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Recorded at the Flamingo Club, London November 1965 and released on the 1969 compilation album "Looking Back". Written by T-Bone Walker. John Mayall: Vocals, organ, Eric Clapton: Guitar, Jack Bruce: 6-string bass, Hughie Flint: Drums. Best Clapton solo ever?
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@nickelfixit so very true
dvrn86 2 hours ago
Lindab30 - John Mayall is not one of the best blues guitarist ever. Although he does play, it is the likes of Eric Clapton, Peter Green & Mick Taylor that have made the Bluesbreakers have such a fantastic guitar sound. :)
nickelfixit 1 month ago
John Mayall has to be one of the best blues guitarist ever!! Soooo love his soul, imagine him with RHCP and Eddie Vedder!! All of that frigin FANTASTIC talent!!! Imagine it!!! I wud die and go to heaven as they say!!!! Wud fuckin trip that is for sure!!
lindab30 1 month ago
...so beautiful...
aniagniech 2 months ago
Hard to believe a guitar solo like this existed in ‘65, considering the twangy, short, & hokey guitar solos in commercially recorded pop songs then! I first heard this in '73 on the Mayall double vinyl compilation LP “Down the Line”. I bought my own copy in ’79 & have treasured it ever since. It was out of print, but a friend found 6 “discontinued” cut-out copies in a store in Chicago, & bought one for me. It has a wonderful cross section of cuts showcasing Peter Green, Mick Taylor, & Clapton.
Smudgefizz 2 months ago
This is by far the best blues guitar solo on record - I;m trying to learn it note for note- such attack, valves humming blues delux
TheKevie17 3 months ago
indeed best solo ever, and i like it when john starts to sing, completely in the mood by erics solo he sings.... well just listen... great recording, best ever!!!!!
buschvanderworp 4 months ago
@nicennaughty200 can't find it, this the best.
maddabdul 5 months ago
Back in Days of really good blues when you could actually go see them live without a Hassle. Miss those days very much. Much better live.
david1daryl 6 months ago
tuning is just weird....1/4 step up...(or down...)
Tanello82 9 months ago