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	JOHN MAYALL Looking Back (1969 first UK issue 9-track stereo LP on the unboxed Decca logo blue 'ffss' label, featuring tracks recorded with Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor & Peter Green, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with die-cut mono/stereo indicator on the back. This is a beautiful one previous owner archive copy. Both the sleeve & vinyl are in near mint condition SKL5010) Tracklisting: 1. Mr James 2. Blues City Shakedown 3. Stormy Mondy 4. So Many Road 5. Looking Back 6. Sitting In The Rain 7. It Hurts Me Too 8. Double Trouble 9. Suspicions (Part Two) 10. Jenny 11. Picture Of The Wall
	JOHN MAYALL Blues From Laurel Canyon (Mid 70s UK third issue of the 1969 12-track stereo vinyl LP on the blue 'boxed' Decca logo label, his first album following the breakup of his band the Bluesbreakers in May 1968 and is also his last album released on the Decca label, including the singles The Bear and Walking On Sunset. The front-laminated picture sleeve shows minimal shelfwear with a light crease to the front and the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play SKL Tracklisting: 4972)��A1. Vacation 2:47 A2. Walking On Sunset 2:50 A3. Laurel Canyon Home 4:33 A4. 2401 3:42 A5. Ready To Ride 3:32 A6. Medicine Man 2:43 A7. Somebody's Acting Like A Child 3:27 B1. The Bear 4:40 B2. Miss James 2:30 B3. First Time Alone 4:49 B4. Long Gone Midnight 3:27 B5. Fly Tomorrow 8:59
	JOHN MAYALL Blues Breakers (Rare 1969 UK first STEREO issue of the 1966 12-track LP on the blue unboxed Decca logo 'ffss' label, front laminated pinched spine picture sleeve printed by MacNeil Press in London without the Mono/Stereo die-cut indicator & clearly printed with 'Stereo' text SKL4804) See 'More Info' ... Tracklisting: This was the first time that the Bluesbreakers album had been released in Stereo, the Mono album having been issued in 1966 just days after Eric Clapton had left the band to form Cream. Decca were notoriously chaotic about their label and sleeve use and several combinations of type face and design can be found. What identifies this as a first release is the lack of a Mono/Stereo punch hole on the sleeve. The punch hole sleeves happened shortly thereafter and continued through to the boxed label, but were themselves phased out with the end of Mono. The very first batch of sleeves were produced prior to this change and did NOT have the punch hole and were clearly printed with 'stereo' lettering on the back top right corner, rather than the asexual punch hole sleeves that indicated their contents by displaying either a blue or red bordered inner through the punch hole. The label is printed with the speed and master tape number above the catalogue number without curly brackets. This is the correct way up instead of upside down as they were on early unboxed labels. It is known from other albums on Decca at the time that this could be either way up. All labels were the non-grooved variety without tax code. The sleeve is Excellent with some just very light age yellowing coming in around the edges on the back & otherwise there are just a few faint crease marks to the front laminate. The vinyl appears Near Mint with very little indication of any play in its life. A fantastic copy of this very rare first stereo issue. Tracklisting: 01. All Your Love 02. Hideaway 03. Little Girl 04. Another Man 05. Double Crossing Time 06. What'd I Say 07. Key To Love 08. Parchman Farm 09. Have You Heard 10. Ramblin' On My Mind 11. Steppin' Out 12. It Ain't Right
	JOHN MAYALL Looking Back (1969 UK 11-track MONO LP compilation on the red unboxed Decca label, housed in the original front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with the die-cut stereo/mono indicator hole on the back, the red poly lined inner & the often missing insert. This is a superb one previous owner example. The sleeve and vinyl in a near mint condition. A stunning copy! LK5010) Tracklisting: Side One: 1. Mr. James 2. Blues City Shakedown 3. Stormy Monday 4. So Many Roads 5. Looking Back 6. Sitting In The Rain Side Two: 7. It Hurts Me Too 8. Double Trouble 9. Suspicions (Part Two) 10. Jenny 11. Picture On The Wall
	JOHN MAYALL'S BLUESBREAKERS John Mayall's Bluesbreakers With Paul Butterfield (Rare 1967 UK 4-track 7" EP with intact four prong centre, featuring All My Life, Riding On The L & N, Little By Little and Eagle Eye, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows very little wear and retains a just off-white reverse panel, with faint signs of a previous owners name and date, whilst the vinyl remains very clean with very few signs of play DFE-R8673) Tracklisting: All My Life Riding On The L & N Little By Little Eagle Eye
	JOHN MAYALL'S BLUESBREAKERS The Diary Of A Band Vol 1 & 2 (2007 issue UK 12-track digitally remastered 2-CD album [originally released in 1968] which has been restored to its original status as a double album) Tracklisting: CD1: 1. Gimme Some Lovin' - Spoken introduction - The Train 2. Crying Shame 3. Local Boy Makes Good (Speech Only - Impromptu) 4. Help Me 5. Blues in B flat 6. Soul Of A Short Fat Man CD2: 1. Blood On The Night 2. Edmonton - Cooks Ferry Inn (Speech only - impromptu) 3. I Can't Quit You Baby 4. Medley 5. My Own Fault 6. God Save The Queen

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