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The Paul Butterfield Blues Band the Paul Butterfield Blues Band Mp3, Flac, Wma The Paul Butterfield Blues Band The Paul Butterfield Blues Band mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Blues Album: The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Country: Canada Style: Blues Rock, Electric Blues, Chicago Blues, Harmonica Blues MP3 version RAR size: 1127 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1612 mb WMA version RAR size: 1748 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 537 Other Formats: FLAC APE DMF ADX AHX MPC MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits Born In Chicago A1 2:55 Written-By – Gravenites* Shake Your Money-Maker A2 2:27 Adapted By – Butterfield* Blues With A Feeling A3 4:20 Written-By – W. Jacobs* Thank You Mr. Poobah A4 4:05 Written-By – Naftalin*, Bloomfield*, Butterfield* I Got My Mojo Working A5 3:30 Vocals – Sam LayWritten-By – Morganfield* Mellow Down Easy A6 3:40 Written-By – W. Dixon* Screamin' B1 4:30 Written-By – Bloomfield* Our Love Is Drifting B2 3:25 Written-By – Bishop*, Butterfield* B3 Mystery Train 2:45 Last Night B4 4:15 Written-By – W. Jacobs* Look Over Yonders Wall B5 2:23 Written-By – J. Clark* Companies, etc. Record Company – Sundazed Music, Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Elektra Entertainment Group Copyright (c) – Sundazed Music, Inc. Licensed From – Elektra Entertainment Group Manufactured By – Rhino Entertainment Company Lacquer Cut At – Cohearent Audio Published By – Nina Music Published By – Arc Music Published By – St. Louis Music Credits Bass – Jerome Arnold Design [Cover Design] – William S. Harvey Directed By [Assistant Recording Director], Producer [Assistant] – Mark Abramson Directed By [Recording Director], Producer – Paul Rothchild* Drums – Sam Lay Lacquer Cut By – Kevin Grey (tracks: KPG) Liner Notes – Pete Welding, Robert Shelton Organ – Mark Naftalin Photography [Cover Photos] – Leonard Heicklen, William S. Harvey Producer [Production Supervisor] – Jac Holzman Rhythm Guitar – Elvin Bishop Slide Guitar – Mike Bloomfield Vocals, Harmonica – Paul Butterfield Notes 2001 US re-issue from Sundazed. Lacquer cut by Cohearent Audio from KPG@CA in runout matrices. This release is similar to The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, which is also a Sundazed reissue, but has Nashville Record Productions as the lacquer cutting studio. Paul Butterfield plays Hohner harmonicas Recording first published in October 1965 Originally issued as Elektra EKS-7294 Publishing Rights Nina Music - BMI: A1, A2, A4, B1, B2 Arc Music - BMI: A3, A5, A6, B4 Saint Louis Music - BMI: B5 Track B3 has no given rights society Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 90771 5095 1 2 Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, etched): LP-5095-A 5-86234 KPG@CA Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, etched): LP-5095-B 5-86235 KPG@CA Rights Society: BMI Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Paul The Paul Butterfield EKL 294 Butterfield Blues Blues Band (LP, Mono, Elektra EKL 294 US 1965 Band 1st) The Paul The Paul Butterfield WPCR-15003 Butterfield Blues Blues Band (CD, Album, Elektra WPCR-15003 Japan 2013 Band RE, RM) The Paul The Paul Butterfield EKS-7294 Butterfield Blues Blues Band (LP, Album, Elektra EKS-7294 Canada Unknown Band RP) The Paul The Paul Butterfield EKS-7294 Butterfield Blues Blues Band (LP, Album, Elektra EKS-7294 US Unknown Band RE) The Paul The Paul Butterfield 1T1-8426 Butterfield Blues Elektra 1T1-8426 US 1988 Blues Band (Cass) Band Related Music albums to The Paul Butterfield Blues Band by The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Paul Butterfield Blues Band, The - run out of time Butterfield Blues Band - Where Did My Baby Go The Butterfield Blues Band - The Resurrection Of Pigboy Crabshaw The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Golden Butter / The Best Of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Mike Bloomfield - Don't Say That I Ain' Your Man! Essential Blues 1964-1969 Ray Conniff, Billy Butterfield - Conniff Meets Butterfield Billy Butterfield And Ray Conniff - Conniff Meets Butterfield The Butterfield Blues Band - Keep On Moving The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - An Anthology: The Elektra Years The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Run Out Of Time / One More Heartache Various - What's Shakin' The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Run Out Of Time.
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