ERIC CLAPTON 1966 - Part 1 Powerhouse & Blues Breaker
	K E Y to releases: Regular Guest Appearance Bootleg Regular Bootleg Guest Appearance Related (no EC participation)

INDEX Tourography 1966

CONTENTS

RAW BLUES- Various Artists
SUBSTITUTE/WALTZ FOR A PIG- The Who - single
WHO'S ZOO- The Who
INSTANT PARTY- The Who
THIRD DEGREE- Champion Jack Dupree
WON'T BE A FOOL NO MORE...PLUS - Champion Jack Dupree
PRIMAL SOLOS- John Mayall
LOOKING BACK- John Mayall
WHAT'S SHAKIN'- Various Artists
BLUESBREAKERS- John Mayall with Eric Clapton
BLUESBREAKERS- MFSL - John Mayall with Eric Clapton
LOOKING BACK/PARCHMAN FARM- John Mayall with Eric Clapton - CD5 4 trk single
LONDON BLUES 1964-69 - John Mayall
AS IT ALL BEGAN: THE BEST OF JOHN MAYALL & THE BLUESBREAKERS 1964-68- John Mayall
LEGENDS OF GUITAR: ELECTRIC BLUES VOL. 2- Various Artists
STILL GOT THE BLUES- Various Artists

CD Tracks:
1. Pretty Girls Everywhere - Otis Spann
2. Burn Out Your Blind Eyes - John Mayall
3. Calcutta Blues - Champion Jack Dupree
4. Long Night - John Mayall & Steve Anglo
5. Country Boy - Otis Spann
6. You Got Good Business - Curtis Jones
7. Lonely Years - John Mayall & Eric Clapton
8. Evil Woman Blues - Peter Green & John Mayall
9. My Home In The Desert - Otis Spann
10. Milkman Strut - John Mayall
11. 24 Hours - Champion Jack Dupree
12. Roll Me Over - Curtis Jones
13. Bernard Jenkins - John Mayall & Eric Clapton
14. You Gonna Need My Help - Otis Spann

Tracks:
1. Substitue
2. Waltz For A Pig

• Track 1 -
  The Who:
  Pete Townshend - guitar
  Roger Daltrey - vocals
  John Entwistle - bass
  Keith Moon _ drums
  
• Track 2 -
  Eric Clapton - guitar
  Graham Bond Organisation:
  Graham Bond
  Ginger Baker
  + others
  

'Waltz For A Pig' was written by Ginger Baker and the track personnel was not The Who but the Graham Bond Organisation with Eric Clapton. According to Pete Townshend 'the Pig' was Shel Talmy, named for screwing the band on percentages.
- Harry Shapiro - Eric Clapton - Lost In The Blues

LP Tracks:
Side 1 -
1. I'm The Face - 1964 - The High Numbers
2. Zoot Suit - 1964 - The High Numbers
3. Bald-Headed Woman - 1965 - The Who
4. Daddy Rolling Stone - 1965
5. Anytime You Want Me - 1965
6. Shout and Shimmy - 1965
7. I'm A Man - 1965
   
8. Waltz For A Pig - 1966
   Side 2 -
9. Batman
10. Bucket "T"
11. Barbera Ann
12. Disguises
13. Circles
14. I'm A Boy
15. In The City
16. I've Been Away
17. Heat Wave
    Side 3 -
18. The Last Time - 1967
19. Under My Thumb - 1967
20. Mary Anne With The Shaky Hand - 1967
21. Dogs - 1968
22. Dogs Part Two - 1969
23. Here For More - 1970
24. Heaven and Hell - 1970
25. When I Was A Boy - 1971
    Side 4 - Live Television Broadcasts -
26. Daddy Rolling Stone - Shindig
27. Can't Explain - Shindig
28. My Generation - Shindig
29. I Can See For Miles - Smothers Brothers
30. Anyway, Anywhere, Anyhow - Richmond Jazz Festival (Shindig)
31. Shout - Richmond Jazz Festival (Shindig)

• Tracks 1-7, 9-31
  The Who:
  Pete Townshend - guitar
  Roger Daltrey - vocals
  John Entwistle - bass
  Keith Moon _ drums
  
• Track 6? -
  Eric Clapton - guitar
  Graham Bond Organisation:
  Graham Bond
  Ginger Baker
  + others
  

'Waltz For A Pig' was written by Ginger Baker and the track personnel was not The Who but the Graham Bond Organisation with Eric Clapton. According to Pete Townshend 'the Pig' was Shel Talmy, named for screwing the band on percentages. - Harry Shapiro - Eric Clapton - Lost In The Blues

LP Tracks:
Side 1 -
1. Can't Explain
2. Bald Headed Woman
3. I'm A Man
4. Daddy Rollin' Stone
5. Anyway Anyhow Anywhere
6. Shout & Shimmy
7. Waltz For A Pig
   Side 2 -
8. Substitute
9. Instant Party (aka Circles)
10. Heatwave
11. Last Time
12. Under My Thumb
13. Batman
14. Barbara Ann
15. Dogs

• Tracks 1-6, 7-15 -
  The Who:
  Pete Townshend - guitar
  Roger Daltrey - vocals
  John Entwistle - bass
  Keith Moon _ drums
  
• Track 7 -
  Eric Clapton - guitar
  Graham Bond Organisation:
  Graham Bond
  Ginger Baker
  + others
  

'Waltz For A Pig' was written by Ginger Baker and the track personnel was not The Who but the Graham Bond Organisation with Eric Clapton. According to Pete Townshend 'the Pig' was Shel Talmy, named for screwing the band on percentages. - Harry Shapiro - Eric Clapton - Lost In The Blues

CD Tracks:

CD Tracks
1. Third Degree
2. T.V. Mama
3. He Knows The Blues
4. Ain't It A Shame
5. Ooh-La-La
6. (Going Down To) Big Leg Emma's
7. Won't Be A Fool No More
8. Calcutta Blues
9. Take It Slow & Easy
10. She's All In My Life
11. Poor Poor Me
12. 24 Hours
13. Pigfoot And A Bottle of Beer
14. Down In The Valley
15. Too Early In The Morning
16. Shim-Sham-Shimmy

CD Tracks:
1. Intro - Maudie 2:07
2. It Hurts To Be In Love 3:14
3. Have You Ever Loved A Woman 6:25
4. Bye Bye Bird 3:36
5. Hoochie Coochie Man 3:39
6. Intro - Look At The Girl 5:19
7. Wish You Were Mine 8:09
8. Start Walkin' 7:51

*Tracks 1-5 recorded live at the Flamingo Club, London April 1966
John Mayall - vocals, organ, harmonica, slide guitar Eric Clapton - lead guitar
Jack Bruce - 6 string Fender bass
Hughie Flint - drums
*Tracks 6,8 recorded live at Falmer College, Brighton, Eng. 25 May 1968
John Mayall - vocals, organ, harmonica, slide guitar
Mick Taylor - lead guitar
Dick Heckstall-Smith - Soprano saxophone
Chris Mercer - Tenor Saxophone
Henry Lowther - Trumpet
Tony Reeves - bass
Jon Hiseman - drums
*Track 7 recorded live in Sweden Early December 1968
John Mayall - vocal, organ, harmonica, guitar
Mick Taylor - lead guitar
Steve Thompson - bass
Colin Allen - drums

CD Tracks:
1. Mr. James 2:44
2. Blues City Shake Down 2:17
3. They Call It Stormy Monday 4:23
4. So Many Roads 4:36
5. Looking Back 2:29
6. Sitting In The Rain 2:49
7. It Hurts Me Too 2:46
8. Double Trouble 3:12
9. Suspicions (Part 2) 5:16
10. Jenny 4:28
11. Picture On The Wall 2:54

Track 1 - Mayall (piano, harmonica, vocal),Bernie(guitar),John(bass),Martin Hart(drums)
Track 2 - Mayall(Harmonica),Roger(guitar),John(bass),Hughie(drums
Track 3 - Mayall(organ, vocals),Eric(guitar),Jack(bass),Hughie(drums)
Track 4-6 - Mayall(piano, vocal),Peter(guitar),John(bass),Aynsley(drums)
Track 7-8 - Mayall(9 String guitar, organ, vocals),Peter(guitar),John(bass),Mick(drums)
Track 9 - Mayall(guitar, vocal),Mick(guitar),Paul(bass),Keef(drums),Dick(tenor, soprano saxes),Chris(tenor sax)
Track 10 - Mayall(3 vocals, 3 guitars, piano),Peter(guitar)
Track 11 - Mayall(guitar, vocal),Peter(steel guitar),Keef(drums)

CD Tracks:
1. Good Time Music - The Lovin' Spoonful
   
2. Almost Grown - The Lovin' Spoonful
   
3. Spoonful - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
   
4. Off The Wall - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
   
5. Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes - Al Kooper
   
6. I Want To Know - Eric Clapton & The Powerhouse
   
7. Crossroads - Eric Clapton & The Powerhouse
   
8. Lovin' Cup - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
   
9. Good Morning Little School Girl - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
   
10. Stepping Out - Eric Clapton & The Powerhouse
    
11. I'm In Love Again - Tom Rush
    
12. Don't Bank On It Baby - The Lovin' Spoonful
    
13. Searchin' - The Lovin' Spoonful
    
14. One More Mile - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band
    

*Eric Clapton & The Powerhouse
Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Steve Anglo (Winwood) - vocals, organ

CD Tracks:
1. All Your Love - 3:35
2. Hideaway - 3:14
3. Little Girl - 2:33
4. Another Man - 1:44
5. Double Crossing Time - 3:00
6. What'd I Say - 4:26
7. Key To Love - 2:05
8. Parchman Farm - 2:21
9. Have You Heard - 5:54
10. Ramblin' On My Mind - 3:07
11. Steppin' Out - 2:27
12. It Ain't Right - 2:40

John Mayall - vocals, piano, organ, harmonica
Eric Clapton - vocals, guitar
John McVie - bass
Hughie Flint - drums

• Additional personnel:
  Alan Skidmore - tenor saxophone
  John Almond - baritone saxophone
  Dennis Healey - trumpet
  

All Music Guide One of the seminal blues albums of the 60s with the Bluesbreakers, capturing Clapton on a series of blues standards, after the pop leanings of the Yardbirds and before the heavy indulgence of Cream. ~ William Ruhlmann Copyright © All Music Guide

CD Now
The principals may have regarded the famous Beano cover album merely as a representation of their live work, but this album had as much to do with the British invasion of America's musical dominance as the Beatles or the Stones. Mayall willingly assumed the mantle of father of British blues that he had taken from Alexis Korner. Clapton was a blues purist who discovered other demons to drive his ambition, even if he could only emulate originals such as Freddie King, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush and Jimi Hendrix. Some maintain that Clapton has never played as well again, notwithstanding his current godlike status. Mayall has pursued a less notable but satisfying career, confident that this early achievement can never be bettered - by anyone.

CD Tracks:
1. All Your Love - 3:35
2. Hideaway - 3:14
3. Little Girl - 2:33
4. Another Man - 1:44
5. Double Crossing Time - 3:00
6. What'd I Say - 4:26
7. Key To Love - 2:05
8. Parchman Farm - 2:21
9. Have You Heard - 5:54
10. Ramblin' On My Mind - 3:07
11. Steppin' Out - 2:27
12. It Ain't Right - 2:40

John Mayall - vocals, piano, organ, harmonica
Eric Clapton - vocals, guitar
John McVie - bass
Hughie Flint - drums
Alan Skidmore - tenor saxophone
John Almond - baritone saxophone
Dennis Healey - trumpet

Ultradiscs are mastered from the original master tapes using Mobile Fidelity's proprietary mastering technique, then plated with 24-karat gold and housed in a stress-resistant lift-lock jewel box.

Musician
"...Clapton blazes with a maturity beyond his years, and his tone pierces and rumbles with a freedom he's rarely evoked since....shows how even the greats can be elevated by the right rhythm section..."
Musician 4/95, p.76


Down Beat
4.5 Stars - Very Good/Excellent - "...Clapton displays enough control and buoyant enthusiasm in his playing to justify the scrawling of `Clapton is God' on London walls....Mayall, meantime, explores the upper range of his pale voice with urgency and conviction..."
Down Beat 8/95, p.55


Living Blues
"...Devoted to hard blues, John Mayall's Blues Breakers were the perfect launching pad for Clapton....The album sounds as startling today as it did back in `66, due in large part to MFSL's audiophile production..."
Living Blues 1-2/96, p.95

CD Tracks:
1. Looking Back 2:35
2. So Many Roads 4:44
3. Parchman Farm 2:21
4. Key To Love 2:05

"Edition Limitee"

CD1 Tracks:
1. Crawling Up A Hill
2. My Baby Is Sweeter
3. Crocodile Walk
4. Blues City Shakedown
5. I'm Your Witchdoctor
6. Telephone Blues
7. Bernard Jenkins
8. All Your Love
9. Double Crossing Time
10. Key To Love
11. Parchman Farm
12. Looking Back
13. So Many Roads
14. Sitting In The Rain
15. A Hard Road
16. Dust My Blues
17. The Supernatural
18. Another Kind Of Love
19. Leaping Christine
20. Burn Out Your Blind Eyes
    CD2 Tracks:
21. All My Life
22. Ridin' On The L & N
23. Eagle Eye
24. It Hurts Me Too
25. Double Trouble
26. Sonny Boy Blow
27. Broken Wings
28. Oh, Pretty Woman
29. The Death Of J. B. Lenoir
30. Man Of Stone
31. Checkin' On My Baby
32. Suspicions (Part One)
33. Jenny
34. Picture On The Wall
35. No Reply
36. She's Too Young
37. Sandy
38. Walking On Sunset
39. The Bear
40. Fly Tomorrow

John Mayall - vocals, guitar, 9-string guitar, piano, organ, harmonica
Eric Clapton, Bernie Watson, Roger Dean, Peter Green, Mick Taylor - guitar
Paul Butterfield - harmonica
Ray Warleigh - alto saxophone
Alan Skidmore, Nick Newell- tenor saxophone
Dick Heckstall-Smit- h tenor & soprano saxophones
Chris Mercer t- enor & baritone saxophone
John Almond, Rip Kant - baritone saxophone
Henry Lowther - trumpet, cornet, violin
Dennis Healy - trumpet
John McVie, Paul Williams, Tony Reeves, Steve Thompson - bass
Mick Fleetwood, Martin Hart, Hughie Flint, Keef Hartley, Jon Hiseman, Colin Allen - drums
Aynsley Dunbar - drums, percussion

CD Tracks:
1. Crawling Up A Hill (02:14)
2. Mr. James (02:48)
3. Heartache (live) (03:13)
4. Crocodile Walk (02:13)
5. Blues City Shakedown (02:18)
6. Lonely Years (03:16)
7. Bernard Jenkins (03:46)
8. All Your Love (03:32)
9. Parchman Farm (02:20)
10. Looking Back (02:34)
11. A Hard Road (03:06)
12. Eagle Eye (02:49)
13. Double Trouble (03:18)
14. Broken Wings (04:12)
15. The Death Of J.B. Lenoir (04:17)
16. Me & My Woman (03:57)
17. Suspicions (part 1) (02:44)
18. Picture On The Wall (03:01)
19. Miss James (02:28)
20. Start Walkin' (live) (08:21)

CD Tracks:
1. Bear Cat - Rufus Thomas
2. Just Like A Woman (Rockin' Twist) - B.B. King
3. Texas - The Electric Flag
4. Another Kinda Love - John Mayall's Bluesbreakers w/ Peter Green
5. Boogie Chillen - John Lee Hooker
6. Lookin' Good - Magic Sam
7. Carry My Business On - Houston Boines
8. Going Down - Freddie King
9. Double Crossing Time - John Mayall's Bluesbreakers w/ Eric Clapton
10. Long Distance Call - Muddy Waters
11. Reconsider Baby - Lowell Fulson
12. Okie Dokie Stomp - Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
13. Lucy Mae BLues - Frankie Lee Sims
14. Playgirl - Snooks Eaglin
15. Fallin' Rain - James Cotton Blues Band
16. Worried About My Baby - Howlin' Wolf
17. Vietcong Blues - Junior Wells Chicago Blues Band w/ Buddy Guy
18. Frosty - ALbert Collins

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CD Tracks:
1. Pride & Joy - Stevie Ray Vaughan
2. Mannish Boy - Muddy Waters
3. Black Magic Woman - Fleetwood Mac
4. Smokestack Lightnin' - Howlin' Wolf
5. Still Got The Blues (For You) - Gary Moore
6. Statesboro Blues - Taj Mahal
7. Walkin' To My Baby - The Fabulous Thunderbirds
8. Stormy Monday - Little Milton
9. Smoking Gun - Robert Cray
10. Papa Ain't Salty - T. Bone Walker
11. All Your Love - John Mayall's Blues Breakers (featuring Eric Clapton)
12. Just Your Fool - Little Walter
13. The Thrill Has Gone - B.B. King
14. I've Got Love If You Want It - John Hammond
15. Don't Start Me Talking - Sonny Boy Williamson
16. Calling Card - Rory Gallagher
17. Dimples - John Lee Hooker
18. I Think I Got The Blues - Sonny Terry/Johnny Winter/Willie Dixon
19. Walking By Myself - Jummy Rogers
20. A Fool For Your Stockings - ZZ Top

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