THE JOHN DUMMER BLUES BAND
''CABAL''
1969
44:13
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1 I Need Love 02:39 (Dave Kelly)
2 Just A Feeling 02:52 (Walter Jacobs)
3 No Chance With You 03:11 (Dave Kelly)
4 Young Fashioned Ways 03:11 (Willie Dixon)
5 Sitting And Thinking 04:01 (McKinley Morganfield)
6 Low Down Santa Fe 05:39 (Jo-Anne Kelly)
7 When You Got A Good Friend 03:27 (Tony McPhee)
8 Welfare Blues 04:10 (Timpson)
9 Hound Dog 03:01 (Otis)
10 Blue Guitar 05:46 (Earl Hooker)
11 After Hours 02:36 (Hal Paige)
12 Daddy Please Don't Cry 03:36 (Eddie Kirkland)
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Jo-Anne Kelly/Vocals On 3, 12
Keith Tillman/Bass Guitar On 1, 2, 5, 7, 9
Thumper Thompson//Bass Guitar
John Dummer/Drums
Dave Kelly/Guitar, Vocals
T.S. McPhee/Guitar, Vocals
John O'Leary/Harmonica
Steve Miller/Piano
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
This UK band came into being in 1965, evolving from the Muskrats and the Grebbells, and lasted until the early 70s, surviving numerous personnel changes. The line-up included prominent British blues artists such as pianist Bob Hall, guitarist Dave Kelly and his sister Jo Ann Kelly, Mike Cooper, and Tony McPhee. The band backed touring American artists John Lee Hooker and Howlin’ Wolf, and recorded albums for Mercury and Vertigo between 1969 and 1973. Drummer John Dummer went on to work with English pop vocal group Darts in the mid-70s. In recent years all Dummer’s albums have become much sought after items in the collectors’ market and currently carry very high prices.
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''CABAL''
1969
44:13
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1 I Need Love 02:39 (Dave Kelly)
2 Just A Feeling 02:52 (Walter Jacobs)
3 No Chance With You 03:11 (Dave Kelly)
4 Young Fashioned Ways 03:11 (Willie Dixon)
5 Sitting And Thinking 04:01 (McKinley Morganfield)
6 Low Down Santa Fe 05:39 (Jo-Anne Kelly)
7 When You Got A Good Friend 03:27 (Tony McPhee)
8 Welfare Blues 04:10 (Timpson)
9 Hound Dog 03:01 (Otis)
10 Blue Guitar 05:46 (Earl Hooker)
11 After Hours 02:36 (Hal Paige)
12 Daddy Please Don't Cry 03:36 (Eddie Kirkland)
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Jo-Anne Kelly/Vocals On 3, 12
Keith Tillman/Bass Guitar On 1, 2, 5, 7, 9
Thumper Thompson//Bass Guitar
John Dummer/Drums
Dave Kelly/Guitar, Vocals
T.S. McPhee/Guitar, Vocals
John O'Leary/Harmonica
Steve Miller/Piano
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
This UK band came into being in 1965, evolving from the Muskrats and the Grebbells, and lasted until the early 70s, surviving numerous personnel changes. The line-up included prominent British blues artists such as pianist Bob Hall, guitarist Dave Kelly and his sister Jo Ann Kelly, Mike Cooper, and Tony McPhee. The band backed touring American artists John Lee Hooker and Howlin’ Wolf, and recorded albums for Mercury and Vertigo between 1969 and 1973. Drummer John Dummer went on to work with English pop vocal group Darts in the mid-70s. In recent years all Dummer’s albums have become much sought after items in the collectors’ market and currently carry very high prices.
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WIKIPEDIA
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1 comment :
hey oldrocker...
i wanted to thank you for introducing me to john dummer and his variously named bands. i recall hearing a track from him on some sampler many years ago, but i never followed through. now i have, thanks to you. while it's not peter green's fleetwood mac, john and his group nevertheless delivered some pretty damn good electric british blues. my appreciation.
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