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James Vette
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Roscobbc
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Why is it that perhaps it take years to realise how good certain musicians have been? - just been 'knocked out' listening to the quality of John Mayalls Bluesbreakers 2022 album 'Stories'.
John Mayall died this July at 90 years old, having performed since the mid 50's and employed people like Eric Clapton, Peter Green early in their careers.....not for nothing was he known as the 'godfather of the british blues'
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Chuffer
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You are late to the party on this one Ross . I have been into John Mayall since about 1966 ish . He was the UK`s Blues maestro and just look at all the great names that played in the Bluesbreakers that went on to fame in their own right . Saw J M live a few times in the later years and was always blown away !! RIP John .
Roscobbc
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I did buy and really liked his album Bare Wires all those years ago!You are late to the party on this one Ross . I have been into John Mayall since about 1966 ish . He was the UK`s Blues maestro and just look at all the great names that played in the Bluesbreakers that went on to fame in their own right . Saw J M live a few times in the later years and was always blown away !! RIP John .
Mad4slalom
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Any update on your car search james’s ?
Chuffer
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So many good albums , Blues from Laurel Canyon etc etc .
Roscobbc
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The 'quality', modest, low key musicians so often don't get the 'breaks' into stardom. Many are no doubt happy to make a relatively living knowing that fame is a 'double edged sword'. Not knocking most of our musical stars - there are certainly some very good performers out there.......but also those living-off perhaps one or two highly manipulated recordings from many years ago. For me 'less' is so very often 'much more'. Love listening to on-line 'live' recordings for a more authentic experience.