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No one does blues like the English:
The scope of Mayall's career is wide, but this two-cd set does a wonderful job of capturing a period that was probably his most creative. There's some great, intropsective numbers with acoustic guitar and flute, as well as some rocking jams with electrics and horns -- overall a great bunch of tunes. It's an excellent place to start if you're curious about Mayall's music; all the tracks, save three or four of them, are solid.
The living legend of the english blues:
Mayall is a genius. And that's not an emotional statement. The melodic lines , the sense of beating , the caleidoscopic moods , the fertile imagination for create this level of music , makes of him an exceptional music far beyond the standard. Room to move is simply rhytm and harmonica virtuosity in his peak. And it never will sound as an old fashioned song . due precisely its immortal virtue. If you want to establish the evolutive changes of this outstanding musician. please acquire this one.
| Artist: | John Mayall | | Binding: | Audio CD | | EAN: | 0731451729126 | | Format: | Import | | Format: | Best of | | Format: | Deluxe Edition | | Number Of Discs: | 2 | | Original Release Date: | 1992-10-20 | | Release Date: | 1992-10-20 | | UPC: | 731451729126 |
Tracks:- Laws Must Change
- California
- Room to Move
- Don't Waste My Time
- Counting the Days
- When I Go
- To a Princess
- Nature's Disappearing
- Took the Car
- My Pretty Girl
- Prisons on the Road
- Accidental Suicide
- Boogie Albert
- Television Eye
- Home Again
- Memories
- Nobody Cares
- Bad Luck Time
- Country Road
- Dry Throat
- Worried Mind
- Red Sky
- Ten Years Are Gone
- Driving Till the Break of Day
- Better Pass You By
- I Still Care
- Brand New Band
- Gasoline Blues
- Going to Take My Time
- Deep Down Feelings
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