"The blues fitted in with the early '60s, the social way of life at the time," Mayall explained toThe Guardianin 2014. "Things were changing anyway – in fashion, art, political views. ... It happened here, rather than in America, because at the time, the scene in America was racia...
"The blues fitted in with the early '60s, the social way of life at the time," Mayall explained toThe Guardianin 2014. "Things were changing anyway – in fashion, art, political views. ... It happened here, rather than in America, because at the time, the scene in America was racia...
"The blues fitted in with the early '60s, the social way of life at the time," Mayall explained toThe Guardianin 2014. "Things were changing anyway – in fashion, art, political views. ... It happened here, rather than in America, because at the time, the scene in America was racia...
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If the voting committee really wanted to go for it they could also honor him for his one-album stints with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, Blind Faith and Derek and the Dominos, a short-lived supergroup whose 1970 album Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs also featured Duane Allman. ...
Why Eric Clapton Needed to Make Amends to John Mayall Clapton continued: “He was my mentor; and, as a surrogate father, he taught me all I really know, and gave me the courage and enthusiasm to express myself without fear, without limit. ...
Why Eric Clapton Needed to Make Amends to John Mayall Clapton continued: “He was my mentor; and, as a surrogate father, he taught me all I really know, and gave me the courage and enthusiasm to express myself without fear, without limit. ...
Hooker worked on an album with John Mayall and the Groundhogs, 1971’s Hooker ‘n’ Heat with the rock band Canned Heat, and with Charlie Musselwhite and Van Morrison on 1972’s Never Get Out of These Blues Alive. While public interest in the blues had waned by the 1980s, Hooker ...
Looking to fill out a few tracks for a 1966 blues compilation called 'What's Shakin',' producer Joe Boyd, on the suggestion of Manfred Mann's Paul Jones, looked to use some of the stars of London's blues scene. Eric Clapton, fresh off his time with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, was...
Joe Bonamassa is a blues rock guitar virtuoso, whose soaring lead guitar riffs are heavily influenced by British players, including Eric Clapton, John Mayall, and Jeff Beck. He opened for B.B. King when he was all of 12 years old. Bonamassa’s albums have occupied the number one spot on...