Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Golden Butter, The Best Of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band video game soundtracks 2 vinyl LPs MAY221580

Name: Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Golden Butter, The Best Of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band video game soundtracks 2 vinyl LPs MAY221580
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SKU: 88357879118
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Paul Butterfield Blues Band Golden Butter, The Best Of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band video game soundtracks 2 vinyl LPs MAY221580 2 vinyl LPs The album title is taken from a John Clare poem Love and Memory Elektra awarded The Paul Butterfield Blues Band the very extensive Greatest Hits package Golden Butter which collected 18 of their most important songs from their legendary albums released from 1965 1972 Right from the start you get a healthy serving from their first monster release The Paul Butterfield Blues Band along with more solid tunes from other fine albums like East West

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