9 Replies to “ Thinking Of My Woman - John Mayall - Empty Rooms (CD, Album) ”

1. I dedicate this album to Nancy and the start of something good. Johnny Almond courtesy Decca Records Larry Taylor guest courtesy Liberty Records A John Mayall Production Every person who ever felt loneliness must know the feeling of an empty room-and it is painfully noticeable that the sixties have created a society of lonely people/5(19).

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2. May 31,  · From there, “Empty Rooms” is one of my favorite albums of all time. It’s played low key, ashtrays overflowing with half smoked cigarettes, heavy curtains tightly drawn to keep out the day and set the mood. All of the songs sound as if they could have been written while sitting around a hotel room, whiling away the idle hours/5(23).

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3. Written and recorded during , while the tunes, "California" and "Room To Move" were staples of FM Radio, this new work became "Empty Rooms". John, was missing his new favorite place Los Angeles, Ca. and a new lady in his Life Nancy T. And that shows up in his writing here/5(35).

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4. Label: Aziя Records - AZCD ,Private Area - SV • Format: CD Album, Unofficial Release • Country: Russia • Genre: Rock • Style: Blues Rock, Classic Rock John Mayall - Empty Rooms (, CD) | Discogs.

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5. Label: Polydor - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Blues • Style: Blues Rock John Mayall - Empty Rooms (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore/5(47).

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6. May 31,  · From there, “Empty Rooms” is one of my favorite albums of all time. It’s played low key, ashtrays overflowing with half smoked cigarettes, heavy curtains tightly drawn to keep out the day and set the mood. All of the songs sound as if they could have been written while sitting around a hotel room, whiling away the idle hours/5().

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7. Written and recorded during , while the tunes, "California" and "Room To Move" were staples of FM Radio, this new work became "Empty Rooms". John, was missing his new favorite place Los Angeles, Ca. and a new lady in his Life Nancy T/5(42).

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8. This was John Mayall's studio-recorded follow-up to the live The Turning Point, featuring the same drumless quartet of himself, guitarist Jon Mark, reed player Johnny Almond, and bassist Steve Thompson. Mayall was at a commercial and critical peak with this folk-jazz approach; the album's leadoff track, "Don't Waste My Time," had become his sole singles chart entry prior to the LP's release.

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9. Empty Rooms is a studio album by English blues musician John Mayall, released in late on Polydor. It is a follow-up to the live album The Turning Point.

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