The Paul Butterfield Blues Band - An Anthology: The Elektra Years

Driftin' and Driftin' (Live at The Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA, March, 1970) - 1997 Remaster

I'm driftin' and driftin', like a ship out on the sea
I'm driftin' and driftin', like a ship out on the sea
Nobody seems to want me
Except the wide and open sea

My ship ain't got no captain, my ship ain't got no crew
My ship ain't got no captain, my ship ain't got no crew
Doin' that tide dare blow me and my past and future too

I look around for a savior to search me from the hungry sea
I look around for a savior to search me from the hungry sea
Maybe he's down at the bottom, waiting patiently for me



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Writer(s): John Lee Hooker
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Born in Chicago - 1997 Remaster
  2. Lovin' Cup - 1997 Remaster
  3. One More Mile - 1997 Remaster
  4. Off the Wall - 1997 Remaster
  5. Come on In - 1997 Remaster
  6. Nut Popper #1 (1968 Version) - 1997 Remaster
  7. Ain't No Need to Go No Further - 1997 Remaster
  8. Shake Your Money-Maker - 1997 Remaster
  9. Blues with a Feeling - 1997 Remaster
  10. Thank You Mr. Poobah - 1997 Remaster

All Album Tracks: An Anthology: The Elektra Years >

Altri album

  1. At The Maintenance Shop (Live '85)
  2. New York 1970 (Live 1970)
  3. I Got My Mojo Working
  4. Complete Albums 1965-1980
  5. The Studio Album Collection - 1965-1971
  6. East-West Live
  7. Original Album Series
  8. Rockpalast: Blues Rock Legends, Vol. 2 (Live)
  9. Sometimes I Just Feel Like Smilin'
  10. East-West

All Albums of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band >

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