The power of Chicago blues
A collection of performances by Paul Butterfield's band that capture the essence of electrified blues.
The interplay between harmonica and guitar combines urban sophistication with the rawness of roots music. Mike Bloomfield's guitar work is particularly impressive and had a major influence on the development of blues-rock. This is an important record, filled with respect and passion, as an interpretation of black music by a white musician.
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A:
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1)
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Born In Chicago
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2)
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Shake Your Money-Maker
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3)
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Blues With A Feeling
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4)
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Thank You Mr. Poobah
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5)
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I Got My Mojo Working
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6)
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Mellow Down Easy
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B:
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1)
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Screamin'
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2)
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Our Love Is Drifting
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3)
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Mystery Train
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4)
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Last Night
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5)
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Look Over Yonders Wall
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Directed By [Recording Director], Producer - Paul Rothchild
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Slide Guitar - Mike Bloomfield
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Lacquer Cut By - TD
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Vocals, Harmonica - Paul Butterfield
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Producer [Production Supervisor] - Jac Holzman
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Liner Notes - Pete Welding
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Rhythm Guitar - Elvin Bishop
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Directed By [Assistant Recording Director], Producer [Assistant] - Mark Abramson
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Organ - Mark Naftalin
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Design [Cover Design] - William S. Harvey
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Photography By [Cover Photos] - William S. Harvey
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Drums - Sam Lay
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Bass - Jerome Arnold
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Photography By [Cover Photos] - Leonard Heicklen
