The Paul Butterfield Blues Band was formed in 1965. The band included two great guitarists Mike Bloomfield and Elvin Bishop. By 1969 the guitarists had left replaced by a horn section including David Sanborn on sax. This band played at Woodstock and the song “Love March” is on the soundtrack album. This 2 record set was recorded in N.Y.C. in December of 1970 with the same personnel. This was a studio radio concert with a small audience. “Born Under A Bad Sign” the first song is given a funky Jazz tinged treatment and is one of the better tracks. 4 of the songs range from 10 to 14 minutes and there is plenty of room for soloing on bass, drums, guitar and Butterfield’s harmonica. I guess my favorite is side 4 with “Love March” and “Back Together Again”, two anti-war songs, and “So Far So Good” with a killer sax solo. This was released in 2017 and was another $5 record at FYE. The record sounds good but there are some glitches in the recording. Sometimes it will skip a beat or the sound will get lower for a second. Not sure if I will keep this record or trade it in.