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Welcome to the official artist page for The Nick Gravenites, a foundational figure in American blues known for shaping the sound of the 1960s and beyond. A co-founder of the Electric Flag and a pivotal writer for the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Gravenites’ influence extends from classic blues to modern interpretations. Though he passed away in 2024 in Santa Rosa, California, his music lives on through recordings, collaborations, and tributes. Below you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from his discography, and information about his final releases and legacy. Secure your seats for future tributes and related performances via trusted local ticket partners.

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Important notes: The Nick Gravenites’ 2025 touring plans are not active following his passing on September 18, 2024. For fans, this page serves as a historical and informational hub, with links to official social media pages and related artists who carry forward his stylistic influence. If you’re looking for performance opportunities or tribute events, we recommend following official channels and local venues for any authorized memorial performances or posthumous collaborations.

The essentials

Quick Facts About The Nick Gravenites

  • Died September 18, 2024 in Santa Rosa, California (age 85).
  • Last studio album: Rogue Blues, released in 2024 on M.C. Records, with guest appearances and Pete Sears as producer.
  • Co-founded the Electric Flag with Mike Bloomfield and wrote Born in Chicago for the Paul Butterfield Blues Band; Blues Hall of Fame recognition for Born in Chicago (2003).
  • The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, which Gravenites helped shape, was inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame in 2015.
  • Social media presence cited via his or his family’s public pages (Facebook listed among external links on major bios).

The records

The Nick Gravenites Discography

  • Rogue Blues
    2024 · M.C. Records
  • Local Blues
    2007 · It's About Music
  • Buried Alive in the Blues
    2005 · Chicago Blues Reunion
  • Don't Feed the Animals
    1996 · Taxim (initial); reissued by Waddling Dog
  • Live at the Rodon, Athens, Greece, Nick Gravenites and John Cipollina
    1991 · Music Box International
  • Monkey Medicine
    1982 · Line Records
  • The Usual Suspects
    1981 · Unknown
  • Nick's Blues
    1980 · Self-released cassette
  • Blue Star
    1980 · Line Records
  • Steelyard Blues OST
    1973 · Warner Bros.
  • Joplin in Concert
    1972 · Columbia
  • Be a Brother
    1970 · Columbia
  • How Hard It Is
    1971 · Columbia
  • My Labors
    1969 · Columbia
  • A Long Time Comin'
    1968 · Columbia
  • Electric Flag
    1968 · Columbia

The hits

Top The Nick Gravenites Songs

  • Piece of My Heart
    1968
  • Down On Me
    1967
  • Bye Bye Baby
    1967
  • Coo Coo
    1968

Important notes: The Nick Gravenites’ 2025 touring plans are not active following his passing on September 18, 2024. For fans, this page serves as a historical and informational hub, with links to official social media pages and related artists who carry forward his stylistic influence. If you’re looking for performance opportunities or tribute events, we recommend following official channels and local venues for any authorized memorial performances or posthumous collaborations.

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