John Mayall - Tough FLAC

John Mayall Eagle Records Electric Blues 2009

Genre:	Blues
Performer:	John Mayall
Title:	Tough
Style:	Electric Blues
Date of release:	2009
Label:	Eagle Records
Catalog Number:	201631
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	1240 mb
MP3 album size:	2834 mb

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Tracklist

1	Tough Times Ahead	7:18
2	Train To My Heart	4:33
3	Just What You're Looking For	4:23
4	Nothing To Do With Love	5:56
5	Playing With A Losing Hand	4:08
6	Slow Train To Nowhere	4:27
7	How Far Down	5:05
8	That Good Old Rockin' Blues	4:55
9	Numbers Down	3:59
10	The Sum Of Something	5:31
11	An Eye For An Eye	4:35

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MOVLP197	John Mayall	Tough ‎(LP, Album, RE, 180)	Music On Vinyl	MOVLP197	Europe	2010
EAGCD405, GAS 0000405 EAG	John Mayall	Tough ‎(CD, Album)	Eagle Records, Eagle Records	EAGCD405, GAS 0000405 EAG	Germany	2009
EAGCD405, GAS 0000405 EAG	John Mayall	Tough ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Eagle Records , Eagle Records	EAGCD405, GAS 0000405 EAG	Russia	2009
EAGCD405	John Mayall	Tough ‎(CD, Album)	ООО "Союз Мьюзик"	EAGCD405	Russia	2009
ST2EA250	John Mayall	Tough ‎(CD, Album)	ST2 Records, Eagle Records	ST2EA250	Brazil	2009

Credits

Backing Vocals – Maggie Mayall
Bass – Greg Rzab
Drums – Jay Davenport
Engineer – Michael Aarvold
Guitar – Rocky Athas
Piano, Organ – Tom Canning
Producer, Vocals, Harmonica, Organ, Piano, Guitar [12 Strings, 6 Strings] – John Mayall

Notes

Recorded And Mixed At LAFX, North Hollywood, California Between the 21st and 30th of March 2009.

Barcodes

Barcode: 8 26992 01631 3

Ximathewi

I saw John Mayall on his tour in the UK just before 'Tough' was released with his brand new band (and I mean new 'cos he told us). I had previously seen him touring with the Bluesbreakers featuring Buddy Whittington, who I thought blended in perfectly adding a harder touch of Texas style blues guitar complimenting the normal 'Mayall' style. This new band (but keeping Tom Canning on keyboards), to my view, seemed to have that little something that was missing and was overall disappointing. This album now proves that the band has gelled and to my relief is Mayall back to leading very good musicians that he has moulded and improved. After all he's not called the 'Godfather of Blues' and been the awreded the O.B.E. for nothing. The man can seemingly do no wrong. Roll on the next album.