#paul butterfield

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE

long-overdue gif request for @majortomwaits

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Re-post from 10 years ago.

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Chuck Berry - It Wasn't Me (1966)

From Chuck Berry’s 9th LP for Chess, accompanied by Mike Bloomfield and Paul Butterfield.

Yes, a shrewd young whipper snapper love to run and play But the draft board got him, they inducted him today

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THE PAUL BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND - Laast Hope's Gone

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bob dylan with the paul butterfield blues band, newport folk festival afternoon workshop, 1965.

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The Watchmen: in the trees (1994) Out of Winnipeg one of the most commercially successful bands in Canada in the mid to late 1990s. A band helped by great videos on Much Much, Canada’s version of MTV. Those were the days when there were actual videos on these channels. Now that has pretty much stopped but YouTube etc has taken over for them. Anyway this was, as wiki tells me, a very popular band…

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RULES: When you get this you have to put 5 songs you actually listen to, then tag 10 people!!

I tagged myself from @warpcoreejector

Tagging @thebejeweledwatercat @twinkboimler @jimmysdragonsuit13 @hc1701 @in-sufficientdata @queer-geordie-nerd @departmentq @sopranoentravesti @david-watts @numberoneobservationbarbarian

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A holiday tradition that all can get behind

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Levon Helm and the RCO All Stars - Blues So Bad

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“Born in Chicago”

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band

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Paul Butterfield & Mike Bloomfield - Shake Your Money Maker (Boston, 1971)

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THE PAUL BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND - East-West

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Paul Butterfield Blues Band at Newport 1965 (audio)

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David Sanborn entró en The Paul Butterfield Blues Band y grabó con ellos cuatro álbumes entre 1967 y 1971. El primero de ellos fue "The Resurrection Of Pigboy Crabshaw" - un homenaje a su guitarrista Elvin Bishop- y tercero de la banda. La nueva sección de viento añadida por Butterfield, formada por Sanborn, Gene Dinwiddie y Keith Johnson, abrió ligeramente el espectro sonoro de la banda hacia el R&B/soul. Incluso abrieron el LP con un tema Motown de Marvin Gaye, "One More Heartache" (la misma que en Inglaterra hacían The Artwoods) y había alguna composición propia que apuntaba en esa dirección como "Droppin' Out".