last update: 26 August 2008
| Date | Venue | Title | CD/ LP |
|---|---|---|---|
| with Eric Clapton | Blues Breakers | CD | |
| with Peter Green | A Hard Road | CD | |
| 1965 - 1966 | Bluesbreaking with Eric Clapton | Bluesbreaking | CD |
| April 1966 | Flaminco Club London | Primal Solos | CD |
| April 1966 | Flaminco Club London | Live at the Flaminco | CD |
| Mai 1968 | Flamer Collage Brighton | Primal Solos | CD |
| Dec 1968 | Sweden | Primal Solos | CD |
| 1965 – 1969 | studio + BBC | The First Five Year | CD |
| 1965 - 1969 | Various BBC sessions | Beano’s Boys | CD |
| 1965 - 1969 | Various BBC sessions | Crocodile Walk | CD |
| Sept 1967 | Reading Festival (with Mick Taylor) | Frankfurt 69 | 2. CD |
| 4 Dec. 1968 | Gothenburg, Sweden (with Mick Taylor) | Gothenburg | CD |
| 22 May 1969 | Die Glocke, Bremen, Germany |
The First Five Year, Beano’s Boys,
Crocodile Walk |
CD |
| 8 June 1969 | Frankfurt, Germany 1st and 2nd show | Frankfurt 69 | 2 CD |
| 30 June 1969 | Marquee Club, London | Live at the Marquee | CD |
| 13 July 1969 | Fillmore East, NYC | The Turning Point | LP |
| 28 June 1970 | Bath Festival, UK (with Peter Green) | Live at Bath Festival | CD |
| June 1982 | New Jersey's Capitol Theater, Landover | Jammin' With The Blues Greats | 2 CD |
| Along for the Ride | CD | ||
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The
Godfather Of British Blues / The Turning Point |
DVD |
The Godfather Of British Blues / The Turning Point DVD
"THE GODFATHER OF BRITISH BLUES"
John Mayall’s career in the blues spans over 40 years. During that time he has been cited as a major influence by the likes of Eric Clapton, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie and Peter Green. “Godfather of British Blues” features contributions from himself, his family, fellow musicians, colleagues and friends in interviews and performances. Rare archive film from all periods of his life marks his achievements and some of the events that formed them. Filmed in 2003, The BBC originally aired this documentary in December '03.“THE TURNING POINT”
This is the earliest ‘rockumentary’ of John Mayall and his musicians filmed in their homes, dressing rooms, motorways, airports, clubs, concert halls and at festivals. In 1969, Mayall was changing the emphasis of his band away from the ‘electric circus’ of lead guitar and drums to a more gentler approach without drums and with acoustic guitar, flutes and saxophones. “The Turning Point” celebrates this revolutionary period. These two films are packaged together, with A SPECIAL FEATURE PHOTO GALLERY! A lovely package brought to you by EagleRock Entertainment.
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