The Coryell/Butterfield Blues Project

Gabriel Butterfield is the eldest son of the late, great Chicago Harmonica player Paul Butterfield, the first white Harmonica player to develop a style original and powerful enough to place him in the pantheon of Blues greats. Gabriel grew up on the road, on tour with his father; the music is literally in his blood. Like his father, music is the driving passion of Gabriel's life. In 2012, again residing in Woodstock, New York, Gabriel launched multiple projects, a documentary film on Paul Butterfield, and a working band that celebrates his father's music.

Urali Coryell has a story that is unique and has been growing since before he was born. Held by Hendrix, lived with Santana, dinners with Miles Davis. A perennial performer at the Mustique Blues Festival, AKA "Mick Jagger Island", he toured as a supporting act for B. B. King and played with other heroes Buddy Guy, Delbert McClinton, and Levon Helm. He has toured as a featured artist with blues artist Joe Louis Walker, jazz saxophonist Bill Evans, and his father Larry Coryell.