Road Dogs

by John Mayall

Released: June 06, 2005

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The Album

The lineup includes Buddy Whittington on guitar, Hank Van Sickle on bass, and Joe Yuele on drums, with Mayall contributing vocals, keyboards, and harmonica. "Road Dogs" is a studio album by John Mayall with the Bluesbreakers, recorded in early 2005 and released on June 06 of that year. The album features a blend of blues styles including Chicago, Texas, and British blues rock.

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Road Dogs

"Road Dogs" is a studio album by John Mayall with the Bluesbreakers, recorded in early 2005 and released on June 06 of that year.

Burned Bridges

Tracks like "Road Dogs," "Burned Bridges," "Heartache Calling," and covers such as "Snake Eye" and "Kids Got the Blues" highlight the album's appeal to both longtime fans and new listeners discovering his music.

Snake Eye

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Critically acclaimed, "Road Dogs" showcases Mayall's prowess as a bandleader, singer, and harmonica player, offering a mix of original compositions and cover songs.

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"Road Dogs" is a studio album by John Mayall with the Bluesbreakers, recorded in early 2005 and released on June 06 of that year. It was produced by Mayall himself at his studio in Calabasas, California. The album features a blend of blues styles including Chicago, Texas, and British blues rock. The lineup includes Buddy Whittington on guitar, Hank Van Sickle on bass, and Joe Yuele on drums, with Mayall contributing vocals, keyboards, and harmonica.

Critically acclaimed, "Road Dogs" showcases Mayall's prowess as a bandleader, singer, and harmonica player, offering a mix of original compositions and cover songs. Tracks like "Road Dogs," "Burned Bridges," "Heartache Calling," and covers such as "Snake Eye" and "Kids Got the Blues" highlight the album's appeal to both longtime fans and new listeners discovering his music.