Muddy Waters was long one of the Rolling Stones' idols, and they got to perform with him 1981 in Chicago. "Muddy Waters and the Rolling Stones: Live at the Checkerboard Lounge 1981" shows those two sharing the stage with Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, and a bunch of other blues singers. It's an experience like you can't imagine. Part of the significance of the 1960s British Invasion was that the Beatles, Stones, etc introduced the US to all these great singers who were right under our noses but we'd ignored for years. Now that we can appreciate both the classic blues singers and those whom they inspired, we should take a lot of pleasure in the music. The blues will never die!