Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Driftin' Blues (Monterey 1967)

Bloomfield isn't playing here - he's in the audience. This is the format Butterfield was using after Bloomfield left "to give some room for the ther guitarist" - the cut an album called The Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw which is what Bishop sometimes called himself - the Resurrection was because Bishop was the original guitarist in the band, Bloomfield came in and took the spotlight away from Bishop then Bloomfield left and Bishop has his "Resurrection". Bishop left not long after. (mistake)

Beautiful video - too bad they focused more on the audience than the band. Nobody got any face time except Butterfield. This is the band that recorded Ressurection of Pigboy Crabshaw with Elvin Bishop on guitar and Gene Didwiddy and Dave Sanborn in the horn section and the great Bugsy Maugh on bass.

Sorry, meant Bawmman

Thank you Paul, and thank you Baumman

Great live footage of an incredible musical talent.

great quality

That's the great Mike Bloomfield at 4:30 on the tape,checking out his old bandmates.

wasn't mike bloomfield a piano guy?

Super blues guitarslinger who did a turn with Butterfield here,Electric Flag with Buddy Miles,and later with Al Kooper in the "Super Sessions" before he past.
He's a legend man!

yea in the 70s he was playing piano and acoustic more than electric fr a whle