Released in 1971, "Back to the Roots" saw Mayall enlist a cast of blues legends, including Albert King and Freddie King, to join him on this double LP.
- The album features a guest appearance from the legendary Albert King on guitar, as well as contributions from fellow blues masters Freddie King and Clara May.
- The 1971 double LP was recorded in Los Angeles and featured a loose, jam-like atmosphere.
- Upon release, "Back to the Roots" charted at number 112 on the Billboard 200.
John Mayall is a British blues singer-songwriter and guitarist, considered one of the most important blues artists of the 1960s. "Back to the Roots" found Mayall returning to a more stripped-down, blues-focused sound after a period of experimentation.
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