The blues world was left stunned when John Mayall, a legendary British bluesman and mentor to Eric Clapton, passed away in 2020. As fans mourned his loss, memories of their time together on stage began flooding back. One such memory is the iconic performance of ‘All Your Love’ by John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, which featured an incredibly young Eric Clapton on guitar. To celebrate the life and legacy of John Mayall, we’ve dug up this unforgettable footage from 1966, showcasing a 21-year-old Eric Clapton jamming alongside his late mentor.

The performance, which took place at the famous Marquee Club in London, captures the essence of their musical camaraderie. With Clapton’s virtuosic guitar work and Mayall’s soulful harmonica, the duo creates a euphoric atmosphere that transcends time.

As we remember John Mayall’s incredible contributions to the world of blues, we’re reminded of his unwavering passion for the genre and his role as a guiding light for many young musicians. Eric Clapton was one such musician who benefited greatly from Mayall’s mentorship, going on to become a legendary guitarist in his own right.

Watch this rare footage of John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers’ performance of ‘All Your Love’ and relive the magic that Eric Clapton and John Mayall shared on stage. Let their music be a testament to the power of blues and its ability to bring people together.