1. Never Satisfied, 2. Announcement John Mayall, 3. Checking Up On My Baby, 4. Announcement John Mayall, 5. All My Life, 6. Announcement John Mayall, 7. Parchman Farm, 8. Announcement John Mayall, 9. The Time Has Come, 10. Announcement John Mayall, 11. 2401, 12. Announcement John Mayall, 13. Goin' Down The Road.

Mick Taylor’s last concert with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers was in Hamburg on 23^rd May 1969, this gig in Bremen came just one day before that. The line up featured John Mayall on harmonica, keyboards, guitar and vocals, Mick Tayor on guitar, Steve Thompson on bass and Colin Allen on drums. A Soundboard from 1969 is something that should be treasured especially because of the occasion that shows a young Taylor just a week before he joined the Stones. This gig was originally played in the Die Glocke or Bremer Konzerthause and the setlist consist of Mayall’s songs and classic ones that will be in his repertoire for the years to come like Parchman Farm that features, during its 13 minutes, extended organ and harmonica solos by Mayall himself and a nice guitar solo by Taylor too. Anyway talking about this release it shall be said that the first song has been called in various ways over the years: Never Satisfied here, but also Don’t Worry Baby in other releases, actual title being Got A Pretty Baby; we shall also be thankful that on a track called 2401 Taylor is finally been given the go thumb in order to ride with his guitar playing. The end of this setlist has The Time Has Come introduced by John Mayall as a totally unknown song which features a classic Mayall organ solo, then follows Down The Line, a slow blues played with gusto from the Bluesbreakers, ending the set with Going Down The Road which on a previously reviewed digipack called Live on Stage from WLR was called It’s Alright With Me. This show was also released as Live in Bremen 1969 (Midnight Dreamer 262) and as Bremen 1969 (Wet Dreams 022) and was originally broadcasted by Radio Bremen 2, one of the most active radio stations of the 60s German scene that has recently been rebroadcasted. It shall be noted however that this concert has been officially released in 2021 as part of the 35 discs box called The First Generation.