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Contents Introduction Mike Bloomfield, the genius guitarist known for his work with the Butterfield Blues Band and Electric Flag, and for his contributions to Bob Dylan's album "Highway 61 Revisited," is a legend whose last moments of brilliance were marked by his tragic and premature death. This is the sixth solo album released by Waterhouse Records in 1981, shortly after Bloomfield's death from a drug overdose. However, it is not a posthumous work, but a compilation of recordings he had accumulated in the 1970s under producer Norman Daylon. Paper sleeve packaging based on the US LP. Includes original insert and English booklet. Includes one bonus track. Japanese liner notes included. DSD mastering. 2019 24-bit remaster. Media Reviews and More: This is the sixth solo album released by Waterhouse Records in 1981, shortly after the death of guitarist Mike Bloomfield, known for his work with the Butterfield Blues Band and Electric Flag, as well as his contributions to Bob Dylan's album "Highway 61 Revisited," due to drug use. However, it is not a posthumous work, but rather a compilation of recordings he had accumulated in the 1970s under producer Norman Dayron. (C)RS
