John Mayall & Eric Clapton - Lonely Years
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Eric Clapton / John Mayall Bluesbreakers - "All Your Love"by Antarblue148,388 views
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John Mayall: Gasoline Bluesby plantair1023,127 views
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Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page - Miles road (1965) (Audio only)by GeeMyJoe153,602 views
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Have you ever loved a woman - Derek and the Dominosby betasoueu24,054 views
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Peter Green John Mayall "A Hard Road"by Antarblue21,089 views
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John Mayall - Peter Green "The Stumble" LIVE 1967by gibson352452,015 views
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John Mayall & Eric Clapton - Bernard Jenkinsby HoneyboyWalter5,780 views
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Eric Clapton / John Mayall "Hideaway"by Antarblue94,247 views
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George Harrison + Delaney and Bonnie 1969 "Poor Elijah"by walawala197333,935 views
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Rare: Early Live Yardbirds w/Eric Clapton - Part 2by Yardbird6854,827 views
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John Mayall, Room To Move, Incredible version (1984)by yoqrt00743,589 views
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JJ Cale - The Problemby pecvillian18,331 views
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Driftin' - John Mayallby Babyblues756,334 views
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Eric Clapton - I Can't Stand Itby vangel74193,455 views
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John Mayall - Plan Your Revolutionby psychedelicgeorge4,186 views
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John Mayall- Don't Waste My Time- made by Ian Gomperby GomperIan5,437 views
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Eric Clapton Acustic Sunshine Of Your Loveby FdxGer19751,287 views
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John Mayall : Have you heard about my baby (part 1)by Kvakkus12321,582 views
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John Mayall/Eric Clapton - Live at the BBC - Key to love + bonusby vanu497,016 views
This is the very, very best Clapton, for me. I love the stuff he did with Howlin Wolf on the London sessions, of course the Cream material, but when it gets down to the roots, THIS is the stuff right here!
leone7227 4 months ago
Pretty amazing. They made it sound more like it was recorded in the '30s than in the '60s. So much so that I had to do some research just to make sure I had it right.
Awesome stuff!
sebradfield 4 months ago
I bought the first pressing of this on the Purdah label, a subsidiary of Blue Horizon. I loved it then and I still do. The 'B' side, 'Bernard Jenkins' is great, also.
Those really WERE the days!
guitarandharp 7 months ago