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Contents Introduction Later, he also played in Canned Heat and John Mayall's band. Harvey Mandel, a unique guitarist who was rumored to be a candidate to join the Rolling Stones as a replacement for Mick Taylor and who also made a guest appearance on the album "Black and Blue," explores the charm of his experimental guitar work! Media Reviews and More Later, he also played in Canned Heat and John Mayall's band. Harvey Mandel, a unique guitarist who was rumored to be a candidate to join the Rolling Stones as a replacement for Mick Taylor and who also made a guest appearance on the album "Black and Blue," explores the charm of his experimental guitar work! This album is his third solo album (released in 1969), released after he joined Canned Heat as the replacement for Henry Vestein and after performing at Woodstock. It is a more rock-oriented work than the previous two, and features full participation from Larry Taylor of Canned Heat. After the release of this album, he left Canned Heat and joined John Mayall. He came to Japan as a backing member for John Mayall. (C)RS
About the Artist: After joining Canned Heat as the replacement for Henry Vestein, he released his third solo album (released in 1969) after performing at Woodstock. This album has a stronger rock feel than his previous two, and features full participation from Larry Taylor of Canned Heat. After the release of this album, he left Canned Heat and joined John Mayall. He then came to Japan as a backing member for John Mayall. Paper sleeve packaging based on the US LP release. Includes Japanese liner notes. DSD mastering. 2019 24-bit remaster.