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WHAT's NEW
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What's new on this web page?
If you see the date changing on this page, without an announcement in this section, it is probably something like fixing minor coding problems, spelling errors, minor layout changes, new page on this site (so I changed bottom index), ... Any major changes to this page, will be announced here.
July 22, 2024. Ninety year old John Mayall passed away in in his home.. John Mayall was more famous for the musicians he hired and fired. With an ear for music, he always selected the musicians who could help him achieve his vision. I consider myself lucky that I managed to see him on a 1982 bluesbreakers reunion show at the Roxy in California. He will be missed.
November 4, 2020. John Mayall / The first Generation 1965-1974 / 35 CD Box Set
Is set for release in the near future.
It is limited to 3,000 sets worldwide.
Each set will be signed by John Mayall.
While you may already have most of these Cds, there ae some you might not have, including:
2 CDs of BBC Recordings 1964-1968
1967 live at Bromley Technical College with Peter Green
1967 Live with Peter Green
1967 live at 7th National Jazz & Blues Festival with Mick Taylor
1968 live at Gothenburg with Mick Taylor
1969 live at Berlin with Mick Taylor
1969 live at Bremen with Mick Taylor
1970 live at Fillmore West with Jon Mark
The details of all the recordings can be found at:
Super Deluxe Shop
To purchase in America, go to: amazon release date February 5, 2021
April 21, 2015. An audience member recording of
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Live In '67
Louder Sound article abut the Live 1967 recordings featuring the foursome of John Mayall, Peter Green, John McVie, and Mick Fleetwood.
November 1, 2010. John Mayall in concert at Leicester Square Theatre, London will be streamed on the internet. You will need to pay for your ticket to watch this event. It looks like you will be able to watch the instant replay if you miss the initial web stream.
May 4, 2010. I finally picked up my copy of John Mayall - The Private Collection. This two CD set includes various live songs from between 1972 to 1982. This period has some of his more jazzier music as well as the Bluesbreakers reunion.
December 18, 2008. I finally picked up my copy of John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers - Live at the BBC. This contains a nice selection of live songs from 1965 - 1967 and a couple from 1975. This is a good addation to any John Mayall collection as there are tracks not found on any other releases, as well as live versions from various of the early line ups.
August 31, 2008. You can now listen to streaming free music from this band as well as others at Wolfgangs Vault.
January 29, 2007. Essentially John Mayall a specially priced 5CD box set of recent John Mayall recordings, also includes a CD of live tracks recorded from 1966 thorugh 1994.
December 19, 2006. Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton has been released as a 2 CD set. The second CD has some of the 45s as well as some of the BBC radio performances that also featured Eric Clapton.
July 18, 2005. I just noticed that the ezBoard message board that I had set up for this web site had been deleted. Since restoration of the deleted conference is only available to subscribers to their service, and since the activity was relatively light, I not planning on looking for another message board. If you do think a message board is worth while, or you have a message board that you like, let me know and I may promote it here. As always you can contact me here.
Eric Clapton joins John Mayall for one live show, July 19, 2003
April 10, 2004. Some of the original Bluesbreakers CD are being
reissued with bonus tracks. I just picked up A Hard Road 2 CD
set with 22 bonus tracks. This looks like most the studio tracks
that Peter Green recorded with John Mayall. It includes all the 45s, EPs
and otherwise obscure studio recordings.
May 29, 2001. Yahoo! News John Mayall Gathers Bluesbreaker Alumni. News story on new John Mayall album on which he reunites with many of the old players, and manages to connect up with people he hasn't played with before.
March 10, 2001. It looks like I may have been premature in moving to a new web hosting site. I just found out that whenever Tripod.com is having hardware or software problems with their servers, they put up a message for the webmaster that their site is in violation of terms, and the web site has been deleted (instead of a message about system problems and try again later). Anyway, I believed Tripod.com when they said they deleted my account, so I will be moving, and making chromeoxide.com my new home on the web.
March 10, 2001. As long as I am moving my entire site, I decided to make a few changes to the layout of the individual pages, and the web site in general, including (but not limited to) I removed the counter, and moved the listings of mirror sites to the bottom of the page, ...
March 6, 2001. Sometime between March 1 to March 5, 2001 Tripod deleted my account/web site. The last stats Tripod gave me were 9,000+ visitors per month. Since my site is so popular, I have decided to keep it going, in spite of this major setback. But rather than trying to build up another free web site, and possibly deal with this problem again, I decided go with CommandLine.net to host the new chromeoxide.com.
October 31, 2000. The new Chrome Oxide Music Collectors Pages Message Board is provided by EZBoard.
October 31, 2000. Since Marc Skobac and DeltaNick sent in information at about the same time on live shows and BBC appearances, I decided to fill in the rest of the Mayall/Clapton shows from the Eric Clapton Tourography
October 28, 2000. Once again, Marc Skobac has helped out this site (and music fans) by forwarding his sessionography of the Bluesbreakers. His work is greatly appreciated. Thank you Marc.
October 28, 2000. Once again, DeltaNick has helped out this site (and music fans) by forwarding copies of John Mayall radio programme logs from the BBC archives. Thank you DeltaNick.
October 31, 1999. There used to be a complete listing of all the bands featured on this site at the bottom of each page on this site. The complete band list has now been moved to the Site Map.
Back in June 1997 when I started this site, the index at the bottom of the page seemed like a good idea. Due to the amazing growth of this site, I now think that the Site Map is a better way to do it.
I will continue to list the featured band of the month at the bottom of each page on this site.
December 3, 2002 CD Now is undergoing changes, and asked that ALL links be removed.
October 28, 1999 I signed up with CD Now.
October 22, 1999. The Chrome Oxide Music Collector Pages web site hit the big time! And I didn't even know it.
Tripod stats showed that this web site had more than 4,000 unique visitors last month (September 1999). Because of that, Tripod has increased my web space from 11mb to 50mb.
May 21, 1999. On the advice of legal counsel, we have now added a copyright notice, and legal disclaimer to the bottom of each page on this web site.
While I don't have any details yet, I have noticed that there are a couple of John Mayall live CDs from the period just after Mick Taylor left the band.
May 2, 1999. I just received the "Beano's Boys" CD which is a compilation of BBC live performances and the 1968 Bremen, Germany show.
March 31, 1999. I started a new section on this page, Classifieds. Now, if someone is interesed in putting an ad here, or I find something I think is worthwhile, there is a place for it.
March 16, 1999. Thanks to a recent visitor to this page, we now have a logo for the Chrome Oxide Music Collectors Pages, as well as a new background and seperator bars. There may be additional changes to look forward to as well.
October 27, 1998 I just received additional information (correct band member listing, and partial song listing) on the June 27, 1970 Bath Festival show.
Starting in July ??, 1998 Making Time British Beat Groups of the 1960s will post a review I wrote for the Looking Back CD, and have a link to my pages. Thanks.
INTRO
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John Mayall's Bluesbreakers started out in the late 1950s in England. This was/is a band that used American style blues as a starting basis for their sound. The sound has changed from album to album. And while at one point John Mayall was playing a fairly jazzy sound, he has eventually come back to the blues.
One of the interesting features of the Bluesbreakers, is that the personnel changed on a very regular basis, and many members have gone on to much well deserved fame and fotrune with other bands and as solo acts.
Past members have included: Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Peter Green, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood, Mick Taylor, ...
John Mayall seems to have been very careful in keeping track everything that he ever recorded. Most every album has an exact recording date and location. And when crosschecked against the Peter Green book, they agree exactly.
However, when cross checked against the Eric Clapton books they don't. But I have already found other inconsistancies with the Eric Clapton books on the Yardbirds stuff, so if I had any doubts, I used any source before the Eric Clapton books.
I have not found any books covering the Mick Taylor years. I would appreciate hearing from anyone that has any additional information from that period.
Until then, this will have to do.
For deciding who was in which version of the band, I have gone with Peter Frame's Rock Family Trees. Most of the other books and records seem to agree with his research. His book is a *MUST* own for any fan of 1960's/1970's. Buy it! It is back in print again, and there is no telling how long that condition will last.
Comments and corrections would be appreciated.
And of course, any audio-video-print additions to my collection would be appreciated.
I am also interested in getting wider exposure for this site. So links from your site to mine would be appreciated. And if you know of any sites that allow/encourage submission, I would also appreciate knowing about them as well.
Do you have any articles, books, albums, tapes, CDs, ... on this band that you would like reviewed and / or integrated into this page?
Do you have any other band that you would like to see a page for on this site?
Please send to:
Chrome Oxide
P.O.Box 8106
Mission Hills, CA 91346-8106
EARLY YEARS
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PERSONNEL: January 1963 - March 1963 # 1
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica
guitar - Sammy Prosser, Davy Graham
bass - Ricky Brown, Pete Burford, John McVie
drums - Sam Stone, Brian Myall (for about 6 months)
The name of Bluesbreakers was first used in early May 1963.
Prior to that time, the band was Blues Syndicate or John Mayall's Blues Syndicate..
PERSONNEL: April 1963 - July 1963 # 2
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica
guitar - Sammy Prosser, John Gilbey
John McVie - bass
Keith Robertson - drums
PERSONNEL: July 1963 - April 1964 # 3
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica
Bernie Watson - guitar
John McVie - bass
drums - Peter Ward, Martin Hart
LIVE SHOW: November 4, 1963 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: November 18, 1963 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: December 2, 1963 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: December 16, 1963 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: December 30, 1963 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: February 3, 1964 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: February 17, 1964 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: February 24, 1964 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: March 2, 1964 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: March 23, 1964 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: April 6, 1964 Marquee, London, England (p6)
PERSONNEL: April 20, 1964
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica
Bernie Watson - guitar
John McVie - bass
Martin Hart - drums
STUDIO SESSION: April 20, 1964 - 45
(a6)(ab)Crawling Up A Hill
(a5)(a8)Mr. James
LIVE SHOW: April 27, 1964 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: May 11, 1964 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: May 18, 1964 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: August 10, 1964 Marquee, London, England (p6)
KLOOKS KLEEK LIVE
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PERSONNEL: April 1964 - April 1965 # 4
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica
Roger Dean - guitar
John McVie - bass
Hughie Flint - drums
GUEST MUSICIANS: December 7, 1964
Nigel Stanger - saxes
LIVE SHOW: December 7, 1964 Klook's Kleek R & B Club, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London, England
ALBUM TITLE: John Mayall Plays John Mayall - LP
Crawling Up A Hill
I Wanna Teach You Everything
When I'm Gone
I Need Your Love
The Hoot Owl
R & B Time
Night Train
Lucille
Crocodile Walk
What's The Matter With You
Doreen
Runaway
Heartache
Chicago Line
STUDIO SESSION: February 26, 1965 - 45
(a5)(ab)Crocodile Walk
(a5)(a8)Blues City Shakedown (ab)
(a5)(ab)My Baby Is Sweeter
(a7) Another Man Done Gone
VIDEO SESSION: March 1965 Ready Steady Go (backing T-Bone Walker)
RADIO & 45s # 1
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PERSONNEL: April 6, 1965 - August 1965 # 5
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Eric Clapton - guitar
John McVie - bass
Hughie Flint - drums
RADIO SESSION: April 26, 1965 BBC Studios, Saturday Club, London
(broadcast 1 May 1965)
(Bulldogs For Sale, Beano's Boys)
(af)(ad)(ac)(a4)Crawling Up A Hill
(af)(ad)(ac)(a4)Crocodile Walk
(af)(ad)(ac)(a4)Bye Bye Bird
Hideaway (Version 1)
LIVE SHOW: April 28, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
GUEST MUSICIANS: May 12, 1965
Bob Dylan - vocals, guitar, harmonica
STUDIO SESSION: May 12, 1965 Levy's Recording Studio, London
(no complete songs recorded, just jamming)
If You Gotta Go Go Now
LIVE SHOW: May 15, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: May 21, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: May 22, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: May 25, 1965 Klook's Kleek R & B Club, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London, England
STUDIO SESSION: May 1965 or June 1965 (released October 1965) - 45
(ad)(a2)(ab)I'm Your Witchdoctor
(ad)(a2)(ab)Telephone Blues
PERSONNEL: June 1965 or February 1966 - 45
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Eric Clapton - guitar
STUDIO SESSION: June 1965 or February 1966 (October 1965?) (45) Wessex Studios, Soho, London
(ad)(a1)(a6)Lonely Years
(ad)(a1)(a6)Bernard Jenkins (ab)
LIVE SHOW: June 3, 1965 Cellar Club, Kingston-upon-Thames, London, England
LIVE SHOW: June 4, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: June 5, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: June 6, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: June 10, 1965 Klook's Kleek R & B Club, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London, England
LIVE SHOW: June 18, 1965 Pontiac Club, Zeeta House, Putney, London, England
LIVE SHOW: June 19, 1965 Uxbridge Blues and Folk Festival, Uxbridge Show, Park Road, Uxbridge, England (pe)
LIVE SHOW: July 7, 1965 Bromel Club, Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley, London, England
LIVE SHOW: July 8, 1965 Klook's Kleek R & B Club, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London, England
LIVE SHOW: July 9, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: July 10, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: July 15, 1965 College of Fassion, London, England
LIVE SHOW: July 16, 1965 Ricky Tick, Thames Hotel Windsor, Berkshire, England
LIVE SHOW: July 17, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: July 24, 1965 Pontiac Club, Zeeta House, Putney, London, England
LIVE SHOW: July 29, 1965 Klook's Kleek R & B Club, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London, England
LIVE SHOW: July 30, 1965 Bluesville Club, Manor House, Harringay, London, England
PERSONNEL: August 1965 - October 1965 # 6
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
guitar - many & various including John Weiden, John Slaughter, John McLaughlin, ...
John McVie - bass
Hughie Flint - drums
PERSONNEL: October 1965
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Geoff Krivit - guitar
Jack Bruce - bass
Hughie Flint - drums
RADIO SESSION: October 25, 1965 BBC Studios, Saturday Club
(broadcast October 30, 1965)
(af)(ad)(a4)I'm Your Witchdoctor
(af)(ad)(a4)Cheating Woman
Big Town Playboy
Parchman Farm (Version 1)
(af)(ad)(a4)Nowhere To Turn
JohnMayall.com fanmail (updating info of personn3l during 1965)
PERSONNEL: November 1965
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Peter Green - guitar (for about 1 week, replaced when Eric Clapton returned)
Jack Bruce - bass
Hughie Flint - drums
LIVE SHOW: November 1965 Mojo Club, Sheffeld, England
PERSONNEL: November 11, 1965 to November 30, 1965
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Eric Clapton - guitar
Jack Bruce - bass (October-November 1965)
Hughie Flint - drums
LIVE SHOW: November 11, 1965 Pontiac Club, Zeeta House, Putney, London, England
LIVE SHOW: November 12, 1965 Bluesville 66, Manor House, London, England
LIVE SHOW: November 1965 Nottingham Boat Club, Nottingham, England
LIVE SHOW: November 28, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
(per record liner notes: March 17, 1966 or April 1966)
(per an informed fan, and membership dates of band this is more likely.)
(ad)(a9) Maudie
(ad)(a9) It Hurts To Be In Love
(ad)(a9) Have You Ever Loved A Woman
(ad)(a9) Bye Bye Bird
(ad)(a9) Hoochie Coochie Man
(ad)(a6)(a8)Stormy Monday
PERSONNEL: December 1965
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Eric Clapton - guitar
John Bradley - bass
Hughie Flint - drums
PERSONNEL: December 1965
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Eric Clapton - guitar
John McVie - bass
Hughie Flint - drums
LIVE SHOW: December 23, 1965 Refectory, Golders Green, London, England
LIVE SHOW: December 26, 1965 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: December 28, 1965 Bluesville Club, Manor House, Harringay, London, England
LIVE SHOW: December 31, 1965 Bluesville 66, Manor House, London, England
TYPICAL SET LIST:
Crossroads
I'm Your Witchdoctor
Have You Heard
Parchman Farm
Stormy Monday
Double Crossin' Time
Hideaway
Rambling On My Mind
Little Girl
Telephone Blues
Hoochie Coochie Man
Steppin' Out
What'd I Say
BLUESBREAKERS
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PERSONNEL: November 1965 - July 16, 1966 # 7
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Eric Clapton - guitar
John McVie - bass
Hughie Flint - drums
LIVE SHOW: 1966 London, England (not necessarily from the same show).
(ae) Hideaway
(ae) Tears In My Eyes
LIVE SHOW: January 1, 1966 Flamingo Club, Soho, London, England
LIVE SHOW: January 16, 1966 Bromel Club, Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley, London, England
LIVE SHOW: January 17, 1966 Star Club, Star Hotel, Croydon, Surry (p7)
LIVE SHOW: February 4, 1966 Links Youth Centre, Maxwell Road, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire
LIVE SHOW: February 5, 1966 Polytechnic of Central London
LIVE SHOW: February 6, 1966 Woolwich R & B Club, Shakespeare Hotel, London
LIVE SHOW: February 8, 1966 Klook's Kleek R & B Club, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London, England
RADIO SESSION: February 9, 1966 BBC Radio, Jazz Beat
(broadcast February 12, 1966)
Little Girl
Hideaway (Version 2)
Tears In My Eyes
Parchman Farm (Version 2)
LIVE SHOW: February 12, 1966 Polytechnic of Central London
LIVE SHOW: February 12, 1966 Star Club, Star Hotel, Croydon, London, England
LIVE SHOW: February 15, 1966 Fishmonger's Arms, Wood Green, London
LIVE SHOW: February 18, 1966 Bluesville 66, Manor House, London
LIVE SHOW: February 19, 1966 Flamingo Club, Soho, London
LIVE SHOW: February 27, 1966 Bromel Club, Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley, London, England
LIVE SHOW: March 4, 1966 Flamingo Club, Soho, London
LIVE SHOW: March 11, 1966 The Scotch of St. James Club, London, England
RADIO SESSION: March 14, 1966 BBC Radio, Saturday Club
(broadcast March 19, 1966)
Burned My Fingers
All Your Love
Steppin' Out
(af)(ad)(a4)On Top Of The World*
(af)(ad)(a4)Key To Love*
(alternate sources suggested the following tracks may have happened.)
Hideaway
Little Girl
Tears In My Eyes
Parchman Farm
Steppin' Out (uncomfirmed)
Hideaway (alternate take) (uncomfirmed)
GUEST MUSICIANS: March 1966
John Almond - sax
Alan Skidmore - sax
Dennis Healey - trumpet
LIVE SHOW: March 17, 1966 Flamingo Club, Soho, London
LIVE SHOW: March 18, 1966 Flamingo Club, Soho, London
LIVE SHOW: March 18, 1966 Ram Jam Club, Brixton, South London, England (pe)
LIVE SHOW: March 20, 1966 Eel Pie Island, Twickenham
LIVE SHOW: March 26, 1966 Flamingo Club, Soho, London
STUDIO SESSION: March 1966 Decca Studios, West Hampstead, London
ALBUM TITLE: Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton - LP (released July 1966)
(ad) All Your Love
(ad) Hideaway
(ad) Little Girl
(ad) Another Man
(ad) Double Crossing Time
(ad) What'd I Say
(ad) Key To Love
(ad) Parchment Farm
(ad) Have You Heard
(ad) Ramblin' On My Mind
(ad) Steppin' Out
(ad) It Ain't Right
Mick Taylor - guitar
(A recent e-mail suggested that Mick Taylor played on April 18, 1966 The Hop
instead of June 1966 at Hatfield College.)
LIVE SHOW: April 6, 1966 Bluesville 66, Manor House, London
LIVE SHOW: April 11, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: April 18, 1966 The Hop, Welwyn Garden City Community Centre w/Mick Taylor - guitar
LIVE SHOW: April 22, 1966 Refrectory, Golders Green, London
LIVE SHOW: April 24, 1966 Bromel Club, Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley, London, England
LIVE SHOW: April 27, 1966 Castle Club, Tooting, Broadway, London
LIVE SHOW: April 30, 1966 Flamingo Club, Soho, London
LIVE SHOW: May 7, 1966 Ram Jam Club, Brixton, London, England
LIVE SHOW: May 9, 1966 Klook's Kleek R & B Club, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London, England
LIVE SHOW: May 10, 1966 Star Club, Star Hotel, Croydon, Surry, London (p7)
LIVE SHOW: May 14, 1966 Tofts Club Folkestone, Kent, England
LIVE SHOW: May 17, 1966 Fishmonger's Arms, Wood Green, London
LIVE SHOW: May 21, 1966 Ricky Tick, Thames Hotel Windsor, Berkshire, England
LIVE SHOW: May 22, 1966 Flamingo Club, Soho, London
LIVE SHOW: May 27, 1966 Refrectory, Golders Green, London
LIVE SHOW: May 30, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6)
Ginger Baker - drums
Ginger Baker played with the band one night at Oxford in May 1966
LIVE SHOW: June 3, 1966 Flamingo Club, Soho, London
LIVE SHOW: June 3, 1966 Cellar Club, Kingston-upon-Thames, London, England
LIVE SHOW: June 5, 1966 Bromel Club, Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley, London, England
LIVE SHOW: June 10, 1966 Ram Jam Club, Brixton, London, England
LIVE SHOW: June 16, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: June 23, 1966 Fishmonger's Arms, Wood Green, London, England
LIVE SHOW: June 23, 1966 University Rag Ball, University Refectory, Leeds, England (pe)
LIVE SHOW: June 23, 1966 University Refectory, Leeds
LIVE SHOW: June 25, 1966 Flamingo Club, Soho, London
LIVE SHOW: June ??, 1966 Oxford w/Ginger Baker - drums
LIVE SHOW: June ??, 1966 Hatfield College
July 17, 1966 Peter Green replaces Eric Clapton
RADIO & 45s # 2
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PERSONNEL: July 17 1966 - September 17, 1966 # 8
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Peter Green - guitar
John McVie - bass
Hughie Flint - drums
LIVE SHOW: July 24, 1966 Brittania Rowing Club, Nottingham
LIVE SHOW: July 25, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: August 15, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: September 4, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6)
September 18, 1966 Aynsley Dunbar replaces Hughie Flint
PERSONNEL: September 18, 1966 - April 1967 # 9
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Peter Green - guitar
John McVie - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums
STUDIO SESSION: 1966 - 45 (This may have been recorded November 1965)
(a2) On Top Of The World
PERSONNEL: September 30, 1966 - 45
John Mayall - vocal, piano, guitar
Peter Green - guitar
John McVie - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums
Henry Lowther - trumpet
John Almond - sax
Nick Newell - sax
STUDIO SESSION: September 30, 1966 - 45 (released October 21, 1966)
(a0)(a5)(a8)Looking Back (ab)
(a0)(a5)(a8)So Many Roads (ab)
LIVE SHOW: October 4, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6)
STUDIO SESSION: October 11, 1966 - 45 (released January 13, 1967)
(a0)(a5)(a8)Sitting In The Rain (ab)
(a0)(a5)(aa)Out Of Reach
LIVE SHOW: October 25, 1966 Bluesville 66, Corn Exchange, Bristol, Avon, England (pb)
PERSONNEL: 1966 - 45
John Mayall - vocal, piano, guitar
STUDIO SESSION: November 1966 - 45
(a1)(a6)Burn Out Your Blind Eyes (ab)
(a1)(a6)Milkman Strut
PERSONNEL: 1966 - 45
John Mayall - vocal, piano, guitar
Peter Green - guitar
John McVie - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums
Steve Anglo (Stevie Winwood) - organ
STUDIO SESSION: 1966 - 45
(a1)(a6)Long Night
PERSONNEL: Autumn 1966 - 45
John Mayall - vocal, piano, guitar
Peter Green - guitar
STUDIO SESSION: Autumn 1966 - 45
(a0)(a1)(a6)Evil Woman Blues
A HARD ROAD
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PERSONNEL: September 1966 - April 1967 # 9
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Peter Green - guitar
John McVie - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums
GUEST MUSICIANS: October 11,12,19,24, 1966, November 11, 1966
John Almond - sax
Alan Skidmore - sax
Ray Warleigh - sax
STUDIO SESSION: October 11,12,19,24, 1966, November 11, 1966
ALBUM TITLE: A Hard Road - LP (released February 17, 1967)
(a0) A Hard Road
(a0) It's Over
(a0) You Don't Love Me
(a0) The Stumble
(a0) Another Kinda Love
(a0) Hit The Highway
(a0) Leaping Christine
(a0) Dust My blues
(a0) There's Always Work
(a0) The Same Way
(a0) The Supernatural
(a0) Top Of The Hill
(a0) Someday After A While (You'll Be Sorry)
(a0) Living Alone
RECORDED AT "A HARD ROAD" SESSIONS BUT NOT RELEASED ON THAT LP.
(a0)(aa)(a7)Mama Talk To Your Daughter (October 19, 1966)
(a0)(aa)(a7)Alabama Blues ? Alabama March (October 19, 1966)
LIVE SHOW: November 11, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6)
GUEST MUSICIANS: November 26, 1966 All My Life - EP
Paul Butterfield - vocal, harmonica
STUDIO SESSION: November 26, 1966 All My Life - EP
(released January 6, 1967)
(a0)(a6)(ab)All My Life
(a0)(a6)(ab)Riding On The L & N
(a0)(a6) Little By Little
(a0)(a6)(ab)Eagle Eye
RADIO SESSION: November 26, 1966 RADIO 1 SESSION
Riding On The L & N
Sitting In The Rain
Dust My Blues
Curly
Top Of The Hill
RADIO SESSION: 9/66 - 4/67 - BBC - Bulldogs For Sale - CD
(a4) Riding On The L & N (? 11/26/66 ?) (possibly 01/23/1967)
(a4) Sitting In The Rain (? 11/26/66 ?) (possibly 01/23/1967)
(a4) Leaping Christine (possibly 01/23/1967)
LIVE SHOW: December 7, 1966 University of Hull Kingston-upon-Hull, England
LIVE SHOW: December 8, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: December 9, 1966 Bluesville 66, Manor House, London, England (pc)
RADIO SESSION: December 9, 1966 BBC Radio Studios London, England
LIVE SHOW: December 10, 1966 Polytechnic London-Isleworth, England
LIVE SHOW: December 12, 1966 Cooks Ferry Inn London-Edmonton, England
LIVE SHOW: December 13, 1966 Exeter University Exeter, Devon, England
LIVE SHOW: December 14, 1966 Bromel Club, Bromley Court Hotel London-Bromley, England
LIVE SHOW: December 15, 1966 University of Sussex Brighton, East Sussex, England
LIVE SHOW: December 19, 1966 Camberley, Surrey, England
RADIO SESSION: December 21, 1966 BBC Radio Studios London, England
LIVE SHOW: December 22, 1966 The Pavilion Worthing, West Sussex, England
LIVE SHOW: December 23, 1966 Odeon Birmingham, England
LIVE SHOW: December 27, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: December 30, 1966 Roundhouse London-Chalk Farm, England
LIVE SHOW: January 7, 1967 Ricky Tick, Thames Hotel Windsor, Berkshire, England
RADIO SESSION: January 10, 1967 BBC Radio Studios London, England
LIVE SHOW: January 10, 1967 Marquee Club London-Soho, England
LIVE SHOW: January 13, 1967 Guildhall Southampton, Hampshire, England
LIVE SHOW: January 14, 1967 Coventry Theatre Coventry, West Midlands, England
LIVE SHOW: January 15, 1967 Ricky Tick London-Hounslow, England
RADIO SESSION: January 16, 1967 BBC Radio Studios London, England
LIVE SHOW: January 18, 1967 Town Hall Stourbridge, Staffordshire, England
LIVE SHOW: January 19, 1967 Granby Hall Leicester, Leicestershire, England
RADIO SESSION: January 19, 1967 BBC Radio Studios London, England
LIVE SHOW: January 20, 1967 Club A Go Go Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England
LIVE SHOW: January 21, 1967 Floral Hall Southport, Merseyside, England
RADIO SESSION: January 23, 1967 BBC Studios, Saturday Club, London
(af) No More Tears
(af) Riding On The L & N
(af) Sitting In The Rain
(af) Leaping Christine
LIVE SHOW: January 24, 1967 Corn Exchange Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
LIVE SHOW: January 30, 1967 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: February 1 or 3, 1967 Ram Jam, London, England
(ah) 1. Have you ever loved a woman (Myles) 8:26
2. Please don’t tell (Mayall) 4:06
3. Bad boy 5:06
4. Four million knobs (Green) 7:33
5. Mama Talk to your daughter (Lenoir) 3:14
6. Chicago line (Mayall) 6:44
(ah) 7. High-heel sneakers (Higgenbotham) 7:25
8. Sweet little angel (B.B.King) 6:09
9. San-Ho-Zay (F.King) 3:34
LIVE SHOW: February 4, 1967 The Polytechnic, London
LIVE SHOW: February 16, 1967 Marquee, London, England (p6)
PERSONNEL: February 16, 1967 - 45
Peter Green - vocal, guitar, harmonica
John McVie - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums
STUDIO SESSION: February 16, 1967 - 45 Curly/Rubber Duck (released March 24, 1967)
(a0)(a5)(aa)Curly
(a0)(a5) Rubber Duck
(a0)(a6)(aa)Greeny
(a0)(a6)(aa)Missing You
PERSONNEL: March 8, 1967 - 45
Peter Green - vocal, guitar, harmonica
John McVie - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums
STUDIO SESSION: March 8, 1967 - 45
(a0)(aa) Please Don't Tell
(a0)(aa)(a6)Your Funeral My Trial
LIVE SHOW: March 12, 1967 Marquee, London, England (p6)
PERSONNEL: March ??, 1967
Jimi Hendrix - guitar (for part of the set)
LIVE SHOW: March ??, 1967 Klook's Kleek R & B Club, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London, England
April ??, 1967 Aynsley Dunbar replaced by Mickey Waller
April ??, 1967 Mickey Waller replaced by Mick Fleetwood
THE BLUES ALONE
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PERSONNEL: April 1967 - June 15, 1967 # 10
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Peter Green - guitar
John McVie - bass
drums - Mickey Waller, Mick Fleetwood
PERSONNEL: April 19, 1967 - 45
John Mayall - vocal, guitar, piano, organ
Peter Green - guitar
John McVie - bass
Mick Fleetwood - drums
LIVE SHOW: 1967 London, England (not necessarily from the same show).
(ae) The Stumble
(ae) Double Trouble
STUDIO SESSION: April 19, 1967 - 45 (released June 2, 1967)
(a0)(a5)(a8)Double Trouble (ab)
(a0)(a5)(a8)It Hurts Me Too (ab)
STUDIO SESSION: April 1967 - May 1967 - 45
(? recorded April 19, 1967 ?)
Fleetwood Mac
First Train Home
LIVE SHOW: April 27, 1967 Marquee, London, England (p6)
1. Mama, Talk to your daughter (Lenoir) 2:59
2. Tears in my eyes (Mayall) 7:30
(ah) 3. Streamline (Mayall) 4:00
(ah) 4. The Stumble (F.King) 6:43
5. So many roads (Paul) 8:18
6. Riding on the L&N (Hampton/Burley) 2:21
7. Chicago line (Mayall) 6:53
8. Your funeral my trial (Williamson) 5:21
9. Four million knobs (Green) 6:36
10. Double trouble (Rush) 6:37
LIVE SHOW: April 28, 1967 Klooks Kleek, London, England
1. Have you ever loved a woman (Myles) 7:42
2. Brand new start (Mayall) 5:25
3. Intermezzo 0:31
4. Curly (Green) 4:40
5. Ridin’ on the L&N (Hampton/Burley) 2:59
6. Mama, Talk to your daughter (Lenoir) 3:01
(ah) 7. I can’t quit you baby (Dixon) 4:30
8. High-heel sneakers (Higgenbotham) 6:54
9. Stormy Monday (Walker) 8:54
10. Telephone Blues
LIVE SHOW: April 29, 1967 Bromley, London, England
(ah) 1. Brand new start (Mayall) 4:48
2. Tears in my eyes (Mayall) 7:32
3. Bye bye bird (Williamson) 6:19
4. Mama, Talk to your daughter (Lenoir)
5. Double trouble (Rush) 6:23
6. Your funeral my trial (Williamson) 5:51
7. Stand back baby (Mayall) 2:43
(ah) 8. Someday after a while (King, Thompson) 5:11
(ah) 9. Looking back (Watson) 2:40
10. Brand New Start
PERSONNEL: May 1, 1967
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar, bass, drums
Keef Hartley - drums
STUDIO SESSION: May 1, 1967 Decca Studios, West Hampstead, London
ALBUM TITLE: The Blues Alone - LP
Brand New Start
Please Don't Tell
Down The Line
Sonny Boy Blow
Marsha's Mood
No More Tears
Catch That Train
Cancelling Out
Harp Man
Brown Sugar
Broken Wings
Don't Kick Me
LIVE SHOW: May 5, 1967 Manor House, London, England
1. Brand new start (Mayall) 4:17
(ah) 2. San-Ho-Zay (F. King) 8:12
3. Your funeral my trial (Williamson) 4:07
(ah) 4. So many roads (Paul) 5:51
5. Bad boy 2:34
(ah) 6. Stormy Monday (Walker) 8:31
(ah) 7. All your love (Rush, Dixon) 3:43
8. The Stumble (F. King) 4:42
(ah) 9. Double trouble (Rush) 7:41
LIVE SHOW: May 16, 1967 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: May 26, 1967 Marquee Club, Soho, London, England
May ??, 1967 Mick Fleetwood replaced by Keef Heartly
May ??, 1967 Chris Mercer Sax joins
LIVE SHOW: June 11, 1967 Le Metro, Birmingham
June ??, 1967 Keef Heartly replaces Micky Waller
June 15, 1967 Peter Green's last gig, replaced by Terry Edmonds
June ??, 1967 Rip Kant, sax, joins
June ??, 1967 Mick Taylor replaces Terry Edmonds
CRUSADE
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PERSONNEL: June 15, 1967 - September 1967 # 11
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
John McVie - bass
Keef Hartley - drums
Chris Mercer - sax
Rip Kant - sax
Terry Edmonds - guitar (June 1967 only)
LIVE SHOW: June 21, 1967 The Upper Cut Club, Forest Gate, England
LIVE SHOW: June 26, 1967 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: July 1, 1967 Southeastern R&B Festival
LIVE SHOW: July 2, 1967 Saville Theatre, London, England (pa)
PERSONNEL: July 12, 1967
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
John McVie - bass
Keef Hartley - drums
Chris Mercer - sax
Rip Kant - sax
STUDIO SESSION: July 12, 1967 Decca Studios, West Hampstead, London
ALBUM TITLE: Crusade - LP (released September 1, 1967)
Oh, Pretty woman
Stand Back Baby
My Time After A While
Snowy Wood
Man Of Stone
Tears In My Eyes
Driving Sideways
The Death Of J.B.Lenoir
I Can't Quit You Baby
Streamline
Me And My Woman
Checking On My Baby
LIVE TOUR: mid-July - early August - 1st US tour
August ??, 1967 Dick Heckstall-Smith replaces Rip Kant on Sax
LIVE SHOW: August 13, 1967 7th National Jazz & Blues Festival, Royal Windsor Racecourse, Windsor, Berkshire, England (pc)
LIVE SHOW: August 28, 1967 Marquee, London, England (p6)
September ??, 1967 John McVie Joins Fleetwood Mac, replaced by Paul Williams
September ??, 1967 Henry Lowther, trumpet, joins
DIARY OF A BAND
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PERSONNEL: September 1967 - April 1968 # 12
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Paul Williams - bass (September/October 1967)
Keith Tillman - bass (November 1967 - February 1968)
Andy Fraser - bass (March - April 1968)
Keef Hartley - drums
Chris Mercer - sax
Henry Lowther - trumpet
Dick Heckstall-Smith - sax
LIVE SHOW: September 1967 Reading Festival, Reading
Driving Sideways
I Can't Quit You Baby
Sonny Boy Blow
Stand Back Baby
Oh, Pretty Woman
My Own Fault
LIVE SHOW: September 2, 1967 Ram Jam Club, Brixton, London, England
PERSONNEL: September 14, 1967
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Paul Williams - bass
Keef Hartley - drums
Chris Mercer - sax
Dick Heckstall-Smith - sax
STUDIO SESSION: September 14, 1967 (released October 20, 1967)
(a7)(aa)Suspicions (part one) (ab)
STUDIO SESSION: September 14, 1967
(a7)(a8)Suspicions (part two)
RADIO SESSION: ?????????????? - BBC Studios - Beano's Boys - CD
(ac) Snowy Wood
(ac) Suspicions
LIVE SHOW: September 17, 1967 Saville Theatre, London, England (w/Fleetwood Mac) (p1)
LIVE TOUR: September 1967 - Scandinavian tour
LIVE SHOW: September 23, 1967 Amsterdam, Holland
LIVE SHOW: September 24, 1967 Amsterdam, Holland
October ??, 1967 Keith Tillman replaces Paul Williams on Bass
PERSONNEL: October 19, 1967 - December 7, 1967
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Paul Williams - bass
Keef Hartley - drums
Chris Mercer - sax
Dick Heckstall-Smith - sax
RADIO SESSION: October 30, 1967 Top Gear, BBC Studio 1, 201 Piccadilly, London, England (p8)
(recorded: October 30, 1967, broadcast: November 5, 1967)
The Last Time (John Mayall)
Suspicions (John Mayall)
Worried Love (John Mayall)
Supermarket Blues (John Mayall)
Snowy Wood (MT/John Mayall)
Jenny (John Mayall)
LIVE TOUR: Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
Blood On The Night - 10/19/67 - Club A Go Go, Newcastle
jokes/fooling around - 10/23/67 Cooks Ferry Inn, Edmonton
PERSONNEL: October 19, 1967 - December 7, 1967
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Keith Tillman - bass
Keef Hartley - drums
Chris Mercer - sax
Dick Heckstall-Smith - sax
LIVE TOUR: Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs (released February 1968)
(Jimi Hendrix-uncredited, played on one of these tracks instead of Mick Taylor)
My Own Fault - 11/2/67 - Speakeasy, London
Blues in Bb - 11/2/67 - Speakeasy, London
I Can't Quit You Baby - 11/5/67, Schiedam, Holland
Anzio Annie - 11/5/67 - Schiedam, Holland
Snowy Wood - 11/13/67 - Club Rado, Belfast
God Save The Queen - 11/14/67, Port Stewart, Ireland
Help Me - 11/26/67 - Beachcomber Club, Nottingham
The Train - 11/28/67 - Top Rank Ballroom, Southampton
Soul Of A Short Fat Man - 12/7/67 - Essex University, Colchester
Local Boy Makes Good 12/9/67 - Public Hall, Wallington
The Lesson - 12/12/67 - Kings College, London
Crying Shame - 12/19/67 - Wood Green, London
LIVE TOUR: October - December 1967 - UK, Ireland and Holland tour
LIVE SHOW: October 19, 1967 Club A Go Go, Newcastle
Blood On The Night - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: October 23, 1967 Cooks Ferry Inn, Edmonton
jokes/fooling around - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: October 31, 1967 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: November 2, 1967 Speakeasy, London
My Own Fault - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
Blues in Bb - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: November 3, 1967 Begin tour of Holland
LIVE SHOW: November 4, 1967 Amsterdam, Fanclub TV Show
LIVE SHOW: November 5, 1967 Schiedam, Holland
I Can't Quit You Baby - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
Anzio Annie - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: November 10, 1967 End Tour of Holland
LIVE SHOW: November 13, 1967 Club Rado, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Snowy Wood - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: November 14, 1967 Port Stewart, Ireland
God Save The Queen - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: November 26, 1967 Beachcomber Club, Nottingham
Help Me - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: November 28, 1967 Top Rank Ballroom, Southampton
The Train - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: December 7, 1967 Essex University, Colchester
Soul Of A Short Fat Man - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: December 9, 1967 Public Hall, Wallington
Local Boy Makes Good - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: December 12, 1967 Kings College, London
The Lesson - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: December 19, 1967 Wood Green, London
Crying Shame - Diary Of A Band - Volume 1 & 2 - LPs
LIVE SHOW: December 26, 1967 Marquee, London, England (p6)
PERSONNEL: December 4, 1967 - 45
John Mayall - vocal, piano, guitar
Peter Green - guitar
STUDIO SESSION: December 4, 1967 (released February 9, 1968)
(a0)(a7)(a8)Jenny (ab)
PERSONNEL: December 5, 1967 - 45
John Mayall - vocal, piano, guitar
Peter Green - guitar
Keef Hartley - drums
STUDIO SESSION: December 5, 1967 (released February 9, 1968)
(a0)(a7)(a8)Picture On The Wall (ab)
LIVE TOUR: January 1968 - February 1968 - 2nd US tour (about 5 weeks)
LIVE SHOW: January 9, 1968 Klook's Kleek R & B Club, Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London, England
(Jimi Hendrix jams with Al Sykes and John Mayall)
LIVE SHOW: January 9, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 10, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 11, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 12, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 13, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 14, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 15, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 16, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 17, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 18, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 19, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 20, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 21, 1968 Cafe Au Go-Go, NY
LIVE SHOW: January 23, 1968 Grande Ballroom, Detroit
LIVE SHOW: January 25, 1968 Whisky-A-Go-Go, Los Angeles, CA (p3)
LIVE SHOW: January 26, 1968 Whisky-A-Go-Go, Los Angeles, CA (p3)
LIVE SHOW: January 27, 1968 Whisky-A-Go-Go, Los Angeles, CA (p3)
LIVE SHOW: January 28, 1968 Whisky-A-Go-Go, Los Angeles, CA (p3)
LIVE SHOW: February 1, 1968 Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: February 2, 1968 Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: February 3, 1968 Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: February 4, 1968 Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: February 8, 1968 Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: February 9, 1968 Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA (p2)
Wolfgang's Vault presents tracks from this show
Dust My Broom 4:09
So Many Roads 11:40
I Can't Sleep 6:13
It's My Own Fault 9:55
Soul Of A Short Fat Man 12:05
LIVE SHOW: February 10, 1968 Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA (p2)
RADIO SESSION: February 11, 1968 BBC, Top Gear
LIVE SHOW: February 13, 1968 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: February 17, 1968 Regent St. Polytechnic, London, England
February ??, 1968 Henry Lowther(Tmpt) joins
March ??, 1968 Andy Fraser replaces Keith Tillman on Bass
LIVE SHOW: March 1, 1968 Bluesville, London, England
LIVE SHOW: March 5, 1968 Klook's Kleek, London, England
LIVE SHOW: March 16, 1968 Folkets Hus, Karlskoga, Sweden
LIVE SHOW: March 21, 1968 Eden Park Hotel, Beckenham, England
LIVE SHOW: March 26, 1968 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: March 29, 1968 Bluesville, London
LIVE SHOW: March 30, 1968 Middle Earth, England (p4)
RADIO SESSION: ?????????????? - BBC Studios - Beano's Boys - CD
(CD claims this is Peter Green, but I think some of these may be Mick Taylor)
(These may be the March 26, 1968 sessions)
(ac) Picture On The Wall
(ac) Mayfair Blues (Knockers Step Forward)
(ac) Worried Love
(ac) Supermarket Day
RADIO SESSION: March 26, 1968 Top Gear, BBC Studio 1, 201 Piccadilly, London, England (p8)
(recorded: March 26, 1968, broadcast: March 31, 1968)
Picture On The Wall
Knockers Step Forward
The Last Time
Rock Me Baby
Oh, Pretty Woman
LIVE SHOW: April 1 or 2, 1968 Palm Springs Pop Festival, Palm Springs, CA (p1)
April ??, 1968 Tony Reeves replaces Andy Fraser on bass
April ??, 1968 Jon Heisman replaces Keef Heartly on Drums
BARE WIRES
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PERSONNEL: April 1968 - August 1968 # 13
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Tony Reeves - bass
Jon Hiseman - drums
Chris Mercer - sax
Henry Lowther - trumpet
Dick Heckstall-Smith - sax
STUDIO SESSION: April 3,9,24,30, 1968 Decca Studios, West Hampstead, London
ALBUM TITLE: Bare Wires - LP (released June 21, 1968)
Bare Wires
Where Did I Belong
I Started Walking
Open Up A New Door
Fire
I Know Now
Look In The Mirror
I'm A Stranger
No Reply
Hartley Quits
Killing Time
She's Too Young
Sandy
RECORDED AT "BARE WIRES" SESSIONS BUT NOT RELEASED.
(a7)(aa)Knockers Step Forward (April 24, 1968)
(a7)(aa)Hide and Seek (April 30, 1968)
PERSONNEL: March 1968 - April 1968 # 12
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Andy Fraser - bass (March - April 1968)
Keef Hartley - drums
Chris Mercer - sax
Henry Lowther - trumpet
Dick Heckstall-Smith - sax
LIVE SHOW: April 15, 1968 Barn Barbeque Dance, Thurmaston, Leicster
LIVE SHOW: April 16, 1968 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: April 19, 1968 Bluesville, London
LIVE SHOW: May 7, 1968 Klook's Kleek, London, England
LIVE SHOW: May 15, 1968 Barn Barbecue Dance, Leicester, England
LIVE SHOW: May 21, 1968 Toby Jug, Tollworth, England w/Captain Beefheart
LIVE SHOW: May 25, 1968 Falmer College, Brighton, England
(a9) Look At The Girl
(a9) Start Walkin
LIVE SHOW: May 28, 1968 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: May 30, 1968 Zurich, Switzerland
LIVE SHOW: May 31, 1968 Hallenstadion, Monsterkonzert, Zurich, Switzerland
LIVE SHOW: June 3, 1968 Whittlesey, Peterborough, England
LIVE SHOW: June 18, 1968 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: July 2, 1968 Klook's Kleek, London, England
LIVE SHOW: July 7, 1968 Woburn Music Festival,Bedforshire, UK
In July 1968 John Mayall dropped the bluesbreakers name and became John Mayall.
July 14, 1968 Tony Reeves, Dick Heckstall Smith, Jon Heisman leave
Bluesbreakers disband
July ??, 1968 Colin Allen (drums) and Steve Thompson (bass) join.
August ??, 1968 Henry Lowther and Chris Mercer leave
BLUES FROM LAUREL CANYON
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PERSONNEL: August 1968 - May 24, 1969 # 14
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Steve Thompson - bass
Colin Allen - drums
STUDIO SESSION: August 26,27,28, 1968 Decca Studios, West Hampstead, London
ALBUM TITLE: Blues From Laurel Canyon - LP (released November ??, 1968)
Vacation
Walkng On sunset
Laurel Canyon Home
2401
Ready to Ride
Medicine Man
Somebody's Acting Like A Child
The Bear
Miss James
(a0) First Time Alone (Peter Green - guitar)
Long Gone Midnight
Fly Tomorrow
LIVE SHOW: ?????????????? ??, 1968 Bremen, Germany - Bulldogs For Sale - CD
(This may be from 1969.)
(ac)Love Me Baby (That's All Right Baby)
(ac)Checking On My Baby
(a4)(ac)Parchment Farm
(a4)(ac)Time Has Come
(a4)(ac)2401
LIVE SHOW: August 11, 1968 8th Annual National Jazz & Blues Festival, Kempton Park/Sunbury-Middlesex
LIVE SHOW: August 13, 1968 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: August 23, 1968 Bluesville, London, England
LIVE SHOW: August 25, 1968 Mother's, Birmingham, England
LIVE TOUR: early September - early November - 3rd US tour
LIVE SHOW: September ??, 1968 ?????????????????????
Oh Baby
band introduction
Baby You're Wrong
Worried About You
Somebody's Acting Like A Child
Oh Wee Baby
Hurts When You Leave
band introduction 2
LIVE SHOW: September 1, 1968 Bluesology Festival, Chateus Impney, Worcestershire, England
LIVE SHOW: September 6, 1968 Shrine, Los Angeles, CA
LIVE SHOW: September 7, 1968 Shrine, Los Angeles, CA
LIVE SHOW: September 13, 1968 Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA (p1)
LIVE SHOW: September 14, 1968 Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA (p1)
LIVE SHOW: September 15, 1968 Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA (p1)
LIVE SHOW: September 22, 1968 Golden Bear, Huntington Beach, CA
LIVE SHOW: September 23, 1968 Golden Bear, Huntington Beach, CA
LIVE SHOW: September 24, 1968 Golden Bear, Huntington Beach, CA
LIVE SHOW: September 25, 1968 Golden Bear, Huntington Beach, CA
LIVE SHOW: September 26, 1968 Golden Bear, Huntington Beach, CA
LIVE SHOW: September 27, 1968 Bank, Torrance, CA (p1)
LIVE SHOW: September 28, 1968 Bank, Torrance, CA (p1)
LIVE SHOW: September 29, 1968 Bank, Torrance, CA (p1)
LIVE SHOW: October 4, 1968 Electric Theater, Chicago
LIVE SHOW: October 5, 1968 Electric Theater, Chicago
LIVE SHOW: October 6, 1968 Electric Theater, Chicago
LIVE SHOW: October ??, 1968 Scene Club, Millwaukee
LIVE SHOW: October 11, 1968 Grande Ballroom, Detroit
LIVE SHOW: October 12, 1968 Grande Ballroom, Detroit
LIVE SHOW: October 13, 1968 Grande Ballroom, Detroit
LIVE SHOW: October 25, 1968 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1) (p5)
LIVE SHOW: October 26, 1968 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1) (p5)
LIVE TOUR: mid-November 1968 - UK tour
LIVE SHOW: November 16, 1968 Royal Festival Hall
LIVE TOUR: late November 1968 - early December 19688 - Scandinavian tour
LIVE SHOW: December ??, 1968 Sweden
(a9) Wish You Were Mine
PERSONNEL: Ginhouse Blues
Berut Andersson - vocals, organ
Kjell Jansson - bass
Gunnar Petersson - drums
LIVE SHOW: December 4, 1968 Globe Club, Gothenburg, Sweden
(Jam session with the Swedish group Ginhouse Blues)
Slow Blues
Instrumental
Instrumental
Someday After A While - probably Ginhouse Blues alone
Blues Before Sunrise - probably Ginhouse Blues alone
Messin' With The Kid - probably Ginhouse Blues alone
All Your Love
You Better Forget Me
Dust My Blues
LIVE SHOW: December 8, 1968 Folkets Park, Skara, Sweden
LIVE SHOW: December 31, 1968 Alexandria Palace, London w/Small Faces
PERSONNEL: mid-January 1969 - short tour of Switzerland.
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Keith Tillman - bass
Colin Allen - drums
LIVE TOUR: mid-January 1969 - short tour of Switzerland.
LIVE SHOW: January 2, 1969 Marquee, London, England (p6)
RADIO SESSION: January 13, 1969 BBC, Saturday Club, BBC Theatre
LIVE SHOW: January 15, 1969 Blow Up, Zurich, Switzerland
unidentified Shuffle
unidentified slow Blues
Help Me
Tell Me Baby
unidentified Shuffle 2
All Night, All Day [title unsure]
LIVE SHOW: January 16, 1969 Basel, Switzerland
LIVE SHOW: January 17, 1969 Albisriederhaus, Zurich, Switzerland (2 shows)
LIVE SHOW: January 18, 1969 St. Gallen, Switzerland
LIVE SHOW: January 21, 1969 Klook's Kleek, London, England
LIVE SHOW: January 22, 1969 Fairfield Hall, Croydon, England (p7)
PERSONNEL: early February 1969 - early May 1969 - 4th US tour
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Keith Tillman - bass
Colin Allen - drums
LIVE TOUR: early February 1969 - early May 1969 - 4th US tour
PERSONNEL: February 1969
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Steve Thompson - bass
Colin Allen - drums
LIVE SHOW: 1969 Fillmore East, New York City, NY
(ae) Help Me
LIVE SHOW: February 15, 1969 Brunel Univ., Uxbridge, England
LIVE SHOW: February 28, 1969 Fillmore East, New York City, NY
LIVE SHOW: March 1, 1969 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p2)
LIVE SHOW: March 7, 1969 Kinetic Playground, Chicago, IL (p1)
LIVE SHOW: March 8, 1969 Kinetic Playground, Chicago, IL (p1)
LIVE SHOW: March 8, 1969 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p5)
LIVE SHOW: March 27, 1969 Winterland, San Francisco, CA (p1)
LIVE SHOW: March 28, 1969 Winterland, San Francisco, CA (p1)
LIVE SHOW: March 29, 1969 Winterland, San Francisco, CA (p1)
LIVE SHOW: April 6, 1969 Palm Springs Pop Festival
LIVE SHOW: spring 1969 Golden Hall, San Diego, CA
PERSONNEL: May 1969 - German tour
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - guitar
Keith Tillman - bass
Colin Allen - drums
LIVE TOUR: May 1969 - German tour
LIVE SHOW: May 9, 1969 Birmingham, Town Hall
May 14, 1969 Mick Taylor auditions for the Rolling Stones
LIVE SHOW: May 16, 1969 Lyceum Theatre, London
LIVE SHOW: May 19, 1969 Rheinhalle, Duesseldorf, West-Germany
LIVE SHOW: May 20, 1969 Kuppelsaal, Hannover, West-Germany
LIVE SHOW: May 21, 1969 Kongresshalle, Berlin, West-Germany
band introduction
Baby Child
Checkin' Up On My Baby
When I Lost My Baby Child
240l
Treat Me This Way
Going Down The Road
Ready To Ride
unidentified swinging Blues
unidentified fast shuffle
LIVE SHOW: May 22, 1969 Glocke, Bremen, West-Germany
Love Me Baby If You Can
Checkin' Up On My Baby
All My Life
Parchman Farm
Time Has Come
2401
LIVE SHOW: May 23, 1969 Musikhalle, Hamburg, West-Germany
LIVE SHOW: ?????????????? ??, 1969 Bremen, Germany
(See also 1968 Bremen show, as it may be 1969 instead.)
(a3) Parchment Farm
THE TURNING POINT
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PERSONNEL: June 1969 - June 1970 # 15
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Duster Bennett - guitar, vocals
Jon Mark - guitar
Johnny Almond - sax
bass - Steve Thompson, Alex Dmochowski
PERSONNEL: July 12, 1969
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Jon Mark - guitar
Johnny Almond - sax
Steve Thompson - bass
LIVE SHOW: June 5, 1969 Golden Torch, London
LIVE SHOW: June 17, 1969 Hull Students' Charities Appeal '69, London
LIVE SHOW: June 28, 1969 Bath Festival, City of Bath, England (pd)
LIVE SHOW: June 30, 1969 Marquee, London, England (p6)
LIVE SHOW: July 11, 1969 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1)
LIVE SHOW: July 12, 1969 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1)
Wolfgang's Vault presents tracks from this show
ALBUM TITLE: The Turning Point - LP
The Laws Must Change
Saw Mill Gulch Road
I'm Gonna Fight For You J.B.
So Hard To Share
California
Thoughts About Roxanne
Room To Move
LIVE SHOW: August 16, 1969 Eagle's Auditorium, Seattle, WA
LIVE SHOW: August 19, 1969 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: August 20, 1969 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: August 21, 1969 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: October 3, 1969 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1)
LIVE SHOW: October 4, 1969 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1)
LIVE SHOW: October 31, 1969 Fairfield Hall, Croydon, England (p7)
VIDEO SESSION: January 1970 Beat Club, German TV
(broadcast January 31, 1970)
I'm Gonna Fight For You JB
LIVE SHOW: March 13, 1970 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1) (p5)
LIVE SHOW: March 14, 1970 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1) (p5)
LIVE SHOW: March 15, 1970 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1)
LIVE SHOW: April 16, 1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: April 17, 1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: April 18, 1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: April 19, 1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: April 25, 1970 Brown University, Providence, RI (p1)
LIVE SHOW: May 23, 1970 Berlin Philharmonic Hall, Berlin, Germany
EMPTY ROOMS
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PERSONNEL:
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Jon Mark - guitar
Johnny Almond - sax, flutes
Steve Thompson - bass
Larry Taylor - bass
STUDIO SESSION: London, New York, Los Angeles
ALBUM TITLE: Empty Rooms - LP
Don't Waste My Time - DeLane Lea Studios, London
Plan Your Revolution - Broadway Studios, New York
Don't Pick A Flower - DeLane Lea Studios, London
Something New - Broadway Studios, New York
People Cling Together - Larrabee Studios, Los Angeles
Waiting For The Right Time - Broadway Studios, New York
Thinking Of My Woman - Broadway Studios, New York
Counting The Days - Advison Studios, London
When I Go - Larrabee Studios, Los Angeles
Many Miles Apart - Broadway Studios, New York
To A Princess - Broadway Studios, New York
Lying In My Bed - Larrabee Studios, Los Angeles
PERSONNEL: June 27, 1970
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Peter Green - guitar
Rod Mayall - organ
Rick Gretch - bass, violin
Aynsley Dunbar - drums
LIVE SHOW: June 27, 1970 Bath Blues Festival, Shepton Mallet, England
It Might As Well Be Raining
I Might Catch Up With You
No Place To Go
Crazy Woman
My Pretty Girl
What's Wrong Now
USA UNION
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PERSONNEL: July 1970 - ????????? # 16
John Mayall - vocals, keyboards, harmonica, guitar
Harvey Mandell - guitar
Don "Sugarcane" Harris - violin
Larry Taylor - bass
STUDIO SESSION: July 27,28, 1970 Larrabee Studios, Los Angeles, CA
ALBUM TITLE: USA Union - LP
Nature's Disappearing
You Must Be Crazy
Night Flyer
Off The Road
Possessive Emotions
Where Did My Legs Go
Took The Car
Crying
My Pretty Girl
Deep Blue Sea
LIVE SHOW: August 27, 1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: August 28, 1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: August 29, 1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: September 11, 1970 Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, CA
LIVE SHOW: October 9, 1970 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1)
LIVE SHOW: October 10, 1970 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p1)
LIVE SHOW: November 20, 1970 Fairfield Hall, Croydon, England (p7)
LIVE SHOW: March 1, 1971 Fairfield Hall, Croydon, England (p7)
LIVE SHOW: May 14, 1971 Public Hall, Cleveland, OH
LIVE SHOW: April 16, 1971 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p2)
LIVE SHOW: April 17, 1971 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (p2)
LIVE SHOW: August 9, 1971 Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: August 10, 1971 Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, CA (p2)
LIVE SHOW: September 26, 1971 Fairfield Hall, Croydon, England (p7)
REUNION TOUR 1982
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PERSONNEL: 1982 - 1983 reunion concert tour
John Mayall - vocals, harmonica, guitar, organ
Mick Taylor - guitar
John McVie - bass
Colin Allen - drums
LIVE TOUR: January 1982 - US West Coast Tour.
LIVE SHOW: January 15, 1982 The Keystone, San Francisco, CA
LIVE SHOW: January 16, 1982 The Stone, Berkeley, CA (1st show)
LIVE SHOW: January 16, 1982 The Stone, Berkeley, CA (2nd show)
LIVE SHOW: January 24, 1982 The Roxy, Los Angeles, CA
LIVE TOUR: late January - February 21, 1969 Australasian Tour & Hawaii-gigs
LIVE SHOW: January ??, 1982 Hong Kong
LIVE SHOW: January 28, 1982 Coogee Bay Hotel, Selinas, Sydney, Australia
LIVE SHOW: January 29, 1982 The Family Inn, Rydalmere, Sydney, Australia
LIVE SHOW: January 30, 1982 Adelaide, Australia
LIVE SHOW: January 31, 1982 Adelaide, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 1, 1982 Melbourne, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 2, 1982: Melbourne, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 3, 1982 Thirroul, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 5, 1982 Brisbane, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 6, 1982 Brisbane, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 7, 1982 Newcastle, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 10, 1982 Hobart, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 11, 1982 Melbourne, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 12, 1982 Caringbah Inn, Sydney, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 13, 1982 Manly Vale Hote, Sydney, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 14, 1982 Maroubra Seals Club, Sydney, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 15, 1982 Punchbowl Sundowners Hotel, Sydney, Australia,
LIVE SHOW: February 16, 1982 Auckland, New Zealand
LIVE SHOW: February ??, 1982 Surfer's Paradise, Bombay Rock, Australia
LIVE SHOW: February 20, 1982 Neal Blaisdell Center Concert Hall, Honolulu, Hawaii
LIVE SHOW: February 21, 1982 (unidentified tennis stadium), Honolulu, Hawaii
LIVE TOUR: May 20-22, 1982 US West Coast tour
LIVE SHOW: May 20, 1982 Zellerbach Auditorium, Berkeley University, Berkeley, CA
LIVE SHOW: May 21, 1982 Henry J. Kaiser Theater, Oakland, CA
LIVE SHOW: May 22, 1982 Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA
LIVE TOUR: June 2, 1982 - June 20, 1982 US East Coast Tour.
LIVE SHOW: June 2, 1982 Milwaukee,
LIVE SHOW: June 3, 1982 Minneapolis,
(ag) Emergency Boogie
LIVE SHOW: June 4, 1982 Green Bay,
LIVE SHOW: June 5, 1982 Chicago,
(ag) Rolling With The Blues
(ag) Howlin' Moon
(ag) Room To Move
LIVE SHOW: June 6, 1982 Cleveland,
LIVE SHOW: June 7, 1982 Detroit, Grand Circus
LIVE SHOW: June 9, 1982 Buffalo, Melody Fair or Tonawanda (New York)
LIVE SHOW: June 10, 1982 Boston, The Paradise (1st show)
LIVE SHOW: June 10, 1982 Boston, The Paradise (2nd show)
LIVE SHOW: June 11, 1982 Philadelphia,
LIVE SHOW: June 13, 1982 Poughkeepsie,
LIVE SHOW: June 14, 1982 New Haven, Toad's Place (1st show)
LIVE SHOW: June 14, 1982 New Haven, Toad's Place (2nd show)
LIVE SHOW: June 16, 1982 Baltimore, Painters Mill (Mick Fleetwood - drums - one night only?)
PERSONNEL: 1982 - 1983 reunion concert tour
John Mayall - vocals, harmonica, guitar, organ
Mick Taylor - guitar
Kevin McCormick - bass
Colin Allen - drums
LIVE SHOW: June 17, 1982 Washington, The Wax Museum (1st show)
Hard Times Again (aka An Eye For An Eye)
You Never Can Be Trusted
Howlin' Moon
Ridin' On The Santa Fe
I Should Know Better
My Time After Awhile
She Can Do It
Lookin' For Willie
Room To Move
Get Me Some Dollars
LIVE SHOW: June 17, 1982 Washington, The Wax Museum (2nd show)
Have You Heard
LIVE SHOW: June 17, 1982 Washington, The Wax Museum (??? show)
ALBUM TITLE: Return Of The Bluesbreakers - CD
My Time After A While
Ridin' On The Santa Fe
Howlin' Moon
You Never Can Be Trusted
Lookin' For Willie
LIVE SHOW: June 17, 1982 - Wax Museum, Washington D.C.
ALBUM TITLE: The 1982 Reunion Concert - CD
Hard Times Again (aka An Eye For An Eye) (1st show)
You Never Can Be Trusted (1st show)
Howlin' Moon (1st show)
Ridin' On The Santa Fe (1st show)
I Should Know Better (1st show)
My Time After A While (1st show)
She Can Do It (1st show)
Lookin' For Willie (1st show)
Room To Move (1st show)
Get Me Some Dollars (1st show)
Have You Heard (2nd show)
LIVE SHOW: June 18, 1982 Passaic, Capitol Theatre
LIVE SHOW: June 19, 1982 New York, Beacon Theater
LIVE SHOW: June 20, 1982 Glencove,
LIVE TOUR: late November - early December 1982 - Italian tour
LIVE SHOW: November 25, 1982 Torino, Italy,
LIVE SHOW: November 26, 1982 Milano, Italy, Rolling Stone
LIVE SHOW: November 27, 1982 Brescia, Italy,
LIVE SHOW: December 2, 1982 Genua, Italy
LIVE SHOW: December 2, 1982 Genua, Italy,
LIVE SHOW: December 3, 1982 Verona, Italy,
LIVE SHOW: December ?, 1982 Florence, Italy, Tenda Theatre
LIVE SHOW: December 6, 1982 Ostia, Italy,
LIVE SHOW: December 7, 1982 Rome, Italy,
(ag) Sitting Here Alone
LIVE SHOW: December 10, 1982 Lugo, Italy,
(ag) The Stumble
PERSONNEL: 1982 - 1983 reunion concert tour
John Mayall - vocals, harmonica, guitar, organ
Mick Taylor - guitar
Steve Thompson - bass
Colin Allen - drums
LIVE TOUR: mid May 1983 - mid June 1983 European tour
LIVE SHOW: May 22, 1983 - Burgenland
(This may possibly supposed to be 1982.)
(a3) The Stumble
LIVE SHOW: May 20, 1983 Vienna, Austria
LIVE SHOW: May 22, 1983 Pfingstfestival, Wiesen, Austria
LIVE SHOW: May 23, 1983 Casino De Paris, Paris, France
LIVE SHOW: May 24, 1983 Clermont-Ferrand, France
LIVE SHOW: June 4, 1983 Casante, Spain
LIVE SHOW: 1983 Concarneau, France
(ae) Broken Wings
LIVE SHOW: June 8, 1983 Metz, France
LIVE SHOW: June 9, 1983 Nancy, France
LIVE SHOW: June 12, 1983 Kleine Sporthalle St. Jakob, Basel, Switzerland
LIVE SHOW: June 13, 1983 Volkshaus, Zurich, Switzerland
LIVE SHOW: June 14, 1983 Kongresshaus, Biel, Switzerland
PERSONNEL: 1982 - 1983 reunion concert tour
John Mayall - vocals, harmonica, guitar, organ
Mick Taylor - guitar
Tim Drummond - bass
Mike Gardner - drums
LIVE TOUR: January 1984 US West Coast Tour.
LIVE SHOW: January 19, 1984 The Stone (1st show), Berkeley, CA
LIVE SHOW: January 19, 1984 The Stone (2nd show), Berkeley, CA
LIVE SHOW: January 20, 1984 The Keystone (1st show), Palo Alto, CA
LIVE SHOW: January 20, 1984 The Keystone (2nd show), Palo Alto, CA
LIVE SHOW: January 21, 1984 San Francisco, CA
LIVE TOUR: April 5, 1984 - April 28, 1984 US tour
LIVE SHOW: April 5, 1984 Belly-Up Tavern, Solana Beach, CA
LIVE SHOW: April 8, 1984 Huntington Beach, CA
LIVE SHOW: April 10, 1984 Phoenix, AZ
LIVE SHOW: April 11, 1984 Santa Fe, NM
LIVE SHOW: April 13, 1984 Houston, TX
LIVE SHOW: April 14, 1984 Austin, TX
LIVE SHOW: April 15, 1984 Tango, Dallas, TX
LIVE SHOW: April 17, 1984 Tipitinas, New Orleans
LIVE SHOW: April 19, 1984 Kansas City,
LIVE SHOW: April 20, 1984 St. Louis,
LIVE SHOW: April 21, 1984 Omaha,
LIVE SHOW: April 23, 1984 Denver, CO
LIVE SHOW: April 24 or 25, 1984 Boulder, CO
LIVE SHOW: April 26, 1984 Colorado Springs, CO
LIVE SHOW: April 28, 1984 The Coachhouse, San Juan Capistrano, CA
PRINT MEDIA
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BOOKS AND PRINTED MATERIAL: (This is my reference library.) (I am interested in getting more.)
Hot Wacks Book XV - The Last by ????.
Published by The Hot Wacks Press. Copyright 1992. 802 pages.
Peter Green - The Biography by Martin Clemins
Published by Castle Communications. Copyright 1995. 229 pages.
The Complete Rock Family Trees (Book 1 & 2)
Written, Researched, Drawn by Pete Frame
Published by Omnibus Press. Copyright 1983. 60 pages.
Eric Clapton - A Visual Documentary by Marc Roberty
Published by Omnibus Press. Copyright 1986. 96 pages.
Eric Clapton - The Complete Recording Sessions 1963 - 1992
by Marc Roberty.
Published by St. Martins Press. Copyright 1993. 192 pages.
Eric Clapton - The Eric Clapton Album Sessions by Marc Roberty.
Published by Viking Studio Books. Copyright 1994. 224 pages.
(Since I disagree with some of his Yardbirds listings, I suspect I will)
(suspect the validity of some of his Bluesbreakers listings as well.)
The Art Of The Fillmore - The Poster series 1966 - 1971
Writter: Gayle Lemke, Art Research Editor Jacaeber Kastor
Published by Acid Test Productions. Copyright 1997. 240 pages.
Rock On Film by David Ehrenstein and Bill Reed
Published by Delilah Books. Copyright 1982. 275 pages. Paperback.
483 films. 75 photos.
The Great Rock Discography (third edition) by M.C.Strong
Published by Omnibus Press. Copyright 1996. 950 pages. Hardbook (oversize).
Live Show Listings
Live show listings come from various sources, including the below listed
books, visitors to this web site and from other web sites. None of these
listings have been verified by me. And just because there was a print
advertisement for the show, is no guarantee that there weren't problems
which caused the show to be cancelled.
(p1) The Art Of Rock - A Spectular Visual And Oral History
Writter: Paul D. Grushkin, Artworks Photographed by Jon Sievert
Published by Artabras. Copyright 1987. 516 pages. Hardback.
(p2) The Art Of The Fillmore - The Poster series 1966 - 1971
Writter: Gayle Lemke, Art Research Editor Jacaeber Kastor
Published by Acid Test Productions. Copyright 1997. 240 pages.
(p3) 35th Anniversary Whisky-A-Go-Go 1999 Poster Calendar, has reproductions of many of the posters used over the years as well as listings for .
(p4) Get On Down - A Decade Of Rock And Roll Posters Edited By Mick Farren
Published By Big O Publishing. Copyright 1976. 95 pages. Softback.
(p5) The Fillmore East Edited By Richard Kostelannetz
Published By Shirmer Books. Copyright 1995. ??? pages (not numbered). Hardback.
(p6) London Live By Tony Bacon
Published By Miller Freeman Books. Copyright 1999. 192 pages. Paperback.
(p7) Rockin' Croydon By Chris Groom
Published By Wombeat Publishing. Copyright 1998. 224 pages. Paperback.
(p8) In Session Tonight - The Complete Radio 1 Recordings By Ken Garner
Published By BBC Books. Copyright 1993. 320 pages. Paperback.
(pa) Cream - The Legendary Sixties Supergroup by Chris Welch
Published by Balafon Books. Copy
right 2000. 192 pages. Paperback.
(pc) Eric Clapton - The Eric Clapton Album - 30 Years of Music and Memorabilia by Marc Roberty
Published by Viking Studio Books. Copyright 1994. 224 pages. Hardback.
(pd) Led Zeppelin: The Concert File by Dave Lewis and Simon Pallett
Published by Omnibus Press. Copyright 1997. 176 pages. Softback (oversize).
(pe) The Who Concert File by Joe McMichael and 'Irish' Jack Lyons
Published by Omnibus Press. Copyright 1997. 208 pages. Softback (oversize).
AUDIO MEDIA
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AUDIO COMPILATIONS: (This is not my complete audio collection,) (but a large portion of it has no details.) (I am always interested in expanding my collection.)
Commercial Releases
(a1) Raw Blues (1 LP - London label)
Released January 1967. Liner notes don't make it clear, but it looks like
this is a collection of session work that never made it onto any records.
Session musicians include: John Mayall, Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Steve
Anglo, John McVie, Aynsley Dunbar, Otis Spann, Champion Jack Dupree.
(a2) British Archive Series - Volume 1, 2, 3, 4 (1 LP each - RCA label)
Original release date ????. Original Label ????????
Musicians and bands include John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Eric Clapton,
Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Savoy Brown, Albert Lee, Nicky Hopkins, ....
(a3) Mick Taylor - May I Have A Record Contract (1 LP - blank label)
A collection of tracks with various bands that Mick Taylor played in
including John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Alvin Lee Band, Bob Dylan,
Alexis Korner & Jack Grunsky, Jack Bruce Band, Rolling Stones.
(ad) Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton has been reissued as a 2 CD set. The bonus tracks included the various 45s and some of the BBC tracks.
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (12 LPs - Decca label)
Nine original albums. Plus the following compilation albums.
(a5) So Many Roads
(a6) Rare Tracks, Volume 1
(a7) Rare Tracks, Volume 2
(a8) John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Looking Back (1 LP - London label)
A compilation album of studio material.
(a9) John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Primal Solos (1 LP - London label)
A compilation album of live performances.
(a0) John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - A Hard Road (2 CDs - Deram label)
The original LP, plus most of the studio tracks recorded with Peter Green.
(aa) John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Thru The Years (1 LP - London label)
A compilation album of studio performances. While this has *NO* recording
date or location, it does list each musician on each track.
(ab) John Mayall - London Blues 1964 - 1969 (2 CDs - Deram/Polygram label)
A compilation album of studio performances. This compilation has the recording
date (but not location), it does list each musician on each track. It also has
a number of tracks that relatively rare.
These are some of the many compilations that have since been issued.
Return Of The Bluesbreakers contains performances by the 1982 reunion tour, as well as performances from his 1985 band.
John Mayall also returns to play with performers he has worked with in the past.
(ae) John Mayall - Essentially John Mayall (5 CDs - Eagle Records label)
This 5CD box set includes 4 CDs of recent material as well as 1CD of older material.
Padlock On The Blues
Along For The Ride
Stories
70th Birthday Concert
Exclusive Live Rarities (with tracks from the mid 1960s onward)
(af) John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers - Live At The BBC
14 songs live in the studio from the BBC from between 1965 - 1975
(ag) John Mayall - The Private Collection
22 live songs from between 1972 - 1982
(ah) John Mayall's Blusbreakers - Live in 1967
13 live songs from February 1967 - May 1967
Other Material
(a4) John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Bulldogs For Sale (1 CD - Teddy Bear label)
A collection of tracks live on the BBC between 1965 - 1967, and some
Live tracks from Germany 1968. If band member listings are correct,
I have tried to approximate the correct dates. Liner notes include
which band members played on which tracks, but not recording dates.
(ac) John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Beano's Boys (1 CD - Tendolar label)
A collection of tracks live on the BBC between 1965 - 1967, and some
Live tracks from Germany 1968. There are minimal liner notes, so
I have tried to approximate the correct dates. Liner notes only list
lead guitarists (I think some may be wrong).
VIDEO MEDIA
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VIDEO COMPILATIONS:
(I am always interested in expanding my collection.)
Rope Ladder To The Moon,a 1969 movie that featured Jack Bruce, John Mayall, .. and that I am totally unfamiliar with. Anybody have any info on this or any other file appearances?
OTHER LINKS
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Do you have a John Mayall related site? Do you want a link from this page? E-Mail me!
I am also interested in getting wider exposure for this site. So links from your site to mine would be appreciated. And if you know of any sites that allow/encourage submission, I would also appreciate knowing about them as well.
John Mayall.com, the official John Mayall web site.
Icon Fetch Show #233 - John Mayall (4/29/15) (talking about John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Live in 1967)
Making Time British Beat Groups of the 1960s, including John Mayall, ...
Mick Taylor, former Rolling Stone, Bluesbreaker, ... and currently solo performer.
Mick Taylor - The Complete Works 1964 - 1999 extensive information on the bands he has played with (including John Mayall, Rolling Stones, ...), records recorded, ...
Mick Taylor "Time Waits For No One", info on the various bands he has been in (including John Mayall, Rolling Stones, ...).
Roger Dean the guitarist (with John Mayll among others).
Rock Of Ages Roger Dean Interview (the musican, not the artist)
kollektionist Roger Dean interview (guitarist with John Mayall before Eric Clapton)
John The Revelator has live recordings from 1967 of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers featuring Peter Green. You can list to samples on this site.
John The Revelator Peter Green and the London years - photo album
Steve Hoffman Music Forums discussion of: John Mayall w/ Peter Green - Live Recordings from Early 1967
Fleetwood Mac Music Forums discussion of: John Mayall w/ Peter Green - Live Recordings from Early 1967
CLASSIFIEDs
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This is an experiment. I am listing various classified ads that might be of interest to browsers of this page.
Let me know what you think of this idea?
And if you do order something listed here, let them know you found out about it here.
Also, let me know how this worked out for you.
June 29, 2003.
MusicStack looks like a good source of used music items
(LPs, CDs, posters, ...).
As always, let me know what you think.
Back in October 1999 I put up links to CD-Now so that visitors could easily link to the related band pages and instantly see which items were still in print/available for purchase. CD-Now no longer has that option. For the moment I am putting in Amazon.com search boxes. Amazon.com doesn't easily allow for links to individual band pages in the same way that CD-Now used to. So, instead of me being able to create direct links, I have put up the Amazon.com search box instead. So you can still go to a page with the various bands products, buy you now need to go through a search box.
As always, let me know what you think.
April 22, 2002.
Would you like to show your appreciation for
(the time, effort, money, ... that goes into creating, maintaing, updating)
this web site, without getting anything in return
(except a listing of your name (and url) on this web site as a friend of this
web site)?
sign up for PayPal and simplify your online payments.
December 3, 2002 CD Now is undergoing changes, and asked that ALL links be removed.
October 28, 1999 I signed up with CD Now.
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