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Simply amazing! Like stepping out of a Time Machine. I saw Paul Butterfield’s next band. With Buzz Feiten himself on guitar. Paul Sang, his ass off again 😃

B B B --- Butterfield / Bloomfield / Bishop

Maybe 100-150 seats?

Imagine having Paul Butterfield Michael Bloomfield,Elvin Bishop in your band!!!!!

allez Enzo!

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Horn from the Heart is B S....Paul was turning his life around in "87". He had three sons, not two. We were going to raise our son together.. it's an awful violent world full of liars and thieves .💔

What Mike meant to say is that he took too much acid

Großartig!

FODÃO

I was there! Hard to describe the impact they made on me (all of 15 at the time). And they were in incredibly loud. Set me a musical journey I am still on.

They were stunnimg

Blessyou for this gem

This is an epiphany. I've been listening to butters band since the first album. I cut my teeth playing along to learn blues harp. I don't understand why their records failed to capture bloomfields frenetic genius guitar playing. Thanks to whoever posted this!

closed my eyes n sank into this ... man , it's like falling in LOVE ......... tight .

Rough and ready!

Paul Butterfield was a man on a mission.

Looks Like Jimi Hendrix in the front row Smoking' a Cigarette! Either him or his Doppelgänger!

Great fellas!!

When they were riding the edge. Ecstasy

Génial !!!

The best thing about this unwatchable video of a great band WITHOUT SOUND is that it's blessedly short.

Laurel canyon MK ultra shit. Bloomfield caught on to that quickly. That's why he was a reluctant star. He saw the evil

Wait...is it groovy?

Un grupo en su tiempo unico precursor de los grandes blus.jaz sonido armonioso

good old one

its interesting, if you listen to this in comparison with the tape from san francisco late 1966, they play much better and the band is a lot tighter here.

"66" I was a freshman in college, straight from prep school. I was aware of the folk scene, and vaguely cognizant of the blues. I remember walking into my freshman dorm, walking down the hall, hearing some screaming music coming from a room on the left, walked in and there were 10 guys crammed into the room, and on the stereo was Paul's first album blaring at full volume. I said what the H*** is this stuff, I was hooked, four years later I was playing drums in a touring blues band had been to 2120 South Michigan, been to the Rainbow club on the South Side, It transformed my life.

Top! Super! Bravo! What Else......

Superbe version ;-)

Surprisingly pretty decent quality, on headphones especially. Thank you for this, theres not much live Butterfield with Bloomfield available!

5dislikes must be Miley Cyrus fans and definitely not born in Chicago!

Le meilleur "blues man" français !

I'm confused, did he think Monterey was groovy?

The documentary on PB is great. Give PBBB its due credit imo... as the best band in business; would be raw and hard hitting... every time.

Born in Chicago Originally in key of A. This recording is A b. Why jack with the pitch ? I'm pretty sure Butterfield was not carrying a marine band in the key of D-flat

Raw, jagged, uncouth, and dangerous. A white kid fronting an electric blues band in the 1960's, which backed Dylan's famed electric coming out gig at Newport? The various Butterfield Blues Bands were the blues proto-punks. Future legends as varied as Mike Bloomfield, Elvin Bishop, Paul himself and even David Sanborn on sax, pre-soft jazz commerce, gave street cred, but the band's relentless driving power was greater than the sum of its parts. Even their sophisticated studio work in "Pigboy Crabshaw" and "My Own Dream" worked brilliantly, and I always thought that was what the Blood Sweat and Tears people had really wanted, but failed, to craft.

And, amazingly, Elvin Bishop on Rhythm guitar

Jerome Arnold on Bass.

excellent musicians!

ça date mais je m'en lasse pas ! 30 ans que j'écoute Paul Personne, je reviens très souvent à cet album

Bloomfield is not in this video.

Dig yourselves everybody. Peace.

All the footage of them at Monterey I've seen haas Michael playing his sunburst Les Paul.

Elemental.

OUI je connais paul depuis mes 16ans c'est un super chanteur que du bonheur

WOW! This set brings back memories. Forgot all about how they used to do that opening medley. I saw them at a different venue, Cafe Au Go Go but the SAME music!

I grew up in Boston, I remember the Unicorn (I was in h.s. at the time of this show). This is great stuff! How was this recorded? For a "bootleg" the sound is great. I went to the original Tea Party, caught Fleetwood Mac w/ Peter Green & Danny Kirwan, et al. Gotta say of that generation of blues musicians (mainly the white guys), damn few could play w/ Butterfield's bands. Fleetwood Mac could play, but this lineup of the BBB was over the top.

sounds nothing like Bloomfield