Home / Music / Paul Butterfield brought Chicago blues to the 1960s rock audienceMusic linernotes album music john-mayall-&-the-bluesbreakersPaul Butterfield brought Chicago blues to the 1960s rock audienceButterfield led the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and was a key figure in bringing Chicago blues to the 1960s rock audience, performing at Monterey Pop and Woodstock. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesJohn Mayall's collaboration with Paul Butterfield was a 4-track EPThe John Mayall/Paul Butterfield session is one of the rarest Bluesbreakers recordsHarvest was Neil Young's commercial peak — and 1972's best-selling US albumJimmy Cliff starred in and scored The Harder They ComeKurt Cobain quoted Neil Young's 'Hey Hey, My My' in his suicide noteExploreSchubert's Quartettsatz is an unfinished masterpiecePure Comedy was recorded in two takes or fewer per songMingus Ah Um was recorded in one day at a converted churchAbove the Rim's soundtrack was bigger than the filmThe Rolling Stones put on a rock and roll circus in 1968Previous The Crying Game was Dave Berry's first UK top-ten hit in 1964Next Never for Ever marked Kate Bush's first production credit