Muddy Waters - I Can't Be Satisfied Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who wrote 'I Can't Be Satisfied'?

   'I Can't Be Satisfied' was written by Muddy Waters, whose real name is McKinley Morganfield.

2. When was 'I Can't Be Satisfied' released?

   'I Can't Be Satisfied' was released as a single in 1948, very early in Muddy Waters' career.

3. What inspired Muddy Waters to write 'I Can't Be Satisfied'?

   'I Can't Be Satisfied' reflects themes of restlessness and emotional turmoil. The lyrics suggest that the narrator is leaving for both his safety and his partner's, driven by a troubled mind and inability to find satisfaction.

4. Did The Rolling Stones cover 'I Can't Be Satisfied'?

   Yes, The Rolling Stones covered 'I Can't Be Satisfied.' It appears as the ninth track on their album 'The Rolling Stones No. 2,' which was their fourth studio album despite its title suggesting otherwise.

5. What record label first recorded Muddy Waters?

   'I Can’t Be Satisfied' was recorded under Aristocrat Records, which later became Chess Records. This label played an essential role in Muddy Waters’ rise to fame.

6. How did Muddy Waters influence other genres of music?

   'Muddy Waters is often cited as the "father of modern Chicago blues." His style has influenced various American music genres, including rock and roll. Bands like The Rolling Stones were named after his song ‘Rollin’ Stone,’ and many rock musicians have cited him as a significant influence.