It goes doinky doinky doinky doinky diddly dah dah. Repeat.

Adios ...... Otro grande que nos deja sin recordarmos que lo seguimos escuchando en equipo de música ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Gee , where's Mick ?

I recall a tour of John and Mick in the 1980s. It was a small venue where the stage had steps that went down to the floor. We had first row center. Resting our legs on the bottom step, relaxing and enjoying the show... It was out-a-sight!

Wasnt he brilliant! Isn't his music fabulous! What brilliant albums he made. That's all I know.....✌

Un grand guitariste 🎸 une perte immense. RIP John Mayall.

Peace Love Cool

The less Letters...the Better...IF you know

Sigo a J.Mayall y sus grupos, desde que tenia 19 años. Mucha gratitud. Tambien he podido oirle en directo en tres acasiones. Siempre autentico. El canto " i got my blues, something that's my own". Para siempre

where's Taylor I can here him ripping

Unknown drummer to me...

I'd love to see John's classic recordings get more attention..I wish I had a copy of Bare Wires on vinyl or any worthy format. His music has remained a constant inspiration. He proved just how versatile the blues could and should be! What a brilliant artist. The essence of underrated. His bands especially this period with Mick and crew was absolutely stellar! Walkin' on Sunset!! What a gem. A shame he lost his Laurel Canyon home to fire. One of those palaces of legend and notoriety!

RIP passionate man.

RIP. Although far less well-known than many of the musicians whose careers he started and advanced, he was a giant.

I am from Denmark where I seen John two times playing smaller places..yeah he could handle the mouthharp in his all own style, Room to move. We all need Rome to move dont we. Sleep well John

Sadly don’t see a second of Mick. Rip John

Dare I say that it sounds similar to Canned Heat or is that the other way around?

I think it helps if you smoke some funny cigarettes and look deeply and seriously into space.

Got to see him for free in Houston around 1970 in the Heights. About 25 people in the audience.

He had that rare kind of voice, one that can go effortlessly high. A great talent scout, as well as a musician.

Vale, and thank you,John Mayall. Yes your LP live , is here with me in Australia, I bought it in the record's shop at Acoyte and Rivadavia in 1970 in Argentina.

Mighty fine.

❤ Busquen en KZbin @delyrarock si les gusta la música 🎵

Thank you.

... Now i know where Canned Heat came up with their "Sound"

🤩Well that will stir your soul right on up👏🙌

You don't know what you've got...till it's gone..!!...Bless You John Mayall...Blues guitar players like me..owe you so much....!!!!!!!

I wouldn’t argue with you. Though I’d question your spelling of definitely. But one of the greatest tracks anywhere, anytime is ‘Telephone Blues’ with John on vocals and Eric on guitar.

Saw him in ‘73, Capitol Theatre in Montréal, on the ‘’JazzBlues Fusion” tour. Guitarist: The Amazing Freddie Robinson. Most excellent show!

Without detracting from his musical ability and as a catalyst he had a pretty awful voice

Aw Man

fuck the director, the swans don't play solos!

God I HATE rock/pop camera work from th 60s and 70s. Point the camera at the #@@%$! musicians and save your 'creativity' for your watercolors at home.

Descanse en pau u dels imprescindibles.

one of the best

A shame the director didn’t know there was a future Rolling Stone in the band 🤪

Great Band, even Dick Heckstall Smith on Saxophones😊!!!

When I see vintage Orange and SG I don't care who plays it, it always sounds great! RIP John, what a life and carreer you had

RIP John true bluesman

god, he's so bad his singing is not an asset "band leader" is his correct title, cause he's ain't there, here

I simply cannot imagine being content to spend 60 years playing slight variations of the same chord sequence.

Un excelente blues bien interpretado, con calidad. Se nota como influyó en su manera de cantar a Jack Bruce y Eric Clapton.

plus Stephen Thompson (bass), Colin Allen (drums), and Dick Heckstall-Smith (saxophone)

Perda irreparável na música. Descanse em paz, grande mestre!

I saw John Mayall and the Blues Breakers at the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach in the 60's. Rocked Out ! :O)

RIP John Mayall

Rip John

White folks took the blues to a whole other level.

Imágenes en blanco y negro de música sofisticada, hecha y oída por gente sofisticada. Grande Mr. Mayall. Su paso por este mundo no pasó desapercibido.

I bet the guy who directed this show could never have guessed that here would come a time when people would become very annoyed at the irrelevant and pointless footage of boats and swans interrupting the actual music. RIP old man.