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Singer:

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers

Album:

The Diary Of A Band Volume One / Volume Two (Selected Highspots From Sixty Hours Of Bluesbreakers Club Recordings 1967)

Genre:

Blues

FLAC album size:

1631 mb

MP3 album size:

1677 mb

WMA album size:

1320 mb

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Rating:

4.9 ✱

Style:

Country Blues, Chicago Blues, Rhythm & Blues

Country:

Japan

Date of release:

1968

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - The Diary Of A Band Volume One / Volume Two (Selected Highspots From Sixty Hours Of Bluesbreakers Club Recordings 1967) FLAC

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers Country Blues Chicago Blues Rhythm and Blues 1968 Japan

Tracklist Hide Credits

Volume One
A1	Blood On The Night Written-By – J. Mayall*
A2	Edmonton-Cooks Ferry Inn (Speech Only-Impromptu)
A3	I Can't Quit You Baby Written-By – Dixon*
Medley
B1a	Keef Hartley Interview (Speech Only-Impromptu)
B1b	Anzio Annie Written-By – M. Taylor*
B1c	Keef Hartley Interview (Cont:) Into
B1d	John Mayall Interview
B1e	Snowy Wood Written-By – J. Mayall, M. Taylor
B1f	John Mayall Interview (Conclusion)
B1g	The Lesson Written-By – M. Taylor*
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B2	My Own Fault Written-By – J. Mayall*
B3	God Save The Queen
Volume Two
C1	Gimme Some Lovin' Written-By – M. Winwood, S. Davis, S. Winwood*
C2	The Train Music By – J. Mayall*
C3	Crying Shame Music By – J. Mayall*
D1	Local Boy Makes Good (Speech Only)
D2	Help Me Music By – R. Bass, W. Dixon
D3	Blue In B Flat Music By – J. Mayall*
D4	Soul Of A Short Fat Man Music By – J. Mayall, Hartley

Credits

Bass – Keith Tillman (tracks: A2 to B6), Paul Williams (tracks: A1)
Drums – Keef Hartley
Engineer – Gus Dudgeon
Guitar – Mick Taylor
Liner Notes – John Mayall
Photography By – Rob Bosboom, Zeijden
Producer – Mike Vernon
Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Chris Mercer
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Dick Heckstall-Smith

Notes

On the front cover just John Mayall is credited.

Made in Holland.
Grey-blue Decca labels with silver lettering.

Includes an insert with recording details.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Label caption side A): 375010.1 Y
Matrix / Runout (Label caption side B): 375010.2 Y
Matrix / Runout (Label caption side C): 375010.3 Y
Matrix / Runout (Label caption side D): 375010.4 Y

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SL-121/2	John Mayall	The Diary Of A Band ‎(2xLP, Comp, gat)	London Records	SL-121/2	Japan	1969
984 180-4	John Mayall's Bluesbreakers*	The Diary Of A Band Selected Highspots From Sixty Hours Of Bluesbreakers Club Recordings 1967 ‎(2xCD, Comp, RE, RM)	Decca	984 180-4	Europe	2007
984 180-4, 9842176, 9842177	John Mayall	The Diary Of A Band (Volumes One & Two) ‎(2xCD, Comp, RM)	Decca, Decca, Decca	984 180-4, 9842176, 9842177	Europe	2007
UICY-93407/8	John Mayall	The Diary Of A Band Volume One & Two ‎(2xCD, Comp, RM)	Decca	UICY-93407/8	Japan	2008
XNU 375 010	John Mayall	The Diary Of A Band - Volume One/Two ‎(2xLP, Comp)	Decca	XNU 375 010	Netherlands	1968

Ranterl

This should not be lsted in compilations. This series (Diary 1 and 2) comprises live recordings made at the time the band was current, and most certainly had never been released before.;

Coron

John Mayall is the mortal father of British blues. Mayall (1933) was one of the first whites that would focus on the blues and he kept the genre all his life faithfully. Mayall played a key role, because by his mission work came a generation of young British musicians in touch with the blues. This generation changed the poplandschap for good. Mayall also had a good nose for talent. Eric Clapton and Jack Bruce (Cream), Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie (Fleetwood Mac) and Walter Trout learned the box in his backing band The Blues owls. John Mayall acts still on.