| 07/08/2013| Sound

Loitered Lens : Mud Morganfield

‘dressed like a high-class gangster in his high pin-stripe suit with a silky handkerchief in the top pocket’. Mud Morganfield

A picture of the Mud Morganfield Band

Mud Morganfield, son of Muddy Waters, took to the Cambridge stage:

‘dressed like a high-class gangster in his high pin-stripe suit with a silky handkerchief in the top pocket.’

Meanwhile, ‘Wielding his red Gretsch like a sharp shooter, guitarist, Ronni Busack-Boysen had the slick greased hair and pock marked face of a brutal right-hand man’

– Sarah Corbett, reviewing the Cambridge Folk Festival.

We are impressed.

Photos: Carl Byron Batson

Carl Byron Batson

Carl Byron Batson

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2 Replies to “Loitered Lens : Mud Morganfield”

  1. Avatar Birgitta Larsson says:
    14/03/2014 at 22:10

    Hi,

    may I us pic nr 4 from above to down, with Mud Morganfield tobether with guitarist Ronni Busack-Boysen, for an interview I have done with RonniBusack-Boysen for the Swedish Blues Magazine Jefferson? Of coarse your name as a photographer will be mentioned. Jefferson is non-profit product.

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