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| Awsome
the best blues album for anyone searching for the begining of rock-blues.
By dennisbr (Kent,OH,USA) 
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| the bible of electric blues guitar
The most influential music for the electric blues guitarist,Eric Clapton broke into uncharted territory with his work on this LP. The importance of this recording to rock music cannot be over estimated.
By vaughjo8 (newport news va)
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| Superb
This is one of the seminal LP's from the 1960's; along with Fresh Cream, Truth (Jeff Beck), Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, and Pet Sounds. This is Clapton at his best; there may be better LP's from other axe men; but not many!
By dejayel_2008 (Tyler, MN, USA)
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| Good but overrated.
This one sounded more to me like folk and rock when it was released and sounds the same to me now. With all due respect to the "Clapton is god" group, what Clapton attempts here was not new, but rather greatly influenced by other guitarists who came before. I would much more highly recommend Magic Sam's Westside Soul, either of the first 2 Butterfield Blues releases (Michael Bloomfield), many of Albert King's recordings and, for that matter, recordings by the next Mayall guitarist, the best British player - Peter Green! Want to hear real blues? Pick up Fathers And Sons with Muddy Waters, Michael Bloomfield, Paul Butterfield, Otis Spann et. al.
By woodop (Denver, Colorado)
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| As if it was recorded yesterday
Withstands the test of time very well. Still the penultimate blues/rock album any of it's type will be measured against. The word groundbreaking doesn't do it justice and it was truly Clapton's "breakout" album. A previous reviewer accurately points out how Mayall, for perhaps the first and only time in his career takes a "backseat" to Clapton's axe. Every rock/blues bar band, knowlingly or not has taken a page for this repetoire.
By Lee (Portland Oregon)
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