muddy waters sang the song i just want to make love to you.
muddy waters sang the song i just want to make love to you.
who sang the song i just want to make love to you?
muddy waters
i just want to make love to you









































"i just want to make love to you" is a 1954 blues song written by willie dixon, first recorded by muddy waters, and released as "just make love to me". the song reached number four on "billboard" magazine's r&b best sellers chart.









































backing waters on vocals are little walter on harmonica, jimmy rogers on guitar, otis spann on piano, willie dixon on bass, and fred below on drums. waters recorded the song again for the album "electric mud" (1968).









































section::::etta james.
i just want to make love to you
vii. sexual intercourse









































viii. sacrifice









































ix. making investments (“plant crops” in speiser)









































x. public service









































a sample of the dialogue is (master "slave"):









































slave, listen to me! "here i am, master, here i am!"









































i want to make love to a woman! "make love, master, make love!"









































"the man who makes love forgets sorrow and fear!"









































o well, slave, i do not want to make love to a woman.









































"do not make love, master, do not make love."









































"woman is a real pitfall, a hole, a ditch,"









































"woman is a sharp iron dagger that cuts a man’s throat."
dialogue of pessimism