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Subject: RE: John Mayall on TV Now. From: okthen Date: 27 Oct 03 - 03:39 AM C-flat, thanks for the correction, in fact I was way wrong and the ace guitarrist I saw playing in concert was in fact Buddy Whittington, that guy is seriously good. |
Subject: RE: John Mayall on TV Now. From: C-flat Date: 27 Oct 03 - 02:37 AM Okthen, I think the name would be Walter Trout rather than Henry. |
Subject: RE: John Mayall on TV Now. From: The Shambles Date: 27 Oct 03 - 02:15 AM And here. http://www.johnmayall.com/home.html |
Subject: RE: John Mayall on TV Now. From: The Shambles Date: 27 Oct 03 - 02:09 AM A bit more info on the concert...... http://www.xs4all.nl/~slowhand/news/07202003.htm>http://www.xs4all.nl/~slowhand/news/07202003.htm |
Subject: RE: John Mayall on TV Now. From: Robin2 Date: 26 Oct 03 - 11:24 PM I missed him when he came to Louisville last year.... not advertised, and found out after the fact. I've heard Buddy Whittington is a really asset. Sounds like the concert was excellent! Robin2 |
Subject: RE: John Mayall on TV Now. From: Sleepless Dad Date: 26 Oct 03 - 11:17 PM Can I assume that his current guitarist Buddy Whittington was there ? A fine player - I hope you had a chance to hear him too. |
Subject: RE: John Mayall on TV Now. From: Les from Hull Date: 26 Oct 03 - 09:55 AM I thought that Mayall was quite famous for stealing sidemen from others such as Alexis Korner and also for sacking them when he'd had enough of them (Keef Hartley?). Of course he helped so many excellent musicians to develop it seemed that you weren't a worthy blues player if you hadn't been in the Bluesbreakers at some time. There were some notable lineups with US musicians as well - one of my favourites (or should that be favorites?) being the Don 'Sugarcane' Harris, Larry Taylor, Harvey Mandel one. |
Subject: RE: John Mayall on TV Now. From: okthen Date: 26 Oct 03 - 07:49 AM Two interesting programmes, first the documentary charting Mayall's life and times with interviews with the great guitarists he's helped to prominence, (strange that Peter Green was absent from this, maybe he wasn't well?). The impression I got was that for him everything else went on around him and despite the distractions (sex, dope, alcohol etc.) he was always together enough to keep the music going through what seems like a kaleidoscope of band personnel. The second programme was a concert in Liverpool with his present band and Mick Taylor and Eric Clapton.Taylor was good but Clapton shone, playing some sublime blues making it look as easy as a stroll in the park, Mayall's regular lead guitar (Henry Trout??? please correct me if I'm wrong ) was almost his equal IMHO. All in all two great programmes and thanks to BBC 4 for presenting them, I think there will be some more great concerts coming our way from this source. |
Subject: RE: John Mayall on TV Now. From: Robin2 Date: 25 Oct 03 - 09:36 PM Oh man, I wish I could see that! Been a fan for 30 years. Robin2 |
Subject: John Mayall on TV Now. From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull Date: 25 Oct 03 - 09:19 PM John Mayall live in concert, on BBC4 now. |
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