Buddy Guy Hated The Rolling Stones At First
. Guy tells Rolling Stone: "Muddy Waters and Willie Dixon walked straight in my studio while I was singing, with a bunch of white guys who lined up against the wall while I was singing. "I got pissed off: 'Who in the hell are these guys?' I had never seen a white man with hair that long and high-heeled boots before." But he adds: "When they came to America, they recognized some of the greatest musicians I'd admired - Ike and Tina Turner, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf - and let America know who we were. They let white America know what the blues is. We owe those guys all the thanks in the world." Guy says of the tour, which also featured Junior Wells: "They were so damn wild back then I couldn't keep up with them. They were just a wild bunch of kids playing the best music that you ever heard." Read more here. The Blues Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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