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Raucously reverent, Paul’s eponymous 1965 debut found Butterfield, Bloomfield, Bishop and co. playing keyed-up versions of "Look over Yonders Wall," "I Got My Mojo Working," "Mellow Down Easy" and more. That classic is followed by the LPs that saw them expand into jazz, R&B and Eastern territories: "East-West" (’66, featuring that mesmerizing title instrumental), "The Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw" (’67; Bloomfield was gone and Bishop squarely in the six-string spotlight), "In My Own Dream" (’68, with Al Kooper, David Sanborn and fine originals like the title song) and "Keep On Moving" (’69, a horn-heavy outing featuring an inspired take on "Walking by Myself"). All five LPs from their ’60s Elektra prime!