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Chicago, United States · 1963–1971

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band

The music of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band is characterized by an electrifying fusion of Chicago blues and rock, creating a sound that resonated deeply in the music scene of the 1960s. Formed in 1963 in Chicago, the band brought together a talented group of musicians, including vocalist and harmonica player Paul Butterfield, guitarist Elvin Bishop, and bassist Jerome Arnold. The addition of guitarist Mike Bloomfield and keyboardist Mark Naftalin was key before releasing their self-titled debut album in 1965, which left a significant mark on the music of the time.

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Nacimiento
1 ene 1963
País
🇺🇸 United States
Género
Blues rock

Members

bass · actual
Bugsy
· actual
Freddie Beckmeier
tenor saxophone · actual
Gene Dinwiddie
trumpet · actual
Keith Johnson
keyboards · actual
Mark Naftalin
eponymous · actual
Paul Butterfield
drums · actual
Phil Wilson
· actual
Rod Hicks
· actual
Steve Madaio
· actual
Trevor Lawrence
· 1963–1968
Elvin Bishop
· 1964–1966
Mike Bloomfield
· 1969–1971
Ralph Walsh
alto saxophone
David Sanborn
Jerome Arnold
drums
Phillip Wilson

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Elektra

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