Crusade [Bonus Tracks] John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers

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CD - Remastered / Bonus Tracks

  • Release Date: 08/07/2007
  • Original Release: 1967
  • Sales Rank: 49,396
  • Label: UNIVERSAL UK
  • UPC: 602498421758

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Crusade [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENOh Pretty Woman 3:34
2LISTENStand Back Baby 1:45
3LISTENMy Time After a While 5:09
4LISTENSnowy Wood 3:37
5LISTENMan of Stone 2:26
6LISTENTears in My Eyes 4:16
7LISTENDriving Sideways 3:58
8LISTENThe Death of J.B. Lenoir 4:24
9LISTENI Can't Quit You Baby 4:31
10LISTENStreamline 3:15
11LISTENMe and My Woman 4:01
12LISTENCheckin' Up on My Baby 3:59
13LISTENCurly Bonus Track 3:25
14LISTENRubber Duck Bonus Track 3:47
15LISTENGreeny Bonus Track 3:55
16LISTENMissing You Bonus Track 1:58
17LISTENPlease Don't Tell Bonus Track 2:28
18LISTENYour Funeral, My Trial Bonus Track 3:56
19LISTENDouble Trouble Bonus Track 3:22
20LISTENIt Hurts Me Too Bonus Track 2:55
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Editorial Reviews

The final album of an (unintentional) trilogy, Crusade is most notable for the appearance of a very young, pre-Rolling Stones Mick Taylor on lead guitar. Taylor's performance is indeed the highlight, just as Eric Clapton and Peter Green's playing was on the previous album. The centerpiece of the album is a beautiful instrumental by Taylor titled "Snowy Wood," which, while wholly original, seems to combine both Green and Clapton's influence with great style and sensibility. The rest of the record, while very enjoyable, is standard blues-rock fare of the day, but somewhat behind the then-progressive flavor of 1967. Mayall, while being one of the great bandleaders of London, simply wasn't really the frontman that the group needed so desperately, especially then. Nevertheless, Crusade is important listening for Mick Taylor aficionados. [The 2007 UMVD import edition includes bonus tracks.] Matthew Greenwald, All Music Guide

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