Yes John is so important to the history of music and so many great players over the years. Eric Clapton and many more.

I saw the Stones not long after Taylor joined and he brought a real lead guitarist to that band. He is really good.

From 2003, an hour long, solid stuff: John Mayall - The Godfather Of British Blues (2003)

I'm a Mick Taylor fan, so I particularly enjoy that brief section. Some tasty tidbits.

Thanks for the heads up. Will check this out!
I had the opportunity to see him in the mid to late 90's here in Indy. It was at a small bar type theater. Cool setting. Unfortunately, it was like in the dead of winter , middle of the week and the crowd was pretty thin.

It was interesting watching the roadies set up for the show. I saw this older gentleman doing some of the work , and it ended up being Mayall. It caught me off guard at first, and had to do a double take.
Buddy Whittington was his guitar player for the night.

Pretty decent documentary, but too short.

Laterz