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01 13 Featuring Lester Butler - Automatic
02 13 Featuring Lester Butler - Down in New Orleans
03 Lester Butler & Alex Schultz Rehearsal Maloe Melo Amsterdam 
04 Lester Butler & Alex Schultz Rehearsal Maloe Melo Amsterdam
05 Lester Butler & The Blue Shadows - Automatic
06 Lester Butler & The Blue Shadows - I Am Ready
07 Lester Butler and G. Love - You Don't Love Me Baby
08 Lester Butler in Park City, Utah - Time To Cry
09 Lester Butler in Park City, Utah 
10 Lester Butler in Park City, Utah
11 Red Devils - Blues In The Morning
12 Red Devils - Cross Your Heart / Pray For Me
13 Red Devils - Louisiana Blues Promo edit
14 Rehearsal with 13 Featuring Lester Butler - 
15 Rehearsal with 13 Featuring Lester Butler - Boogie
16 Rehearsal with 13 Featuring Lester Butler - Business In The Street

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01/02    - "Automatic"/"Down in New Orleans" 13 Featuring Lester Butler, Friday Jan 30th 1998 Het Bolwerk, 
           Sneek, The Netherlands.
03/04    - Rehearsal Lester Butler & Alex Schultz, Maloe Melo, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Sept. 1997.
05/06    - "Automatic"/"I Am Ready" Lester Butler and The Blue Shadows performing in 1991.
           Before signing with Def American Records and being given the name The Red Devils by producer  
           Rick Rubin,Lester Butler's band was known as The Blue Shadows. They were featured in a showcase 
           for new bands at something called The Colvin Convention (?), an event for radio and record 
           companies in Los Angeles in 1991.
           This is from that performance.
07       - Lester Butler sits in with G. Love and Special Sauce on Junior Wells' "You Don't Love Me Baby"      
           for VPRO's "Lola Da Musica" 1998.
08/09/10 - Park City, Utah Lester Butler, vocals & harmonica; Zack Zunis, guitar; Tom Leavey, bass; Lee     
           Campbell, drums; Andy Kulkin,keyboard.
11       - The Red Devils performing live in the studio dated Dec 7th 1992 on San Diego radio station     
           KCRW’s long-running program “Morning
           Becomes Eclectic,” The rare “Blues in the Morning” shuffle with Lester Butler, Paul Size and    
           Bill Bateman.
           The musical highlight has to be a tune we’re calling “Blues in the Morning,” a jam that has not  
           yet surfaced on any other Devils recording, official or otherwise.Using the old blues trope of 
           dropping the bass player in favor of a guitar-harp-drums setup,
           the song is a bouncy mid-tempo, one-chord jam that just sounds like fun. Butler sounds like he’s   
           jammed the harp mic in his mouth, as he hollers with glee his usual pat lyrics, with a few fun
           changes (“Shake it down baby, in New Orleans/got your people, 
           love cold ice cream”). Butler’s solo quotes “Got Love if You Want it,”before the band straightens
           the beat and speeds it up for a whoopin’ minute-and-thirteen finale frenzy.
12       - “Cross Your Heart”/”Pray For Me” The Red Devils live at the Mississippi Blues Fest at Le Claire    
           Park in Davenport, Iowa, July 2,1993.
13       - “Louisiana Blues,” song featured on the “Def American Recordings 1992 Preview” promo cassette,      
           along side Sir Mix-A-Lot, Slayer,The Jayhawks, and others.
14/15/16 - Rehearsal with 13 Featuring Lester Butler - ? /"Boogie"/"Business In The Street"