John Mayall : Crusade (180Gv - Mono) LP (2012) - Sundazed

Record Collector (magazine): 4 stars out of 5 -- "'Driving Sideways' is Taylor's instrumental showcase and, like the rest of the album, it entertains effortlessly."

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Vinyl LP Details

Released: February 8, 2012
Originally Released: 2012
Label: Sundazed

Description by OLDIES.com:

Following the one-two punch of Bluesbreakers and A Hard Road, John Mayall cemented his status as blues-rock royalty with 1967's Crusade. Finding a promising protege in 18-year-old guitar prodigy Mick Taylor, Mayall and the soon-to-be Stone created the astonishing guitar work captured in these grooves. The album's fretboard frenzy was a career high point for both artists and remains a powerful influence on each successive generation of budding guitarists who rediscover it. Sourced from the magnificent-sounding original U.K. mono masters, this classic LP includes the complete original cover art.

Entertainment Reviews:

Down Beat - p.77

3 stars out of 5 -- "[I]t's clear the bandleader is emotionally invested in what he sings, especially his words to 'The Death of J.B. Lenoir' about the social-minded Chicago bluesman he had admired so much."

Living Blues - p.67

"For 1967's CRUSADE, Mick Taylor contributed a decidedly West Side Chicago, Buddy Guy/Otis Rush vibe on guitar."

Record Collector (magazine) - p.97

4 stars out of 5 -- "'Driving Sideways' is Taylor's instrumental showcase and, like the rest of the album, it entertains effortlessly."

Tracks:

1.Oh, Pretty Woman
2.Stand Back Baby
3.My Time After Awhile
4.Snowy Wood
5.Man of Stone
6.Tears In My Eyes
7.Driving Sideways
8.The Death of J. B. Lenoir
9.I Can't Quit You Baby
10.Streamline
11.Me and My Woman
12.Checking On My Baby