John Mayall's 'Nobody Told Me' Out Now!
Updated: Nov 16, 2021
John Mayall's latest release, Nobody Told Me, is out now and available for purchase.
Listen/Buy Here:
Nobody Told Me, the new studio album from Blues Hall of Fame member, John Mayall
boasts an impressive and diverse list of guest guitarists, all personal favorites of Mayall’s including Todd Rundgren, Little Steven Van Zandt of The E Street Band, Alex Lifeson from Rush, Joe Bonamassa, Larry McCray and Carolyn Wonderland who will be joining the band on tour. Also, on hand are Mayall’s dynamic Chicago rhythm section of Greg Rzab on bass guitar and Jay Davenport on drums, along with Billy Watts (Lucinda Williams) on rhythm guitar and Mayall’s regular horn section, moonlighting from their day job in The Late Show with Conan O’Brien’s house band.
The album was produced by Mayall and Forty Below Records founder Eric Corne at The Foo Fighters’ Studio 606 on the same legendary Sound City Neve console his one-time bandmates from Fleetwood Mac used to record parts of the best-selling Rumors album.
Great information about this album! For food lovers, checking Dave’s nutrition facts is also helpful for understanding calories, fats, and other nutritional details before ordering.
Absolutely loved your insights on “Nobody Told Me”! John Mayall’s ability to evolve while staying true to blues roots is inspiring. It’s fascinating how music can bridge generations—thanks for sharing this gem! 🎶 slope run
I absolutely love the raw energy in "Nobody Told Me"! John Mayall's ability to blend classic blues with modern influences really resonates. Speaking of hot games, it’s like finding an old favorite with fresh twists—both keep us engaged and excited!
fun games are such a great way to relax and have fun, with plenty of exciting and entertaining challenges to enjoy whenever you have some free time.
Los datos históricos permiten hacer comparaciones de manera más organizada. Para quienes sienten curiosidad por las cifras recurrentes, consultar números calientes puede aportar información adicional y ayudar a interpretar mejor los resultados anteriores.