Here it is on record . Have John Mayall and the blues Breakers with Eric Clapton on record . Play it on occasion .
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Here it is on record . Have John Mayall and the blues Breakers with Eric Clapton on record . Play it on occasion .
The Beano album!
My college roommate gifted it to me around 1982. Still a favorite.
I just picked up these five early pre-Buckingham/Nicks Fleetwood Mac CDs for $12.99, sealed in the wrapper. Lots of crossover with the Bluesbreakers.
Here's some pics of a Bluesbreakers show I went to with the previously mentioned roommate. I didn't take these. I pulled them from the web. Cool circular venue with a revolving stage.
Mayall
Mick Taylor
John McVie
McVie and Taylor had huge fame by this time as members of Fleetwood Mac and the Rolling Stones, but they went on the road to support Mayall, their old friend and mentor.
Eric Clapton was playing in nearby Buffalo within a couple days of this show. We were hoping he'd show up for a set, but it wasn't to be.
Mayall
Mick Taylor
John McVie
McVie and Taylor had huge fame by this time as members of Fleetwood Mac and the Rolling Stones, but they went on the road to support Mayall, their old friend and mentor.
Eric Clapton was playing in nearby Buffalo within a couple days of this show. We were hoping he'd show up for a set, but it wasn't to be.
A couple more pics.
The whole band with Colin Allen on drums.
Brochure from the show.
Note producers Harvey, Corky and Tice. Harvey is Harvey Weinstein who produced a lot of concerts in NY State before he started raping young actresses.
Picture of the venue shortly before it was demolished. It's too bad, it was a great place to see a show. A full bar in the concourse serving triple sized mixed drinks in Solo cups.
The whole band with Colin Allen on drums.
Brochure from the show.
Note producers Harvey, Corky and Tice. Harvey is Harvey Weinstein who produced a lot of concerts in NY State before he started raping young actresses.
Picture of the venue shortly before it was demolished. It's too bad, it was a great place to see a show. A full bar in the concourse serving triple sized mixed drinks in Solo cups.
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This was in a grab lot I bought of ten records. Blind Faith (RSO RS 1-3016).
I have that LP.
Great record.
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Definitely GOOD STUFF!!!!
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Back to vinyl after listening to the WiiM pro plus. CTA. Forgot just how good an album can sound!
me too
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Another from the archive. I might have posted this already but OK. Surface has seen better days but the sound is still good.
It's a shame her name tag got in the way. Wonder what her name is or is it early AI. It's amazing what the music industry has seemingly got away with forever.
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Wind down with a bit of Ian
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Got my wife a DMB, Take Me Back Live from the Gorge 5LP “hardwood” box set. Not vintage but she liked it.
Nice! Featuring young Mick Taylor's debut.
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Early attempt at improving the dynamic range of LPs. DBX encoded records. Lowers the noise floor and raises peak output. Unfortunately, the only one I have! It really works well although it requires a bit of adjustment to each record depending upon the recording. Over do it results in a “pumping” unnatural sound. Yellow LEDs show reducing sound levels, red increasing. Trying to get CD dynamic range about 3 years before the first CD player was introduced. 1979, 1982. Great analog sound! I’m sure the CD format killed it.
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