Horn From The Heart: The Paul Butterfield Story


An interesting documentary streaming on Amazon Prime.
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Cool @slaw, but I have to warn you, the album was never available on LP. Don't let that stop you from getting it! CD's aren't THAT bad. ;-)
I got religion when I heard The eponymous PBBB and read Pete Welding’s notes, then checking out Little Walter, James Cotton, Junior Wells, etc.  Went to Gerde’s Folk City and bought my first of many harps. While there I found What’s Shakin’ and the Beano Bluesbreakers album. 50+ years later, this is still the music echoing in my mind from the Wee Wee Hours until Blue Midnight. 

I hear ya @crustycool. One of my High School bands played "The Stumble", learning it off John Mayall’s 2nd album, with Peter Green taking Clapton’s place on guitar (Fleetwood Mac’s John McVie was at the time Mayall’s bass player). We hadn’t yet learned it was a Freddie King song. I never managed to see Freddie live, but I did Albert, who was fanf*ckingtastic!

Speaking of Little Walter, he’s still my Gold Standard, and Gary Smith’s as well. James Cotton lived and performed in the Bay Area for quite a while, drawn there by the healthy blues scene and audience. Musselwhite did too, but Butterfield moved to Woodstock, working with Levon Helm quite a bit.