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1966 Butterfield Blues Band Ladies T Shirt 

SKU:LADBUTTERFIELDBAND
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S 17" 25"
M 19" 26"
L 21" 27"
XL 23" 28"
2XL 25" 29.5"
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Every sale of this official Butterfield Blues Band ladies t shirt directly benefits Paul Butterfield's estate, because Bluescentric cares about the music.

Paul Butterfield was born in Chicago during it's transcendent blues explosion in the 50s and 60s, becoming one of the most influential harmonica players of the 20th century.

After learning from future legends like Muddy Waters, Little Walter and James Cotton, Butterfield Blues Band made near-legendary appearances at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, the first Woodstock in 1969, and The Band's final performance, The Last Waltz. Along with his own celebrated albums like East-West and his self-titled debut, Butterfield played harmonica on Muddy Waters' Fathers and Sons and The Muddy Waters Woodstock Album.

This is a comfortable 4.5oz preshrunk 100% combed & ringspun cotton Anvil ladies Paul Butterfield t shirt. Sizes run very true. These are not fitted, but lightly semi-contoured for a comfortable fit. Heather Grey is 90/10, any other heather colors are 60/40. 
 
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Customers in the state of Missouri are subject to a 4.225% sales tax.