Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 7月8日 08時08分

“#MuddyWaters never looked back once he established himself locally as a musician. ‘I didn’t like farming,’ he said. ‘I always expected my guitar could beat driving tractors, plowing mules, chopping cotton, drawing water. Sometimes they’d want us to work Saturday, but. . . they’d look for me and I’d be gone, playing my guitar in the little town or in some juke joint. Was I a rambler? I rambled all the time. That’s why I added that verse about the rollin’ stone to ‘Catfish Blues’ and named it ‘Rollin Stone.’ I was just like that, like a rollin’ stone.'“ From the October 5th, 1977 issue of Rolling Stone. Photograph by Clarence Gatson

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