RARE 1965 MONO FFRR DECCA MAYALL Blues Breakers a+ Mac
  $   87

 


$ 87 Sold For
Jun 20, 2010 Sold Date
Jun 15, 2010 Start Date
$   10 Start price
12   Number Of Bids
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SUPER RARE 1965 LAMINATED ORIGINAL                        

RED DECCA MONO FFRR COLLECTIBLE                                       

                                      

              John Mayall

                            PLAYS

      JOHN MAYALL At Klooks Kleek

                                         

           ...UK - red & silver Decca Records  - FFRR LK 4680 MONO 

Super rare and collectible 1965 original first pressing in glorious MONO on the British first issued Decca Records label...complete with nice laminated cover, seen this one only a couple times before going for high prices...starting out with a low bid, roll the dice and grab an authentic British relic in GREAT clean shape....

The (RARE) MONO issue contains a bold pounch in the production that is really suitable for the sounds of the sixties....

Here, a rare collectible of the early UK BLUES BOOM BEGINNINGS...this JOHN MAYALL group was the start of THE BLUES BREAKERS; at this period in the mid sixties, a quintet, containing a fine array of musicians with bassist John McVie (later of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac), Roger Dean on guitar (just a year before Eric Clapton arrived), Hughie Flint (soon to go on with Mayall as the first BLUESBREAKERS drummer) and Nigel Stanger on reeds, just before Dick Hekstall Smith joined up with Mayall's Bluesbreakers.... 

This was the first album incarnation by John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers  and was recorded live at Klooks Kleek, which was at the Railway Hotel, next door to Decca's recording studios in West Hampstead, England. The club's compère Johnny Gunnell, together with his brother Rik Gunnell, persuaded Decca's engineers to run cables from an open studio window into the club, enabling studio quality sound in an environment in which the band excelled, and so their gig of Monday 7 December 1964 was preserved for posterity. At the time, the band (with a different guitarist and drummer) had released only one single, Crawling Up A Hill, which opened the live set, and they also previewed Crocodile Walk, their second single, which came out in April 1965, shortly after the album was released.

For the live recording the band was augmented by some appropriate novelty slide sax sounds on "The Hoot Owl" and "Chicago Line". Both of these and most of the rest of the record are John Mayall songs not recorded elsewhere, mostly in Chicago and UK  blues-boom styles, and there is also a strange mash up of "Night Train" and "Lucille."
  Recorded in December 1964, Mayall Plays Mayall is one of the few and best examples of live English R & B from the mid-60's decade, with an outstanding sound quality and a powerful group, all commanded by the multifaceted Mayall, who shines on harmonica, organ, vocals and even guitar. Of all the formidable guitarists who passed through the various formations of the group, Roger Dean's name does not ring a lot, but this is a first class musician -- just listen to "I Need Your Love" or others with the excellent solos in almost all the songs to prove it. Another aspect to consider is that except for the moving medley "R & B Time" -- all songs are original Mayall, so one is free to listen to their covers of Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Willie Dixon and other names so common in codes of all the r & b bands of the era.

 

Crawling Up a Hill 

 

 

 

I Wanna Teach You Everything 

 

 

 

When I'm Gone 

 

 

 

I Need Your Love 

 

 

 

The Hoot Owl 

 

 

 

R & B Time 

 

 

 

Night Train 

 

 

 

Lucille 

 

 

B:

Crocodile Walk 

 

 

 

What's the Matter With You 

 

 

 

Doreen 

 

 

 

Runaway 

 

 

 

Heartache 

 

 

 

Chicago Line 

 

 

CONDITION: The cover: laminated fragile UK only cover is highly collectible VG++ to "EX" (excellent) with only a little light scuffing to lamination, otherwise no obvious bends, no split seams and no writing...hard to find this 45 year old collectible this clean.

The vinyl: all glossy both sides (original luster still there) VG++ a few soft scuff lines, nothing to keep from playing clean EXcellent in all tracks...top UK BLUES BOOM beginnings....

keeper!

     A  GREAT ADDITION TO ANYONE'S COLLECTION !

SEE: SELLERS OTher items for similar cool sounds for "head" people...

EFFICIENT/CAREFUL GRADING

All imperfections are noted both cover & record

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