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Random fog machine FTW

Is Skip James the influence for Canned Heat's Alan Wilson's vocal style (On The Road Again, Goin To The Country)?

You go BF Soul! You have taken on quite a challenge covering Butterfield's version. Keep that torch lit.

The Palomino V50 has 2 EL34 power tubes and 4 12AX7A preamp tubes.

@pppilote Man if this is not his best work I'm scared. I was initially disappointed when this album came out (when I was what, 19?) because I didn't want to see all the personnel changes, but I did realize even then that Amos was playing some phenomenal s**t.

I here it

Come to think of it, that's the nice thing about Yoko-she blends equally well with any style. Too bad we haven't seen any collaborations with say Kanye or Beyonce, eh?

Nice work gentlemen. I know the rest of you GOT to appreciate your bassist. Definitely has it goin on.

I was watching a program discussing the concept of the multiverse where things could be very much like the reality we know with some differences. I hope there's one where VF became as big as LZ. After all, LZ was their warm up act back when. On a side note, one of my first impressions of Queen ...

Thank you thank you thank you. Hearing them with a lineup that didn't exist on an album is a real treat. Brent of course was not on Bump City. Very sad Mr. Stevens was denied parole. Could you imagine him getting his job back after all these decades?

Sanborn's work with the Butterfield Blues Band means more to me than what he did after. He was 22 years old and blowing his brains out. Find the Butterfield song from the album of the same name In My Own Dream.

I believe this is totally live. I would bet that's our favorite Okie Leon Russell on piano. He was in th Shindig house band. See him here on youtube doing Roll over Beethoven on Shindig. I would never have believed he was ever that young :) Many of the singers coming on the show performed wi...

Not to mention the only time I've ever heard/seen Mimi play solo. This is priceless!

White Marine Pearl! The classic finish of big band drummers Rich, Bellson et al-on a B3? AND the leslies? wow. I'd hate to be responsible for moving that rig. This really is entertaining.

who's playing bass, B3 and drums? This performance chokes me up. Bernard Purdie maybe?

@sergioelwalrus so what audio was originally with the video?

on page 8 jrregan comments on the "synth finger" at the end of the clip. 1. it's a Hammond B-3. 2. Paul is mimicking the action of the leslie spooling up. Paul always clowned around. And why not? On tv they apparently always lip synced. Anybody know of any live performances?

This looks like the Mike Douglas show. CBS had purchased the Rogers Drum Company and most acts that came on "used" (air drumming) a Rogers kit that was in the studio.

This is so WIN. I love all things Butter.

Hello and thank you for making the effort to get Paul Butterfield more widely appreciated. I was lucky enough to be in my high school years from 68 to 70 and I worked the horn section LPs so deep into my brain that I can almost hear every note in my head. There's a great deal of great music lef...

I didn't realize he had passed. So many gone. I love all the Butterfield bands so much.

Sounds good. I remember my jaw dropping at Amos Garrett's solo on this tune on the Better Days LP.

I was in high school and completely immersed in music when Child Is Father To The Man came out. My friends and I listened and memorized and agreed on how awesome the album was. However we also agreed that Steve Katz'ssoloing was awful in tone and playing. In the vid of Something Going On I se...