Mojo Buford - Mojo Workin' - Import CD

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Mojo Buford

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Legendary bluesman George "Mojo" Buford, also known as the harpist for the Muddy Waters Band, recorded a rare session in 1969 that has finally been officially released after half a century! The session featured Ronnie Knight (g), Lazy Bill Lucas (p), known for his work with Homesick James, and Ronnie's friends and musicians from the Minneapolis rock scene, and included his originals "Lost Love," "Deep Sea Diver," Rag Pickers Blues," "Stingin' Be Blues," and "Love Without Jealousy" (Muddy's version was released in 1973), as well as "Got My Mojo Working," from which his nickname "Mojo" came, and Includes Otis Spann's "Blues is a Bazillion" and Willie Dixon's "Help Me," which brought him and Muddy together. Includes bilingual English commentary.