John Mayall with Albert King - Stormy Monday
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Uploaded by srvfan79 on Oct 28, 2008
The classic T-Bone Walker's tune by John Mayall & The Original Bluesbreakers ft. Albert King.
This was recorded in June, 1982 at the New Jersey's Capitol Theatre.
Albert King: vocals, guitar
John Mayall: Keybords
Mick Taylor: guitar
Frank Dunbar: bass
Collin Allen: drums
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i was looking deprately to find a good video to watch seeing im high, and i think i just stumbled on to the holy grail 8-)
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that wasnt very good......Twice he had to tell them to get quiet....You should barely hear Mayall ...They clearly never played together on this one as the Bassist was showing the Key at the start and the stop/changes during Alberts last solo....I say Albert walked off stage and said enough of this....lol Albert is very demanding but didnt give angry looks like he would to his own band members if they played like that. Peace & Blues
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The music of the negro people performed by a white John Mayall. This is pure awesomeness!
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@huubramler Albert King himself has always said that he wants younger players to come forward and take room. Taylor had a great blues solo going, lovely dynamics and feeling, so he kept going to reach the crescendo. At the jam in the end of this show, you can clearly see Albert King watching Taylor and being very impressed. And when you play a guitar solo like this on stage, you are completely in your own world. Two legendary guitar players btw, thanks for the video srvfan79.
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But he does makes me feel what he plays.
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@huubramler You're right. He shouldn't have ignored Albert, but Albert is limited in his lead playing.
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BLUESMANRONCHICAGO 4 months ago 7
I don't wanna say that Mick Taylor's solo was bad (actually, it was kinda good), but Albert King clearly insisted a guitar conversation, and when King does that, you don't ignore him and keep playing your own solo's!!
huubramler 2 months ago 2