2003 180gm HQ Mono Reissue In Shrink Wrap. LP Appears New, Unplayed. In 1960, When Muddy Waters Recorded This Album As A Tribute To Big Bill Broonzy Two Years After Broonzy's Death, He Could Be Sure Of Broonzy's Approval. "Oh Yeah, Muddy Is A Real Singer For The Blues," Big Bill, The Mississippi Foundation Stone, Was Heard To Say Early On In Muddy Waters' Career. Full Of Confidence After A Best Of Compilation Released On The Chess Label In 1959 And His Legendary Appearance At The Newport Folk Festival, Muddy Set Down His Own Broonzy Songs. It Goes Almost Without Saying That Such Successful Numbers As "I Feel So Good" And "Tell Me Baby" Are Overflowing With A Chicago Feeling That Gets Right Under Your Skin. Muddy's Backing Band Includes Otis Spann, James Cotton And Willie "Big Eyes" Smith.