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John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
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John Mayall © Mike Bird |
John Mayall -keyboard-vocals-guitar-harmonica
Duster Bennett - guitar-vocals
Jon Mark - guitar
Johnny Almond - sax
Steve Thompson - bass
Stuart Godfrey thought that
John Mayall seemed kind of flat after the Zep experience. His music was nice, acoustic (Turning-Point) stuff mostly. I recall the dominant bass
sound, and the crowd reaction when Mayall sang "don't throw rocks at policemen" in "The Laws Must Change" - quite a few things got thrown, cans
mostly, but I don't think anybody got hit.NB : Duster Bennett may have left the band by this time as he is not listed on the Live At the Marquee album mentioned below.
The set list of this show might be similar to the one below, which was featured in the film - The Turning Point, recorded at the Marquee Club two days later 30th June 69, and released in 1999 on Eagle Records. .
Can't Sleep This Night
So Hard To Share
Don't Waste My Time
I'm Gonna Fight For You J.B.
The Laws Must Change
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Bands in order of appearance.(l to R)
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Babylon
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Group Therapy. |
Clouds |
Bath 69 reviews and recording information
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