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Mayall, John

Tough

Tough is irrefutable proof that when John Mayall disbanded the famed collective The Bluesbreakers, laying it to rest in 2008 to the surprise of many, he wasn't thinking about retirement.

A Hard Road

A Hard Road is John Mayall's third album, on which the godfather of British blues boldly builds on the legacy of its famous predecessor, Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton. Time for Peter Green to step up.

Live At The BBC

John Mayall is rightly considered the godfather of British guitar rock, since Eric Clapton, Peter Green and Mick Taylor all cut their teeth in his backing band The Bluesbrakers, and Mick Fleetwood, Aynsley Dunba

Crusade

Crusade is the last of the three Mayall albums that successfully launched guitarists like Eric Clapton and Peter Green into the ranks of the greats. Mick Taylor is the last to set off down the road to immortality, and after the phenomenal

Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton

The album that kicked off the British blues movement may sound a little naive today, but in 1966 it was a real small shock, and all the credit goes to Messrs. John Mayall and, of course, Eric Clapton. Eric, who had previously left the…

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