Showing posts with label Eric Clapton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eric Clapton. Show all posts

June 26, 2024

V.A. Texas Blues Jam LIVE Austin Music Hall Austin, TX 1995-05-12

LIVE 
Austin Music Hall 
Austin, TX 
1995-05-12

Jimmie Vaughan, Robert Cray, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy

SET LIST

01 Texas Flood
02 Flamenco Dancer
03 Hot Dog
04 I Like It Like That
05 Robert Cray Intro > No Love In My Heart
06 (The Welfare) Turns It's Back On You
07 Eric Clapton Intro > Reconsider Baby
08 Third Degree > Buddy Guy Intro
09 Sweet Home Chicago
10 I Can't Quit You Baby 
11 The Same Thing
12 Further On Up The Road
13 Let Me Love You Baby
14 Wee Wee Baby
15 Early In The Morning
16 I Can't Judge Nobody
17 Love Struck Baby
18 Six Strings Down 
19 Instrumental

LINKS
KRAKEN              GOFILE



February 11, 2024

Eric Clapton - Sapporo, Japan December 7th, 2003 (SBD/AUD Matrix)

From Eric Clapton's 2003 Japan tour we have now a show from December 7th, 2003 at the Sapporo Dome.
This is an exclusive Soundboard and Audience matrix made by yours truly.
The sources are two unofficial releases, the soundboard comes from Snowblind and the audience from the boxset Just For You.

Source: SBD/AUD

Track List:
01 When You've Got a Good Friend/Crossroads
02 I Shot the Sheriff
03 Bell Bottom Blues
04 Reconsider Baby
05 Can't Find My Way Home
06 White Room
07 I Want a Little Girl
08 Got My Mojo Working
09 Hoochie Coochie Man 
10 Change the World
11 Before You Accuse Me
12 Kind Hearted Woman
13 Badge
14 Holy Mother
15 Lay Down Sally
16 Wonderful Tonight
17 Cocaine
18 Layla
19 Sunshine of Your Love
20 Somewhere Over the Rainbow 



January 22, 2024

Eric Clapton - Sendai, Japan 2003-12-05

Eric Clapton on 2003.12.05 with a concert in Sendai, a city northeast of Tokyo.
This is part of a 36CD boxset that includes recordings from the Japan Tour 2003.
Thanks VJ!

Set List
disc 1
When you got a good friend (Acoustic)
Crossroads
I shot the sheriff
Bell bottom blues
Reconsider baby
Can't find my way home
White room
I want a little girl
Got my mojo working
Hoochie coochie man
Change the world
Bright Lights, Big City
Kind hearted woman

disc 2
Badge
Holy mother
Lay down Sally
Wonderful tonight
Cocaine
Layla
Sunshine of your love (Encore)
Somewhere over the rainbow (Encore)

Band Lineup
Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals
Andy Fairweather Low Guitar, Vocals
Nathan East Bass, Vocals
Steve Gadd Drums
Chris Stainton Keyboards


October 30, 2023

Eric Clapton - National Stadium, Dublin, Ireland 1983

Eric Clapton in June April 1983 on the tour of Money and Cigarettes, an album released on the previous February which has two tracks included in this live set.
This is the recording of the first of three nights at Dublin’s National Stadium.


Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: Soundboard

Track List:
Disc 1
1 Tulsa Time
2 I Shot the Sheriff
3 Lay Down Sally
4 Worried Life Blues
5 Ain't Goin' Down
6 Let it Rain
7 Double Trouble

Disc 2
1 Sweet Little Lisa
2 Key to the Highway
3 After Midnight
4 Shape You're In
5 Have You Ever Loved a Woman
6 Cocaine


January 5, 2023

Eric Clapton & Friends - A Tribute To Ginger Baker (London, 2020)

This is a fitted show to start of the year in great style.
A tribute to Ginger Baker with Eric Clapton and friends, including among others Nile Rodgers, Kofi Baker, Steve Winwood and Roger Waters.
Recorded live at the Eventim Apollo, London, England on 17th February 2020.
Special thanks to Vinegar Joe who shared the files with us.



Disc 1
01 Film Of Ginger Baker  
02 Intro by Eric Clapton
03 Sunshine Of Your Love w/Roger Waters
04 Strange Brew w/Roger Waters
05 White Room w/Roger Waters, Ronnie Wood, Kenney Jones
06 I Feel Free w/Roger Waters, Willie Weeks, Paul Carrack
07 Tales Of Brave Ulysses w/Nile Rodgers, Willie Weeks
08 Sweet Wine w/Paul Carrack, Will Johns
09 Blue Condition
10 Badge w/Ronnie Wood, Henry Spinetti
11 Pressed Rat And Warthog w/Kofi Baker

Disc 2
01 Had To Cry Today w/Nile Rodgers, Kofi Baker, Steve Winwood
02 Presence Of The Lord w/Nile Rodgers, Kofi Baker, Steve Winwood
03 Well Alright w/Nile Rodgers, Kofi Baker, Steve Winwood
04 Can't Find My Way Home w/Nile Rodgers, Kofi Baker, Steve Winwood
05 Do What You Like / Toad w/Nile Rodgers, Kofi Baker, Steve Winwood
06 Crossroads
07 Crossroads reprise

October 24, 2019

Otis Rush special guests Eric Clapton, Luther Allison, Robert Cray LIVE Montreux 1986


Special guests 
Eric Clapton, 
Luther Allison, Robert Cray   
LIVE  
Montreux 
1986

Unofficial soundboard recording - sound quality excellent > perfect


THE OTIS RUSH SET (July 9, 1986):

CD1:

01-Warm Up Jam
02-Lonely Man
03-Don't Know What Love Is
04-Let's Have A Magic Ball 
05-Right Place, Wrong Time
06-Mean Old World
07-You Don't Love Me 
08-Crosscut Saw (with Eric Clapton)
09-Double Trouble (with Eric Clapton)
10-All Your Love (with Eric Clapton)
11-I Got The Blues (with Eric Clapton & Luther Allison)

CD2:

01-Caledonia (with Eric Clapton, Luther Allison & Robert Cray)
02-My Baby Wrote Me A Letter

THE ERIC CLAPTON SET (July 10, 1986)

03-Crossroads 
04-White Room 
05-I Shot The Sheriff
06-Wanna Make Love To You
07-Run
08-Miss You
09-Same Old Blues
10-Tearing Us Apart

CD3:

01-Holy Mother
02-Behind The Mask
03-Badge
04-Let It Rain
05-In The Air Tonight
06-Cocaine
07-Layla
08-Sunshine Of Your Love
09-Further On Up The Road
10-Ramblin' On My Mind (with Robert Cray)
11-Have You Ever Loved A Woman (with Robert Cray)


Lineup Otis Rush:

Otis Rush - guitar, vocals
Anthony Palmer - guitar
Professor Eddie  Lusk - keyboards, vocals
Fred Barnes - bass
Eddie Turner - drums

special guests: 
Eric Clapton, Luther Allison, Robert Cray - guitar, vocals


Lineup Eric Clapton:

Eric Clapton – guitar, vocals
Greg Phillinganes – keyboards
Nathan East – bass
Phil Collins – drums, vocals

special guest: Robert Cray – guitar, vocals

LINKS:



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SOLIDFILES1    SOLIDFILES2





October 6, 2019

Eric Clapton - The End of Summer Night (1975)

As promised earlier we have more Eric Clapton shows to share brought to us by Vinegar Joe.
This is a soundboard known as The End of Summer Night, recorded in Scope, Norfolk, Virginia on August 30, 1975.



Disc 1:
1 - Layla
2 - Bell Bottom Blues
3 - Key to the Highway
4 - Mainline Florida
5 - Can't Find My Way Home
6 - Further On Up the Road
7 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door
8 - Blues Power

Disc 2:
1 - Teach Me to Be Your Woman
2 - Stormy Monday
3 - Badge
4 - Carnival
5 - Little Wing
6 - Eyesight to the Blind


September 24, 2019

Eric Clapton - Hampton Coliseum, Hampton, Virginia 1974

Next posts on Soundaboard will be some Eric Clapton shows brought to us by Vinegar Joe.
This is a soundboard recording from the 461 Ocean Boulevard Tour, live at the Hampton Coliseum, Hampton, Virginia on September 28, 1974.




Track List:
01. Tell The Truth
02. I Shot The Sheriff
03. Little Rachel
04. Willie And The Hand Jive
05. Get Ready
06. Singing The Blues
07. Badge
08. Blues Power
09. Honey Bee
10. Mainline Florida

FLAC

June 16, 2018

Eric Clapton - Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland 1979

Eric Clapton in Cleveland at the Richfield Coliseum on June 2, 1979.
These files were brought here by Vinegar Joe, thanks VJ!




Disc 1:
1. Badge
2. If I Don't Be There By Morning
3. Worried Life Blues
4. Tulsa Time
5. Early In The Morning
6. Motherless Children
7. Crossroads

Disc 2:
1. Double Trouble
2. Setting Me Up
3. Watch Out For Lucy
4. Lay Down Sally
5. Wonderful Tonight
6. Cocaine


November 10, 2017

Eric Clapton - The John Wile Testimonial (1981)

 Another Clapton show shared by our mate VJ!
Thanks Vinegar Joe.



Title: The John Wile Testimonial
Date: November 16, 1981
Venue: Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, UK.


Disc.1
01: Tulsa Time
02: Lay Down Sally
03: Wonderful Tonight
04: Blow Wind Blow
05: After Midnight
06: A Whiter Shade of Pale *
08: Country Boy **
09: Rita Mae

Disc.2
01: Knockin' On Heaven's Door
02: Blues Power
03: Ramblin' On My Mind
04: Have You Ever Loved a Woman
05: Cocaine
06: Layla
07: Further On Up the Road


November 8, 2017

Eric Clapton - British Lions Coming (1979)

Vinegar Joe sent us two Clapton shows, this one is from October 06, 1979, performed at the Stadthalle, Wien, Austria.
Thanks VJ!



Title: British Lions Coming
Source: Audience Recording     
Lineage: Slunky 18A/B Boot 2CD > WAV > EAC > FLAC

Disc.1
01: Badge
02: If I Don't Be There By Morning
03: Worried Life Blues
04: Tulsa Time
05: Early In The Morning
06: Lay Down Sally
07: Wonderful Tonight
08: Country Boy (Albert Lee)
09: Double Trouble

Disc.2
01: Blues Power
02: Knockin' On Heaven's Door
03: After Midnight
04: Sign Language
05: Setting Me Up (Albert Lee)
06: La La La
07: Motherless Children
08: Cocaine
09: Further On Up The Road

FLAC pt1
FLAC pt2

July 7, 2017

VJ Pack 11: George Harrison with Eric Clapton - Days of Speed

Back with one more VJ pack, as usual with files kindly shared by Vinegar Joe.

George Harrison with Eric Clapton - Days of Speed
Audience recording
Yokohama, Japan
December 1, 1991


Disc 1:
I Want to Tell You
Old Brown Shoe
Taxman
Give Me Love
If I Needed Someone
Something
Fish On the Sand
Love Comes to Everyone
What is Life
Dark Horse
Piggies
Pretending
Old Love
Badge

Disc 2:
Wonderful Tonight
Got My Mind Set On You
Cloud Nine
Here Comes the Sun
My Sweet Lord
All Those Years Ago
Cheer Down
Devil's Radio
Isn't It a Pity
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Roll Over Beethoven

FLAC pt1
FLAC pt2

March 22, 2017

VJ Pack 7: Eric Clapton

Back with one more VJ pack, this with a couple of Eric Clapton shows.
Thanks to Vinegar Joe!

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Eric Clapton - Kiel Auditorium 1983
Source: Soundboard

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Eric Clapton ‎– Niagara Falls 1975
Date: June 23, 1975
Source: Audience

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May 20, 2015

Derek and the Dominos - At the Fillmore East 1970 October 23 & 24



Here you go Clapton's fans.
I am personnaly not a big fan of his but I'm pretty sure there is plenty of you guys around !
Like I said before... I aim to please!

Found in OuterSpace
Artwork Included
Excellent Sound Quality

Derek and the Dominos were a blues rock band formed in the spring of 1970 by guitarist and singer Eric Clapton with keyboardist Bobby Whitlock, bassist Carl Radle and drummer Jim Gordon, who had all played with Clapton in Delaney, Bonnie & Friends. Duane Allman was also invited by Clapton to join the sessions to add slide guitar to a number of tracks. Allman was then asked to join permanently, but declined.

The band released only one studio album, Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs. The album featured slide guitar from guitarist Duane Allman, who contributed powerful slide guitar work on most of the cuts on the album. His most memorable contribution was to the album's title track, "Layla". The album went on to receive critical acclaim, but initially faltered in sales and in radio airplay. Although released in 1970 it was not until March 1972 that the album's single "Layla" (a tale of unrequited love inspired by Clapton's relationship with his friend George Harrison's wife, Pattie Boyd Harrison) would make the top ten in both the United States and the United Kingdom. The album, which has received praise from both critics and fans alike, is often considered to be the defining achievement of Clapton's career.

Beginnings:
The seeds of Derek and the Dominos can be found in the band members' involvement with Delaney, Bonnie & Friends of which they were all members, including Duane Allman who had played with the act before Clapton. The members' departures from the group were caused by the constant infighting between Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett, Whitlock explains:

“ Delaney was a little James Brownish, real hard to work with, him and Bonnie fighting all the time and carrying on. Everyone got disenchanted with the situation. ”

Gordon and Radle left D&B to play on Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs and Englishmen tour with Leon Russell, but Whitlock remained on with the Bramletts for a short time.

Whitlock was looking for a gig, and Steve Cropper suggested he visit Clapton in England; Whitlock would subsequently live in Clapton's house and during that period the two would jam, hang out and write the bulk of the Dominos' catalogue.

Soon after, they called the rest of their former Delaney and Bonnie musicians, Dave Mason, Carl Radle and Jim Gordon and together the quintet became the backing band for George Harrison's album All Things Must Pass. Gordon was not the first choice as drummer; rather, it was Jim Keltner who, like Radle, was from Tulsa and had also been involved with Russell and Cocker.

The origin of the name "Derek and the Dominos" has had attached to it a variety of stories over the years. According to Jeff Dexter (compere on the Delaney & Bonnie and Friends Tour and a close friend of Clapton's), a name had yet to be chosen by the night of the group's 14 June 1970 official debut at London's Lyceum Theatre, where they had been billed simply as "Eric Clapton and Friends" (for what would prove Mason's lone appearance). According to Dexter, he'd asked Eric whether they couldn't give the band a proper name “instead of his (Dexter's) going out front and introducing yet another round of And Friends?" To this Clapton and George Harrison quickly agreed, resulting in a mad rush by everyone to remember and name past favourites. In the course of this process were included Two-Tone Special, and Fats Domino, and the whole thing was brought to a conclusion with Dexter's cry of "that's it: Derek and the Dominoes it's classic!" (Clapton having been previously nicknamed at the start of the "Delaney & Bonnie and Friends" tour Derek by Tony Ashton). While the rest of the band—all of them Americans—felt convinced they would be mistaken for a doo-wop act, the two Brits were instantly for it, and were introduced to the packed Lyceum audience to polite, if respectful applause accorded unknowns. After a few moments, however, the audience caught wise to the diversion and the hall erupted in pandemonium. In Dexter's telling he'd introduced Ashton to Clapton just before boarding the tour bus heading for Bristol, and a nervous Ashton, instead of saying "pleased to meet you, Eric," called him Derek instead, causing everyone to fall about laughing and resulting in Clapton's being called "Derek" for the remainder of the tour.

According to Bobby Whitlock, however, upon leaving the stage at the close of his set, Tony Ashton of Ashton, Gardner and Dyke had simply mispronounced their provisional name of "Eric and the Dynamos," calling them instead Derek and the Dominos. Yet another version emerges from Clapton's biography in which the guitarist maintains that it was Ashton that suggested to Clapton the name "Del and the Dominos" ("Del" being his nickname for Clapton). Del and Eric were combined and the final name became "Derek and the Dominos." Either way, the band took up the new name and embarked on a summer tour of small clubs in England where Clapton chose to play anonymously, still weary from the fame and high-profile chaos that he had felt plagued Cream and Blind Faith. An article about the band in Hit Parader magazine suggested the band's contracts with halls that booked their live performances included clauses stating Clapton's name was not to be used as a crowd-puller. Dexter’s account of the facts appears somewhat more plausible at least than Whitlock's, as Ashton, Gardener and Dyke were never on the “Eric Clapton and Friends" tour.

From late August to early October 1970, working at Criteria Studios in Miami under the guidance of Atlantic Records producer Tom Dowd, the band recorded Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs, a double album now regarded by many critics as Clapton's masterpiece. Most of the material, including Layla (which later became an FM radio staple) was inspired by Clapton's unrequited love for Pattie Boyd, who was married to his best friend George Harrison. It was not until several years later that Pattie would consent to an affair and later move in with Clapton in 1974, and marry him in 1979. They separated in 1985 when Clapton started a relationship with Lori Del Santo, and they divorced in 1988. Whitlock reminiscing would later say:

“ The basic concept of Derek and the Dominos was that we didn't want any horns, we didn't want no chicks, we wanted a rock 'n' roll band. But my vocal concept was that we approach singing like Sam and Dave did: he sings a line, I sing a line, we sing together “

Duane Allman's inclusion:
A few uninspired days into the Layla sessions, Dowd, who was also producing for the Allmans for their album Idlewild South, invited Clapton to an Allman Brothers outdoor concert in Miami, where Clapton first heard Duane Allman play. The Dominos were sneaked into the show with the help of Dowd and sat between the riser and fans below. At the concert, Dowd distinctly remembers:

“ Duane was in the middle of a solo; he opens his eyes and looks down, does a dead stare, and stops playing. Dickey Betts is chugging along, see Duane's stopped playing, and figures he'd better cover, that Duane must've broken a string or something. Then Dickey looks down, sees Eric, and turns his back. That was how they first saw each other. ”

Formal introductions were made after the show. Eric invited the entire band to "Criteria Studios" for a jam. After the concert was over, they all came back to the studio and jammed until approximately 6:00 the next night, Dowd remembered. "They were trading licks. They were swapping guitars. They were talking shop and information and having a ball no holds barred, just admiration for each other's technique and facility. There was no control. We turned the tapes on and they went on for 15 to 18 hours like that. You just kept the machines rolling. I went through two or three sets of engineers. It was a wonderful experience."

Those jams can be found on the second CD of The Layla Sessions: 20th Anniversary Edition. After the all night jam Duane had hoped he would be able to sit in the studio as an observer while the Dominos recorded, but Eric would have none of that. According to Dowd, Clapton told him, "Get your guitar. We got to play." When Duane arrived at Criteria Studios on 28 August to play on "Tell the Truth", the sessions were lifted to a higher level.

After the jam sessions Clapton invited Allman to become the fifth and final member of the Dominos, but Allman demurred, remaining loyal to his own band.

On that first day together Allman also added his slide guitar to "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out." In a window of only four days, the five-piece Dominos recorded "Key to the Highway," "Have You Ever Loved a Woman," and "Why Does Love Got to be So Sad." When September came around, Duane briefly left the sessions for gigs with the Allman Brothers. In the two days he was absent, the four-piece Dominos recorded "I Looked Away," "Bell Bottom Blues," and "Keep on Growing." Duane returned on the 3rd to record "I am Yours," "Anyday," and "It's Too Late." On the 9th, they recorded Hendrix's "Little Wing" and the title track. The following day, the final track, "Thorn Tree in the Garden" was recorded. Many critics would later notice that Clapton played best when in a band composed of dual guitars; working with another guitarist kept him from getting "sloppy and lazy and this was undeniably the case with Duane Allman."

The Layla album:
Although most commonly attributed to Clapton, the album was truly a group effort. Only two of the 14 songs on the album were written by Clapton alone and Whitlock wrote one of the tracks alone "Thorn Tree in the Garden". Rather, most of the songs were the product of Clapton and Whitlock's writing co-operation, but a number of blues standards were included as well, including "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out" (Jimmie Cox), "Have You Ever Loved a Woman" (a Billy Myles song originally recorded by Freddie King), and "Key to the Highway" (William 'Big Bill' Broonzy).

The last of these was a pure accident—the band heard singer Sam Samudio ("Sam the Sham") in another room at the studio doing the song, liked it, and spontaneously started playing it. The startled Dowd heard what was happening, and quickly told the engineers to "hit the goddamn machine!" and start the tape recorder running—which explains why the track starts with a fade-in to playing clearly already underway.

"Tell the Truth" was initially recorded in June 1970 at Trident Studios during the All Things Must Pass sessions under the direction of Phil Spector as a fast upbeat song, and released soon after as a single. But during the Layla sessions, "Tell the Truth" was recorded again, this time as a long and slow instrumental jam. The final version of the song that appears on the album is a combination of these two takes: the frantic pace of the single is slowed down to the laid-back speed of the instrumental. The two previous versions of "Tell the Truth" were later released on "History of Eric Clapton" (1972).

The most critically acclaimed and popular song off the album, "Layla", was recorded in separate sessions; the opening guitar section was recorded first, with the second section several weeks later. Duane Allman contributed the opening notes for the song. Clapton thought "Layla" was missing an acceptable ending; an abrupt conclusion would diminish the intensity of the music and a fadeout would detract from the urgency of the lyrics. The answer was an elegiac piano piece composed and played by drummer Jim Gordon. Gordon had been separately writing and playing songs during the Layla sessions for a solo album when Clapton accidentally heard the piano piece, Clapton asked Gordon to use the piano piece as the ending for "Layla", Gordon agreed and the song was complete.

When the album was released in December 1970, it was a critical and commercial flop. The album failed to make the top 10 in the United States and did not even chart in the United Kingdom until a reissue on CD resulted in a one-week chart stay at No. 68 in 2011. It garnered little attention which some blamed on Polydor for a lack of promoting the record and general unawareness of Clapton's presence in the band.

But the song "Layla" was also included in History of Eric Clapton in 1972, and Atlantic issued the song as a single. It was a smash hit, charting in both the US (#10) and the UK (#7) and again charting in 1982. Clapton reworked the song as an acoustic ballad in 1992 for his MTV: Unplugged album. The song charted at #12 in the US and also won a Grammy Award.

Live shows:
After the recording of Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs, the group undertook a drug-riddled and vice-prone US tour that didn't include Allman, who had returned to The Allman Brothers Band after the recording process. However, Allman did perform two shows with the group at Curtis Hixon Hall, in Tampa, Florida, on 1 December 1970, and at the Onondaga County War Memorial in Syracuse, New York, the following night. Whitlock recalls their drug situation as:

“ We didn't have little bits of anything. There were no grams around, let's just put it like that. Tom couldn't believe it, the way we had these big bags laying out everywhere. I'm almost ashamed to tell it, but it's the truth. It was scary, what we were doing, but we were just young and dumb and didn't know. Cocaine and heroin, that's all and Johnny Walker.”

Despite the drugs, the tour resulted in a well received live double album, In Concert, which was recorded from a pair of shows at the Fillmore East in New York, New York. Six of the recordings from that album were digitally remastered and expanded with additional material from the same shows to become Live at the Fillmore, released in 1994. [Wikipedia]

Derek And The Dominos
Fillmore Double Night
October 23 & 24, 1970
Fillmore East, New York City
New York

October 23, 1970

Disc 1 (First set)
01. Got To Get Better In A Little While  14:13
02. Key To The Highway  07:24
03. Tell The Truth  11:44
04. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad  14:42
05. Blues Power  10:51
06. Have You Ever Loved A Woman  08:50

Disc Two (second set)
01. Bottle Of Red Wine  06:23
02. Presence Of The Lord  06:52
03. Little Wing  06:14
04. Let It Rain  20:15
05. Crossroads  08:44


October 24, 1970

Disc Three (First set)
01. Got To Get Better In A Little While  13:00
02. Blues Power  10:34
03. Have You Ever Loved A Woman  08:28
04. Key To The Highway  06:33
05. Tell The Truth  11:37
06. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out  05:51

Disc Four (Second set)
01. Let It Rain  17:58
02. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad  09:42
03. Presence Of The Lord  06:10
04. Bottle Of Red Wine  05:29
05. Roll It Over  06:45
06. Little Wing  06:31


                             SUPPORT MUSIC ! BE A FAN AND GO TO A SHOW !
LINKS:
UPDATE:
Looks like this is an OFFICIAL release folks so I had to take the links down  I did get it a while back on some bootleg  blog but I guess there is a real polydor album for it
thnks to Attic to point this out!
 sorry about the mistake
Rippin Frog

December 17, 2013

Eric Clapton and Dr. John - Duets

Eric Clapton and Dr. John live at the Roseland Ballroom, NYC on May 9, 1996 on a short set played for the VH1 television show Duets.
Two different sources are present for this same show: Tracks 1 to 9 from the Pre-FM reel and the others from the TV Broadcast.


Sound Quality: 9

Source: Pre-FM/TV

Track List:
01 - Opening
02 - Right Place, Wrong Time
03 - St. James Infirmary
04 - Interval
05 - How Long
06 - Roberta
07 - Interval
08 - Layla
09 - Ending
10 - Opening
11 - Right Place, Wrong Time
12 - St. James Infirmary
13 - Interval
14 - How Long
15 - Roberta
16 - Interval
17 - Layla
18 - Ending

MP3
FLAC

November 26, 2013

Eric Clapton - Royal Albert Hall, London 1987

Another E.C. show, hopefully with the correct venue and date information. It was taken from "Romantic Isolation", an unofficial release with 6 CD.
This concert occurred on January 10, 1987, the first of three consecutive dates at the Royal Albert Hall and Eric Clapton is joined on stage by Mark Knopfler.



Sound Quality: 9

Source: Soundboard

Track List
01 Tearing Us Apart
02 Holy Mother
03 Hung Up On Your Love
04 Wonderful Tonight
05 Miss You
06 Same Old Blues
07 White Room
08 I Shot The Sheriff
09 Badge
10 Let It Rain
11 Cocaine
12 Layla
13 Money For Nothing
14 Sunshine Of Your Love


November 23, 2013

Eric Clapton - Richmond 1985

After the JJ Cale post now we have his friend Eric Clapton, one of the artists that recorded and played many of JJ's songs.
This recording was made on the Backless U.S. tour on April 25, 1979 in Richmond.
This is apparently from 1985, if any of you has the true Richmond 1979 show and wants to share it with us it would be great!
Edit: This seems to be from the Coliseum in Richmond, Virginia on April 22, 1985.



Sound Quality: 9.5

Source:  Soundboard

Track List
01 - Motherless Children
02 - Tangled In Love
03 - Blues Power
04 - Tulsa Time
05 - I Shot The Sheriff
06 - Wonderful Tonight
07 - She`s Waiting
08 - Lay Down Sally
09 - Badge / Let It Rain
10 - Forever Man
11 - Layla

Files:
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FLAC - mirror

June 20, 2013

Eric Clapton - L.Z. Was There (1974)

Eric Clapton is here today with a show recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon, London on December 4, 1974, and this one comes from a liberated source.
It's a good sounding show, even with some fluctuations, proof that this one has probably passed some tape transfers before getting here.


Sound Quality: 9

Source: Soundboard

Track List:
Disc 1
01 - Smile
02 - Let It Grow
03 - Can't Find My Way Home
04 - I Shot The Sheriff
05 - Tell The Truth
06 - Ramblin' On My Mind
07 - Have You Ever Loved A Woman
08 - Willie And The Hand Jive
09 - Get Ready
10 - Opposites

Disc 2
01 - Blues Power
02 - Little Wing
03 - Singin' The Blues
04 - Badge
05 - Dream
06 - Steady Rolling Man
07 - Layla
08 - Let It Rain


June 13, 2012

Eric Clapton - Wonderful Tonight - On Stage 1978


What we have here is around two hours of the finest Eric Clapton, recorded at the Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica on 11 February 1978 during the Slowhand album promotion tour.
It's part of an edition made by The Swingin' Pig Records of a 6CD box set, the other volumes being from different years..




Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: Soundboard

Track List:
Disc 1
01 - Peaches and Diesel/Wonderful Tonight
02 - Lay Down Sally
03 - Next Time You See Her
04 - The Core
05 - We're All The Way
06 - Rodeo Man
07 - Fool's Paradise
08 - Cocaine
09 - Badge
10 - Double Trouble

Disc 2
01 - Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out
02 - Let It Rain
03 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door
04 - Last Night
05 - Going Down Slow
06 - Layla
07 - Bottle Of Red Wine
08 - You'll Never Walk Alone


November 18, 2011

Eric Clapton - Live In Great Smoke 1977

Clapton in concert at the Hammersmith Odeon, London on April 27, 1977. This was the year of the release of the famous Slowhand album but no tracks from it are played here.


Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: Soundboard

Track List:

Disc 1
1. Hello Old Friend
2. Sign Language
3. Alberta
4. Tell The Truth
5. Knocking On Heaven's Door
6. Steady Rollin' Man
7. Can't Find My Way Home

Disc 2
1. Further On Up The Road
2. Stormy Monday
3. Badge
4. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
5. I Shot The Sheriff
6. Layla
7. Key To The Highway