The Butterfield Blues Band // East-West // 1966 // Featuring Mike Bloomfield & Elvin Bishop
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- One the BEST 60s Instrumental Jams ever recorded -- from the album, 'East-West'' released August of 1966.
Mike Bloomfield Elvin Bishop Group Paul Butterfield Band Monterey Pop Festival 1967 Woodstock 1969 Electric Flag Al Kooper Bod Dylan Highway 61 Revisited Like A Rolling Stone Country Joe & The Fish Jefferson Airplane Jorma Kaukonen Paul Kantner Jack Casady Grace Slick Marty Balin Jerry Garcia Grateful Dead Bob Weir Phil Lesh Pigpen Country Joe & the Fish Jimi Hendrix Experience Quicksilver Messenger Service Moby Grape Janis Joplin Big Brother & the Holding Company Cream Eric Clapton Jack Bruce Ginger Baker Govt Mule Warren Haynes Joe Bonamassa Jeff Beck Yardbirds psychedelic garage rock classic rock Beatles Ringo Starr George Harrison John Lennon Paul McCartney The Rolling Stones The Who Pink Floyd Black Sabbath Pink Floyd Lynyrd Skynyrd Allman Brothers Band Dickey Betts Ted Nugent Deep Purple Peter Frampton One More From The Road Rod Stewart Aerosmith Kansas Steve Miller Band Steely Dan Uriah Heep Abbey Road Badfinger Ted Nugent Amboy Dukes Traffic Bob Weir Phil Lesh Bad Company Beach Boys Billy Joel Bob Dylan Bob Seger Silver Bullet Band Dark Side Of The Moon Cat Stevens Country Joe & The Fish Neil Young Crazy Horse Canned Heat Charlie Daniels Band Chicago Terry Kath Creedeence Clearwater Revival AM Gold FM Radio Crosby, Stills & Nash Dave Mason David Gilmour Dickey Betts Duane Allman Dire Straits David Bromberg Derek & the Dominos Doobie Brothers The Eagles Doors Edgar Winter Group Johnny Winter Elvin Bishop Group The Band Levon Helm Rick Danko The Last Waltz Emerson, Lake & Palmer Greg Lake Keith Emerson Carl Palmer Electric Light Orchrestra Fleetwood Mac Stevie Nicks Peter Green Flying Burrito Brothers Foreigner Foghat Ozzy Osbourne Tony Iommi Frank Zappa Mothers of Invention Free Gordon Lightfoot Gram Parsons Gregg Duane Allman Grand Funk Railroad George Thorogood & the Destroyers Guess Who Henry Paul Band The Outlaws Hughie Thomasson Ronnie Van Zant Gary Rossington allen Collins Billy Powell Leon Wilkeson Artimus Pyle Bob Burns Ed King Rickey Medlocke Southern Rock & Roll Humble Pie Heart Ann Wilson Nancy Wilson Beach Boys Brian Wilson Jack Casady Starship Grace Slick Paul Kantner J. Geils Band Jackson Browne James Gang Joe Walsh James Taylor Cat Stevens Jim Croce Joe Cocker 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 Summer Of Love 1968 1969 John Entwistle Roger Daltry Pete Townshend Mick Jagger Keith Richards Brian Jones John Denver Gordon Lightfoot Joni Mitchell John Fogerty John Mayall The Bluesbreakers Mick taylor Joni Mitchell Janis Joplin Big Brother & the Holding Company Jethro Tull Ian Anderson Martin Barre Glenn Fry Johnny Cash Kansas Kerry Livgren Charlie Watts Bill Wyman Ron Ronnie Wood The Kinks Ray Dave Davies Kim Simmonds Savoy Brown Kiss Ace Frehley Peter Criss Gene Simmons Paul Stanley Leon Russell Lovin' Spoonful Leslie West Mountain Linda Ronstadt Little Feat Moby Grape Montrose Sammy Hagar Marshall Tucker Band Doug Gray Toy Caldwell Moody Blues The Outlaws Papa John Creach Paul Butterfield Blues Band Keith Moon Poco Pat Travers Band Peter Frampton Robin Trower Robben Ford Rory Gallagher Taste Carlos Santana Scorpions Steppenwolf Small Faces T. Rex Blues Project Mamas & The Papas Monkees Seeds Sonics Three Dog Night Tommy Bolin Tommy James Shondells Ten Years After Alvin Lee Amboy Dukes Byrds Hollies Yardbirds Thin Lizzy Tom Petty Heartbreakers Eddie Van Halen David Lee Roth Uli Jon Roth Vanilla Fudge Van Morrison Jim Morrison Syd Barrett Roger Waters David Gilmour Yes Steve Howe Jon Anderson Chris Squirer ZZ top Billy Gibbons Dusty Hill Frank Beard Alice Cooper BTO Bachman Turner Overdrive Bad Company AM gold fm radio flashback rock and roll hotrockinjohnny free bird born to be wild 8 track 8-track cassette tape lp record vinyl 45 rpm single mono stereo remastered HD high definition HD-High-definition high quality HQ HQ-high-quality concert bootleg recorded live in concert Simon And Garfunkel Kinks Paul Rodgers steven tyler steve winwood SRV stevie ray Vaughn double trouble johnny van zant joe perry Tom Scholz brad delp Barry Goudreau 38 Special Arlo Guthrie Atlanta Rhythm Section bb king buddy guy B.B. King marcus king band john kay sparrow oldies greatest hits best of barefoot jerry tommy crain blind faith bloodrock elvis Presley blue cheer marty balin blues magoos Brian Setzer Buffalo Springfield Commander Cody His Lost Planet Airmen Def Leppard Dire Straits Dixie Dregs Eddie Money Electric Prunes Frank Marino Mahogany Rush Gary Hoey poppa chubby los lonely boys Georgia Satellites kentucky headhunters good rats Goose Creek Symphony barefoot jerry gordon lightfoot randy rhoads grinderswitch geezer bulter bill ward 70s 1970s 60s 1960s Guns N' Roses Herman's Hermits steve marriot Beatles cover Acoustic White Album Dead And Company Phil Lesh and Friends Fillmore East West
Loved Mike's playing--
Brings tears to my eyes. Hypnotic is my opinion. I had this album almost wore it out
1966....first LP I purchased when l was 14. Still have a CD copy! 😀
Same.
DEFINITIVE. It’s cool that it’s “kinda” still only known to serious music fans. I did a little fun “test” run about 15 years ago. I’m “older now at 65. First, asked friends and colleagues about Butterfield Blues Band. Barely anyone knew who they even were, and many said things like “oh yeah, I think I’ve heard them”. So you know right there they will have no idea who Bloomfield and Bishop are/were. I rarely got to the third and 4th questions of “East/West” and “Blues on The Westside”. Think about it. Those 2 songs move me to tears or at the very least DEEP emotional condition. And the whole f’n music world barely even knows about this treasure. I kinda like that. Like it’s still “mine”.
Oh yes, only serious fans appreciate what they contributed to the music world and to my world too.
What a great band, these guys were wonderful,I love Bloomfield and Elvin Bishop , just incredible
1220 into the photos Harvey Brooks appears -- Bloomfield really enjoyed Ravi Shankar at Monterey Pop festival
Can you believe Eric Clapton looked up to Mike Bloomfield? Horrible phrasing in my opinion couldn't get through the number listening