Album of the Day: Derek and the Dominoes - Live at the Fillmore
Clapton on his own, post-Cream, rockin'. I especially like the slower version of Crossroads. What a vibe, I once called it his "voodoo" version of the track after seeing him do it in November 1986 at the Ritz,; he opened with it - great stuff. You just get into this trance listening to it.
While arguably shaky in some parts, this CD nevertheless contains some of his best post-Cream live performance.
Don't miss "Blues Power" either. The blues performances are astounding, especially "Have You Ever Loved a Woman". For you players, this is a great one to jam along with.
While arguably shaky in some parts, this CD nevertheless contains some of his best post-Cream live performance.
Don't miss "Blues Power" either. The blues performances are astounding, especially "Have You Ever Loved a Woman". For you players, this is a great one to jam along with.
posted by Johnny Riffer at 7:15 PM
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I think EC's best and most commendable work in recent years is "From the Cradle". I read that he researched the gear used on the originals and tried to use the same stuff in covering them. The Freddy King tune is really on the money. EC's vocals are good too.
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