Aynsley Dunbar - Doctor Dunbar's Prescription

Call My Woman,Low Gear Man and Mean Old World,featuring John Moorshead on guitar

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• Aynsley
• Dunbar
• rock
• blues

[BlackSabotage100]

hes black right he sounds black

[texslim1]

Don't think so,british blues band from 60's.

[vicarn1]

So that's what happened to JM. I played bass with him in a band called "The Embers" in the early sixties. If I remember right he played a Jaguar.

[spacepatrolman]

@texslim1 heavy blooze rock like 10 years after

[guitarandharp]

Thanks socrates1818: J.M. was a superb player during that halcyon era. I saw him play several times and like his friend and mentor Peter Green he dug deep within himself and played some very fine blues.

With respect, I don't think he was influenced by Bloomfield but I do know that, like Peter G and everyone else, he listened to B.B.King for inspiration. His original inspiration was rock & roll - that's his roots and background.

He is also the vocalist on Call Me Woman, not Victor Brox.

[socrates1818]

@guitarandharp yeah I had a '63 firebirdV reverse, didn't like the sound, neck was great, but not the sound. this cat is great player

[socrates1818]

very Bloomfield influenced in a great way

[guitarandharp]

Hi The Browndawg

You can find out all about James on his website, YouTube (I Got News For You is a good one) and of course, his CDs.

Check him out, he's superb!

Best wishes

[TheBrowndawg]

@guitarandharp who is james harman?

[NeilThompson30]

Low gear man is a classic - brilliant lyrics - 'get you killed' -

Alex once told me Victor would just make them up on the spot!

[eamonjwadley]

I saw them once at Fairefield Hall, Croyden (1966)?. They were supported by the Groundhogs who were backing John Lee Hooker. Champion Jack Dupree was also on the bill. Freekin great night that was.