John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - A Hard Road FLAC

Tracklist

Credits

• Bass Guitar – John McVie
• Cover [Painting], Liner Notes, Sleeve [Design] – John Mayall
• Drums – Aynsley Dunbar
• Engineer – Gus Dudgeon
• Guitar [5 String] – John Mayall (tracks: B1, B5)
• Guitar [9 String] – John Mayall (tracks: B3, B7)
• Harmonica – John Mayall (tracks: A1, A3, A7, B2, B7)
• Lead Guitar – Peter Green
• Organ, Piano, Vocals – John Mayall
• Photography By [Back Cover] – John McVie
• Producer – Mike Vernon
• Reeds – Alan Skidmore, John Almond, Ray Warleigh
• Vocals – Peter Green (tracks: A3, B3)

• Bass Guitar – John McVie
• Drums – Aynsley Dunbar
• Engineer [Recording] – Gus Dudgeon
• Painting [Cover], Design [Sleeve], Liner Notes – John Mayall
• Photography By [Back Cover] – John McVie
• Producer – Mike Vernon
• Reeds – Alan Skidmore, John Almond, Ray Warleigh
• Vocals, Lead Guitar – Peter Green
• Vocals, Organ, Piano, Harmonica, Guitar [5 And 9 String] – John Mayall

• Bass Guitar – John McVie
• Cover [Painting], Liner Notes, Sleeve [Design] – John Mayall
• Drums – Aynsley Dunbar
• Engineer – Gus Dudgeon
• Guitar [5 String] – John Mayall (tracks: B1, B5)
• Guitar [9 String] – John Mayall (tracks: B3, B7)
• Harmonica – John Mayall (tracks: A1, A3, A7, B2, B7)
• Lead Guitar – Peter Green
• Organ, Piano, Vocals – John Mayall
• Photography By [Back Cover] – John McVie
• Producer – Mike Vernon
• Reeds – Alan Skidmore, John Almond, Ray Warleigh
• Vocals – Peter Green (tracks: A3, B3)

Notes

Released on a blue/silver ''unboxed'' Decca label. Laminated with 'Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited.

Recorded At West Hampstead Studios, London On October 11,12,19,24 And November 11, 1966.Released on a blue/silver ''boxed'' Decca label.

Recorded At West Hampstead Studios, London On October 11,12,19,24 And November 11, 1966.This version: silver labels with red-blue stripes on the top half only, Decca logo at 12 o'clock. Released in the mid-80s.
Originally released in 1967.

Similar to A Hard Road – from which differs for:
– no 'mono/stereo indicator' on the rear sleeve;
– variant rim text on the labels.

Album credited to:
‘John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers’ on front sleeve;
‘John Mayall’ on rear sleeve;
‘John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers’ on labels.

Recorded at West Hampstead Studios, October 11, 12, 19, 24 and November 11, 1966.

Printed in England by Robert Stace.

Publishers, as stated on the labels:
A1, A5, A7 : Getaway Songs
A2, A6, B2 to B5, B7 : Gunnell Music
A3 : Tollie Music
A4 : Lark Music
B1 : Sparta-Florida Music
B6 publisher is missing.UK, Blue / silver label unboxed stereo pressing without the Mono/Stereo hole indicator on the back top right of the jacket. Stereo text is printed in replacement in same location along with the catalogue number - also present on the front jacket (top left)

Issued in an original catalogue inner sleeve and jacket laminated with 'Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited. Jacket design by Robert Stace.

Grooved Blue & Silver (unboxed) Decca label with the "Full Frequency Stereophonic Sound" band stretching across the top label beneath the Decca logo and above the logo is the FFSS logo.

John Mayall notes are printed on the back of the jacket - noting 2 new members Peter Green & Ansley Dunbar.

Recorded At West Hampstead Studios, London On October 11,12,19,24 And November 11, 1966

Companies

• Recorded At – West Hampstead Studios
• Printed By – Robert Stace

• Copyright (c) – The Decca Record Company Limited
• Recorded At – West Hampstead Studios
• Printed By – Robert Stace
• Made By – The Decca Record Company Limited
• Published By – Gunnell Music
• Published By – Cobbs
• Published By – Peter Maurice
• Published By – Modern
• Published By – Sparta

• Printed By – Robert Stace
• Recorded At – West Hampstead Studios
• Lacquer Cut At – PRS Ltd.
• Pressed By – PRS Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – The Decca Record Company Limited
• Published By – Getaway Songs
• Published By – Gunnell Music
• Published By – Tollie Music
• Published By – Lark Music Ltd.
• Published By – Sparta-Florida Music