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BLUES NEWS

TOUR NEWS

Please check the TOUR PAGE for dates coming this Spring and Summer in U.S. and Europe. John Mayall has 4 dates with B.B. King starting June 24 and more UK/European dates to follow. Venues TBA soon.

WEBSITE NEWS

Check out the Listen To This! page, featuring 14 music clips of John Mayall's long and prolific creative output. With 56 official album releases (as of 2007).

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IN THE PALACE OF THE KING

John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
much-anticipated new album:
"IN THE PALACE OF THE KING" is out!

The album honors and pays tribute to the music of the John Mayall's long-time hero of the blues, Freddie King. It was released April 16, 2007 on Eagle Records. For more information, check out our Merchandise page.

FANMAIL

A former feature of JohnMayall.com is back! Check out our Fanmail page, where you can leave a comment for John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers instantly! We've kept the "Frequently Asked Questions" page, for those nagging questions that we got tired of answering over and over. We thank you for all your support over the years.

MERCHANDISE NEWS

Our Merchandise page has also been revamped, too. You can now hear short clips of some of the tracks on new nifty popup jukeboxes! We try to carry the latest CD's available. In addition, we carry exclusive designs for other merchandise and collectibles. Check out this and our new Tour Tshirt design "In The Palace Of The King" on our Merchandise page!

THE STORY OF OUR LOGO


The original 1970 logo
design by John Mayall

The JohnMayall.Com logo was taken from an original design by John Mayall. This logo, for a short-lived label called "Crusade Records", is on a very rare album, "J.B. Lenoir", that John Mayall assembled for Polygram and includes recordings by Lenoir in Germany as well as interviews with his widow.

IN MEMORIAM

We sadly mourn the loss of Steve Thompson and Jeff Healey this year. Bass player Steve Thompson, an early Bluesbreaker, died early this year of complications from a lung infection. Guitar player Jeff Healey, who was featured on 2001's "Along For The Ride" album, passed away in March from leukemia.

Everything on this website is posted with John Mayall's personal input and approval.

Long Live The Blues.
- JohnMayall.com


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