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The Butterfield Blues Band East-West mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Blues Album: East-West Country: Europe Style: Electric Blues, Blues Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1469 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1788 mb WMA version RAR size: 1120 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 968 Other Formats: AC3 MP3 FLAC MP1 WAV AA DTS Tracklist Hide Credits Walkin' Blues 1 3:15 Written-By – Johnson* Get Out Of My Life, Woman 2 3:13 Written-By – Toussaint* I Got A Mind To Give Up Living 3 4:57 Written-By – Traditional All These Blues 4 2:18 Written-By – Traditional Work Song 5 7:53 Written-By – Adderley*, Brown* Mary, Mary 6 2:48 Written-By – Nesmith* Two Trains Running 7 3:50 Written-By – Davis* Never Say No 8 2:57 Written-By – Traditional East-West 9 13:10 Written-By – Bloomfield*, Gravenites* Companies, etc. Record Company – Warner Communications Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Elektra Records Copyright (c) – Elektra Records Copyright (c) – Demon Records Ltd. Manufactured By – TELDEC Record Service GmbH Mastered At – Digital Magnetics Credits Bass – Jerome Arnold Design, Photography [Cover Photos] – William S. Harvey Drums – Billy Davenport Guitar – Elvin Bishop, Mike Bloomfield Harmonica, Vocals – Paul Butterfield Liner Notes – Paul Nelson Mastered By [Cd Mastering] – Bruce Botnick, Paul A. Rothchild Organ, Piano – Mark Naftalin Producer – Barry Friedman (tracks: 6), Mark Abramson, Paul A. Rothchild Producer [Supervisor] – Jac Holzman Vocals – Elvin Bishop (tracks: 8) Notes Originally released in 1966. CD Mastering at Digital Magnetics, Los Angeles. Made in Germany Disc has French/English/German rim text Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 075596075121 Matrix / Runout: 960 751-2 SRC-01 Label Code: LC 0192 Rights Society: GEMA / BIEM Other (in clear centre of disc): 16 Price Code: France WE 835 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Butterfield Blues East-West (LP, EKL-315 Elektra EKL-315 US 1966 Band* Album, Mono) The Butterfield Blues East-West (LP, EKS-7315 Elektra EKS-7315 US 1970 Band* Album, RE, But) The Butterfield Blues East West (LP, EKS-7315 Elektra EKS-7315 UK Unknown Band* Album, RE) The Butterfield Blues East-West (LP, K 42006 Elektra K 42006 UK 1976 Band* Album, RE) The Butterfield Blues East-West (CD, Elektra 20P2-2106 20P2-2106 Japan 1988 Band* Album, RE) Records Related Music albums to East-West by The Butterfield Blues Band Doors - La Légende Des Doors Der Böse Mann - Kommt Mit Mir The Paddy Noonan Band - Paddy Noonan Presents: Paddy's Navy The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - East-West Alex Ubago - No Te Rindas The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - An Anthology: The Elektra Years Lu-sheng Ensemble - China: Shantung Folk Music & Traditional Instrumental Pieces The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Golden Butter, The Best Of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Dokken - Beast From The East.

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