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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JOHN MAYALL Blues From Laurel Canyon (1968 UK first batch press label variant 12-track stereo vinyl LP, on the unboxed Decca label with J/T tax code at the bottom. The front laminated gatefold sleeve has the lyrics printed inside & is WITHOUT the die cut mono/stereo hole. The spine is clearly marked 'stereo', where the later pressed punch hole sleeves were dual purpose [red bordered inner for mono, blue bordered inner for stereo]. See 'more info' for condition... SKL4972) more...
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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 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, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve LK4972)
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JOHN MAYALL Blues From Laurel Canyon (VERY RARE 1968 UK first issue 12-track MONO vinyl LP, featuring the talents of a young Mick Taylor and the legendary Peter Green, superb front laminated gatefold picture sleeve WITHOUT Mono/Stereo hole on the back - Much rarer than its stereo counterpart & this copy is as good as it gets LK4972)
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JOHN MAYALL Blues From Laurel Canyon (1968 German first issue 12-track stereo LP, with 'Royal Sound' & 'Bestell Nr' credits on labels, unique green spined front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics inside & internal folder for the vinyl. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear and the vinyl remains near 'as new' with few sigsn of play SLK16573-P) more...
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JOHN MAYALL Blues From Laurel Canyon (1968 UK first press 12-track mono LP on the red Decca unboxed label, the first album from Mayall post-Bluesbreakers break-up, featuring the talents of a young Mick Taylor & the legendary Peter Green. The gatefold picture sleeve is front laminated with no stereo/mono indicator hole on the back. The cover appears Very Good with no writing & the panels are nice & sturdy. The vinyl grades G+/VG- on visual inspection but plays more to an Excellent stan 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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