ONE MORE HEARTACHE - Butterfield Blues Band video free download

ChadTheVoiceOverGuy

Homicide: Life on the Streets, Season 6. Episode: Fallen Heroes (Part 1)

Louis Griffith

Note the harmonica, which kicks ass!

Jim Philips

In the mid to late 60's, the blues re-invaded rock with a vengeance. The slickest blues/rock band was the Paul Butterfield Blues Band. The horns here have all the grown-up sophistication of good jazz. And Butterfield's harp playing delivers such a commanding solo that the guitar barely dares to follow.I won't be following chronological order here any more. I'm just zeroing in on songs that were very important to the history of rock, but nearly forgotten now. Radio stations have almost erased certain parts of rock history by just ignoring it.

Kate Patrykus

Masterful version of the Miracles' composition/Marvin Gaye's recording. Butterfield's harp and the horn section are amazing. I agree--Butterfield was long overdue not only for the R&R HoF (he wasn't really a rocker in the strict sense of the word), but also as a blues interpreter.

Kip Johnson

The Butterfield Blues Band.

sprague49

Always thought this topped Marvin Gaye's original.

Arthur Johnson

gives me chills

MrBluesFool

My favorite song from one of my favorite albums.Absolutely perfect.

marg0507

tire biter --good ear my man. unfortunately Mike Bloomfield was long gone in the BBB due to his needle work

Gary Schipper

I agree. The approach to the guitar lead is so darn cool. That Butterfield ain't a bad singer either.

Andy C

Good horn section...

winston huggins

way cool

Mike Haiduck

This stands up through time. Fabulous band.

tire biter

you can hear Bloomfield's Steve Cropper inspired lick @ 2:15...

hollidayevery

I had the Marvin Gaye version in my head and decided to look it. I saw this one as well, and decided to give it a listen. I'm glad I did. So good to hear alternative versions of old favorties. Thanks for posting!

jaimejaime

one moe headache - oh my! Well Elvin Bishop had a top 40 hit, which I don't think PB ever did.

John Holton

Amazon.com has this listed as "One More HEADACHE," for some reason. I had an album years ago, "Golden Butter," that was a retrospective of the Butterfield Blues Band, and this song caught my ear more than any of the others. Evidently this was written by Smokey Robinson. That's Elvin Bishop on lead guitar, by the way; shame he never got more popular.

MaxPaws

Woke up singing this tune for no apparent reason and had to hear it! This tune, and indeed this entire album is very special.

xxxxharp

A Marine Band is, was, and always has been the harp for blues. I don't know anyone who plays Blues Harps.....

DeeKay

Damn I miss that show. Best thing on TV.

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