The Legendary Paul Butterfield Rides AgainPaul Butterfield
Release Date: 06/20/2006
Original Release:
1986
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 87184_CD
UPC # 051617330523
Label: Amherst Records
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Disc: 1
1.
We Stand a Chance
2.
Save Me
3.
Heart Like a Locomotive
4.
Don't You Hang Me Up
5.
Wandering Kind, The
6.
Bad Love
7.
Mannish Boy
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Night Ain't Long Enough, The
9.
Changes
Performer: Paul Butterfield
Producer: Thom Panunzio Distributor: Big Daddy Music Dist. Notes: Personnel: Paul Butterfield (vocals, harmonica), Len Leonard (guitar), Blondie Chaplin (guitar, vocals), Paul Shaffer (keyboards), Mark Sidgwick (bass), Anton Fig (drums). Recorded at The Hit Factory, New York.
Singer/harmonica player Paul Butterfield and his band were from Chicago and well-schooled in that city's urban blues scene. Their first two albums of modernized Chicago blues not only created a critical stir, but led to large-scale interest in electric blues amongst the then-embryonic hippie generation. Members of the Butterfield band (most notably guitar whiz Mike Bloomfield) also played a key role in rock history by helping Bob Dylan along in his transition to electric music. Butterfield's 1966 album EAST-WEST was strikingly prescient in its incorporation of Eastern modalities. By the mid-'70s he was getting into the post-Woodstock rural vibe with his BETTER DAYS band. Though Butterfield's salad days were far behind him when he passed away in the late-'80s, he had changed both the blues and rock worlds irrevocably.
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