1973 album on which Muddy wasn't allowed to sing at the sessions(for contractual reasons), so he played guitar, and in case anyone forgot, he was a pretty fair slide player. The LP was eventually released and attributed to the Muddy Waters Band (which, at the time, featured Mojo Buford on harmonica and Otis Spann on piano), with guitarist Luther Johnson fronting things and handling the vocals quite soulfully.In spite of the freaky psychedelic cover art, it's a rather straightforward set of well-done Chicago blues, free of fuzz and fuss."

Disc has a handful of very faint marks.

• 1 Digging My Potatos
• 2 Long Distance Call
• 3 Mud In Your Ear (Inst.)
• 4 Sad Day Uptown
• 5 I'm So Glad
• 6 Chicken Shack (Inst.)
• 7 Excuse Me Baby
• 8 Remember Me
• 9 Evil
• 10 Watch Dog
• 11 Why'd You Do Me
• 12 Love N' Trouble
• 13 Looking For My Baby
• 14 Coming Home Baby
• 15 Mud In Your Ear (Reprise)