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John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers - In The Palace Of The King (2007)
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue&Log) ~ 383 MB Mp3 (CBR320) ~ 136 MB Scans ~ 71 Mb
British Blues, Blues Rock | Label: Eagle | # EAGCD345, GAS 0000345 EAG | 00:59:38
This album is John's tribute to one of his blues heroes, the late, great Freddie King. King was a blues guitar pioneer from the mid-50's through to his tragically early death in the mid-70's and he influenced everyone from Peter Green to Dave Edmunds to Stevie Ray Vaughan and probably most of all Eric Clapton, who produced and played on King's final album. In The Palace Of The King features John Mayall's take on his personal selection of Freddie King favorites and is a fabulous combination of two true blues legends.
It's common knowledge that two of the most renowned blues guitarists of all time happened to share the same last name (no relation though): B.B. King and Albert King. But there was also another "King" of the blues, Freddie King, and while he doesn't seem to rake in the same amount of accolades as the other two players, blues buffs far and wide know Freddie was a force to be reckoned with. And one of his biggest admirers through the years has been John Mayall, whose band, the Bluesbreakers, has been covering Freddie King songs since their inception in the '60s. However, on his 56th album overall (!), Mayall offers an album's worth of songs that Freddie King had either written, inspired, or was "closely associated with," for 2007's In the Palace of the King. Stylistically similar to Mayall's last studio effort (2005's solid Road Dogs), Palace is full of tasty blues guitar throughout, with Buddy Whittington supplying the lion's share of the lead work, especially on such standouts as "Palace of the King." But one of the album's undisputed highlights is "Cannonball Shuffle," an instrumental track that features some fine soloing from Robben Ford (who also solely penned the tune). And for guitarists who are looking to jam along with the album, Mayall was kind enough to list what key each song is in (inside the CD booklet). In the Palace of the King is a much-deserved tribute to one of the blues' greatest yet oft-overlooked guitarists.
Tracklist:
01. You Know That You Love Me (03:18)
02. Going Down (04:47)
03. Some Other Day, Some Other Time (03:00)
04. Palace Of The King (03:27)
05. I'd Rather Be Blind (03:54)
06. Time To Go (06:41)
07. Big Legged Woman (03:54)
08. Now I've Got A Woman (04:22)
09. I Love You More Every Day (03:01)
10. Help Me Through The Day (05:42)
11. Cannonball Shuffle (04:19)
12. You've Got Me Licked (03:34)
13. King Of The Kings (04:20)
14. Living On The Highway (04:48)
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John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers - In The Palace Of The King (2007)
EAC | FLAC | Tracks (Cue&Log) ~ 383 MB Mp3 (CBR320) ~ 136 MB Scans ~ 71 Mb
British Blues, Blues Rock | Label: Eagle | # EAGCD345, GAS 0000345 EAG | 00:59:38
This album is John's tribute to one of his blues heroes, the late, great Freddie King. King was a blues guitar pioneer from the mid-50's through to his tragically early death in the mid-70's and he influenced everyone from Peter Green to Dave Edmunds to Stevie Ray Vaughan and probably most of all Eric Clapton, who produced and played on King's final album. In The Palace Of The King features John Mayall's take on his personal selection of Freddie King favorites and is a fabulous combination of two true blues legends.
It's common knowledge that two of the most renowned blues guitarists of all time happened to share the same last name (no relation though): B.B. King and Albert King. But there was also another "King" of the blues, Freddie King, and while he doesn't seem to rake in the same amount of accolades as the other two players, blues buffs far and wide know Freddie was a force to be reckoned with. And one of his biggest admirers through the years has been John Mayall, whose band, the Bluesbreakers, has been covering Freddie King songs since their inception in the '60s. However, on his 56th album overall (!), Mayall offers an album's worth of songs that Freddie King had either written, inspired, or was "closely associated with," for 2007's In the Palace of the King. Stylistically similar to Mayall's last studio effort (2005's solid Road Dogs), Palace is full of tasty blues guitar throughout, with Buddy Whittington supplying the lion's share of the lead work, especially on such standouts as "Palace of the King." But one of the album's undisputed highlights is "Cannonball Shuffle," an instrumental track that features some fine soloing from Robben Ford (who also solely penned the tune). And for guitarists who are looking to jam along with the album, Mayall was kind enough to list what key each song is in (inside the CD booklet). In the Palace of the King is a much-deserved tribute to one of the blues' greatest yet oft-overlooked guitarists.
Tracklist:
01. You Know That You Love Me (03:18)
02. Going Down (04:47)
03. Some Other Day, Some Other Time (03:00)
04. Palace Of The King (03:27)
05. I'd Rather Be Blind (03:54)
06. Time To Go (06:41)
07. Big Legged Woman (03:54)
08. Now I've Got A Woman (04:22)
09. I Love You More Every Day (03:01)
10. Help Me Through The Day (05:42)
11. Cannonball Shuffle (04:19)
12. You've Got Me Licked (03:34)
13. King Of The Kings (04:20)
14. Living On The Highway (04:48)
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