The band's 1969 album "Keep on Moving" saw them embrace a more soulful, horn-driven sound, departing from their earlier raw electric blues. This album marked a significant shift in their musical direction.
- The album was produced by Peter Kenyon and the band, with the notable inclusion of guest musicians like Taj Mahal on harmonica and Billy Rich on bass.
- While not a commercial breakthrough, "Keep on Moving" is critically regarded as a strong effort that showcased the band's evolving musicianship and willingness to experiment.
- The album features a cover of the Carole King-penned "So Much Trouble" and the band's own "Love Disease," highlighting their diverse songwriting influences.
The Paul Butterfield Blues Band was an American blues band from Chicago, Illinois, formed in 1963. They were known for their electrifying live performances and for merging blues with rock and roll.
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