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But 1963 was a major turning point, when he joined the American Folk Blues Festival, a tour that stopped in France, Holland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and England. Williamson received a warm reception from thousands of European fans—some of whom followed him around on the streets for days. While in England, he played in Chris Barber’s band; and on his second tour in 1964, he performed and recorded with rock groups like the Yardbirds and the Animals. “It’s likeable in England,” related Williamson to Max Jones in Melody Maker magazine. “They seem to appreciate the blues.” ...
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