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vendredi 10 juin 2016

THE BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND EAST WEST

ELKTRA RECORDS 1966                                EKS-7315 


credits:

   Bass – Jerome Arnold
    Drums – Billy Davenport
    Guitar – Elvin Bishop, Mike Bloomfield
    Harmonica, Vocals – Paul Butterfield
    Organ, Piano – Mark Naftalin
    Vocals – Elvin Bishop (tracks: B3)


Producer – Barry Friedman (tracks: B1),
 Jac Holzman, Mark Abramson, Paul Rothchild
recorded at:
the Chess Studios on 2120 South Michigan Avenue in Chicago.


tracklisting:

A1 Walkin' Blues 3:15
A2 Get Out Of My Life, Woman 3:13
A3 I Got A Mind To Give Up Living 4:57
A4 All These Blues 2:18
A5 Work Song 7:53
B1 Mary, Mary 2:48
B2 Two Trains Running 3:50
B3 Never Say No 2:57
B4 East-West 13:10




 
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