Muddy Waters’ “Mannish Boy” + More Publishing Royalties

This catalog showcases some of the most iconic blues standards, including the Hall of Fame classic "Mannish Boy," performed by Muddy Waters.

The dollar age of this catalog is impressive at 66.98. This figure is a weighted measurement of how long the songs that have earned royalties. A higher Dollar Age generally signifies that a catalog's royalty earnings are more likely to be stable. 

"Mannish Boy," a seminal blues track, was first recorded by Muddy Waters on May 24, 1955. Waters revisited the song multiple times throughout his career, including a 1968 version for the Electric Mud album, designed to appeal to a rock audience, and a 1977 rendition on the Hard Again album, produced by Johnny Winter. The song has earned enduring acclaim, being inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame as a "Classic of Blues Recordings," featured in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's "500 Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll," and ranked among Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time," solidifying its legacy as a timeless blues masterpiece.

"It Hurts Me Too" is a classic blues song that has been widely interpreted by various artists over the years. First recorded by Tampa Red in 1940, the song is a mid-tempo eight-bar blues featuring slide guitar. Elmore James, known as the "King of the Slide Guitar," recorded his version of "It Hurts Me Too" in 1957. This rendition introduced some of the lyrics that are most familiar today. 

How This Investment Works. As the winning bidder, you will collect 100% of payments until you receive the fixed amount of $8,500 from this asset. 

Early Repayment. The seller of this asset can repay the remaining advance balance at any time.For example: If after two years, this asset has paid you $4,000 and the seller wants the royalty stream back, they can pay you $4,500 to reclaim the royalties.

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