Paul BUTTERFIELD - It All Comes Back 1973

Paul BUTTERFIELD - It All Comes Back  1973
Label: Rhino / Wea

Blues

Paul Butterfield - an experience you'll never forget. This aalbum, "It All Comes Back" together with it's predecessor, "Better Days" form a unity. If you bet one, definitely get the other. They compliment and complete each other.
On "It All Comes back" the Paul Butterfield magic just grabs you by your ears and pulls you deep down into the feel and the miracle of his music. From "If You Live" to "It All Come Back" you can just feel the emotion and the electricity of this super band of musicians. They don't just "feel" the music of these blues . . .and they don't just "play" the music of these blues . . .but they bring that experience right into your soul. You just know the music and you become "one".
My favorite track on this album is, "Small Town Talk". It is a song of assurance and consolation that the small minded talk of small minded people doesn't really matter. "Don't pay it any mind", the song teaches, "it's just small town talk, don't listen to a word they're sayin'"! Amazing, nothing in the world or in life is that different today . . .whether in a metropolitan city or a small-town -- the talk is the same and is just as irrelevant to your life. Just keep on doin' what you know is right and ignore the empty hollow words of crisicisms. I love this song and would buy the album just for this song alone. But the rest of the album (and the rest of "Better Days as well) is more than worth buying and owning and listening to over and over again.
I miss Paul Butterfield . . . and I thank him for the music he left behind for us . . . it will last a long long time.
By  Michael G. Batcho.
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Chris Parker- Drums,
Billy Rich- Bass,
Maria Muldaur- Vocals
Amos Garrett- Guitar,
Ronnie Barron- Keyboards, Vocals
Bobby Charles- Vocals,
Bobbye Hall- Conga,
Geoff Muldaur- Guitar, Arranger, Adaptation, Producer, Vocals (Background), Vocals,
Paul Butterfield- Harmonica, Vocals, Producer, Main Performer.
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01. Too Many Drivers 3:21
02. It's Getting Harder To Survive 4:02 
03. If You Live 3:29 
04. Win Or Lose 4:38 
05. Small Town Talk 5:37 
06. Take Your Pleasure Where You Find It 3:43  
07. Poor Boy 4:22 
08. Louisiana Flood 3:42 
09. It All Comes Back 6:08
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