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2014 album from the godfather of British blues. As 2013 came to a close and with his 80th birthday mere weeks away, John Mayall quietly entered a North Hollywood Studio with his band, special guest C.J. Chenier and co-producer / engineer Eric Corne. He walked out with one of the finest and most personal records of his career. The aptly titled a SPECIAL LIFE serves as further testament to John's boundless talent, vitality and ever dynamic personality.
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1. Why Did You Go Last Night 2. Speak of the Devil 3. That's All Right 4. World Gone Crazy 5. Floodin' in California 6. Big Town Playboy 7. A Special Life 8. I Just Got to Know 9. Heartache 10. Like a Fool 11. Just a Memory
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