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Paul Butterfield discography and songs: Music profile for Paul Butterfield, born 17 December 1942. Genres: Blues Rock, Soft Rock. Albums include The Last Waltz, Put It in Your Ear, and Solos, Sessions & Encores.
4 de may. de 2018 · He is the author of Jimi Hendrix: Electric Gypsy, Eric Clapton: Lost in the Blues, Waiting for the Man: the Story of Drugs and Popular Music and many other titles. Released in 1966, John Mayall’s Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton changed the musical landscape. On its 50th anniversary, here’s how Beano came to exist….
John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers byla průkopnická anglick ... 1967: John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Paul Butterfield (Decca EP 45) 1967: Crusade (Decca*) 1968: Diary of a Band Volume 1 (Decca*) 1968: Diary of a Band Volume 2 (Decca*) 1968: Bare Wires (Decca*) 1969: Looking Back (Decca*) – kompilace;
Paul Butterfield (r.) mit Rick Danko, Woodstock Reunion, 1979. Paul Butterfield (* 17. ... As It All Began: The Best Of John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers 1964–1969 (1998) Hoyt Axton – Rustyold Halo/Where Did The Money Go (1998) Hoyt Axton – Gotta Keep Rollin': The Jeremiah Years 1979–1981 (1999)
The act featured three musicians who would put a strong, highly individual stamp on the music -- harmonica player Paul Butterfield and guitarists Mike Bloomfield and Elvin Bishop -- and the tough, fluid sound they conjured on 1965's The Paul Butterfield Blues Band and the more exploratory approach of 1966's East-West carved out a path dozens of blues-rock acts would follow.
John Mayall, Peter Green, Bluesbreakers, Paul Butterfield, Decca, 60's Rhythm & Blues, DFE-R 8673 ... John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Paul Butterfield Track List: A SIDE 1. All my life 2. Ridin' on the L & N B SIDE 1. Little by little 2. Eagle eye Label: Decca Catalogue Number:
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.
