Paul Butterfield Band's 1965 Concert & Tour History

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Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Jul 22, 1965 – Jul 25, 1965	Newport Folk Festival 1965 Bob Dylan / Joan Baez / Gordon Lightfoot / Pete Seeger / Chambers Brothers / Josh White / Lightnin' Hopkins / Rev. Gary Davis / ian and sylvia / new lost city ramblers / Peter, Paul & Mary / Jean Ritchie / Mississippi John Hurt / Son House / Arthur Smith / Maybelle Carter / Theodore Bikel / Oscar Brand / Memphis Slim And Willie Dixon / Mark Spoelstra / Ronnie gilbert / Jim Kweskin & the Jug Band / Hamilton Camp / Cousin Emmy / Kathy And Carol / Horton Barker / Mance Lipscomb / Len Chandler / Fannie Lou Hamer / Sam and Kirk McGee / Moving Star Hall Singers / Paul Butterfield Band / John Koerner / Norman Kennedy / Pat Sky / Bernice Reagon / Cajun Band / Margaret Barry & Michael Gorman / Jean Ritche / Eric Van Schmidt / Lily Bros. & Tex Logan Show all bands Setlists		Providence, Rhode Island, United States

Genres:

Rock

Psychedelic Rock

Blues Rock

Blues

Electric Blues

Rhythm & Blues

Chicago Blues

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Latest Setlist (07/22/1965):

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1979	1 concert
1965	1 concert

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How many concerts has Paul Butterfield Band had?

Paul Butterfield Band has had 3 concerts.

What genre is Paul Butterfield Band?

Paul Butterfield Band is most often considered to be Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Blues Rock, Blues, Electric Blues, Rhythm & Blues, and Chicago Blues.

When was the last Paul Butterfield Band concert?

The last Paul Butterfield Band concert was on October 18, 1979 at Euphoria Nightclub in Portland, Oregon, United States. The bands that performed were: Rick Danko Band / Paul Butterfield Band.

What setlist does Paul Butterfield Band play live?

The songs that Paul Butterfield Band performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the July 22, 1965 concert in Providence, Rhode Island, United States: