This 1978 live album captures the Paul Butterfield Blues Band late in their career, but still delivering a potent set of blues and rock. The recording highlights Butterfield's signature harmonica and vocal style alongside the band's tight ensemble playing.
- The album was recorded live in concert, though the specific venue and date are not widely documented.
- It was released on the KEYHOLE record label, a label that focused on blues and R&B releases.
- The album features a range of blues and rock standards, showcasing the band's improvisational prowess.
The Paul Butterfield Blues Band was a Chicago-based blues outfit that emerged in the early 1960s, fronted by the virtuosic harmonica playing of its namesake. They were among the first white acts to achieve mainstream success in the blues genre. This 1978 live album found the band nearing the end of their recording career.
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