BLUES BREAKERS--John Mayall With Eric Clapton, 1969 MOFI, Japanese Vinyl
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This album just smokes! Know why? Eric Clapton! Dr. John's Spin Factory here with a quick musical history lesson. When was the world's first supergroup, Cream, formed? 1966. When was "Blues Breakers," the album currently up for sale released? 1966. Meaning, Clapton's lead guitar chops you hear on Blues Breakers are of the same caliper as those he spun out like brain candy with the band Cream. Meaning, if blues rock drives your music choices, you simply MUST own this record. And the copy up for sale isn't just any copy, it's the Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs version. Which means, this record was pressed in Japan on Japanese vinyl! Plus, this disc has been "restored" using the Kirmuss Ultrasonic Cleaning system. The record and jacket are in superb, shiny, like new condition, the vinyl is super quiet, and the resulting musical experience is hard to beat. Includes the original MOFI inner liner and will come in a virtually new plastic slip cover. One thing for sure: This record will make it clear why the concert goers in 1966 Britain referred to Clapton as "God."
BTW, that's a 21-year-old Eric Clapton on the front cover reading a "Beano" comic!
Good Luck! May your ears find great and satisfying music every day! Dr. John
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