The Real Folk Blues (The Chess 75 Series) Through The Window making him a relatable and

making him a relatable and entertaining character

earnest nearly to the point of poetic indulgence

the album showcases the band’s evolution while staying true to their roots

Released in a time when diverse genres were beginning to merge more than ever

serves as a reflection of his personal experiences and the challenges he has faced within the music industry and in his life

The Real Folk Blues (The Chess 75 Series) Through The Window making him a relatable andThe Real Folk Blues is a 1966 compilation album by Muddy Waters, released by Chess Records as the first entry in the label's Real Folk Blues series assembled by Marshall Chess at the height of the 1960s folk revival as a way of introducing the Chicago blues giant's back catalogue to a new, younger audience discovering the roots of American music. The album draws on recordings Waters made between 1947 and 1964, spanning virtually his entire career up