So you're wondering, "What is White Blues?" Come on in and open the door to the world of White Blues! ● Considered a masterpiece, a true gem of blues rock! This album was released in 1966 by "The Paul Butterfield Blues Band," led by Paul Butterfield. ● Initially studying classical flute, he was drawn to the blues harp. He met Muddy Waters and others in Chicago, who encouraged him and invited him to jam sessions. He soon began performing with blues enthusiast Nick Gravenites and Elvin Bishop. In 1963, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band was formed. They released several albums and gained popularity in the late 1960s concert and festival scene, performing at venues like the Fillmore West in San Francisco, the Fillmore East in New York City, the Monterey Pop Festival, and the Woodstock Festival. They became known for blending electric Chicago blues with the intensity of rock, and for being pioneers in jazz fusion performances and recordings! ● There are no noticeable scratches or stains, but there is some scuffing on the jacket and rounded corners. The record surface is clean and there are no skips, but please refrain from purchasing if you are overly sensitive. * There is a tear on the side of the jacket, please check the images, and understand that this is a vintage item. ● Purchased 15 years ago at Amoeba Music in LA, USA, and stored in a record shelf at home. Selling due to decluttering! ※ Free shipping! Will be shipped quickly via Mercari with bubble wrap packaging. #RecordMonkeyGrip White Blues Blues Rolling Stones Cadillac Records Muddy Waters The Band USA Stylish Vintage Clothing Vintage Clothing Store Store Manager's Personal Items