Home / Music / The John Mayall/Paul Butterfield session is one of the rarest Bluesbreakers recordsMusic linernotes album music john-mayall-&-the-bluesbreakersThe John Mayall/Paul Butterfield session is one of the rarest Bluesbreakers recordsThe session took place on November 26, 1966, making it one of the rarest John Mayall records ever released. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesJohn Mayall's collaboration with Paul Butterfield was a 4-track EPPaul Butterfield brought Chicago blues to the 1960s rock audience'Time of the Season' hit the charts over a year after the Zombies broke upNuggets started as a 1972 double LP and grew into a 15-part Rhino series.The Magic Band recorded Trout Mask Replica's instrumentals in six hoursExploreTemple of the Dog came together in 15 daysKid A was recorded across four studios in three countriesKim Doolittle recorded El Seven Nite Club live at Toronto's RivoliMiles Davis recorded On the Corner at Columbia Studio E in 1972Tangerine Dream recorded Phaedra at The Manor in OxfordshirePrevious The Pet Shop Boys produced Boy George's 'The Crying Game' coverNext The Crying Game was the theme to an Oscar-winning film