THIS Video Got Him Into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

[@guidosarducci1943]

More peeps need to hear this, thx...

[@ferdieluna3765]

It's funny how the British Rock Blues was more accepted for marketing purposes when here in the USA we had better Blues Revival music happening right under the noses of the youth who were thinking Cream was the tops when actually it was Butterfield and Crew who were the real trend setters of the 60s Blues Rock not the UK.

[@BackstageMusicChannel]

You nailed it..that's why Clapton and the Stones and many others were coming to the states, so they could play with Muddy Waters. That's how Clapton and Butter got to be so close. Thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe, as I intend to ramp this channel up with some more Butter and other contemporary music in the coming weeks and year. Cheers!

[@jamesmarr8736]

He was amazing

[@BackstageMusicChannel]

Absolutely....thanks for watching the video, glad you took the time to watch!

[@brucekolinski5401]

Wow! That's all I got. Wow!

[@BackstageMusicChannel]

Super happy that you enjoyed it!

[@janetowens7288]

Jeez, no comments on this. Let me be the first. This little documentary is just perfect. I've been a Butterfield fan since the first album. Paul is so ignored in the blues canon that its a crime. Thank you again for this jem.

[@BackstageMusicChannel]

Can't thank you enough for the kind comment. I truly appreciate your taking the time to let me know.

[@jacestephenweatherall1732]

Rest in peace Paul Butterfield from Australia

[@tacey505]

the goat, no doubt

[@jsc1227]

Paul Butterfiels was super great its a crime some of americans greatest musicians were ignored and forgotten compared to the trash bullshit being played today

[@nozecone]

Who's the harp player in the revival band?

[@BackstageMusicChannel]

That's Steve Guyger, a Philadelphia area harpist....the man can play!

[@nozecone]

Thanks! I just saw your reply now ... !@@BackstageMusicChannel