About Butterfield Blues Band
Paul Butterfield (December 17, 1942 – May 4, 1987) was an American blues harmonica player and singer, and one of the earliest white exponents of the Chicago originated electric blues style. The impact on the course of rock and roll by the Butterfield Blues Band with the release of their first album, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, and the song "Born In Chicago" in particular, was pivotal. They, along with British acts The Rolling Stones, The Animals
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Love March
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Double Trouble
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Born In Chicago
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Mystery Train
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Look Over Yonders Wall
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Mary Ann
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Mary, Mary
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Everything's Gonna Be Alright
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One More Heartache
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Born Under a Bad Sign
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I Got A Mind To Give Up Living
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Walkin' Blues
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Driftin' and Driftin'
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Droppin' Out
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All These Blues
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Get Out Of My Life, Woman
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Pity The Fool
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Work Song
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No Amount Of Loving
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East-West
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Two Trains Running
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Drivin' Wheel
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Tollin' Bells
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Never Say No
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Run Out of Time
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Love Disease
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Except You
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Shake Your Moneymaker
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Everthing's Gonna Be Alright
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All In A Day
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Blues With A Feeling
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Losing Hand
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Walking By Myself
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Where Did My Baby Go
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Keep On Moving
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Buddy's Advice
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So Far So Good
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Love match
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Get Out Of My Life Woman
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One More Headache
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Mystery Train (Monterrey Pop Festival 1967)
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Morning Sunshine
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I Got My Mojo Working
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Mellow Down Easy
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Double Trouble (Monterrey Pop Festival 1967)
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Mary Ann (Monterrey Pop Festival 1967)
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In My Own Dream
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Everything'S Gonna Be Alright (Live)
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Just To Be With You
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Look Over Yonders Wall (Monterrey Pop Festival 1967)
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