JOHN MAYALL the blues alone MFSL 1-246 HALF SPEED MASTERED Audiophile OOP #LtdEd
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Mar 8, 2015
Sold Date
Feb 26, 2015
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Description
JOHN MAYALL the blues alone Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab MFSL 1-246 HALF-SPEED MASTERED - Pressed on 200 gram High Definition vinyl - Limited Numbered Edition Serial ? 0343
Tracklist
A1 Brand New Start 3:23 A2 Please Don't Tell 2:29 A3 Down The Line 3:40 A4 Sonny Boy Blow 3:46 A5 Marsha's Mood 3:10 A6 No More Tears 3:07B1 Catch That Train 2:16 B2 Cancelling Out 4:17 B3 Harp Man 2:41 B4 Brown Sugar 3:42 B5 Broken Wings 4:15 B6 Don't Kick Me 3:10
*(all photos are of the actual item)
- Drums – Keef Hartley (tracks: A2, A4, A6, B2 to B6)
- Vocals, Piano, Celesta, Organ, Harmonica, Guitar, Guitar [6-string], Guitar [9-string], Bass, Drums –John Mayall
Notes
Recorded Decca Studios, West Hampstead On May 1, 1967Review by William Ruhlmann The Blues Alone was the first Mayall "solo" album (without the Bluesbreakers). Mayall played and overdubbed all instruments except drums, which were handled by Bluesbreaker Keef Hartley. The album also tried to serve notice that, despite his band being a spawning ground for several British stars by now, the real star of the group was its leader. But it didn't quite prove that, since Mayall, while certainly competent on harmonica, keyboards, and guitars, doesn't display the flair of an Eric Clapton or Peter Green, and the overdubbing, as is so often the case, robs the recording of any real sense of interplay.
