Release 2011 -  Mono DIGIPAK

Influenced through ALEXIS KORNER, John formed his first band in the early 60s, the group changed name to John Mayall,
later to ..& The BLUESBREAKERS after signing record deal with Decca in 1964.
MAYALL became the next great white Blues-School in the UK, through his band passed so many musicians that it'll be not possible to mention them all.
In 1969 after the departure from MICK TAYLOR to the Stones, Mayall took a new step, with a mainly acoustic band and no drummer but a bigger jazz influence.
This Line-Up released two LPs, which included his best known song "Room To Move".
After the album "Empty Rooms" he split the band and moved to the U.S.A., working now with US Jazz & Rock musicians for the following years.
Since the early 90s he's  back on the European  Scene too.

Style:  Bluesrock

see:
Yardbirds;  Cream ;  Fleetwood Mac with P.Green ;  Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation ;  McGuinness-Flint ;  Graham Bond ;
Keef Hartley Band ;  Colosseum ;  Rolling Stones ;  Zoot Money ;  Johnny Almond Music Machine ;  Mark-Almond ;
Stone The Crows ;  Canned Heat ;  Harvey Mandel ; Pure Food &  Drug Act ;  F.Zappa ;  Sugar Cane Harris ;  Dizzy Gillespie ;
Rick Vito ; Walter Trout;

Musicians:
John Mayall - organ, harp, guitar;  Hughie Flint - drums; John McVie - bass;  Roger Dean, B.Watson - guitar;
Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Mick Taylor, Duster Bennett - guitars;  Aynsley Dunbar, Keef Hartley, John Hiseman - drums;
Paul Williams, Jack Bruce, Tony Reeves - bass; Henry Lowther - trumpet;  Chris Mercer, Dick Heckstall-Smith - sax;
Johnny Almond - sax;  Jon Mark - guitar;  Steve Thompson, Alex Dmochowski - bass; Colin Allen - drums;
USA 1970-1973: 
Larry Taylor, Victor Gaskin - bass; Harvey Mandel, Jerry McGee, Freddy Robinson - guitars; Ron Selico - drums;
Don Sugarcane Harris - violin, vocals; Blue Mitchell - trumpet;  Clifford Solomon - sax

Tracks:    MONO
All your Love  (Rush-Dixon)
Hideaway  (King-Thompson)
Little Girl  (Mayall)
Another Man  (arr.:Mayall)
Double Crossing Time  (Mayall-Clapton)
What'd I say  (R.Charles)
Parchman Farm  (M.Allison)
Have you heard  (Mayall)
Ramblin  on my Mind  (R.Johnson)
Steppin out  (L.C. Frazier)
It ain' t Right  (Jacobs)