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Who are the other musicians on here?

i am so happy to hear this! Wow,they are the real thing! Thanks for posting this !

Gracias.

The only well knowns who could bend like him were HOWLING WOLF AND THE BLIND OWL -tho neither turned it up quite as high. He could go in out of impossible high notes grab fills for breathing room just in time unlike anyone EVER HAS I played a while -and could never figure how he could keep harps perfectly broken in like that. He a was genious on the level of Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck Roy Buchanon Buddy Guy the kings the Walters Elmore James etc.

Thanks for posting this rare recording. I don't care how bad the fidelity is - it is the PBBB in the period in which they were very likely the best band in the USA. Paul was generous to let others sing leads as the evidence shows here -- LOL. Yes, Bloomfield may not have been having his best night here as someone said below, but I don't care -- I can hear my favorite guitar player from the 1960's doing stuff no one else was doing. Just "Born in Chicago" is all I needed -- Bloomers is ripping. Thanks again. As far as the comment below about Elvin's band being hated in the Bay Area, well, let me say that, yes, he was no Bloomfield, but he and his band(s) had a lot of soul and they were a party band. He was drinking heavily for a while and IMO, he was best seen in a small club, not on the stage of Winterland. His shows were a blast.

Kicking butt bigtime 😮

Greek theater Berkeley California

Chet Helms 💙

10:00 this song is called Help me, not Find Myself

Thank you for posting. Great recording.

Elvin's "You gotta pay the price" rap is classic.

I love Paul Butterfield's harp playing as powerful and tough playing. Charlie Musselwhite was my great intro to harmonica and the blues. Paul Butterfield was a revelation that helped me play with even more confidence. I do think harp or harmonica is a very special instrument with it's location at the mouth and head! It's powerful because the hands and tongue with power from breath shaping that powerhouse sound.

What great listening and nice to hear these long alternate takes. Just pure magic for a dedicated fan. Thanks for the post.

Love this gem

Looking for any contributions, photos, anecdotes, tapes, etc., on the Butterfield Bands that featured Bugsy Maugh as I am hopinbg to put a book together on Bugsy for his family - thank you

My favorite harmonica player of all time and probably the greatest blues guitar and harmonica combo in history

The Stones copied this note for note and never mentioned her once. She refused to perform the song for decades. Bonnie Raitt convinced her to start singing it

Where's the rest of the tape? There's another Kooper era BS&T live from Boston albeit without Paul

Buzzy is BURNING!!!!!

Alvin, Paul and Mike what a great bunch... Nothing but the blues! 💙🎵🎶

Thank you for all the Paul Butterfield music, this is even better with my favorite guitarist Mr. John Cipollina.

Thanks for the rare one.

Thanks, you made my day.

I HEARD IT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HIS PERFORMANCE AT WOODSTOCK 1969 RECORDING AND MOVIE GREAT STAR

So recorded Sept/Oct 1966. Just after East/West was releasd in August. By June 1967 Bloomfield was playing with The Electric Flag at Monterey. I wonder what a third album would have dounded like with this lineup? Considering how different the first two were from each other. Oh well, it was just not to be.

Sutherland just died. Was hoping for FILM, as in almost-in-the-movie, outtakes. Anyway...Hiyo Veldini! Away...

No track list, or times? Great. Easy thumbs down on this video.

Love Paul Butterfield blues harp playing..his a legend..love from Malaysia

East-West itself. Wow - worth the price of admission just for that one. ON FIRE. (and then the tape ran out )

Sencillamente maravilloso.uno de los mejores bluesistas blancos que a habido.

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Still listen to Elvin Bishop! Ive seen him a couple doz times since 77. Mary Mary got me started on Paul Butterfield. We had the Best Music and the Best Cars and the Best Girls!! USA BABY!!

The Three B's.....

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Another great one from NorthSouth2071. Not so often one hears the Band with Buzz Feiten. This line up with Sanborn and Dinwiddie smokes. And Butter as usual is all over it playing ever so Funky and Blue. Thank you.

Busgsy in full effect. He could sing the roof off the joint. Crabshaw was a very unique guitarist rising to the top of the wake left by Mike Bloomfield.

SO GREAT ! can the tape be cleaned up wit AI?

Just such a so very badass band. Isn't that Billy Davenport wielding those sticks?

I can't believe this awesome recording just showed up on my RUclips feed after many years of searching for all things Paul Butterfield😂 This is my lucky day. I hope for you too😉

The best Kansas city Bloomfield cover version that I`ve ever heard. It is superb. Besides this, he sings also. A dream come true are these live recordings for the fans everywhere.

The sound is great. I hope that it is edited as soon as possible and as it deserves.

Not enough harp, too much of everything else.

1. 00:00 Why Do People Act Like That (Bobby Charles) 2. 08:26 The Sky Is Crying (Elmore James) 3. 17:14 Shake Your Moneymaker (Elmore James) 4. 22:05 Like A Fool 5. 28:04 He’s Got All The Whisky (Bobby Charles)

1. 00:00 Hollywood Blues (Tony Flynn) 2. 03:42 Walking Blues (Gertrude "Ma" Rainey, Lovie Austin) 3. 06:21 Traditional Song 4. 11:06 The Sky Is Crying (Elmore James) 5. 14:28 Born In Chicago (Nicholas Gravenites)

Who’s the drummer?

Bloomfield is true while Clapton goes with the weather. He copied B B King, Freddie King, Duane Allman, J J Cale, Bob Marley...

I saw butterfield in 67 and mzny times after tgat . The wildest version of work song yet!!!

Saw Butterfield at the New Penelope in Montreal summer of 67. Found out years later that they were recording that night. It ended up on a bootleg years later

Great great stuff!! Man I love this....

Saw both Butterfield and Bloomfield at Royce Hall UCLA ,in the early '80s, luv Chicago blues. Along with other greats, a night to remember.