Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Driftin' Blues (Monterey 1967). + Informações

Woodstock, Bearsville NY 1977. With Levon Helm Dr.John and David Sanborn.. + Informações

Paul Butterfield - The thrill is gone with Ricky Sebastian - drums Frank Gravis - bass guitar Danny Draher - guitar. + Informações

Title says it all...sometime in the mid to late 60's I'd guess.... + Informações

BB King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert King, Paul Butterfield - "The Sky Is Crying". + Informações

Everything's Gonna Be Alright. + Informações

NEW & IMPROVED! live at the unicorn coffee house boston 1966 paul butterfiel-v/hca mike bloomfield-guitar elvin bishop-guitar jerome arnold-bass mark naftalin-organ billy davenport-drums I'M GOING TO REMOVE THE OLD ONE!. + Informações

Pretty good to be a white guy!. + Informações

From the album "East-West", released 1966.. + Informações

Paul Butterfield's Better Days - Live at Winterland Ballroom 1973. Copyrights © All Right Reserved To WMG. + Informações

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - I Got A Mind To Give Up Living, from the album East-West (1966). + Informações

Live at The Newport Folk Festival july 26 1965 paul butterfield-vocal/hca mike bloomfield-guitar elvin bishop-guitar jerome arnold-bass sam lay-drums bruce langhorne-tamborine please visit MIKEBLOOMFIELD.com. + Informações

Spoonful, a cut from the "Whats Shaken' " LP on Elektra Records...Re-released on, collectors' choice Records.. + Informações

SOUND IS BACK BUTTERFIELD FANS! MANY THANKS TO WARNER MUSIC FROM THOM, GABE AND SALLI!!! A teaser for a documentary-in-progress by the Paul Butterfield Fund & Society. Film about "Paul Butterfield" and his influence on the blues and his legacy. Interviews with Gabriel Butterfield, Al Kooper, Corky Seigel, Sam Lay and Greg Chapin of WDST Woodstock NY. Produced by Thom Pollard of Eyes Open Productions (NH) and Gabriel Butterfield and Salli Squitieri of the Paul Butterfield Fund & Society.. + Informações

Paul Butterfield has put his own stamp to Blues history which begins back in 60s.Here is a clip with The Band from The Last Waltz and performs Mystery Train.Enjoy !!! PS:for the history the song was written by Junior Parker and Sam Phillips.Junior had a band at 1953 called Little Junior's Blue Flames and Sam was the record producer.The song has this dynamic to feel the train both from harmonica and lyrics.Parker sung and here Paul too: "Train arrive, sixteen coaches long. Train arrive sixteen coaches long. Well, that long black train carries my baby home." A wonderful song like a trip.Presented under fair use for educational purposes,materials all rights reserved by the original owners. THE USE OF ANY COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL IS USED UNDER THE GUIDELINES OF "FAIR USE" IN TITLE 17 & 107 OF THE UNITED STATES CODE. SUCH MATERIAL REMAINS THE COPYRIGHT OF THE ORIGINAL HOLDER AND IS USED HERE FOR THE PURPOSES OF EDUCATION, COMPARISON, AND CRITICISM ONLY. NO INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT IS INTENDED. + Informações

Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Drifting Blues (Woodstock 1969). + Informações

Live footage of the original band, interview with Mike Bloomfield and the "real word" from Son House. + Informações

paul butterfield blues band live at the fillmore west 1966 paul butterfield-vocals/harmonica mike bloomfield-guitar elvin bishop-guitar mark naftalin-organ jerome arnold-bass billy davenport-drums. + Informações

I got a mind to give up living. + Informações

I haven't found this version on youtube, and I know many people discover new music from here. So I'd like to present Paul Butterfield Version of the classic "St. James Infirmary" "St. James Infirmary" is a classic song of anonymous origin. It was made famous by Lois Armstrong's 1928 recording. If you would like to see over 100 covers of this song, by many of the great artists then go here: prewarblues.org (My favorite versions are from: Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, Brownie McGhee, Van Morrisson, and -- Cab Calloway, he actually successfully manages to make this song upbeat and happy!) "Paul Butterfield" The son of a lawyer, was born and raised in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood. After studying classical flute as a teenager, he developed a love for the blues harmonica -- which he plays using an unconventional technique, holding the harmonica upside-down (with the low notes to the righthand side). Check out his "East-West" Album for some brilliant and original music.. + Informações

album: "East-West" (1966) Featuring: Paul Butterfield~ Voc. and Harmonica Mike Bloomfield~ guitar Jerome Arnold~ Bass Elvin Bishop ~ guitar Mark Naftalin~ keyboards Billy Davenport ~ drums This band featured Mike Bloomfield before he left to join the Electric Flag. This song in particular was written by Mike Nesmith of the Monkees. Can ya believe it?! TO YOUTUBE: FAIR USE NOTICE: These pages/video may contain copyrighted (© ) material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. Such material is made available to advance understanding of ecological, POLITICAL, HUMAN RIGHTS, economic, DEMOCRACY, scientific, MORAL, ETHICAL, and SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES, etc. It is believed that this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 USC Section 107, this material is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior general interest in receiving similar information for research and educational.. + Informações

live at the carousel or fillmore SAN FRANCISCO,CA. DEC 1 1966 paul butterfield-v/hca mike bloomfield-guitar elvin bishop-guitar mark naftalin-org jerome arnold-bass billy davenport-drums. + Informações

LIVE AT THE FILLMORE WEST 1966. + Informações

Paul Butterfield's Better Days - Please Send Me Someone To Love. + Informações

Disc: The Paul Butterfiel Blues Band Live - CD1. + Informações