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DESCRIPTION:<p>\n	John Mayall is a pioneering English blues singer\, songwr
 iter\, guitarist\, keyboard player and harmonica player and is often refer
 red to as the &ldquo\;Father of the British blues.&rdquo\; His well-known 
 band is still called John Mayall &amp\; The Bluesbreakers and they started
  out in the late 1950s in England\, using Chicago style blues as a startin
 g basis for their sound\, which has evolved from album to album. And while
  at one point John Mayall was playing a fairly jazzy sound\, he has always
  come back to the blues.<br style='font-family:Arial\;font-size:18px\;line
 -height:20px\;background-color:rgb(227\,227\,227)\;' />\n	<br style='font-
 family:Arial\;font-size:18px\;line-height:20px\;background-color:rgb(227\,
 227\,227)\;' />\n	One of the interesting features of the Bluesbreakers is 
 that members have changed on a very regular basis\, and many have gone on 
 to well deserved fame and fortune with other bands and as solo acts. Past 
 members include: Eric Clapton\, and Jack Bruce\, (also of Cream)\, Peter G
 reen\, John McVie\, Mick Fleetwood\, and Mick Taylor\, (who went on to a f
 ive -year stint with the Stones.) The studio album recorded with Clapton\,
  entitled John Mayall &amp\; The Bluesbreakers\, was recorded in 1966\, an
 d is widely considered to be one of the great classic blues albums on eith
 er side of the stormy Atlantic. Cream came round right after.</p>\n\n\nPho
 ne: 8666666306\n\n20 Greenwoods Rd.\n20 Greenwoods Rd.\nNorfolk\, CT\n0605
 8\n\n
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LOCATION:Infinity Music Hall & Bistro
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SUMMARY:John Mayall
URL:http://www.infinityhall.com
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