It All Comes Back

by Paul Butterfield, Paul Butterfield's Better Days

Overview

Paul Butterfield's post-Blues Band outfit's second album is a bit more laid back than its predecessor, but it definitely has its moments, and as before the musicianship is stellar. The opening "Too Many Drivers," for example, is a churning Chicago blues, with Butterfield's horn impressions figuring as intensely as ever, that would have fit in perfectly with anything on his old band's debut. Geoff Muldaur turns in a haunting rendition of a delicate Rick Danko-penned R&B ballad "Small Town Talk," while "Take Your Pleasure Where You Find It," co-written and co-sung by Butterfield and R&B legend Bobby Charles, is a clavinet-driven funk workout whose instrumental sections work up a real Little Feat-style froth.

Product Details

Release Date:	03/26/1991
Label:	Rhino / Bearsville Records
UPC:	0081227087821
Rank:	79419

Tracks

1. Too Many Drivers
2. It's Getting Harder to Survive
3. If You Live
4. Win or Lose
5. Small Town Talk
6. Take Your Pleasure Where You Find It
7. Poor Boy
8. Louisiana Flood
9. It All Comes Back

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Paul Butterfield   Primary Artist,Vocals,Harmonica
Paul Butterfield's Better Days   Primary Artist
Maria Muldaur   Guest Artist,Vocals
Amos Garrett   Guitar
Bobby Charles   Vocals
Chris Parker   Drums
Geoff Muldaur   Guitar,Vocals,Vocals (Background)
Ronnie Barron   Vocals,Keyboards
Bobbye Hall   Congas
Billy Rich   Bass
Howard Johnson   Horn

Technical Credits

Paul Butterfield   Composer,Producer
Traditional   Composer
Andrew Hogg   Composer
Bill Inglot   Mastering
Bobby Charles   Composer
Ken Perry   Mastering
Geoff Muldaur   Arranger,Producer,Adaptation
Dr. John   Composer
Rick Danko   Composer
Nick Jameson   Engineer,Producer
Ronnie Barron   Composer
Andrew "Smokey" Hogg   Composer
Robert Guidry   Composer
Mose Allison   Composer
Milton Glaser   Design
MacWeeny   Photography