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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Record Plant '73 on Discogs. Label: Shady Grove - SGRCD • Format: CD Album, Unofficial Release • Country: UK • Genre: Rock, Blues • Style: Blues Rock/5(2).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Michael Bloomfield on Discogs.4/5(10).

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3. Mike Bloomfield: BEGAN WITH Michael Bloomfield getting involved with one of several ill-fated projects. For the first time in four years, he agreed to participate as a leader on a recording session. His longtime friend, guitarist and singer John Hammond, asked him to collaborate on an album of blues and funk.

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5. A corner of the record’s cover has the words “Bloomfield shucks,” a clear reference to the Ralph Gleason column about Michael that appeared the May 11, edition of Rolling Stone. In “Assholes,” Michael sings about "good, sweet ol' Ralph, every musician's friend," another reference to renown critic.

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6. From His Head to His Heart to His Hands Michael Bloomfield Box Set Sony Legacy Thanks to the determination of Al Kooper and a committed crew of able collaborators, the long-awaited Michael Bloomfield box set is a reality. Released in , the set consists of three music CDs, a minute DVD biography and an informative booklet.

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7. MIKE BLOOMFIELD Vinyl Records and CDs One of the first instrumentalists of the s and '70s rock era to became a bona fide star, Michael Bloomfield is the classic tragic music business figure. Growing up in Chicago in the late '50s, he haunted the city's Southside blues clubs as a teen, befriending and sitting in with giants such as Howlin.

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8. Sep 22,  · Mar.9 - Mike Bloomfield & Mark Naftalin Band Live in Santa Cruz, California Mar Live The Bottom Line, New York – Recorded for .

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9. Hailed as a blues guitar genius when he roared out of Chicago with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Michael Bloomfield had surely earned lifelong icon status after playing with the newly-electric Dylan, Electric Flag and with Al Kooper on the Super Session pnumunofagencul.saywhisurfirepofapardispneresra.co his raging heroin addiction took over and, after several solo albums and ill-fated projects, he became an often .

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