The Bluesbreakers
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The Bluesbreakers
1965 - 2025
Quick Facts
- Name: The Bluesbreakers
- Genre: British rock band
- Origin: London, 1965
Notable Members
- Eric Clapton (80)
- John Mayall († died in 2024, aged 90)
- Mick Taylor (76)
- Jack Bruce († died in 2014, aged 71)
- Mick Fleetwood (77)
- Peter Green (78)
- John McVie (79)
The latest news
The BluesbreakersAMP™, | There have been strong rumors that The Bluesbreakers are finally returning to the recording studio working on a what might be a back-to-roots album, followed by worldwide tour at the end of 2026.Read It »- Eric ClaptonAMP™, | On Monday morning the Sun-Times reported the 80-year-old guitarist Eric Clapton and his girlfriend, to be shopping for engagement rings. Naturally, the article sent the Facebook and Twitter into a frenzy.Read It »
- John McVieAMP™, | Sad news for John McVie fans as speculation had been rife that the British musician is about to announce his retirement from music, at age 79, with immediate effect.Read It »
- Peter GreenAMP™, | Peter Green’s adored labrador retriever "Spinee" has undergone a risky surgery on Monday and is luckily beginning the slow process of recovery. The 78-year-old musician has received waves and waves and support for Spinee, as he offered his Twitter followers an update on pooch’s status regularly.Read It »
RumorsAMP™, | [May 2025 update] News of John Mayall’s death on July 22, 2024 stunned the world. Ever since, millions of fans worldwide have come to believe the singer’s death was a hoax and that he was still alive and well.Read It »- Mick FleetwoodAMP™, | Reports from the Daily News yesterday (May 6, 2025), suggest the 77-year-old musician has secretly got hitched to hist long-term relationship. Sorry ladies, Mick Fleetwood seems to be off the market.Read It »
- Mick TaylorAMP™, | Earlier this week news reports surfaced that Mick Taylor, 76, and his partner had split up. Is the British guitarist really single again?Read It »
