Paul Butterfield's Better Days
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Live Review by Philip Elwood, The San Francisco Examiner, 24 February 1973
3 Bs' Rock Blues Jam Exciting ...
Review by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 3 March 1973
IT'S BEEN nearly 18 months since we heard anything new from Paul Butterfield. In 1971 he released Sometimes I Just Feel Like Smilin' which was, ...
Paul Butterfield's Better Days, Doug Sahm: Philharmonic Hall, New York NY
Live Review by Nick Kent, New Musical Express, 5 May 1973
HERE'S A TEASER for you to masticate the ole' brain molecules on: pretend you're a big record corporation and you've got these two acts, one ...
Review by Bob Fisher, International Times, 17 May 1973
A COUPLE OF years ago an excellent little gangster movie from the States was doing the circuit, called The Grissom Gang. Now rock has come ...
Paul Butterfield's Better Days: It All Comes Back (Bearsville K44517)
Review by Jerry Gilbert, Sounds, 16 March 1974
AS A FAN of most of the music that's been going on in Woodstock, the formation of Better Days looked like the perfect solution. ...
Obituary by uncredited writer, Rolling Stone, 18 June 1987
ON MAY 4TH, bluesman Paul Butterfield was found dead in his North Hollywood, California, apartment. He was forty-four. Though he had been in a Pittsburgh ...
Paul Butterfield's Better Days: Bearsville Anthology
Sleeve notes by Colin Escott, Rhino Bearsville, 2000
PAUL BUTTERFIELD was a legend long before he ever set foot in Woodstock. Perhaps the first authentic white voice in the blues, his legendary '60s ...
see also Paul Butterfield Blues Band
see also Geoff Muldaur
see also Amos Garrett
see also Paul Butterfield
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