JOHN MAYALL Blues Breakers (Rare 1969 UK Second Stereo issue of the 1966 12-track vinyl LP on the second variant blue unboxed Decca logo 'ffss' label, front laminated pinched spine picture sleeve printed by MacNeil Press in London withthe Mono/Stereo die-cut indicator & correct blue poly lined company inner SKL4804)
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JOHN MAYALL & ERIC CLAPTON Blues Breakers (1969 UK stereo issue of the 1966 12-track vinyl LP on a blue Decca unboxed label with -1W matrices stamped in the run-out groove, also including John McVie on bass, Alan Skidmore on tenor sax and Hughie Flint on drums, issued in the front-laminated picture sleeve with Mono / Stereo indicator hole on the back SKL4804)
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JOHN MAYALL Blues From Laurel Canyon (1968 UK first issue 12-track stereo LP, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics inside & WITHOUT die cut mono/stereo hole on the back. This is probably the John Mayall equivalent of a black& gold Please Please Me as it would have had mere weeks in the shops before being replaced with the normal 'first'. How many were produced, we don't know, but in thirty plus years of trading we have not seen many at all SKL4972)
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JOHN MAYALL With ERIC CLAPTON Blues Breakers (1966 UK first issue 12-track mono vinyl LP on the deep groove red unboxed Decca label with bracketed upside down matrices above the catalogue number on the labels & 1966 at the bottom, front laminated 'Beano' sleeve without the mono / stereo die-cut indicator on the back. The sleeve on this copy is graded VG with a residual sticker mark to the unlaminated reverse and general wear, mainly to the edges, whilst the vinyl is graded VG as th more...
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JOHN MAYALL With ERIC CLAPTON Blues Breakers (Rare 1966 UK first issue 12-track Mono LP on the second variant deep groove red 'unboxed' Decca logo labels, with 'BIEM' & 'NCB' boxes on the same line on the left side with 'M.C.P.S.' belo & matrix number printed upside down above the catalogue number, front laminated pinched spine picture sleeve LK4804)
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JOHN MAYALL Blues Breakers (Rare 1969 UK first STEREO issue of the 1966 12-track LP on the blue unboxed Decca logo 'ffss' label, front laminated pinched spine picture sleeve printed by MacNeil Press in London without the Mono/Stereo die-cut indicator & clearly printed with 'Stereo' text SKL4804)
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JOHN MAYALL with ERIC CLAPTON Blues Breakers (Rare 1966 UK first issue 12-track mono LP, on the deep groove unboxed red Decca logo label with upside down matrix number above the catalogue number print on the label, housed in the original front laminated 'Beano' picture sleeve without the mono/stereo die-cut indicator on the back. But that is not all, we are also including a copy of the very rare original May 1966 Beano comic number 1242, the same that Eric is reading on the front cove more...
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JOHN MAYALL Blues Breakers (1966 UK first issue 12-track mono LP on the deep groove red unboxed Decca label with bracketed upside down matrices above the catalogue number on the labels, complete with the front laminated flipback 'Beano' sleevewithout the mono/stereo die-cut indicator on the back. The delicate sleeve is graded VG primarily due to the previous owners name written on the reverse, otherwise it shows just a little medium discolouring and light shelfwear. The vinyl too has more...
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JOHN MAYALL Blues From Laurel Canyon (1968 UK first issue 12-track stereo LP, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics inside & WITHOUT die cut mono/stereo hole. This would have had mere weeks in the shops before being replaced with the normal 'first'. How many were produced, we don't know, but in thirty plus years of trading we've only ever seen one before SKL4972)
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JOHN MAYALL WITH ERIC CLAPTON Blues Breakers (Rare 1969 UK first STEREO issue of the 1966 12-track LP on the blue unboxed Decca logo 'ffss' label, front laminated pinched spine picture sleeve printed by MacNeil Press in London without the Mono/Stereo die-cut indicator & clearly printed with 'Stereo' text SKL4804)
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