RARE U.K. 1969 ORIG JOHN DUMMER BLUES BAND Groundhogs, Dave & Jo-Anne Kelly
  $   100

 


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Jan 3, 2017 Sold Date
Dec 25, 2016 Start Date
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                    ORIGINAL BRITISH '69 FIRST PRESSING                               UK BLOOOZE-BOOOOM!

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   JOHN DUMMER BLUES BAND

                          " CABAL "

               

                                      

                    UK - MERCURY - SMCL - 20136


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Original RARE BRiTISH '69 FIRST PRESS ...one of the essential UK BLUES-BOOM late '60s spearheaded by similar groups Peter Green Fleetwood Mac, Chicken Shack and John Mayall Bluesbreakers

A few words on the album by John Dummer:

The debut album “Cabal” owes more than a bit to the Kelly offspring, brother and sister Dave and Jo Ann Kelly, the famous blues guitarists.

Dave began playing guitar and singing blues round folk clubs after he came back from the States in 1966 He had knocked about with (well met, anyway) Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker in New York and when he got home says he couldn't face jobbing nine to five. Instead he soon built up a strong following in the clubs, and in 1967 made a big impression at the Dutch Blues Festival.

When he joined the band two years ago he hadn't played amplified blues at all, and his powerful guitar and vocal style today owe a lot to those early years of country blues playing. Dave's sister Jo Ann is undoubtedly the finest female blues artist in the country today. But along with her rare talent goes a strong fear of being manipulated and tied down. So she regularly turns down contractual offers from record companies even declined an invitation to join Canned Heat when they were over here recently.

T.S. McPhee  is "Mac" to his mates sometimes cronies up with staccato monologues of disjointed words and phrases that can be as moving as his brilliant guitar playing But you've probably only heard him on guitar with his mighty Groundhogs. The band that hacked the sounds of John Lee Hooker, Little Walter, Eddie Boyd and Jimmy Reed, and worked with John Mayall for a time. John O'Leary whom Champion Jack Dupree once called 'the best harp player since Sonny Boy Williamson was a founder member of Savoy Brown Blues Band. And has an amazing collection of post-war blues records and old out-of-tune harps which he doesn't use any more.

On rhythm section there's 'Thumper" Thomson on lender Precision bass. who just got his decree in sociology despite spending all his waking hours with the hand. And me (John Dummer) - of the assorted multi-coloured drum kit. Backing on piano was supplied by Steve Miller, and Keith Tillman added his bass to “I Need Love” “Just A feeling” . 'Siting And Thinking. 'When You Got A Good Friend’  and “Hound Dog”.  The recording itself was patiently produced by Brian Shepherd and beautifully engineered by Dave Voyde in Mercury's London studios to all - our thanks.


Dave Kelly - guitar - vocals
Tony "T.S" McPhee (Groundhogs) - guitar
John O'Leary - harp
Thumper Thomson  - bass
John Dummer - drums
Jo-Anne Kelly (sister of Dave Kelly) vocals on "No Chance With You", "Daddy Please Don't Cry"


                      I Need Love (Dave Kelly) - 2:40
                      Just A Feeling (Jacobs) - 2:53
                   No Chance With You (Kelly) - 3:13
                  Young Fashioned Ways (Dixon) - 3:12
               Sitting And Thinking (Morganfield) - 4:02
                    Low Down Santa Fe (Kelly) - 5:39
           When You Got A Good Friend (McPhee, Kelly) - 3:27
                  Welfare Blues (Thompson) - 4:10
                     Hound Dog (Otis) - 3:02
                  Blue Guitar (Hooker) - 5:48
                  After Hours (Paige) - 2:36
              Daddy Please Don’t Cry (Kirkland) - 3:37


              

 

CONDITION: The cover: rated: "EX" (excellent) fragile UK first issue with silvery cover    still looks great as a permanent collection keeper. There are no delete marks, no split seams, no bends, and no writing  ... VERY collection worthy appearance ...

The vinyl: Rated: "EX" (excellent) All clean and glossy with some light inner sleeve paper scuffs that are absolutely nothing in the way of the excellent clean/enjoyable. Both UK black/white labels are clean

         

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!








 

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