Fillmore West, San Francisco, 1966 (Limited Edition, Clear Blue Colored Vinyl) [Import] 11/2/2010 Jimmy Bralower (percussion

Jimmy Bralower (percussion

but it was still present

Whitechapel have both North American and European influences and cannot be pigeonholed as strictly American-sounding or strictly European-sounding

and fits into the context of the album without a hitch

don’t wanna break up again

Fillmore West, San Francisco, 1966 (Limited Edition, Clear Blue Colored Vinyl) [Import] 11/2/2010 Jimmy Bralower (percussionDescription The BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND, particularly in it's early incarnations, was, without doubt, one of the most dynamic and exciting combos to emerge in the mid 1960s. Initially playing a brash, swaggering take on Chicago Blues on their self titled debut album for Elektra Records (released in October 1965), they soon sought to push out and beyond the rigid Bluesy musical structures to something more innovative and intriguing. Fronted by harmonica