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With some interruptions, the Bluesbreakers have continued to tour and release albums (over 50 to date), though
they never achieved the critical or popular acclaim of
their earlier material. In 2003, Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor
and Chris Barber reunited with the band for John Mayalls 70th Birthday Concert in Liverpool the concert
was later released on CD and DVD. In 2004, their lineup
included Buddy Whittington, Joe Yuele, Hank Van Sickle
and Tom Canning, and the band toured the UK with Mick
Taylor as a guest musician.
3 DISCOGRAPHY
1969: Looking Back (Decca) [1964-1967]
1969: The Turning Point (Polydor) [live] UK No.
11
1970: Empty Rooms (Polydor) UK No. 9
1970: USA Union (Polydor) UK No. 50
1971: Back to the Roots (Polydor, 2LP) UK No. 31
1971: Thru the Years (Decca) [1964-1968]
1971: Memories (Polydor)
1971 (<1968): John Mayall - Live in Europe (London PS 589) [a US 2LP release of The Diary of a
Band Vol. 2 + a Best of]
1972: Jazz Blues Fusion (Polydor) [live, US,
November - December 1971]
1973: Moving On (Polydor) [live, US, July 1972]
1973: Ten Years Are Gone (Polydor, 2LP/December
2008 2CD reissue) [studio + live New York 1972]
1974: The Latest Edition (Polydor)
1975: New Year, New Band, New Company (ABC One Way)
1975: Notice to Appear (ABC - One Way)
1976: Banquet in Blues (ABC - One Way)
Former members
Discography
3.1
Original albums
3.2
DVDs
3.2 DVDs
1982: Blues Alive VHS (re-released on DVD in
2004 as Jammin' With the Blues Greats), a concert
lmed in June 1982 at New Jersey's Capitol Theater with a lineup of Mayall, Mick Taylor, John
McVie, and Colin Allen, and guests Etta James,
Junior Wells, Buddy Guy, and Albert King
2003: 70th Birthday Concert CD & DVD (with Eric
Clapton)
2004: The Godfather of British Blues/Turning Point
DVD
3.4
Singles
See also
Category: John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers albums
Marshall Bluesbreaker
EXTERNAL LINKS
References
6 External links
Ocial John Mayall website
Ocial John Mayall Facebook Fan Page
John Mayall Interview with Jarrod Dicker (2009)
(French) John Mayall Interview (2010) published in
the magazine Guitar Part
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