You should know these names in blues and rock n roll music. Enjoy this one, Stevie Ray Vaughn reignited this classic and became his most famous song. episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 5 MIN

You should know these names in blues and rock n roll music. Enjoy this one, Stevie Ray Vaughn reignited this classic and became his most famous song.

from VIEWPOINT with Artimus Felding · host Artimus Felding

Paul Butterfield and the Butterfield Blues Band, recorded during an 8-day run at the Fillmore Auditorium in October 1966. These 2 performances were recorded and broadcast at a later date on KSAN 95 FM in San Francisco, during Bill Graham's 3-day on-air stint in 1972. The final songs in this concert included special guests Muddy Waters and Luther Johnson. Butterfield Blues Band: Paul Butterfield - harmonica, vocals; Mike Bloomfield - guitar, vocals; Elvin Bishop - guitar, vocals; Mark Naftalin - organ, vocals; Jerome Arnold - bass; Billy Davenport - drums; *Muddy Waters - guest vocals; *Luther Johnson - guest guitar (*tracks 11-14). 

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