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Slide guitar genius Elvin Bishop learned from local guitarist Smokey Smothers while a blues-crazy student at the University of Chicago in the early 1960s. Bishop was a member of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band prior to his solo efforts as the Elvin Bishop Group. After the breakup of the Butterfield band, Oklahoma native Bishop headed west to San Francisco where he became a regular at Fillmore West jam sessions and performed with B.B. King, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and a handful of others. During his career, Bishop recorded several hits with Capricorn Records including "Travelin' Shoes" and "Fooled Around and Fell in Love."“more

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Elvin Bishop CONCERT Mar 18, 1971 Keystone Korner 34:43 4.46
Elvin Bishop CONCERT Mar 20, 1971 Keystone Korner 2:50:37 4.68
Elvin Bishop CONCERT Jun 30, 1971 Fillmore West 27:50 4.30
Elvin Bishop CONCERT Jun 15, 1973 Winterland 41:31 4.68
Elvin Bishop CONCERT Mar 26, 1975 Record Plant 51:04 4.37 Buy
Elvin Bishop CONCERT Dec 11, 1975 Record Plant 1:03:37 4.49 Buy
Elvin Bishop CONCERT Mar 19, 1976 Bottom Line 1:00:53 4.56
Elvin Bishop CONCERT Apr 3, 1976 Sacramento Memorial Auditorium 1:13:57 4.63 Buy
Elvin Bishop CONCERT Nov 7, 1976 Sacramento Memorial Auditorium 29:48 4.36
Elvin Bishop Group CONCERT Mar 17, 1971 Keystone Korner 1:42:06 4.45

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  • Don't Blame It On the Boogie

    by Denise Sullivan•September 3, 2008•Comments (2)

    Before the shame of "Boogie Oogie Oogie", the boogie had seen some very good years—from the roaring ’20s and the birth of rock ‘n’ roll, up till the ’70s when consummate rocker Marc Bolan of T. Rex claimed he was Born to Boogie. (read more)

  • Blues ’66, Part Two: John Lee Hooker and the Butterfield Blues Band

    by Paul Williams•December 12, 2007•Comments (2)

    Originally published in Issue #6 of Crawdaddy! John Lee Hooker, of Clarksdale, Mississippi, and Detroit, Michigan, is one of America’s best-known blues singers. He sings and plays in an intensely personal style that is neither Chicago nor Delta; he has performed in almost every club and recorder for practically every blues label in the world. (read more)

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