Still Livin' the Blues's video: Muddy Waters - Muddy s Home in Stovall Mississippi - Historical Marker

Timestamps for video. 00:00 - Beginning/Intro 00:14 - Stovall Farms (It used to be called the Stovall Plantation) 00:32 - Arriving at the Historical Blues Marker 00:45 -1942 Photo of Muddy Waters at his House on the Stovall Plantation. 01:08 - Where Muddy's House once stood. 01:19 - The Historical Blues Marker 01:55 - The View from the Porch 03:03 - Muddy's House in the Delta Blues Museum 03:37 - Marker Inscription (Info) 04:07 - Marker Inscription Back (Info) 05:02 - Location Information (Go Visit!) 05:18 - The Fields. 06:36 - Muddy's Quote - "I can do this!" 07:17 - More of Stovall 07:37 - Some Awesome Pictures Before Muddy Waters became the most famous of all Chicago bluesman, he lived down near Clarksdale, Mississippi on the Stovall plantation. (It's now known as Stovall Farms.) During the first 30 years of his life, he called this place home more than any other. In fact, it was here...at these exact location, that Alan Lomax came and recorded Muddy in both 1941, and in 1942. This is both video, and pictures, of my first visit to the Muddy Waters's House Historical Blues marker. It was a beautiful day. For me, this trip was unforgettable. Thank you for watching! Please click the like button, leave a comment, and subscribe to my channel! John @StillLivinTheBlues