Marios, I can't keep up with you! I'm just commenting on this, and you've already posted "Strawberry Jam."
Besides the talented core of the group, Paul Butterfield albums always contain a line-up of all-star musicians, and this one is no exception. The sound sample is a laid back instrumental blues number that proves it's not always how loud you play or who has the most spotlighted solos, but that the best bands always played fluidly and effortlessly, not forced.
Thanks for another great Butterfield post Marios, and onward to Strawberry Jam!!!
Thanks again Marios, for posting some great Paul Butterfield albums! I really feel they convey the laid-back feel of the late 60s - early 70s. I would like to request the first 5 Butterfield albums, if you have the time and the inclination to do so. Either way, it's much appreciated what you've already shared. Hope to see more down the line.
I thought I had everything from this great band, but then I discovered this, thanks to this essential blog, and it just may be the best! (The blog or the album? BOTH!!) BIG thanks Marios, for blowing my mind AGAIN!!
Hello Marios. Your recent Elvin Bishop post led me to find your page of Paul Butterfield Blues Band posts but many of the links have expired. Any chance you could update the links to Strawberry Jam, Live 1970 and Sometimes I Just Feel Like I'm Smiling? Thank you so very much!
Marios... words cannot express the joy your shares have brought me. Thank you so much for rocking my little corner of the free world.
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Very Nice! Thanks so very much.
ReplyDeleteMarios, I can't keep up with you! I'm just commenting on this, and you've already posted "Strawberry Jam."
ReplyDeleteBesides the talented core of the group, Paul Butterfield albums always contain a line-up of all-star musicians, and this one is no exception. The sound sample is a laid back instrumental blues number that proves it's not always how loud you play or who has the most spotlighted solos, but that the best bands always played fluidly and effortlessly, not forced.
Thanks for another great Butterfield post Marios, and onward to Strawberry Jam!!!
Thank you very much, Marios!
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ReplyDeleteThanks again Marios, for posting some great Paul Butterfield albums! I really feel they convey the laid-back feel of the late 60s - early 70s. I would like to request the first 5 Butterfield albums, if you have the time and the inclination to do so. Either way, it's much appreciated what you've already shared. Hope to see more down the line.
ReplyDeleteI thought I had everything from this great band, but then I discovered this, thanks to this essential blog, and it just may be the best! (The blog or the album? BOTH!!)
ReplyDeleteBIG thanks Marios, for blowing my mind AGAIN!!
Thanks for everything!!! Such an amazing blog! Is there any way you could re-up the Butterfield Blues Band Live album from 1970?? Many thanks!!
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Hello Marios. Your recent Elvin Bishop post led me to find your page of Paul Butterfield Blues Band posts but many of the links have expired. Any chance you could update the links to Strawberry Jam, Live 1970 and Sometimes I Just Feel Like I'm Smiling? Thank you so very much!
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