Blues Breakers
by John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
- Type: Album
- Released: 22 July 1966
- Label: Decca
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 1:14:04
- Community rating: 3.6/5 from 2 ratings
Artists on this release: Ray Charles, L.C. Frazier, Robert Johnson, Willie Dixon, John McVie, Sonny Thompson, Mose Allison, Dennis Healey, Hughie Flint, Freddie King, Johnny Almond, Walter Jacobs, Alan Skidmore, Otis Rush
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Nicknamed the 'Beano' album, this release catalyzed the British blues boom through Eric Clapton's aggressive, overdriven guitar tone achieved by pairing a Gibson Les Paul with a Marshall amplifier. The rhythm section provides a steady, Chicago-style foundation that highlights Clapton鈥檚 fluid soloing over Mayall's vocal and keyboard work.
Genres
Descriptors: repetitive, technical, melodic
Tracklist
- All Your Love (3:35)
- Hideaway (3:13)
- Little Girl (2:33)
- Another Man (1:44)
- Double Crossing Time (3:00)
- What'd I Say (4:25)
- Key To Love (2:05)
- Parchman Farm (2:18)
- Have You Heard (5:53)
- Ramblin' On My Mind (3:06)
- Steppin' Out (2:27)
- It Ain't Right (2:38)
- All Your Love (3:32)
- Hideaway (3:13)
- Little Girl (2:33)
- Another Man (1:43)
- Double Crossing Time (3:00)
- What'd I Say (4:25)
- Key To Love (2:05)
- Parchman Farm (2:20)
- Have You Heard (5:53)
- Ramblin' On My Mind (3:05)
- Steppin' Out (2:26)
- It Ain't Right (2:40)
Credits
- John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - primary artist, layout, vocals, piano, organ, harmonica, written-by, arranged by
- Eric Clapton - primary artist, vocals, guitar, written-by
- Johnny Almond - baritone saxophone
- John McVie - bass guitar
- Hughie Flint - drums
- Gus Dudgeon - engineer
- A - lacquer cut by
- Neil Slaven - liner notes
- Decca Publicity Art Department - photography by
- Mike Vernon - producer
- Alan Skidmore - tenor saxophone
- Dennis Healey - trumpet
- Otis Rush - written-by
- Willie Dixon - written-by
- Freddie King - written-by
- Sonny Thompson - written-by
- Ray Charles - written-by
- Mose Allison - written-by
- Robert Johnson - written-by
- L.C. Frazier - written-by
- Walter Jacobs - written-by