With the extinction of the oldest blues heroes, it is time to honor the next generation. Like John Mayall, the elderly but still vital Briton who brought the blues to Europe via England in the 1960s. He mainly has the status of explorer, of and , among others , but has been making the stages unsafe for over 50 years with varying line-ups and still regularly releases albums. Like Find A Way To
… Care, a record that has nothing new to offer but is full of smeared Chicagoblues. Mayall still has a smooth voice and knows how to make a Hammond organ roar. His band follows him elementary swinging in a number of obscure covers and own compositions. Krasse knar Mayall breathes the blues with soul and inspiration. (MR)more
