After more than fifty years in the music business, John Mayall still remains active and tireless in the blues scene, which has made him to be known as ‘The Godfather of British Blues’ From the time of The Bluesbreakers, which included musicians like Eric Clapton, Peter Green or Mick Taylor, Mayall has never stopped to love, investigate and innovate in the twelve-bars music A good number of albums prove his continuous evolution in blues, as probably no other musician has done up to date Now he comes back with a new album where he has not included Rocky Athas, his guitar player in recent years, You will find John Mayall on vocals, keyboards and harmonica, Greg Rzab on bass and Jay Davenport on drums This new trio format allows him to interact in a more active way and get a fluid communication with his two musicians and, in this way, create a repertoire of ten very dynamic songs, displayed in the usual style Mayall normally does Despite his age John Mayall keeps the same enthusiasm and strength than in the years of his legendary recordings The Turning Point, Looking Back, Blues Alone or Blues From Laurel Canyon and he even says he is excited with his next album he is now preparing that, once again, will include first class guitar players