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  1. Paul called me about five times that night, and we talked and I asked him one question -- could I bring my wife. Paul said, 'You can bring your wife or your whole family, but we need you.' So on Monday morning we drove up to Detroit. We rehearsed three numbers that their drummer couldn't do, and Paul said, 'That's it. He's the drummer.'

  2. 3 de ago. de 2017 · Credit Elaine Mayes. Paul Butterfield at Monterey Pop, June 17, 1967. In June, The New York Times ran a 50th anniversary feature on Monterey Pop that named a lot of the fest's performers, but Butterfield, who played afternoon and evening sets, wasn't even mentioned. It's not like he never got respect, but pop history can be cruelly forgetful ...

  3. 31 de oct. de 2018 · Butterfield really took the blues harp into a dimension transformed from Little Walter. They were so ahead of their time that the album East-West came out a month before the Beatles Revolver album.” “I was new to L.A. as I moved here in 1963 to attend a Junior College in the San Fernando Valley,” revealed record producer and blues advocate, Denny Bruce.

  4. 5 de feb. de 2022 · Sam Lay, a powerful and virtuosic drummer who played and recorded with Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters, was a founding member of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and backed Bob Dylan when he went ...

  5. 5 de dic. de 2023 · Paul Butterfield Blues Band (Walking Blues — Live 1978 ) His family was middle-class, and he was born on December 17, 1942, in the Hyde Park area on the South Side of Chicago.

  6. “ The Paul Butterfield Fund and Society" (PBFS) was recently established by Salli Squitieri & Gabriel Butterfield-son of Paul Butterfield, w/the assistance of Dan Aykroyd & his wife Donna Dixon-Aykroyd & the sponsorship of Fractured Atlas (www.fracturedatlas.org) a NYC based non-profit art service organization.

  7. Paul Butterfield blog articles. Butterfield’s bands performed at Newport in 1965, Monterey in 1967, Woodstock in 1969, and then at the iconic final concert of The Band, known as “Last Waltz,” in 1975 – squaring that circle as no other individual or band did. Butterfield and the band are in the Blues Hall of Fame and, collectively, in ...