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The second to last song always reminds me of the days I was an associate for the Lucchese crime family. One of the guys there was named Frankie Carbone. When they found Carbone in the meat truck, he was frozen so stiff it took them three days to thaw him out for the autopsy.

I enjoy it very much, thank You. Muchas gracias amigo.

One of my favourites,brill.

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East-West ---The Butterfield Blues Band album-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------From Wikipedia----------------------------------------------------------------------''East-West'' is the second album by the American blues rock band the Butterfield Blues Band, released in 1966 on the Elektra label. It peaked at #65 on the Billboard pop albums chart, and is regarded as highly influential by rock and blues music historians. Content-- The album was recorded at the famed Chess Studios on 2120 South Michigan Avenue in Chicago. Like the band's eponymous debut album, this album features traditional blues covers and the guitar work of Mike Bloomfield and Elvin Bishop. Unlike the debut album, Bishop also contributed guitar solos; drummer Sam Lay had left the band due to illness and was replaced by the more jazz-oriented Billy Davenport. The social complexion of the band changed as well; ruled by Butterfield in the beginning, it evolved into more of a democracy both in terms of financial reward and input into repertoire. One result was the inclusion of two all-instrumental extended jams at the instigation of Bloomfield following the group's successful appearance at the Fillmore in San Francisco during March alongside Jefferson Airplane. Both reflected his love of jazz, as the blue note-laden "Work Song" featuring harmonica by Butterfield had become a hard bop standard, and the title track "East-West" used elements of modal jazz as introduced by Miles Davis on his ground-breaking Kind of Blue album. Bloomfield had become enamored of work by John Coltrane in that area, especially his incorporation of ideas from Indian raga music.[6] The album also included Michael Nesmith's song "Mary, Mary," which Nesmith would soon record with his band The Monkees - although original pressings of East-West did not include a songwriter's credit for this track. On October 29, 2001, a reissue of this album remastered by Bob Irwin at Sundazed Studios and coupled with the debut appeared on Rhino WEA UK for the European market. "East-West" in music history---- In 1996, original Butterfield Blues Band member Mark Naftalin (keyboards), who recorded on the album and is pictured on the cover of ''East-West'', released a CD on his own 'Winner' label entitled East-West Live, comprising three extended live performance versions of the tune "East-West". Noted music critic and prolific author Dave Marsh contributed a substantial essay in the liner notes regarding the historic importance of the song, both the original 1966 recording and the live versions. Marsh, interviewing Naftalin, notes that the tune was inspired by an all-night LSD trip that "East-West"'s primary songwriter Mike Bloomfield experienced in the fall of 1965, during which the late guitarist "said he'd had a revelation into the workings of Indian music." Marsh's expansive liner notes observe that the song "East-West" "was an exploration of music that moved modally, rather than through chord changes. As Naftalin explains, "The song was based, like Indian music, on a drone. In Western musical terms, it 'stayed on the one'. The song was tethered to a four-beat bass pattern and structured as a series of sections, each with a different mood, mode and color, always underscored by the drummer, who contributed not only the rhythmic feel but much in the way of tonal shading, using mallets as well as sticks on the various drums and the different regions of the cymbals. In addition to playing beautiful solos, Paul [Butterfield] played important, unifying things [on harmonica] in the background-- chords, melodies, counterpoints, counter-rhythms. This was a group improvisation. In its fullest form it lasted over an hour." In his summation, Marsh points out that "'East-West' can be heard as part of what sparked the West Coast's rock revolution, in which such song structures with extended improvisatory passages became commonplace." Going on to call the Butterfield Blues Band "one of the greatest bands of the rock era", Marsh concludes that "With 'East-West', above any other extended piece of the mid-Sixties, a rock band finally achieved a version of the musical freedom that free jazz had found a few years earlier." The album is also credited with having helped spawn the harder acid rock sound.[8] The track "East-West", with its early use of the extended rock solo, has been described as laying "the roots of psychedelic acid rock"[9] and featuring "much of acid-rock's eventual DNA".[10] The band members appearing on the album were all inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2015. Track listing----------------------------- Side one--- No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "Walkin' Blues" Robert Johnson 3:15 2. "Get Out of My Life, Woman" Allen Toussaint 3:13 3. "I Got a Mind to Give Up Living" Traditional 4:57 4. "All These Blues" Traditional 2:18 5. "Work Song" (instrumental) Nat Adderley, Oscar Brown Jr. 7:53 Side two----- No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "Mary, Mary" Michael Nesmith 2:48 2. "Two Trains Running" Muddy Waters 3:50 3. "Never Say No" Traditional 2:57 4. "East-West" (instrumental) Mike Bloomfield, Nick Gravenites 13:10 Personnel----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Butterfield Blues Band----- Paul Butterfield - vocals, harmonica Mike Bloomfield - electric guitar Elvin Bishop - electric guitar, lead vocals on "Never Say No" Jerome Arnold - bass Billy Davenport - drums Mark Naftalin - piano, organ

Best Album with "hello"

A great antidote to bloated prog

Som puro! E ótimo 😅

How on earth was I supposed to get into 1980s metal after listening to this in the mid 70s?

The best thing that was made in Chipping Norton

It's obviously got a US influence but it is totally from London,West Side I believe

I could name heaps of mega bands who never came anywhere near this

This is nothing to do with punk or heavy metal,it's the Pink Fairies unique style

This album displays some of the rudest perverted insane guitar plan by any human being. When I listen to this album in 1968, it renewed my interest in guitar plan, still playing today. Jeff Beck was one of a kind, I don’t think they will ever be anyone like him.

Легендарно,одрастао са овим албумом .

Wow! Just discovered Can from the No Dogs in Space podcast. I read that though Malcolm Mooney had left the band and replaced by Kenji Suzuki, Mooney is still on this recording. Can't really tell the difference in vocals yet.

Amazing band.

The opening base line is fire.

Команда серьезная, слушается легко. Спасибо.

Игра на одном дыхании. Выкладываются на всю!!!!!. Спасибо.

Heard about this band from Pete Pardo on his Sea of Tranquility YT channel and had to check them out. Crazy tasty! Thanks to Pete and MazNour II for always serving up the good stuff.

Шикарный концерт!!!!!. Особенно когда это случилось, аж в семидесятом.

🙂А мне 48 из России мне нравится Моди Блюз а еще я слушаю Портишхед и Хемикал Бразерс

WOW...Just Magnificent!

❤❤❤❤ бэст

Have their third and fourth albums which I consider jazz more than any other genre. Really good stuff. I will give this a listen sometime. Listening to 4 right now on a vintage 70s stereo setup. Very sweet sounds. Can’t think of any American “rock” bands doing anything similar to soft machine. Remind me of some of Weather Report’s stuff though and they were progressive jazz or fusion jazz.

Great

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Thanks for uploading. My vinyl is totally sucked out and scatched.

Nice

Жизни не хватит чтобы услышать весь американский рок семидесятых.!!!!!. Спасибо.

Another great 5 albums, thanks Maz! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

My fav group band since 1972*, my old 20 year * Until now Im still love you(Free band)*❤❤❤❤❤ from Indonesia❤❤

AWESOME

Sejak usiaku(20th)1972' Aku suka Freeband*& lalu ke Bad Company*❤❤ Sampai detik ini aku❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Dari Indonesia hadir*****

That first song destroys every rock song I ever heard.

Seriously, one of the best Skynard albums ever.

Dick Summer brought me here.

outstanding clarity in this recording!! Im a old guitar player from way back and really dig this!

Era o som mais pesado da época!!

🤘🤘🤘🇧🇷👍

Fonte sabbth

Nao conheço esta banda

The best album ever made in my eyes!!! Like me some queen too!!!

Всем здравия!!! 🙌🙌🙌 Это первый альбом Пёрплов, крторый я услышал в в 1976-м на бабиннос магнитофоне... Это было *откровеение*!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍🙌❤️

I was there Caird Hall Dundee in 1976

Sounds best played loud outdoors on a sunny day - brilliant record

Rod Price was a fine slide player

What a rock band! Saw them in 75

Отличный альбом