Mannish Boy

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"Mannish Boy" is a classic Chicago blues song, best known through Muddy Waters' powerful electric recording and its enduring influence on rock and blues music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chicago blues song
song
associatedCity Chicago NERFINISHED
associatedWithArtist Muddy Waters NERFINISHED
composer Ellas McDaniel NERFINISHED
Mel London NERFINISHED
Muddy Waters NERFINISHED
firstRecordingArtist Muddy Waters NERFINISHED
genre Chicago blues
electric blues
hasCallPhrase I’m a man
hasCulturalImpact frequently included on lists of greatest blues songs
widely regarded as a blues standard
hasLegacy became a template for later rock interpretations of blues
considered one of Muddy Waters’ signature songs
hasLyricalTheme male sexual prowess
self-assertion
hasMusicalFeature call-and-response vocals and guitar
repeated boastful lyrics
stop-time riff
hasRhythmicStyle shuffle-based groove
hasVocalStyle shouted, declamatory vocals
influencedBy Hoochie Coochie Man NERFINISHED
influencedGenre blues rock
electric blues
rock music
isAnswerSongTo Hoochie Coochie Man NERFINISHED
language English
lyricist Ellas McDaniel NERFINISHED
Mel London NERFINISHED
Muddy Waters NERFINISHED
notableCoverVersionArtist George Thorogood NERFINISHED
Jimi Hendrix NERFINISHED
The Band NERFINISHED
The Rolling Stones NERFINISHED
notableInstrumentation amplified band arrangement
electric guitar
harmonica
notablePerformer Muddy Waters NERFINISHED
performer Muddy Waters NERFINISHED
recordingEra 1950s
recordingLocation Chicago NERFINISHED
sharesMotifWith I’m a Man NERFINISHED
usedInContext live blues performances
rock concert setlists

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Muddy Waters notableWork Mannish Boy