John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers - Stormy Monday - 6/18/1982 - Capitol Theatre (Official)

John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers - Stormy Monday
Recorded Live: 6/18/1982 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJ
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Personnel:
John Mayall - vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica
Mick Taylor - lead guitar
John McVie - bass
Colin Allen - drums
Guests:
Albert King - vocals, lead guitar
Sippie Wallace - vocals
Buddy Guy - lead guitar
Junior Wells - vocals, harmonica
Hubert Sumlin - vocals
Etta James - vocals
Frank Dunbar (bass on Albert King's songs)
Summary:
This is a great show when Mayall reunited original 1960s-era Bluesbreakers Mick Taylor, John McVie (Fleetwood Mac bassist) and drummer Colin Allen. Its a goldmine for fans of Mick Taylor, who is all over this, and includes quite a roster of blues greats joining in, including a smokin hot appearance by Albert King.

[@hudsonfair5019]

Albert King the Immortal ! Mick Taylor !

[@leedee4968]

This is back in the day when it was as real as it could get🤩

[@joseangelhernaiz-cotrina3461]

Albert King and Mick Taylor are just sublime, a totally out of this world performance. Anyway we cannot forget John Mayall and the other fellas. All superb musicians at their best.

[@Undulator369]

Albert King is by far the best blues guitar player in ages. He stretches each note to the MAX!😎😎😎

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

I never got to see John Mayall live, but I did get to see Albert King in Milwaukee, Summerfest. He was so fantastic.

[@pkmatt3]

one of the best guitarists a true gift to the stones, here me knockin is so powerful

[@billcarter7381]

Albert and Mick, Incredible!!!

[@chriscampbell9191]

Mick Taylor's impeccable solo... Then Albert King rips into it, and then stops.... Great guitar performances. I like the way Mick just lobs off the slide when he's done, and continues on playing lead with his fingers. Always love seeing him play.

[@santosgarlato565]

They should be automatically in the rock n-roll hall of fame

[@marcolascaraky5044]

John Mayall, a banquet in blues for you, the only living blues grand father...

[@mariokasper]

Ich sage nur Wahnsinn pur !

[@casualobserver485]

Magnificent !!!

[@eduardoanibaldepose]

Mick Taylor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marcellobuonaiuto4484]

Amazing!!

[@petrucarp2512]

Beautiful music!

[@zebraxasscreamin5357]

Pure Class

[@jimdez11]

That Flying V never comes down.

[@jimmyrburns6820]

Hey,...what a cover.

[@danielgarcia8919]

Me Agrada El Blues

[@mariaclenircarneiroviana4970]

Muito bom

[@thierrylestrat2753]

Heureux spectateurs!!!!

[@teterouge1472]

Mick Taylor just sits down.... No drama.... Suit? Check... Guitar?... Check..... Stool?.... Check.....

[@willidaeppen8121]

Albert, the King of the Kings

[@stevemarino5745]

John Mayall, one of the best, if not the best, blues harmonica players ever born. Mick Taylor sounds super clean, but the "simpler", more cut to the bone playing of Albert King is a show stopper. Like Hendrix, he played left handed w/ a right handed guitar flipped over. Never used a pick either. I saw him at the New Orleans Jazz Fest one year and he was just great.

[@lungflogger9]

Stormy Monday was written by T-Bone Walker.

[@joseangelhernaiz-cotrina3461]

Totally correct. At least as far as I know.

[@blues2soul]

How could Albert King play with such big hands on such a small neck??

[@vincepetrovic8700]

That's why he was known as the Velvet Bulldozer :-D

[@jjh11]

3:00 6:30

[@rambler20111]

Mick Taylor ????

[@Stolehome66]

rambler20111 Yes it is!!!!

[@rambler20111]

Stolehome66 Thanks.

[@liczysiekasa]

i hate these three people on our planet who dont like the song

[@vlajkonarancic1596]

Albertovoj pratnji kapu do poda!
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