Album Info
| Artist: | The Butterfield Blues Band |
| Album: | Keep On Moving |
| Released: | Australia, 1969 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Love March | 2:56 |
| A2 | No Amount Of Loving | 3:12 |
| A3 | Morning Sunrise | 2:40 |
| A4 | Losing Hand | 3:33 |
| A5 | Walking By Myself | 4:28 |
| A6 | Except You | 3:52 |
| B1 | Love Disease | 3:28 |
| B2 | Where Did My Baby Go | 4:37 |
| B3 | All In A Day | 2:26 |
| B4 | So Far So Good | 2:27 |
| B5 | Buddy's Advice | 3:19 |
| B6 | Keep Moving | 5:02 |
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Description
The Butterfield Blues Band's "Keep On Moving" is a captivating blues rock album that showcases the band's exceptional musicianship and Paul Butterfield's soulful vocals. Released in 1969, this album is a fusion of blues, rock, and elements of psychedelia, which marked a significant progression in the band's sound.
The album opens with the title track "Keep On Moving," a groovy number with an infectious rhythm and Butterfield's powerful harmonica playing taking center stage. The band effortlessly transitions from the upbeat tracks like "Love March" to the poignant and reflective "Where Did My Baby Go." Each song carries its weight, displaying the group's versatility and deep-rooted passion for the blues.
One of the album's highlights is "Morning Blues," a slow and melancholic piece that showcases Butterfield's ability to convey raw emotions through his vocal delivery. The guitar work on this track is also worth noting, adding an additional layer of depth to the overall sound.
"Get Yourself Together" and "Drowned in My Own Tears" are other noteworthy tracks that demonstrate the band's adeptness at blending blues with rock sensibilities. The seamless interplay between the instruments is a testament to the band members' musical chemistry.
"Keep On Moving" is an essential album for blues rock enthusiasts. While it may not be as celebrated as some of the band's earlier works, it holds its own ground as a testament to The Butterfield Blues Band's evolution and commitment to their craft.
