Album
A Hard Road
John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers
1967 · Rock, Blues
9 collectors on Gatefold own this
A Hard Road is a Rock album by John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers, originally released in 1967. On Gatefold: 113 pressings tracked, owned by 9 collectors.
About
After Eric Clapton’s hasty departure in the summer of 1966, John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers responded by landing themselves yet another young guitar god in Peter Green. The reverb-soaked <i>A Hard Road</i> totally reflects the newbie’s legendarily moody disposition and existential approach to the blues. Where his predecessor’s playing was muscular and forceful, Green’s is spare and deeply forlorn. On the eccentrically hypnotic cuts “There’s Always Work” and “The Supernatural,” he also pushes Mayall and crew to explore the outer limits of blues tradition.
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Tracklist
- 1A Hard Road3:11
- 2It's Over2:49
- 3You Don't Love Me2:48
- 4The Stumble2:53
- 5Another Kinda Love3:04
- 6Hit the Highway2:16
- 7Leaping Christine2:22
- 8Dust My Blues2:47
- 9There's Always Work1:35
- 10The Same Way2:09
- 11The Super-Natural2:56
- 12Top of the Hill2:38
- 13Someday After Awhile (You'll Be Sorry)3:00
- 14Living Alone2:25
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Blues Rock
- raw
- earnest
- bluesy
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Alan SkidmoreSAXOPHONE TENOR SAXOPHONE
- Aynsley DunbarDRUMS
- Hughie FlintDRUMS
- John MayallGUITAR GUITAR , GUITAR , HARMONICA, ORGAN, PIANO, VOCALS GUITAR , GUITAR , HARMONICA, ORGAN, PIANO, VOCALS, LINER NOTES
- John McVieBASS BASS GUITAR BASS GUITAR, PHOTOGRAPHY
- Johnny AlmondSAXOPHONE TENOR SAXOPHONE
- Peter GreenGUITAR GUITAR, VOCALS LEAD GUITAR
- Ray WarleighALTO SAXOPHONE SAXOPHONE SAXOPHONE, WIND
- Gus DudgeonVOCALS
- Keef HartleyDRUMS
- Mick FleetwoodDRUMS
- Mike VernonVOCALS
9 collectors on Gatefold own this · 113 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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