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Bluesbreakers [sound recording] / by Mayall, John.; Clapton, Eric.(CARDINAL)344034; Bluesbreakers (Musical group);

Performed by John Mayall, with Eric Clapton and the Blues Breakers.

Subjects: Blues (Music);

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Martin Scorsese presents The best of the blues . [sound recording] by Smith, Bessie,1894-1937.(CARDINAL)345120; James, Skip,1902-1969.; Howlin' Wolf,1910-1976.(CARDINAL)726781; Muddy Waters,1915-1983.(CARDINAL)526970; Hooker, John Lee.(CARDINAL)518598; House, Son.(CARDINAL)434710; Charles, Ray,1930-2004.(CARDINAL)715455; James, Etta,1938-2012.(CARDINAL)367661; King, B. B.(CARDINAL)163136; Mayall, John.; Clapton, Eric.(CARDINAL)344034; Joplin, Janis.(CARDINAL)129781; Vaughan, Stevie Ray.(CARDINAL)367132; Keb' Mo',(Musician); Johnson, Robert,1911-1938.(CARDINAL)713756; Tedeschi, Susan,1970-; Raitt, Bonnie.(CARDINAL)361042; Cray, Robert.; Copeland, Shemekia.; Wilson, Cassandra,1955-; Allman Brothers Band.(CARDINAL)681739; Bluesbreakers (Musical group); Double Trouble (Musical group)(CARDINAL)348266; Jimi Hendrix Experience (Musical group)(CARDINAL)681721; Lobos (Musical group)(CARDINAL)340423;

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As it all began [sound recording] : the best of John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, 1964-69. by Mayall, John.; Bluesbreakers (Musical group);

Crawling up a hill -- Mr. James -- Heartache -- Crocodile walk --Blues city shakedown -- Lonely years -- Bernard Jenkins -- All your love -- Parchman farm -- Looking back -- A hard road -- Eagle eye -- Double trouble --Broken wings -- The death of J.B. Lenoir -- Me and my woman -- Suspicions (part one) -- Picture on the wall -- Miss James -- Start walkin'.

Subjects: Blues (Music);

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Stories [sound recording] / by Mayall, John.; Bluesbreakers (Musical group);

Southside story -- Dirty water -- Feels just like home -- Kids got the blues -- The witching hour -- Oh, Leadbelly -- Demons in the night -- Pride and faith -- Kokomo -- Romance classified -- I wished I had -- Pieces and parts -- I thought I heard the Devil -- The mists of time.John Mayall, vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards; with the Bluesbreakers (Tom Canning, organs, piano, vocals; Joe Yuele, percussion, drums; Hank Van Sickle, bass guitar; Buddy Whittington, guitars, vocals); in part with other performes.Recorded and mixed at American Recorders, Calabasas, Calif., between Feb. 19 and Mar. 13, 2002.

Subjects: Blues (Music);

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The soul of a man [sound recording] a film by Wim Wenders. by Beck.(CARDINAL)530453; Burnett, T-Bone.(CARDINAL)345082; Cave, Nick,1957-(CARDINAL)341062; Cherry, Eagle-Eye,1968-; Copeland, Shemekia.; Hart, Alvin Youngblood,1963-; James, Skip,1902-1969.; Jeffreys, Garland.; Johnson, Blind Willie.; Lenoir, J. B.,d. 1967.; Mayall, John.; Raitt, Bonnie.(CARDINAL)361042; Reed, Lou.(CARDINAL)350832; Reid, Vernon.; Ribot, Marc.; Scorsese, Martin.(CARDINAL)519412; Ulmer, James Blood.; Wenders, Wim.(CARDINAL)842712; Williams, Lucinda.; Wilson, Cassandra,1955-; Bad Seeds (Musical group); Bluesbreakers (Musical group); Jon Spencer Blues Explosion (Musical group); Lobos (Musical group)(CARDINAL)340423;

Vietnam blues (Cassandra Wilson) -- Down in Mississippi (Eagle-Eye Cherry, Vernon Reid and James Blood Ulmer) -- Hard times killing floor blues (Lucinda Williams) -- Look down the road (Lou Reed) -- I feel so good (Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds) -- Slow down (Cassandra Wilson) -- Don't dog your woman (T Bone Burnett) -- Voodoo music (Los Lobos) -- The death of J.B. Lenoir (John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers) -- Alabama (J.B. Lenoir) -- God's word (Shemekia Copeland) -- Illinois blues (Alvin Youngblood Hart) -- I'm so glad (Beck) -- Special rider blues (The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion) -- Dark was the night, cold was the ground (Marc Ribot) -- Devil got my woman (Bonnie Raitt) -- Crow Jane (Skip James) -- Washington D.C. Hospital Center blues (Garland Jeffreys) -- Soul of a man (Blind Willie Johnson) -- See that my grave is kept clean (Lou Reed).Various artists.

Subjects: Blues (Music); Motion picture music;

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In the palace of the king [sound recording] / by Mayall, John,performer.; Bluesbreakers (Musical group),performer.;

John Mayall, vocals, piano, harmonica, guitar ; The Bluesbreakers: Robben Ford, Hank Van Sickle, Buddy Whittington, Joe Yuele

Subjects: Blues (Music);

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Eric Clapton : life in 12 bars [sound recording]. by Clapton, Eric,performer.(CARDINAL)344034; Broonzy, Big Bill,1893-1958,performer.(CARDINAL)433590; Muddy Waters,1915-1983,performer.(CARDINAL)526970; Mayall, John,performer.; Franklin, Aretha,performer.(CARDINAL)340870; Bramlett, Delaney,1939-2008,performer.; Bramlett, Bonnie,1944-performer.; Harrison, George,1943-2001,performer.(CARDINAL)158781; Beatles,performer.(CARDINAL)138807; Blind Faith (Musical group),performer.(CARDINAL)346213; Bluesbreakers (Musical group),performer.; Cream (Musical group),performer.(CARDINAL)681716; Delaney & Bonnie,performer.; Derek and the Dominos (Musical group),performer.(CARDINAL)681781; Yardbirds (Musical group),performer.(CARDINAL)740098;

Various performers.

Subjects: Motion picture music.; Film soundtracks.; Rock music.; Blues (Music); Live sound recordings.; Motion picture music.;

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Play on : now, then & Fleetwood Mac, the autobiography / by Fleetwood, Mick,author.(CARDINAL)738866; Bozza, Anthony,author.(CARDINAL)656228;

Includes index.The old mill -- High times on Carnaby Street -- Jenny -- The Bluesbreakers -- And away we go -- Flight of the green god -- A house becomes a home -- A series of beginnings -- Falling into place -- The 'white' album -- Things fall apart -- Rumours -- I know I'm not wrong -- Just tell me that you want me -- A stranger in a strange land -- Isn't it midnight? -- There and back again -- My partner, my friend -- It's good to be back -- Conclusion: I sold my soul to the company store.Mick Fleetwood has been a member of the ever-evolving Fleetwood Mac, one of the world's most successful and adored bands, for over four decades. Here he tells the full and candid story of his life as one of music's greatest drummers and bandleaders, the cofounder of the deeply loved supergroup that bears his name and that of his bandmate and lifelong friend John McVie. Play On sheds new light on Fleetwood Mac's raucous history, describing the highs and lows of being in the band that Fleetwood was determined to keep together.--From publisher description.

Subjects: Autobiographies.; Fleetwood, Mick.; Fleetwood Mac (Musical group); Drummers (Musicians); Rock musicians;

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Fleetwood Mac FAQ : all that's left to know about the iconic rock survivors / by Reed, Ryan,author.(CARDINAL)872361;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 337-342) and index.Before the beginning: John Mayall's Bluesbreakers and the Origins of "Fleetwood Mac" -- Heroes aren't hard to find: Peter Green (briefly) captivates Britain -- Albatross: the most majestic bird -- Revelation: the LSD-fueled Munich commune incident -- The end of the game: the sad downward spiral of Peter Green -- Walk a thin line: Fleetwood Mac's "Black Magic Woman" vs. Santana's "Black Magic Woman" -- The black-magic muse: a conversation with Sandra Vigon -- Ten best songs: ranking the Peter Green era material -- Angel: Fleetwood Mac recruit a perfect keyboardist -- Temporary ones: the hex of the Mac guitarists -- What makes you think you're the one: the "Fake" Fleetwood Mac -- Ten best songs: ranking the post-green-era material -- The chain: Buckingham Nicks and their mythic LP -- Don't stop: a new Fleetwood Mac is born -- Over and over: Rumors -- Lightning strikes-Maybe once, maybe twice: the weird, underrated Tusk -- The penguin was me: a conversation with Tusk assistant engineer Rich Feldman -- Studio players only love you when they're playing: the most notable Fleetwood Mac guest musicians -- World turning: the glossy 1980s, part one: Mirage -- Blue whales, flooded wheels: a conversation with David Elliot Orlinsky -- World turning: the glossy 1980s, part two: Tango in the Night -- World turning: the glossy 1980s, part two: Tango in the Night -- My role was the human thing: Richard Dashut, the unsung "Director" -- Winds of change: exploring the divisive, Behind the mask and Time -- A natural progression: a conservation with Rick Vito -- We were bad boys: a conversation with Billy Burnette -- Love will return: The Dance reintroduces (and reinvigorates) the classic Fleetwood Mac lineup -- I'm not crazy. We're all crazy. A conversation with Say You Will producer John Shanks -- Hypnotized: the origin of Fleetwood Mac's most intriguing cover art -- I'll work the whole day through: Mac member's best writing and session work -- Go your own way: a guide to Mac member's solo catalogs -- Enchanted: the psychology of Fleetwood Mac -- I know I'm not wrong: rock critics defend their controversial Mac reviews -- Over my head: the worst of Fleetwood Mac -- Lindsey Buckingham's ten best Fleetwood Mac songs -- Christine McVie's ten best Fleetwood Mac songs -- Stevie Nick's ten best Fleetwood Mac songs -- Prove your love: the sonic spawn of Fleetwood Mac -- Future games: Fleetwood Mac moving forward."Offering a fresh perspective on one of the most prolific and well-loved catalogs of songs in the rock 'n' roll canon, Fleetwood Mac All That's Left to Know About the Iconic Rock Survivors digs deeper than your average music compendium and sidesteps the tediousness of most generalized band histories. Professional yet playful, the book's most unique feature is its a hybrid of historical breakdowns, Q&As, music criticism, and “best of” lists chronicling the band's influence and legacy. No Fleetwood Mac book would be complete without addressing the sensationalism of Rumor's or the mythic psychological breakdown of Peter Green. But Fleetwood Mac FAQ casts a wide net – avoiding monotony for longtime fans by presenting new criticism and reporting, and engaging with newcomers by addressing the most essential chapters in the band's story. Included are interviews with former Fleetwood Mac members (guitarists Rick Vito and Billy Burnette), producers (Ken Caillat, Richard Dashut, John Shanks, and Mike Vernon), studio crew members (Rich Feldman, Ray Lindsey, and Ken Perry), rock critics who've covered the group (Anthony DeCurtis), and others who've been privileged to join the band's inner circle. Sure, the book touches on the band's notorious drug use, romantic affairs, and brutal in-fighting – more importantly, it also sheds fascinating new light on the band's innovative, ever-evolving music." --

Subjects: Fleetwood Mac (Musical group); Rock musicians; Rock musicians;

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