John Mayall - THE TURNING POINT

John Mayall - THE TURNING POINTFirst release after break up of The Bluesbreakers and recorded live at The Fillmore East with Jon Mark, Johnny Almond and Steve Thompson. Whille assembling this latest upload I played this allbum for the first time in many years it's still a superb example of British blues and John Mayall's greatness. Interesting to hear the 'polite clapping' of the audience in the early stages, very reminiscent of Blues Jazz clubs at the time (although this was a

This also served as an intro to those wonderful Brazillian artists Antonio Carlos Jobim

my version is a first release with the Vassarelly artwork gatefold sleeve

forgot to photo the back cover

This highlighted Lee's change in direction for the band resulting in "a psychedelic blues album

What many people probably consider the first BS&T album given the change in direction

'cos I liked it

Oh come on guys

A compilation album but includes 4 new songs released as singles to promote the album

Brian Davison and Lee Jackson (hence the album titleÉ get it

Jon Hiseman and Tony Reeves

The Scottish mini-singer could belt them out but this album of essentially balads was a favourite of mine

more accessible rock album from the Velvets and last with Lou Reed