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Vuoden 1966 albumitYhdysvaltalaiset bluesalbumit


The Butterfield Blues BandinElektra RecordsPaul A. RotchildMark AbramsonBarry FriedmanJac HolzmanBruce BotnickLos AngelesissaDigital MagneticsAsylum RecordsPaul NelsonWilliam S. Harveyn





















East-West
The Butterfield Blues Band

Studioalbumin East-West kansikuva
Studioalbumin tiedot
 Julkaistu

1966
 Formaatti
LP, CD
 Tuottaja(t)

Paul A. Rothchild ja
Mark Abramson
Barry Friedman
 Tyylilaji

blues rock
 Kesto
44.21
 Levy-yhtiö

Elektra Records
The Butterfield Blues Bandin muut julkaisut

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
1965

East-West
1966

The Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw
1967

East-West on The Butterfield Blues Bandin studioalbumi vuodelta 1966. Levy-yhtiönä oli tuolloin Elektra Records. Levyn ovat tuottaneet Paul A. Rotchild ja Mark Abramson paitsi kappaleen ”Mary, Mary” osalta Barry Friedman. Taustavaikuttajana on ollut Jac Holzman. CD-levyn ovat masteroineet Rothchild ja Bruce Botnick Los Angelesissa Digital Magnetics -studiossa. CD:n on julkaissut Elektra / Asylum Records vuonna 1988 sarjanumerolla 7559-60751-2. Esittelytekstin on tehnyt Paul Nelson.


Levykannen valokuvat ja suunnittelu ovat William S. Harveyn käsialaa.



Kappaleet |


  1. Walkin’ Blues (Johnson; Horoscope Music Pub. Co.) 3:15

  2. Get Out of My Life, Woman (Toussaint; Ardmore & Beechwood) 3:13

  3. I Got a Mind to Give Up Living (Traditional; Public Domain) 4:57

  4. All These Blues (Traditional; Public Domain) 2:18

  5. Work Song (Adderley / Brown; Peter Maurice Co. Ltd.) 7:53

  6. Mary, Mary (Nesmith; Screen Gems) 2:48

  7. Two Trains Running (Davis; Copyright Control) 3:50

  8. Never Say No (Traditional; Public Domain) 2:57

  9. East-West (Bloomfield / Gravenites; B. Feldman & Co. Ltd.) 13:10

Kappaleella ”Work Song” soolojen esitysjärjestys on: Mike Bloomfield, Paul Butterfield, Marc Naftalin, Elvin Bishop.


Kappaleella ”East-West” soolojen esitysjärjestys on: Elvin Bishop, Paul Butterfield, Mike Bloomfield.



Muusikot |



  • Mike Bloomfield: kitara


  • Paul Butterfield: huuliharppu, laulu


  • Elvin Bishop: kitara, laulu kappaleella "Never Say No"


  • Jerome Arnold: basso


  • Mark Naftalin: urut, piano


  • Billy Davenport: rummut


Lähteet |


  • The Butterfield Blues Band CD East-West (Elektra / Asylum Records 1988)

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