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BLUES BREAKERS 2CD
John Mayall With Eric Clapton
| Kategorie: | CD / Blues Rock |
| Nakladatelství: | Decca – 984 180-1 |
| Rok vydání: | 2006 |
| Další informace: | 2CD. The Original Mono Album And 1969 Stereo Mix Mono Mix (April 1966) 1-1 All Your Love Written-By – Otis Rush 3:35 1-2 Hideaway Written-By – Freddy King*, Sonny Thompson 3:14 1-3 Little Girl Written-By – John Mayall 2:33 1-4 Another Man Written-By – John Mayall 1:44 1-5 Double Crossing Time Written-By – Eric Clapton, John Mayall 3:02 1-6 What'd I Say Written-By – Ray Charles 4:26 1-7 Key To Love Written-By – John Mayall 2:06 1-8 Parchman Farm Written-By – Mose Allison 2:19 1-9 Have You Heard Written-By – John Mayall 5:54 1-10 Ramblin' On My Mind Written-By – Eric Clapton, Robert Johnson 3:07 1-11 Steppin' Out Written-By – James Bracken 2:28 1-12 It Ain't Right Written-By – Walter Jacobs 2:41 Stereo Mix (November 1969) 1-13 All Your Love Written-By – Otis Rush 3:35 1-14 Hideaway Written-By – Freddy King*, Sonny Thompson 3:14 1-15 Little Girl Written-By – John Mayall 2:33 1-16 Another Man Written-By – John Mayall 1:45 1-17 Double Crossing Time Written-By – Eric Clapton, John Mayall 3:01 1-18 What'd I Say Written-By – Ray Charles 4:26 1-19 Key To Love Written-By – John Mayall 2:05 1-20 Parchman Farm Written-By – Mose Allison 2:21 1-21 Have You Heard Written-By – John Mayall 5:52 1-22 Ramblin' On My Mind Written-By – Eric Clapton, Robert Johnson 3:07 1-23 Steppin' Out Written-By – James Bracken 2:27 1-24 It Ain't Right Written-By – Walter Jacobs 2:41 Bonus Disc BBC 'Saturday Club' Session - 26th April 1965 2-1 Crawling Up A Hill Written-By – John Mayall 2:06 2-2 Crocodile Walk Written-By – John Mayall 2:22 2-3 Bye Bye Bird Written-By – Sonny Boy Williamson (2), Willie Dixon 2:47 Immediate 45 IM012 - Released October 1965 2-4 I'm Your Witchdoctor Written-By – John Mayall 2:09 2-5 Telephone Blues Written-By – John Mayall 3:56 Purdah 45 3502 - Recorded Oct 1965, Released Aug 1966 2-6 Bernard Jenkins Written-By – Eric Clapton 3:47 2-7 Lonely Years Written-By – John Mayall 3:17 BBC 'Saturday Club' Session - 25th Oct 1965 2-8 Cheatin' Woman Written-By – John Mayall 2:01 2-9 Nowhere To Turn Written-By – John Mayall 1:40 2-10 I'm Your Witchdoctor Written-By – John Mayall 2:08 Recorded 2nd Dec 1965, At Pye Studios (Unreleased Stereo Mix) 2-11 On Top Of The World (Tk 2) Written-By – John Mayall 2:49 BBC 'Saturday Club' Session - 14th March 1966 2-12 Key To Love Written-By – John Mayall 2:01 2-13 On Top Of The World Written-By – John Mayall 2:32 Recorded Live At Flamingo Club, London, 17th March 1966. 2-14 They Call It Stormy Monday Written-By – T-Bone Walker 4:33 Recorded Live At Flamingo Club, London, 30th April 1966. 2-15 Intro Into Maudie Written-By [Intro] – John Mayall Written-By [Maudie] – John Lee Hooker 2:25 2-16 It Hurts To Be In Love Written-By – Julius Dixon, Rudolph Toombs 3:21 2-17 Have You Ever Loved A Woman Written-By – Billy Myles 6:42 2-18 Bye Bye Bird Written-By – Sonny Boy Williamson (2), Willie Dixon 3:49 2-19 Hoochie Coochie Man Written-By – Willie Dixon 3:53 Made By – EDC, Germany – 51794246 Made By – EDC, Germany – 51793912 Baritone Saxophone – John Almond* (tracks: 1-5, 1-7, 1-9, 1-11) Bass Guitar – John McVie Drums – Hughie Flint Liner Notes – Mark Powell Liner Notes [Original Lp Sleeve Notes] – Neil Slaven Tenor Saxophone – Alan Skidmore (tracks: 1-7, 1-9, 1-11) Trumpet – Dennis Healey (tracks: 1-7, 1-9, 1-11) Vocals, Guitar – Eric Clapton Vocals, Piano, Organ, Harmonica – John Mayall Original album, tracks 1-1 to 1-12, released in July 1966 as Decca LK 4808. Stereo album, tracks 1-13 to 1-24, released in December 1969 as Decca SKL 4804 Tracks 2-1 to 2-3, 2-8 to 2-13 previously unreleased Track 2-14 originally featured on - Looking Back (Decca SKL 5010) in August 1969. Tracks 2-15 to 2-19 previously featured on John Mayall - Primal Solos (Decca TAB 66) in April 1983. |
