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Crawling Up a Hill
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I Wanna Teach You Everything (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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When I'm Gone (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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I Need Your Love (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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The Hoot Owl (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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R. ; B. Time (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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Crocodile Walk (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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What's the Matter with You (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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Doreen (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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Runaway (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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Heartache (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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Chicago Line (Live at Klooks Kleek)
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All Your Love
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Hideaway
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Little Girl
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Another Man
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Double Crossing Time
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What'd I Say
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Key to Love
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Parchman Farm
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Have You Heard
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Ramblin' on My Mind
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Steppin' Out
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It Ain't Right
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A Hard Road
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It's Over
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You Don't Love Me
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The Stumble
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Another Kinda Love
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Hit the Highway
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Leaping Christine
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Dust My Blues
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There's Always Work
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The Same Way
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The Supernatural
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Top of the Hill
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Someday After a While (You'll Be Sorry)
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Living Alone
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Oh, Pretty Woman
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Stand Back Baby
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My Time After Awhile
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Snowy Wood
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Man of Stone
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Tears in My Eyes
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Driving Sideways
46
The Death of J.B. Lenoir
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I Can't Quit You Baby
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Streamline
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Me and My Woman
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Checkin' Up on My Baby
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John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
Guitar Heroes: The Decca Years 1965-1967 (Box)
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
'Guitar Heroes: The Decca Years 1965-1967' captures the moment John Mayall's The Bluesbreakers became the proving ground for a generation of legendary guitarists. Across four seminal albums, from the raw, live energy of Klooks Kleek through the groundbreaking Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton, this set documents the birth of British blues-rock. Featuring Eric Clapton (Cream), Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac) and Mick Taylor (The Rolling Stones), these recordings laid the foundations for some of the most important bands in rock history. The package includes a new extended essay documenting the lineage of these guitarists and their influence, alongside a visual family tree tracing their progression into Cream, Fleetwood Mac and The Rolling Stones.
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