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Koko Taylor ↔ Muddy Waters

Koko Taylor and Muddy Waters are directly connected through shared producer Willie Dixon.

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Koko Taylor

📍 Bartlett, Tennessee, United States • 📅 1963 – 2009

The uncontested 'Queen of the Blues', blessed with a roaring, guttural vocal power that Willie Dixon captured on Chess ('Wang Dang Doodle') before she reigned for 30 years as the matriarch of Alligator Records.

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Willie Dixon

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Muddy Waters

📍 Chicago, Illinois, United States • 📅 1941 – 1983

The father of modern Chicago electric blues who plugged in the Delta blues sound on Chess Records, igniting the entire trajectory of modern rock and roll with "Hoochie Coochie Man" and "Mannish Boy".

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Koko Taylor

📍 Bartlett, Tennessee, United States

Archival Biography

The uncontested 'Queen of the Blues', blessed with a roaring, guttural vocal power that Willie Dixon captured on Chess ('Wang Dang Doodle') before she reigned for 30 years as the matriarch of Alligator Records.

Musical Genres

Chicago Blues Electric Blues Soul Blues
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👥 Band Personnel (5)

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Koko Taylor

Lead Vocals

1963–2009
Criss Johnson

Lead Guitar

1980–2009
Eddie King

Guitar

1975–1985
Jerry Murphy

Bass

1980–2009
Ray Allison

Drums

1980–2000
💿 Record Labels:
Chess Records Alligator Records
🎛️ Producers & Engineers:
Willie Dixon ⚡ Bruce Iglauer
BAND LINER NOTES 📅 1941 – 1983

Muddy Waters

📍 Chicago, Illinois, United States

Archival Biography

The father of modern Chicago electric blues who plugged in the Delta blues sound on Chess Records, igniting the entire trajectory of modern rock and roll with "Hoochie Coochie Man" and "Mannish Boy".

Musical Genres

Chicago Blues Delta Blues Electric Blues Blues
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👥 Band Personnel (8)

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Muddy Waters

Lead Vocals, Guitar

1941–1983
Also in: Otis Spann, Jimmy Rogers
Little Walter

Harmonica

1948–1958
Also in: Little Walter, Jimmy Rogers, Otis Rush
Otis Spann

Piano, Vocals

1953–1968
Also in: Otis Spann, Jimmy Rogers
Jimmy Rogers

Guitar, Vocals

1947–1954
Also in: Jimmy Rogers
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Upright Bass

1948–1965
Also in: Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter, Willie Dixon, Jimmy Rogers, Otis Rush
Fred Below

Drums

1951–1960
Also in: Little Walter
Sammy Lawhorn

Guitar

1964–1973
Also in: Junior Wells
Bob Margolin

Guitar

1973–1980
💿 Record Labels:
Chess Records Blue Sky Records
🎛️ Producers & Engineers:
Willie Dixon ⚡ Leonard Chess Johnny Winter

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