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By the time Michael Bloomfield joined the Butterfield Blues Band in 1965 and thus played his way into blues and rock history, he was already an accomplished guitarist in the mold of his heroes Jimmie Rodgers, B.B.King, T-Bone Walker,etc. and could hold his own in the Southside Chicago clubs where he made his bones. He introduced the blues to a whole new generation, and opened the doors for the acknowledged masters to gain respect and recognition for their music. He always gave the original bluesmen their due and though he has slipped into the cracks of musical history, his contribution to the popularity and acceptance blues guitar is immense. Michael Bernard Bloomfield was born July 28, 1943, in Chicago, Illinois
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by Alan Bryson
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Blood Sweat & Tears: Child Is Father To The Man
by Glenn Astarita
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Mike Bloomfield: From His Head to His Heart to His Hands
Label: Legacy Recordings
Released: 2014
Track listing: CD1 (Roots): I'm a Country Boy; Judge,Judge; Hammond's Rag; I've Got
You in the Palm of My Hand; I've Got My Mojo Workin'; Like a Rolling Stone
(instrumental); Tombstone Blues (alternate Chambers Brothers version); Michael
Speaks About Paul Butterfield; Born in Chicago; Blues With a Feeling; East-West;
Killing Floor; Texas; Susie's Shuffle (live jam(); Just a Little Something (live); Easy Rider.
CD2 (Jams): Albert's Shuffle; Stop; His Holy Modal Majesty; Opening
Speech (live); 59tgh Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy) Hybrid Edit (Live, Mono);
Don't Throw Your Love on Me So Strong (live); Santana Clause (live); The Weight (live);
Opening Speech (live); One Way Out (live); His Holy Modal Highness (live); Fat Grey
Cloud (live); Mary Ann (live); That's All Right (live). CD3 (Last Licks): I'm
Glad I'm Jewish (live); Men's Room - Spoken Word Segment from McCabe's (live);
Don't You Lie to Me (live); Can't Lose What You AIn't Never Had (live); Gypsy Good
Time (live); One Good Man; It's About Time (live); Carmelita Shuffle (live); Darktown
Strutters Ball ( live); Don't Think About It Baby; Jockey Blues/Old Folks Boogie (live); A-
Flat Boogie (live); Glamour Girl (live); Spoken Intro Bob Dylan (live); The Groom's Still
Waiting at the Altar (live); Hymn Time (live excerpt); Hidden Track (Al Kooper, "They
Just Don't Make 'Em Like That Anymore"). DVD: Sweet Blues: A Film About Mike
Bloomfield.
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