THE BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND The Paul Butterfield Blues Band (2001 US exclusive 11-track LP pressed on Audiophile Quality HIGH DEFINITION VIRGIN VINYL - the Paul Butterfield Blues Band absolutely nailed it right out of the gate with their smoking 1965 landmark debut, which spotlighted the blues-guitar genius of Mike Bloomfield alongside Butterfield's impassioned vocals & wailing harmonica, abetted by a rock-solid supporting cast of Elvin Bishop on rhythm guitar, keyboardis more...
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THE BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND The Paul Butterfield Blues Band (2001 US exclusive 11-track LP pressed on Audiophile Quality 180gram High Definition Virgin Vinyl - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band absolutely nailed it right out of the gate with their smoking 1965 landmark debut, which spotlighted the blues-guitar genius of Mike Bloomfield alongside Butterfield's impassioned vocals & wailing harmonica, abetted by a rock-solid supporting cast of Elvin Bishop on rhythm guitar, keyboardi more...
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THE BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND The Paul Butterfield Blues Band (Early 70s UK 'butterfly' label 11-track stereo LP issue of their smoking 1965 debut, which spotlighted the blues-guitar genius of Mike Bloomfield, alongside Butterfield's impassionedvocals & wailing harmonica, abetted by a rock-solid supporting cast of Elvin Bishop on rhythm guitar, keyboardist Mark Naftalin & Howlin' Wolf's rhythm section, Jerome Arnold on bass and drummer Sam Lay, matt picture sleeve K42004) more...
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THE BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND East-West (1966 UK first press 9-track Mono LP on the rough textured orange Elektra label, US printed picture sleeve. Highly influential Electric Blues from the band that boasted Howlin Wolf's rhythm section, with all members recently inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. The album laid the roots of psychedelic acid rock, introduced modal guitar playing & the extended guitar solo & helped spark the West Coast's rock revolution... not bad going! The more...
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THE BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND The Resurrection Of Pigboy Crabshaw (1970s German 'butterfly' Exulta / Elektra label issue of their 1968 9-track vinyl LP which marked a slight shift in their sound towards R&B and was also their first record to featurea horn section, which included alto saxophone player David Sanborn. The picture sleeve has a small deletion punch-hole to the top of the opening edge and shows a little shelfwear to the edges but retains its opened original shrinkwrap which a more...
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THE PAUL BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND The Paul Butterfield Blue Band (Magnificent Debut 1965 US first press 11-track mono LP, on the gold 'guitar player' Elektra label. Trailing a few years behind the British Blues boom of the sixties, this was oneof the first American Blues records led by a white singer; Paul Butterfield helped rekindle the Chicago Blues sound in the sixties, bringing it to a new audience with the aid of two superb guitarists, Mike Bloomfield & Elvin Bishop. The pasted lam more...
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THE PAUL BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND The Paul Butterfield Blue Band (Rare 1965 US 1st issue 11-track mono LP on the gold 'guitar player' Elektra label, pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve on this copy shows few signs of age with minimal edge scuffing orcolouration & is promo stampedon the reverse, the vinyl is flawless - a superb copy! EKL-294) more...
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THE BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND The Paul Butterfield Blue Band (Magnificent Debut 1965 UK first press 11-track MONO LP, on the gold 'guitar player' Elektra label with 'Manufactured In England' print. Trailing a few years behind the British Blues boom of the sixties, this was one of the first American Blues records led by a white singer; Paul Butterfield helped rekindle the Chicago Blues sound in the sixties, bringing it to a new audience with the aid of two superb guitarists, Mike Bloom more...
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