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1740:Barry Goldberg & Friends – Live
1422:Live at Bill Graham's Fillmore West
1323:Between a Hard Place and the Ground
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840:He recorded his second solo album,
771:Live at Bill Graham's Fillmore West
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2413:Jan Mark Wolkin & Bill Keenom
1460:Mill Valley Bunch – Casting Pearls
1209:The Original Lost Elektra Sessions
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510:The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
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435:the Paul Butterfield Blues Band
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3015:Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
2138:"Michael Bloomfield Biography"
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1317:Count Talent and the Originals
1137:Unlike contemporaries such as
387:Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson
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3497:People from Glencoe, Illinois
3482:Blues musicians from Illinois
3307:Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
2650:Official Mike Bloomfield Site
2311:Wolkin and Keenom's biography
2264:Kaye, Roger (March 3, 1981).
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3417:Award for Musical Excellence
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1466:, Nick Gravenites and others
1104:International Submarine Band
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2888:The Last Waltz (2002 album)
2881:The Last Waltz (1978 album)
2747:Bloomfield notes newsletter
2447:Agenda Ltd, February 1999,
1996:"Bloomfield's Doomed Field"
1708:Bloomfield: A Retrospective
1279:(1976; reissued on CD with
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939:San Francisco State College
320:Paul Butterfield Blues Band
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3186:Electric Dylan controversy
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272:Michael Bernard Bloomfield
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3472:American blues pianists
3120:Love Her with a Feeling
3092:Nobody's Fault but Mine
2720:March 25, 2012, at the
1762:If You Love These Blues
1734:Live at the Old Waldorf
1702:Living in the Fast Lane
1601:Living with the Animals
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3057:Drown in My Own Tears
3036:Born Under a Bad Sign
3022:Driftin' and Driftin'
2938:Shake Your Moneymaker
2708:July 2, 2017, at the
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1597:(1968) – Played Piano
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1665:Sam Lay in Bluesland
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1527:Highway 61 Revisited
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631:Highway 61 Revisited
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539:Highway 61 Revisited
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1237:A Long Time Comin'
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431:Elvin Bishop
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391:Howlin' Wolf
379:Yank Rachell
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141:(1981-02-15)
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3447:1943 births
3425:Ringo Starr
3317:Lee Crystal
3099:Mannish Boy
2841:Live albums
2693:MusicBrainz
2626:August 2023
1611:Dues to Pay
1583:Frank Zappa
1556:Chuck Berry
1489:Ray Kennedy
1471:Triumvirate
1445:Medium Cool
1369:and others.
1167:blues scale
1088:Ray Charles
1080:Albert King
1060:Chuck Berry
982:Culver City
917:Andy Warhol
870:Ray Kennedy
846:Triumvirate
792:Medium Cool
618:Buddy Miles
594:Mitch Ryder
590:Chuck Berry
330:Early years
288:Bob Dylan's
228:Formerly of
201:Instruments
184:Occupations
91:Bloomfield
3441:Categories
3313:Ricky Byrd
3299:Mike Dirnt
3239:Performers
2994:Mary, Mary
2374:January 8,
2328:August 23,
2249:August 14,
2183:1091235299
2122:January 9,
1895:January 1,
1784:References
1595:Moby Grape
1571:Cherry Red
1491:(vocals),
1367:Eddie Boyd
1287:Andy's Bad
1118:sessions.
1108:John Nuese
1106:guitarist
1016:improve it
947:Carmel, CA
904:magazine.
891:Caged Heat
787:Otis Spann
683:Moby Grape
534:Tom Wilson
526:Telecaster
371:South Side
367:Josh White
193:songwriter
165:blues rock
122:1943-07-28
107:Birth name
3325:Gary Ryan
3321:Joan Jett
3285:Green Day
2987:Work Song
2810:East-West
2610:excessive
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2100:April 11,
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2006:March 20,
1943:cite book
1935:948671118
1750:Eddie Hoh
1685:Brand New
1675:Gandharva
1590:Grape Jam
1532:Bob Dylan
1497:Ric Grech
1464:Bill Vitt
1434:My Labors
1426:Taj Mahal
1413:My Labors
1202:East-West
1171:chromatic
1143:Jeff Beck
1116:East-West
1076:Otis Rush
1068:B.B. King
1020:verifying
886:John Cale
878:Ric Grech
858:Sausalito
801:Otis Rush
775:Taj Mahal
731:Solo work
688:Grape Jam
671:Al Kooper
626:Bob Dylan
566:East-West
518:Bob Dylan
498:producer
415:Buddy Guy
411:Bob Dylan
407:B.B. King
402:Al Kooper
326:in 2015.
223:1959–1981
48:summarize
3337:Lou Reed
3295:Tré Cool
3064:Poor Boy
3008:Spoonful
2718:Archived
2706:Archived
2665:AllMusic
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2549:(Kindle)
2525:(print)
2350:June 14,
2297:June 14,
1518: –
1499:(bass),
1487:(1976),
1480:Dr. John
1229:The Trip
1165:and the
1110:’s 1954
850:Dr. John
685:'s 1968
641:The Trip
190:Musician
3277:Sam Lay
3171:Sam Lay
3106:Rock Me
2679:Discogs
2604:Please
2596:use of
2572:(ebook)
2541:(epub)
2386:Sources
2094:YouTube
2067:YouTube
1977:June 3,
1869:July 2,
1669:Sam Lay
1503:(drums)
1297:Analine
1151:vibrato
1014:Please
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679:A&R
488:Sam Lay
478:label.
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336:Chicago
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1897:2015
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