Live Broadcast
Paul Butterfield's Better Days
Butterfield's Better Days
December 30, 1973 · Record Plant Sausalito
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Paul Butterfield dissolved the Butterfield Blues Band in 1971 and assembled Better Days in Woodstock with Amos Garrett, Geoff Muldaur, Ronnie Barron, Billy Rich, and Chris Parker. The group drew from Delta blues, New Orleans R&B, and early country before any of those threads had been labeled a genre. They closed out 1973 at the Record Plant on December 30, the last KSAN broadcast of the year. The set was later officially released by Klondike as Take Your Pleasure Where You Find It, and remains one of the clearest documented lines from a Record Plant broadcast to a commercial release.
Session
- Type
- Live Broadcast
- Date Recorded
- December 30, 1973
- Date Broadcast
- December 30, 1973
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