John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers -Crusade -PROPER LP Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Oh, Pretty Woman

1.2 Stand Back Baby

1.3 My Time After Awhile

1.4 Snowy Wood

1.5 Man of Stone

1.6 Tears in My Eyes

1.7 Driving Sideways

1.8 The Death of J. B. Lenoir

1.9 I Can't Quit You Baby

1.10 Streamline

1.11 Me and My Woman

1.12 Checkin' Up on My Baby

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Der aus Macclesfield, Cheshire, stammende und in Cheadle Hulme aufgewachsene John Mayall hatte sich in der Blues-Szene von Manchester bereits einen Namen gemacht, bevor er 1963 auf DrÃ¤ngen von Alexis Korner nach London umzog. "Crusade" wurde im September 1967 verÃ¶ffentlicht und stellte der Welt einen weiteren GitarrenschÃ¼tzling vor. Der 18-jÃ¤hrige Mick Taylor war Mayall ein paar Jahre zuvor bei einer Show in Hatfield Ã¼ber den Weg gelaufen: Es war nun an der Zeit, dass er sich ihm anschloss, da Peter Green Mayall verlassen hatte, um seine eigene Band zu grÃ¼nden. Das Album wurde so betitelt, weil Mayall das GefÃ¼hl hatte, dass er fÃ¼r immer auf einem Kreuzzug sein wÃ¼rde, um den Blues einem mÃ¶glichst breiten Publikum nahezubringen. HÃ¶ren Sie sich die Version von Albert Kings "Oh Pretty Woman" an, mit der das Album erÃ¶ffnet wird. Einfach aufregend! Diese Neuauflage ist eine getreue Nachbildung der Original-Stereo-VerÃ¶ffentlichung von 1967 bei Decca Records UK und wurde auf hochwertiges 180g-Vinyl gepresst. -

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Hailing from Macclesfield, Cheshire, and growing up in Cheadle Hulme, John Mayall had already made a name for himself on the Manchester blues scene before relocating to London in 1963 at the urging of Alexis Korner. Released in September 1967, Crusade introduced another guitar protégé to the world. The 18- year- old Mick Taylor had crossed Mayall's path a couple of years earlier at a show in Hatfield: it was now time for him to join, as Peter Green had left Mayall to form his own group. The album was so titled as Mayall felt that he would forever be on a crusade to get the blues to the widest audience possible. Listen to the version of Albert King's Oh Pretty Woman that opens the album. It's amazing! This re- issue faithfully replicates the original 1967 Decca Records UK stereo release.

Comes with a plain white poly lined inner sleeve. On the front cover only John Mayall is credited as the main artist, but on the spine, back cover and labels this is corrected. [Back cover] Recorded at Decca Studios, West Hampstead on 12th July 1967 [Back cover and labels] ? 1967 Decca Records Ltd. © 2023 Decca Records Ltd. The copyright in this sound recording and artwork is owned by Decca Records Limited, a division of Universal Music Operations Limited. Made in the E.U. [Publishers, on labels] A1 <> Universal Music A2, A6 <> St. George Music A3 <> Burlington Music A4, B2, B4 <> Carlin Music A5 <> Concord Music B1 <> Lark Music B3 <> Copyright Control B5 <> EMI Music B6 <> Jewel Music

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UMCLP37

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