Showing posts with label John Mayall NZ 2010 Tour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Mayall NZ 2010 Tour. Show all posts

28 April 2016

#534 :: John Mayall's Bluesbreakers Live In 1967 - Vol Two

The Blues Room, 27 April 2016
Episode #534

John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers: Live in 1967 – Volume Two
Available Worldwide on Friday 6th May 20

Following the huge critical and commercial success of 2015’s John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers ‘Live in 1967’, Forty Below Records is pleased to announce the release of a second volume of live material from the legendary short-lived Bluesbreakers line-up of John Mayall (vocals, keyboards, harmonica), Peter Green (lead guitar), John McVie (bass) and Mick Fleetwood (drums).

Volume Two showcases three John Mayall self-penned tracks; the opening song, all-time blues classic ‘Tears in My Eyes’, ‘Chicago Line’,featuring a John McVie bass solo and ‘Please Don’t Tell’, which is a great example of the power-blues that The Bluesbreakerswere renowned for.

JOHN MAYALL ON THE ALBUM:
“I am so happy that the remaining usable tracks from these London club dates have been released as a follow-up to the well received Volume One. Peter Green, as before, is on fire throughout and this set includes a great instrumental based on his composition ‘Greeny’. There area couple of Otis Rush tracks that were included on the first volume but they are from different venues and totally different. I couldn’t possibly let these slide. Also, there is another version of T-Bone Walker’s’Stormy Monday’ that is sung by American Serviceman Ronnie Jones, who was lead singer with a British soul band and, who would frequently sit in at our gigs. John McVie gets in a great bass solo on ‘Chicago Line’ and Mick Fleetwood drives the whole set with his unique and powerful drumming. With these new tracks added to the collection, it pretty much features all the material we had in our repertoire at that time and I’m very glad that you can now enjoy this great piece of rock/blues history”.

Heres a taste of what Vol Two has on offer, plus some of the outstanding tracks of Vol One.
1. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - All Your Love [vol1]
2. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Have You Ever Loved A Woman [vol1]
3. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - So Many Roads [vol1]
4. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - The Stumble [vol1]
5. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - San Ho Zay [vol1]
6. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Tears In My Eyes [vol2]
7. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Sweet Little Angel [vol2]
8. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Greeny [vol2]

2 May 2010

The Blues Room #222 John Mayall Talks about British Blues Beginings

The Blues Room presents ...
More John Mayall snippets - Birth of British Blues
Epiosde#222, 14 April 2010

1. Nasty Ned - Lonely Loaded Pistol
2. Johnny Charles - The King Shuffle
3. Mike Morgan and the The Crawl feat. Lee McBee - Big D Shuffle
4. Tommy Keys - The Hadacol Bounce
5. Campion Jack Dupree - Junkers Blues
6. Lurie Bell - Reconsider Baby
7. Willie Kent - Something New
8. Snooks Eaglin with Sam Myers and Anson Funderburgh - Boombastic
Interview Snippets with John Mayall (Thanks to YearOfTheBlues.com)
a. Jeff Healey and the Jazz Wizards feat. Chris Barber - Buggle Call Rag
b. Alex Korner - Everything She Needs
c. Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, Meade Lux Lewis - Boogie Woogie Prayer
d. Howling Wolf - Cadilac Daddy
e. Big Bill Broonzy - Big Bill Blues
f. Big Bill Broonzy - Its a Low Down Dirty Shame
g. Yardbirds - Jeff's Blues
h. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Someday After a While
i. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - All Your Love
j. Otis Rush - It's My Own Fault Baby
9. Rod Piazza with Rick LA Holmes - The Floater

The Blues Room#221 The Blues Room Interview With John Mayall

The Blues Room presents ...
The Blues Room Interview With John Mayall
Episode#221, 07 April 2010


1. Dr John - Dream Warrior
2. Paul Ubana Jones - Freight Train (NZ)
3. Fredie King with Eric Clapton - Sugar Mama
4. Albert King - Cold Women with Warm Hearts
5. BB King - The Thrill is Gone
John Maydon interviews John Mayall
6. Otis Rush - All My Love
7. Albert Ammons, Pete John and Meade Lux Lewis - Boogie Woogie Prayer
8. Howling Wolf - The Back Door Wolf
9. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Steppin Out
10. John Mayall - Tough Times Ahead
11. Jimi Hendrix - Red House Blues
12. John Mayall - How Far Down

The Blues Room#220 Right Place, Wrong Time

The Blues Room presents ...
Right Place, Wrong Time
Episode#220, 31 March 2010
1. Buddy Guy - Mary had a little lamb
2. Taj Mahal - Queen Bee
3. Dr John - Right Place, Wrong Time
4. Paul Ubana Jones - High Rollin Man
5. Harmonica Playboy and the Midnight Movers - Instrumental
6. William Clarke - Trying to Stretch My Money
7. John Mayall and the BluesBreakers - All My Love
8. Otis Rush - It's My Own Fault
9. Omar Kent Dykes feat. James Cotton - Big Town Playboy
10. John Mayall - An Eye for an Eye
11. Dr John feat. Eric Clapton - Stripped Away

19 December 2009

BLUES LEGEND JOHN MAYALL TOURING NZ APRIL 2010

Blues Legend John Mayall touring New Zealand April 2010

The blues doesn't get much more exciting than this! John Mayall is of course a pioneering English blues singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. His musical career spans over fifty years, but the most notable episode in it occurred during the late '60s, when he was the founder of John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers.

As a gifted talent-scout, Mayall has been influential in the careers of many instrumentalists, including Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Peter Green, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood, Mick Taylor, and Don "Sugarcane" Harris.

John was born in 1933 in the small village of Macclesfield near Manchester (as was Ian Curtis of Joy Division). This skinny English lad grew up listening to his father's jazz record collection and felt drawn to the blues. In the late '60s John moved to London where he turned professional and went under the name John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. He soon met his soulmate in Eric Clapton, and this historic union culminated in the first hit album for the Bluesbreakers, 'Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton' (1966), and resulted in worldwide legendary status. In 1969, with his popularity blossoming in the USA, John released his classic acoustic live album 'The Turning Point'. Over the years, John has released several albums that have set new standards in rock blues, namely 'Behind The Iron Curtain', 'Chicago Line', 'A Sense Of Place' and the Grammy-nominated 'Wake Up Call'.

2009 saw the release of John's 57th album, 'Tough', and, as for the man himself, the father of six and the grandfather of six, John Mayall, at 75, hopes to keep the blues alive for many more years to come.

JOHN MAYALL NZ TOUR

Tickets On Sale Monday 21st December

Thurs 15th April

Auckland

The Civic Theatre

Tickets from The Edge

Fri 16th April

Napier

Napier Municipal Theatre

Tickets from Ticketdirect

Sat 17th April

Palmerston North

The Regent on Broadway

Tickets from Ticketdirect

Sun 18th April

New Plymouth

TSB Theatre

Tickets from Ticketek

Mon 19th April

Wellington

The Saint James Theatre

Tickets from Ticketek

Wed 21st April

Dunedin

The Regent Theatre

Tickets from Ticketdirect

Thurs 22nd April

Nelson

The Trafalgar Centre

Tickets from Ticketek

Fri 23rd April

Christchurch

The James Hay Theatre

Tickets from Ticketek

Sat 24th April

Hamilton

The Founders Theatre

Tickets from Ticketek

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