Product Details
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| 1. The Laws Must Change |
| 2. Saw Mill Gulch Road |
| 3. I'm Gonna Fight For You J.B. |
| 4. So Hard To Share |
| 5. California |
| 6. Thoughts About Roxanne |
| 7. Room To Move |
| 8. Sleeping By Her Side |
| 9. Don't Waste My Time |
| 10. Can't Sleep This Night |
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4.0 out of 5 stars
timeless blues,
By "diamond6385" (new london conn.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Turning Point (Audio CD)
this rock classic withstood the test of time flawlessly. john mayall along with johnny almond make california a masterpiece in the same vein as al kooper and mike bloomfield in there super session masterpiece... funny thing how many lovers of the blues still seek out there sages when they wish to hear the real things....
5.0 out of 5 stars
Unforgetable,
By Mike (Oklahoma) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Turning Point (Audio CD)
I remember this album (yes, that funny round vinyl thing) when it was new. I was blown away by the music that I heard. It is undoubtedly the best "live" album I've ever heard and I wanted more. I wore the record out!! I plan to wear the CD out, too!If you like smooth,jazzy, easy blues/R & B by a rocker, give it a try. Makes Dave Matthews look bad, and I like Dave Matthews.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Acoustic Blues Deluxe,
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This review is from: The Turning Point (Audio CD)
One of the other reviewers calls this album a "timeless classic" and it is. Over the very many years that John Mayall has been making blues music he has developed a reputation as the foremost British interpreter of the guitar/harmonica-based Chicago blues style, and has worked with extradinary musicians (particularly guitarists- Peter Green, Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor, among many others).This album is all acoustic and it is extradinary. Anyone who thinks only of Mayall's electric approach is missing a real treat here. Throughout his long and distinguished career John Mayall has been criticized for his vocals, and if you don't like them no one can help you with that. But, regardless, the musicianship on this work is so good, and the spark in the band is so uplifting, that his voice is of secondary concern. Highly recommended from a long-time blues lover.
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