Description
Recorded in Szeged, Hungary in 1985, John Mayall reclaims the "Bluesbreakers" name to highlight a quintet featuring two lead guitarists, Coco Montoya and Walter Trout, along with a rhythm section of Bobby Haynes (bass), and Joe Yuele (drums). The album was recorded in concert in Hungary in June 1985, and takes a fairly bluesy approach, with lots of space for the guitarists to shine, a format similar to that of The Bluesbreakers lineups of 1965-1968.
Tracks
1 Somebody's Acting Like a Child
2 Rolling with the Blues
3 The Laws Must Change
4 Parchman Farm
5 Have You Heard
6 Fly Tomorrow
7 Steppin' Out

• Format: Vinyl

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