Line #39 Music/TheAnthology19471972


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2	[[caption-width-right:350:He's got his mojo working]]
3	''The Anthology: 1947–1972'' is a 2001 [[GreatestHitsAlbum double compilation album]] by Music/MuddyWaters.
4
5	!!Tracklist
6	!!!Disc 1
7	# "Gypsy Woman" (2:35)
8	# "I Can't Be Satisfied" (2:43)
9	# "I Feel Like Going Home" (3:12)
10	# "Train Fare Home Blues" (2:48)
11	# "Mean Red Spider" (2:19)
12	# "Standin' Here Tremblin'" (2:27)
13	# "You're Gonna Need My Help" (3:03)
14	# "Little Geneva" (2:48)
15	# "Rollin' and Tumblin'" (2:59)
16	# "Walkin' Blues" (2:58)
17	# "Louisiana Blues" (2:54)
18	# "Long Distance Call" (2:41)
19	# "Honey Bee" (3:22)
20	# "Country Boy" (3:13)
21	# "She Moves Me" (2:58)
22	# "Still A Fool" (3:19)
23	# "Stuff You Gotta Watch" (2:51)
24	# "Who's Gonna Be Your Sweet Man When I'm Gone?" (3:04)
25	# "Standin' Around Cryin'" (3:23)
26	# "Baby Please Don't Go" (3:18)
27	# "Hoochie Coochie Man" (2:48)
28	# "I Just Want to Make Love to You" (2:52)
29	# "I'm Ready" (3:05)
30	# "Young Fashioned Ways" (3:02)
31	# "I Want to Be Loved" (2:42)
32
33	!!!Disc 2
34	# "My Eyes (Keep Me in Trouble)" (3:12)
35	# "Mannish Boy" (2:58)
36	# "Sugar Sweet" (2:31)
37	# "Trouble No More" (2:42)
38	# "Forty Days and Forty Nights" (2:53)
39	# "Just to Be With You" (3:15)
40	# "Don't Go No Farther" (2:56)
41	# "Diamonds At Your Feet" (2:26)
42	# "I Love the Life I Live, I Live the Life I Love" (2:52)
43	# "Got My Mojo Working" (2:53)
44	# "Rock Me" (3:13)
45	# "Look What You've Done" (2:24)
46	# "She's Nineteen Years Old" (3:19)
47	# "Close To You" (3:07)
48	# "Walking Thru the Park" (2:47)
49	# "Take the Bitter with the Sweet" (3:08)
50	# "I Feel So Good" (2:58)
51	# "You Shook Me" (2:44)
52	# "My Home Is in the Delta" (4:00)
53	# "Good Morning Little School Girl" (3:15)
54	# "The Same Thing" (2:44)
55	# "You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had" (2:57)
56	# "All Aboard (Fathers & Sons)" (2:53)
57	# "Can't Get No Grindin'" (2:45)
58
59	----
60	!! Got My Mojo Troping...
61	* AlliterativeTitle: "I '''L'''ove the '''L'''ife I '''L'''ive, I '''L'''ive the '''L'''ife I '''L'''ove", "'''S'''ugar '''S'''weet".
62	* AllWomenAreLustful: "She's Nineteen Years Old"
63	--> ''Nothing I can do to please her, to keep her satisfied''
64	** Subverted with "Got My Mojo Working", where the mojo "just don't work on you, baby".
65	* AManIsAlwaysEager: Muddy sure is. Most of his songs are about how he's really craving for a woman, most notably in "I Just Want To Make Love To You"
66	* {{Anthology}}: The album provides an overview of his best work between 1947 and 1972.
67	* BadassBoast: Half of his songs praise himself as a badass man: "I'm The Hoochie Coochie Man", "Mannish Boy", "Got My Mojo Working", "I Can Never Be Satisfied".
68	* CoverAlbum: Typical for most blues songs some of the material was not created by Muddy himself, but by other artists, such as Music/RobertJohnson and T-Bone Walker.
69	* DistinctDoubleAlbum: Two sides with the essential tracks of Muddy's career.
70	* FaceOnTheCover: Muddy posing with his guitar.
71	* GreatestHitsAlbum: A highly praised compilation album that gives a good overview of his career.
72	* IWantSong: "I Just Want to Make Love to You". There's a [[SarcasmMode slight possibility]] this is also an IntercourseWithYou song.
73	* IntercourseWithYou: Typical for Muddy's repertoire most of his songs are about him craving for women.
74	* MundaneMadeAwesome: "Mean Red Spider", a song about a red spider, that nevertheless is a great, powerful blues track.
75	* NonAppearingTitle: Since this is a compilation album the title does not appear in any of the lyrics.
76	* OneManSong: "Hoochie Coochie Man", "Mannish Boy", "Country Boy".
77	* OneWomanSong: "Gypsy Woman", "Little Geneva".
78	%%* RatedMForManly: You're probably never gonna hear such a masculine singer as Muddy.
79	* RuleOfSeven: "I'm The Hoochie Coochie Man".
80	--> ''On the seventh hour''
81	--> ''On the seventh day''
82	--> ''On the seventh month''
83	--> ''The seven doctors say''
84	--> ''He was born for good luck''
85	--> ''And that you'll see''
86	--> ''I got 700 dollars''
87	--> ''Don't you mess with me''
88	* SomethingBlues: "Walkin' Blues", "Louisiana Blues", "Country Blues", "Train Fare Home Blues",...
89	* TheresNoPlaceLikeHome: "I Feel Like Going Home" expresses homesickness.

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