The best album by John Mayall

During a recording career of more than four decades, John Mayall has released over 50 albums and several compilations. The standard of his work was so extraordinarily high and constant that the appointment of the best albums of John Mayall's almost impossible.

These include the production of publications and helped introduce the blues to the general public, his albums have a platform that has launched many new artists who went on to become icons of the music industry and set new standardsMusicality that the "benchmark" would be for the future. Taking into account all these factors, as well as selecting the "best" music was not easy, and I have three albums that represent the different stages of Mayall's career. Here is my selection.

The Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton
This album in 1965, perhaps the most influential blues albums of all time. He continued the trend of conversion of blues standards that dominate the music industry for years to come andThe adoption of a new approach to the guitar that inspired all future electric guitar player would. Perhaps the most important tracks are "Steppin Out" and "All your love, I miss loving"

Turning Point
Published in 1969, has marked this album is a radical departure from the style of his previous albums. Mostly acoustic, low noise and a lot more work earlier, "relaxed" are the key pieces (now Anthem) "Room To Move" and California.

Stories
In 1982 John had a reunion tour thisled the reform Bluesbreakers, but with a modern approach. "Stories" was published in 2002 and is probably the best collection of music on an album of 60 John's masterpiece. The album John Mayall latest version of its interpretation of the life of blues music.

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