Born in Chicago - Paul Butterfield, Gravenites, Nick
Lovin' Cup - Paul Butterfield, Butterfield, Paul
One More Mile - Paul Butterfield, Cotton, James [Harm
Off the Wall - Paul Butterfield, Little Walter
Come on In - Paul Butterfield, London, Mel
Nut Popper, No. 1 - Paul Butterfield, Butterfield, Paul
Ain't No Need to Go No Further/It's Too Late Brother - Paul Butterfield, Duncan, Al [Jazz]
Born in Chicago - Paul Butterfield, Gravenites, Nick
Shake Your Moneymaker - Paul Butterfield, James, Elmore [1]
Blues with a Feeling - Paul Butterfield, Little Walter
Thank You Mr. Poobah - Paul Butterfield, Bloomfield, Michael
Our Love Is Drifting - Paul Butterfield, Bishop, Elvin
Mystery Train - Paul Butterfield, Parker, Junior [1]
Last Night - Paul Butterfield, Little Walter
Walking Blues - Paul Butterfield, Johnson, Robert [01
I Got a Mind to Give Up Living - Paul Butterfield, Traditional
Work Song - Paul Butterfield, Adderley, Nat
All These Blues - Paul Butterfield, Traditional
East West - Paul Butterfield, Bloomfield, Michael
Track Listings (14) - Disc #2
One More Heartache - Paul Butterfield, Moore, Warren "Pete
Double Trouble - Paul Butterfield, Rush, Otis
Last Hope's Gone - Paul Butterfield, Butterfield, Paul
Come on In - Paul Butterfield, London, Mel
Just to Be with You - Paul Butterfield, Roth, Bernard
Get Yourself Together - Paul Butterfield, Maugh, Bugsy
In My Own Dream - Paul Butterfield, Butterfield, Paul
Love March - Paul Butterfield, Dinwiddie, Gene
Walking by Myself - Paul Butterfield, Lane, James A.
Love Disease - Paul Butterfield, Dinwiddie, Gene
Everything's Gonna Be Alright - Paul Butterfield, Little Walter
Driftin' and Driftin' - Paul Butterfield, Brown, Oscar Jr. [1
Blind Leading the Blind - Paul Butterfield, Butterfield, Paul
Song for Lee - Paul Butterfield, Butterfield, Paul
It might be impossible to overestimate the importance of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band on American music in the latter half of the '60's. Unlike British blues revivalists The Rolling Stones, the Butterfield band was scho... more »oled in the tough Chicago bars that housed Muddy Waters, Little Walter, and Howlin' Wolf. They didn't imitate the blues, they were the blues. They were also virtuoso instrumentalists to the man; and the extended raga-like "East-West," powered by Butterfield's defiant harmonica and the guitars of Elvin Bishop and Mike Bloomfield, virtually created the concept of psychedelic jamming. This 2 CD set profiles the best of their massively influential early work, and samples later R&B-inflected, horn-driven material as well. Essential for blues fans. --Michael Ruby« less
It might be impossible to overestimate the importance of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band on American music in the latter half of the '60's. Unlike British blues revivalists The Rolling Stones, the Butterfield band was schooled in the tough Chicago bars that housed Muddy Waters, Little Walter, and Howlin' Wolf. They didn't imitate the blues, they were the blues. They were also virtuoso instrumentalists to the man; and the extended raga-like "East-West," powered by Butterfield's defiant harmonica and the guitars of Elvin Bishop and Mike Bloomfield, virtually created the concept of psychedelic jamming. This 2 CD set profiles the best of their massively influential early work, and samples later R&B-inflected, horn-driven material as well. Essential for blues fans. --Michael Ruby