JOHN MAYALL BLUESBREAKERS "PLAYS-" Rare ORIG DECCA *ffrr* 1st UK Mod R&B LP NM
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Sending from Sweden - item will be well packed and mailed REGISTERED.
No 'pertial refunds' offered, buyer pay postage.
JOHN MAYALL AND THE BLUESBREAKERS
"JOHN MAYALL PLAYS JOHN MAYALL - RECORDED LIVE AT KLOOKS KLEEK!"
MONO Original DECCA RECORDS cat LK 4680
A brilliant start to a major influence in British Blues - what would music have been without John Mayall?
Still playing today and still attracting and discovering more talent (including Buddy Whittington, one of the best!).
Before Eric Clapton even joined The Bluesbreakers, starting their rep as a proving ground for guitar players in particular; Peter Green, Mick Taylor, Coco Montoya, Harvey Mandel to name a few, this nice album saw release in 1965.
John McVie (still) of Fleetwood Mac was a member, and the renowned London live band had this album released. Gigging around town at this time were Cyril Davis Allstars, Graham Bond, The Rolling Stones and Yardbirds and others - all enthusiastic blues bands and all to become respectful of Mayall's group.
Here is a TOP TOP COPY of the debut LP on the ORIGINAL maroon FFRR lable.
**Condition;
The VINYL is NM. TOP, STUNNING shine!
LABLES are M.
The LAMINATED COVER grades EX, slight creasing at the lower left corner, tiny writing on the top left rear, otherwise clean and bright.
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PAYMENT & POSTAGE;
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Buyer accept postage with Registered mailing, extra insurance available. It normally costs more than I charge, Sweden's post is high but I absorb some costs!
ADRESS MUST BE CLEAR and readable in Alphabet letters - The Post Office cannot register if it's in unprintable words (i.e. Greek Arabic or Japanese symbols). Thanks for your understanding.
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