Guide to British Music of the 1960s
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Singles (1960s)
- Crawling Up The Hill / Mr James (Decca F11900) (1964)
- Crocodile Walk / Blues City Shakedown (Decca F12120) (1965)
- I'm Your Witchdoctor / Telephone Blues (Immediate IM012) (22 September 1965)
- Lonely Years / Key To Love (Purdah 453502) (August 1966)
- Parchman Farm / Key To Love (Decca F12490) (September 1966)
- Looking Back / So Many Roads (Decca F12506) (1966)
- Sittin' in the Rain / Out of Reach (Decca F12545) (1967)
- Curly / Rubber Duck (Decca F12588) (April 1967)
- I'm Your Witchdoctor / Telephone Blues (IM051) (1967)
- Double Trouble / It Hurts Me Too (Decca F12621) (1967)
- Suspicions Part 1 / Suspicions Part 2 (Decca F12684) (1967)
- Picture of the Wall / Jenny (Decca F12732) (1968)
- No Reply / She's Too Young (Decca F12792) (1968)
- The Bear / 2401 (Decca F12846) (1968)
EPs (1960s)
- Broadcast 65 (Hideaway / Little Girl / Tears in My Eyes / Parchman Farm) (Limited edition for Record Store Day 2017) (REP09) (22 April 2017)
Albums (1960s)
- John Mayall Plays John Mayall (Decca) (Live December 1964)
-
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
With Eric
Clapton (Decca) (22 July 1966)
- A Hard Road (Decca) (17 February 1967)
- Crusade (Decca) (1967)
- The Blues Alone (Ace of Clubs) (1967)
- The Diary of a Band Volume 1 Live (Decca) (1968)
- The Diary of a Band Volume 2 Live (Decca) (1968)
- Bare Wires (Decca) (1968)
- Blues from Laurel Canyon (Decca) (1968)
-
Looking Back
Video/DVD
Notable Compilations
- Immediate Lets You In (Immediate IMLYIN 1) (1968)
-
Immediate Mod Boxed Set -
The R&B Scene - Crawling Up a Hill - A Journey Through the British Blues Boom 1966-1971 (Cherry Red CRSEGBOX068) (27 March 2020)
- Eddie Piller Presents British Mod Sounds of the 1960s (Edsel) (February 2022)
-
Having a Rave-Up (Grapefruit
CRSEG3BOX146) (July 2024)