[Harp-L] Re: Wonder Bread and Butter

[Steve Merola <stevemerola@xxxxxxxxx>]

 Not only a traiblazer but he also had 2 of Muddy Waters guys in his
band. Obviously, he was respected by other players at that time in that
town. He also belongs on the ever growing list of singer/harpists. So does
the legendary Rob Paporozzi. I was told he was "legendary"  by a friend who
used to work with Bob Dylan.  That's major props in my book.
Steve Merola


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Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 16:45:48 -0400
From: Jim Fitting <jfitting@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: [Harp-L] all this "Butter" talk...
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"This sure is a lot of talk about Paul Butterfield, who's playing I happen
to love.  I think the context of when he happened is also a key to why he
was so influential. As an earlier post indicated he really was a
trailblazer, in bringing blues harmonica into the rock scene and pushing
even further".