VA - Crawling Up A Hill - A Journey Through The British Blues Boom 1966-71 (2020) 3CD

Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Crawling Up A Hill
Year Of Release: 1966-71/2020
Label (Catalog#) : Grapefruit
Country: UK
Genre: British Blues, Blues Rock, Electric Blues
Quality: FLAC (*tracks + .cue,log)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 03:49:42
Total Size: 1.23Gb

Info

By 1965, the British R&B boom was over. Cyril Davies was dead, Alexis Korner was employed as MD on a children’s TV show, and the legion of young acolytes the two men had inspired had drifted away from the blues and into mainstream pop stardom. The more “purist” individuals were out in the cold: Brian Jones was marginalised in the Stones by the emergence of the Jagger/Richards songwriting team, while Eric Clapton had stormed out of the most blueswailing Yardbirds in protest at their recording of winsome pop ditty ‘For Your Love’.

But things were about to change. In April 1966, club band John Mayall’s Blues Breakers – prominently featuring a still-simmering Clapton – recorded their debut studio album with the aid of producer Mike Vernon. Released in July, the LP was a huge, entirely unexpected success, reaching the UK Top Ten and remaining in the charts for an impressive 17 weeks.

Suddenly, an astonishing number of virtuoso young British (and Irish) blues guitarists, all of whom rejected the trappings of pop success as fervently as the young Eric, were inspired to form their own bands. In the wake of Clapton, his Yardbirds replacement Jeff Beck and Peter Green (Eric’s replacement in Mayall’s band after he’d split to form Cream) came the likes of Kim Simmonds, Jeremy Spencer, Stan Webb, Paul Kossoff, Alvin Lee, Clem Clempson, Rory Gallagher, Gary Moore and Mick Ronson. Within a year or two of Mayall’s unexpected breakthrough, the second wave of the British blues boom was in full, glorious bloom.

Featuring all of the above names, Crawling Up A Hill chronicles the development of the British blues scene during that relatively brief but halcyon period, covering both the electric blues bands (Mayall’s Blues Breakers, Fleetwood Mac, Chicken Shack, Savoy Brown, Ten Years After etc) and the acoustic country blues acts (Jo-Ann Kelly, Mike Cooper, Ian A. Anderson and others).

In addition, we feature a number of more obscure bands from the era, including Levee Camp Moan (responsible for two of the most feverishly-collected albums of the era), pre-Faces outfit Quiet Melon and The Zany Woodruff Operation, now receiving their first-ever public exposure.

Tracks:
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Disc 1
01 John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton - All Your Love
02 The Zany Woodruff Operation - Crawling Up a Hill
03 Anderson Jones Jackson - Louise
04 The Graham Bond Organisation - I Love You
05 The Yardbirds - I'm a Man (live)
06 The Spencer Davis Group - Don't Want You No More
07 Ten Years After - I Can't Keep from Crying, Sometimes
08 Duster Bennett - Jumping at Shadows (demo version)
09 The Deviants - Charlie
10 Jeff Beck - You Shook Me
11 Jo-Ann Kelly - Ain't Nothin' in Ramblin'
12 Fleetwood Mac - Love That Burns
13 Love Sculpture - Wang Dang Doodle
14 Alexis Korner - Operator (feat. Robert Plant)
15 The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band - Can Blue Men Sing the Whites
16 Dr. K's Blues Band - Walking
17 Shakey Vick - Little Woman You're So Sweet
18 The Climax Chicago Blues Band - A Stranger in Your Town
19 Downliners Sect - Lord of the Rings

Disc 2
01 Free - Sweet Tooth
02 Mike Cooper - Death Letter
03 Taste - Blister on the Moon
04 Levee Camp Moan - I Just Can't Keep from Crying
05 Sam Apple Pie - Sometime Girl
06 John Dummer Blues Band - Skin Game (alternative version)
07 Quiet Melon - Diamond Joe
08 Killing Floor - Nobody by My Side
09 Blodwyn Pig - Dear Jill (live)
10 Icarus - There's an Easy and a Hard Way of Living
11 Chicken Shack - Tears in the Wind
12 Bakerloo - Bring It on Home
13 Jaklin - The Same for You
14 Frozen Tear - Train Comes, Train Goes
15 The Rats - Telephone Blues (aka Talk to Me Baby)
16 Angel Pavement - Madison Blues
17 Christine Perfect - It's You I Miss
18 Medicine Head - This Love of Old
19 Jasper - Baby Please Don't Go

Disc 3
01 The Liverpool Scene - I've Got Those Fleetwood Mac Chicken Shack John Mayall Can't Fail Blues
02 Brunning Sunflower Blues Band - Ride with Your Daddy Tonight (feat. Peter Green)
03 Red Dirt - Time to Move
04 Savoy Brown - A Hard Way to Go (live)
05 Jeremy Spencer - Mean Blues
06 Black Cat Bones - Chauffeur
07 Siren - Gardener Man
08 Blue Blood - Dupree Blues
09 Steamhammer - Passing Through
10 Stone the Crows - Raining in Your Heart
11 The Edgar Broughton Band - Old Gopher
12 Stack Waddy - Roadrunner
13 Heavy Jelly - Take Me Down to the Water
14 Skid Row - The Man Who Never Was
15 Brett Marvin & The Thunderbolts - Take Your Money
16 Mungo Jerry - The Sun Is Shining
17 Linda Hoyle - Backlash Blues
18 Status Quo - Railroad

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