Paul Butterfield's Better Days - Bearsville Anthology

Album: Bearsville Anthology
Size: 143,8 MB
Time: 62:26
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2000
Styles: Blues, harmonica blues
Art: Full

1. Highway 28 (3:12)
2. Buried Alive In The Blues (3:43)
3. New Walking Blues (4:52)
4. Baby Please Don't Go (3:33)
5. Too Many Drivers (3:21)
6. Win Or Lose (4:38)
7. Take Your Pleasure Where You Find It (3:44)
8. It All Comes Back (6:12)
9. Ain't That A Lot Of Love (4:05)
10. The Breadline (3:06)
11. Here I Go Again (3:52)
12. Bread & Butterfield (4:25)
13. Baby Blue (5:09)
14. Slow Down (4:38)
15. Done A Lot Of Wrong Things (3:51)

Paul Butterfield was a legend long before he ever set foot in Woodstock. Perhaps the first authentic white voice in the blues, his legendary '60s aggregations showed how the blues could progress long after it had ceased to be nourished from the black neighbourhoods. In Butterfield's hands, the blues could be heavy with rock 'n' roll attitude or fleet with jazz. His bands were loud, ballsy, and aware of tradition without being overawed by it. Butterfield was a musical eclectic. His roots were in jazz, blues, R&B, and rock 'n' roll, and he saw nothing wrong with combining them all. That eclecticism could sometimes be his undoing, but at his considerable best Paul Butterfield was a towering giant of American music.

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