THE BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND

KEEP ON MOVING

 

Original 1969 album liner notes

 

Side One

 

1. LOVE MARCH  2:56

(Gene Dinwiddie-Philip Wilson)

 

2. NO AMOUNT OF LOVING  3:12

(Paul Butterfield, Arr. Ted Harris)

 

3. MORNING SUNRISE  2:40

(Paul Butterfield-Philip Wilson, Arr. Ted Harris)

 

4. LOSING HAND  3:33

(Charles Calhoun, Arr. Ted Harris)

Progressive Music BMI

 

5. WALKING BY MYSELF  4:28

(Lane, Arr. Butterfield Blues Band)

Arc Music BMI

 

6. EXCEPT YOU  3:52

(Composed and arranged by Jerry Ragovoy)

Ragmar Music Corp. BMI

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Side Two

 

1. LOVE DISEASE  3:28

(Gene Dinwiddie, Arr. Ted Harris)

 

2. WHERE DID MY BABY GO  4:37

(Composed and arranged by Jerry Ragovoy)

Ragmar Music Corp. BMI

 

3. ALL IN A DAY  2:26

(Rod Hicks, Arr. Ted Harris)

 

4. SO FAR SO GOOD  2:27

(Rod Hicks, Arr. Ted Harris)

 

5. BUDDY’S ADVICE  3:19

(Buzzy Feiton, Arr. Jerry Ragovoy)

 

6. KEEP ON MOVING  5:02

(Paul Butterfield, Arr. Paul Butterfield and Ted Harris)

 

All selection copyright © Plurb-On Music Inc. ASCAP, except where otherwise noted.

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PRODUCED BY JERRY RAGOVOY

 

Recorded at The Hit Factory, New York

 

Engineering: Joe Zagarino & Eddie Youngblood

 

 

Paul Butterfield – Vocal, Harmonica, Flute on “Love March”

Gene Dinwiddie – Tenor Sax, Flute, Vocal on “Love March,” Vocal Chorus on “All In A Day”

Philip Wilson – Drums, Percussion, Vocal on “Love March,” Vocal Chorus on “All In A Day”

Dave Sanborn – Alton Sax

Keith Johnson – Trumpet

Buzzy Feiton – Guitar, Piano, Organ, French Horn on “Love March,” Vocal on “Buddy’s Advice” and “All In A Day”

Rod Hicks – Bass, Cello, Vocal on “All In A Day”

Steve Madaio – Trumpet

Ted Harris – Piano

Trevor Lawrence – Baritone Sax

Jerry Ragovoy – Piano on “Where Did My Baby Go”

Fred Beckmier – Bass on “Buddy’s Advice” and “Where Did My Baby Go”

 

 

Back Cover Art: Karl Swanson

 

Cover Photo and Design: Robert L. Heimall

 

Art Direction: William S. Harvey

 

 

STEREO

Also playable on mono phonographs

 

elektra

 

Elektra Records, 1855 Broadway, New York City 10023

Printed in U.S.A.

 

 

EKS-74053