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" If he never ever made another album after that, as far as I'm worried, he remains in the Hall of Popularity" Joe Louis Walker There is no doubt that this album belongs to the recordings EC ever did, and one of the most influential recordings for Blues and rock. After leaving This Piece Covers It Well known factors, he signed up with the when young Eric was simply old.

A great deal of fascinating things occurred those days, the "Clapton is God"- graffities appeared, he got the label "", he left the band 1965 for a chaos trip through Greece (!) with a band called The Glands, was substituted by Peter Green, came back and taped this work of art. The very first time with the Yardbirds EC played a Telecaster, but quickly he altered to a Standard cherry sunburst (1958/60) (purchased Lew Davies in the Charing Cross Road), and played through a Marshall 1962 tube 212" combo version of the 45-watt JTM45 head with very high volume.

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Sound engineer was Gus Dugdeon, and compared to nowadays the recording strategy was rather easy, making it tough to tape it the way Clapton wished to with phase, not studio volume.: John Mayall (organ, piano, vocals, harp) Eric Clapton (guitar, vocal, his very first singing ever recorded!) John Mc, Vie (bass, later Fleetwood Mac) Hughie Flint (drums) plus John Almond, Alan Skidmore, Dennis Healey (Saxophone, Trumpet): All Your Love (3:33) Hideaway (3:13) Little Woman (2:32) Another Guy (1:44) Double Crossin' Time (3:00) What 'd I Say (4:25) Key To Love (2:04) Parchman Farm (2:19) Have You Heard (5:52) Ramblin' On My Mind (3:05) Steppin' Out (2:26) It Ain't Right (2:38): Recorded 1965/66, however not launched on the "Beano" album.