JOHN MAYALL The Blues Alone (1967 UK 12-track Mono compilation LP, front laminated picture sleeve with album notes courtesy of the late John Peel. The sleeve shows just a little general shelfwear with some minor discolouration to the non-laminated back, & the vinyl remains in nice condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for over fifty years ACL1243) more...
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JOHN MAYALL Blues From Laurel Canyon (Rare second issue 1968 UK red Decca unboxed logo label 12-track MONO vinyl LP, the first album from Mayall post-Bluesbreakers break-up featuring the talents of a young Mick Taylor and the legendary Peter Green. The front-laminated gatefold picture sleeve shows some light edgewear and a couple of areas of laminate creasing and lift along the spine, while the vinyl has some light spindle wear and surface scuffs, but none of the marks can be felt. more...
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JOHN MAYALL Blues From Laurel Canyon (Rare 1969 UK second issue Decca unboxed label 12-track stereo vinyl LP, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics printed inside & die cut mono/stereo hole on the back, with original blue-for-stereo inner. The sleeve shows only minor edgewear with some minor laminate creasing visible if held to the light. The label displays a small amount of spindle wear with the vinyl looking barely played. SKL4972) 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 From Laurel Canyon (Rare 1968 UK first press 12-track mono LP on the red Decca unboxed label with side indicators to the left hand side of the spindle hole, including the talents of a young Mick Taylor & the legendary Peter Green, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with no stereo/mono indicator hole on the back LK4972)
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JOHN MAYALL Looking Back (1969 UK 11-track MONO LP compilation on the red unboxed Decca label, housed in the original front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with the die-cut stereo/mono indicator hole on the back, the red poly lined inner . This is a superb one previous owner example. The sleeve is easily Excellent with merely the lightest paper scuff whilst the vinyl shows minimal signs of play LK5010) more...
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JOHN MAYALL & THE BLUESBREAKERS Blues Dimension (1969 Japanese 14-track deep groove stereo LP, repackaging the album 'A Hard Road', housed in a unique picture sleeve with Japanese album notes on the back & English lyric insert. The cover [VG+]has fantastic psychedelic colours with light foxing on the back panel, a common occurence with Japanese paper goods over time, & with all text legible. The vinyl grades VG+/EX- with the occasional hairline mark which has very little effect on more...
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JOHN MAYALL A Hard Road (1967 UK 14-track stereo vinyl LP on the blue 'unboxed' Decca logo 'ffss' label, front laminated picture sleeve with die-cut mono/stereo indicator on the back & matching blue inner. The sleeve shows just a little wear withjust a couple of laminate creases & lifting to the spine. The labels have a few spindle marks whilst the vinyl remains very clean with only a few light surface hairlines remains, overall remain a really nice excellent example for its forty fi more...
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JOHN MAYALL Looking Back (1969 first UK issue 9-track stereo LP on the unboxed Decca logo blue 'ffss' label, featuring tracks recorded with Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor & Peter Green, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with die-cut mono/stereo indicator on the back. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear with a bit of edge scuffing & the vinyl remains in superb condition with few signs of play SKL5010) more...
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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 The Diary Of A Band - Volume Two (1968 UK 6-track mono live LP on the red Decca 'ffrr' label with unboxed logo, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some light shelfwear, with a name annotation to the unlaminated back,whilst the vinyl has just a couple of light cosmetic marks visible upon close inspection. A nice EX copy of the mono version of this great album! LK4919) more...
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JOHN MAYALL Blues From Laurel Canyon (1968 UK first issue 12-track MONO vinyl LP, the first album from Mayall after the break up of The Bluesbreakers, featuring the talents of a young Mick Taylor and the legendary Peter Green as a guest, frontlaminated gatefold picture sleeve. Aside from a minor laminate imperfection to the reverse of the sleeve [most likely a result of the manufacturing process], the sleeve is superb, with clear, vivid colours, virtually no edgewear and a wonderfu 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 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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