ERIC CLAPTON 1987 After Midnight
	K E Y to releases: Regular Guest Appearance Bootleg Regular Bootleg Guest Appearance Related (no EC participation)

INDEX Tourography 1987

CONTENTS

BEHIND THE MASK/THE GRAND ILLUSION - Eric Clapton - 7"/CD5 single
CROSSROADS '87 - Eric Clapton
ON TOUR '87 - Eric Clapton
CAUGHT IN THE ACT - Eric Clapton
LE ZENITH - Eric Clapton
SOMETHING ELS - Jack Bruce
WILLPOWER - Jack Bruce
NOTHING LIKE THE SUN - Sting
FIELDS OF GOLD - Sting
SPIDER SHOT - Eric Clapton
THE AMERICAN TOUR - Eric Clapton
THE LIMELIGHT - Eric Clapton with Buddy Guy
B.B. KING AND FRIENDS - B.B. King - Video
JUST 4 OF US - Eric Clapton
SAME OLD BLUES - Eric Clapton
THE UNRELEASED ALBUM 1986-1987 - Eric Clapton
CLOUD 9 - George Harrison
THE PRINCE'S TRUST CONCERT 1987 - Various Artists
THE PRINCE'S TRUST - BBC CLASSIC TRACKS - Various Artists
TEARING US APART/HOLD ON - Eric Clapton with Tina Turner - 12" single
LIVE IN EUROPE - Tina Turner
ALRIGHT NOW - Various Artists - Video
AFTER MIDNIGHT - Eric Clapton - 12"/CD5 single
RONNIE SCOTTS '87 - Eric Clapton

CD Tracks:
1. Behind The Mask
2. The Grand Illusion
3. Crossroads (live NEC 15/7/86)
4. White Room(live NEC 15/7/86)

LP Tracks:
1. Money For Nothing
2. Crossroads
3. White Room
4. I Shot The Sheriff
5. Hung Up On Your Love
6. Wonderful Tonight
7. Miss You
8. Same Old Blues
9. Tearing Us Apart
10. Holy Mother
11. Badge
12. Let It Rain
13. Cocaine
14. Layla
15. Sunshine Of Your Love

Track order may be wrong.

Eric Clapton - guitar
Mark Knopfler - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Greg Phillinganes - keyboards
Steve Ferrone - drums

CD Tracks:
CD 1 -
1. Crossroads
2. White Room
3. I Shot the Sheriff
4. Hung Up on Your Love
5. Wonderful Tonight
6. Miss You
7. Same Old Blues
   CD 2 -
8. Tearing Us Apart
9. Holy Mother
10. Badge
11. Let It Rain
12. Cocaine
13. Layla
14. Money for Nothing
15. Sunshine of Your Love

Eric Clapton - guitar
Mark Knopfler - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Greg Phillinganes - keyboards
Steve Ferrone - drums
Phil Collins - drums

• "On Tour '87 Part 1&2" - Silvers Rarities - SIRA 5/6
  
• "For Beloved Ones" - Spotlight - SL-013 (1CD!)
  
• "Layla" - Grapefruit - PAL 018 A
  
• "The Unreleased Live Album 1986-87" - Electric Monkey - EM04
  
• "Georgia Blues" - Red Phantom - RP 1061
  

CD Tracks:
1. Crossroads
2. Hung Up On Your Love
3. Cocaine
4. Tearing Us Apart
5. I Shot the Sheriff
6. White Room
7. Wonderful Tonight
8. Same Old Blues
9. Badge
10. Let It Rain
11. Layla
12. Sunshine Of Your Love

Eric Clapton - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Greg Phillinganes - keyboards
Steve Ferrone - drums

CD Tracks:
1. Crossroads
2. White Room
3. I Shot the Sheriff
4. Hung Up On Your Love
5. Wonderful Tonight
6. Miss You
7. Same Old Blues (inc)
8. Tearing Us Apart
9. Holy Mother
10. Badge
11. Let It Rain
12. Cocaine
13. Layla
14. Money for Nothing
15. Sunshine of Your Love
16. Further On Up The Road

Eric Clapton - guitar
Mark Knopfler - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Greg Phillinganes - keyboards
Steve Ferrone - drums

CD Tracks:
1. Willpower
2. As You Said
3. White Room
4. Rope Ladder to the Moon
5. Theme for an Imaginary Western
6. Never Tell your Mother She's Out of Tune
7. Can You Follow?
8. Morning Story
9. Folk Song
10. Keep It Down
11. Pieces of Mind
12. Without a Word
13. How's Tricks
14. Jet Set Jewel
15. Mickey the Fiddler
16. The Best is Still to Come
17. Ships in the Night

All compositions by Bruce/Brown except 15, which is by Bruce/Hart. Songs 14-16 are from the unreleased album JET SET JEWEL (1978), featuring the personnel from the HOW'S TRICKS album. Tracks 1 and 17 are previously unreleased, featuring Jack Bruce (Vocals, bass, keyboards (1), piano (17), and cellos (17)), Eric Clapton (Lead guitar), Maggie Reilly (Vocals 17), Clem Clempson (Guitar 1), Peter Weihe (Acoustic guitars 17), and Stuart Elliot (Drums). This album is a 20 Year Retrospective compilation. Compilation produced by Bill Levinson. Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, New York. Digitally compiled and edited by Tom Ruff at PolyGram Studios.
Description courtesy of Jack Bruce Website

CD Tracks:
1. Waiting on a Word - (Bruce/Brown)
2. Willpower - (Bruce/Brown)
3. Ships in the Night - (Bruce/Brown)
4. Peaces of East - (Bruce/Brown)
5. Close Enough for Love - (Bruce)
6. G.B. Dawn Blues - (Bruce/Brown)
7. Criminality - (Bruce/Brown)
8. Childsong - (Bruce/Brown/Hymas)
9. FM - (Bruce)

Jack Bruce - vocals, bass, keyboards, cellos
Eric Clapton - guitar Maggie Reilly
Clem Clempson - guitar
Peter Weihe
Stuart Eliot
Trilok Gurtu
David Liebman
Dick Heckstall-Smith
and others

Jack Bruce with Kurt Renker & Walter Quintus

Recorded 1986-92 at Ztudio Zerkall, Germany, by Walter Quintus

CD Tracks:
1. Lazarus Heart
2. Be Still My Beating Heart
3. Englishman In New York
4. History Will Teach Us Nothing
5. They Dance Alone
6. Fragile
7. We'll Be Together
8. Straight To My Heart
9. Rock Steady
10. Sister Moon
11. Little Sting
12. The Secret Marriage

Sting - vocals, bass, guitar
Fareed Haque - guitar
Ken Helman - piano
Kenny Kirkland - keyboards
Manu Katche, Andy Newmark, Kenwood Dennard - drums
Mino Cenelu - percussion, vocoder
Dolette McDonald, Janice Pendarvis, Vesta Williams, Renee Geyer - background vocals
Branford Marsalis
Gil Evans
Hiram Bullock
Andy Summers
Mark Knopfler
Eric Clapton - guitar
Ruben Blades
Mark Egan

Rolling Stone
Ranked #90 in Rolling Stone's "100 Greatest Albums Of The Eighties" survey. (November '89)

...Nothing like the sun - A powerful, often hypnotic album that blends jazz and rock styles into a thoughtful suite of twelve songs about love, politics and the meaning of the individual life - aboids the self-conscious stiffness that marred Sting's first solo LP, The Dream of the Blue Turtles. Whereas that album often seemed to be mrely the sterile enactment of its fusion-jazz ambitions,...Nothing Like the Sun flows naturally.
The album's title comes from a sonnet by Shakespeare that begins with the line "My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun." Against the extravagant imagery of much Elizabethan love poetry, that sonnet articulates a human-scale vision of love for a flesh-and-blood woman, who far froms tanding on a pedestal, "treads on the ground." Similarly, on . . . ...Nothing Like the Sun, Sting resists, for the most part, his tendency to drift into the mystic. Instead he locates the LP's songs in an uneasy three-dimensional world of unruly emotions ("Be Still My Beating Heart," "Sister Moon"), nightmarish social systems ("History Will Teach Us Nothing," "They Dance Alone") and personal commitment ("The Secret Marriage").
Sting dedicates ...Nothing Like the Sun to his mother, who died recently at fifty-three, and the songs about women on the record seem informed by the mother-son bond and the double-edged impact of its breaking at birth, marriage and death. "The Lazarus Heart," the album's shimmering opening track, weds Freud and "The Golden Bough" in its mythic dream of an artist whose creativity derives from a wound inflicted by his mother. The Chilean women in the stately "They Dance Alone" dance in mournful celebration of their husbands, sons and fathers, who were jailed or killed by the Pinochet regime.
For his band on ... Nothing Like the Sun, Sting has carried over saxophonis Branford Marsalis and keyboardist Kenny Kirkland from the jazz outfit that backed him on "The Dream of the Blue Turtles." He plays bass himself and has recruited drummer Manu KatchF, percussionist Mino Cinelu and a host of guest stars (including Andy Summers, Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler). The arrangements are airly layered, with instruments and rhythms constantly doubling and counterpointing each other but never becoming so dense as to be stifling. Lively percussive currents keep songs like "Straight to My Heart" and "Rock Steady" moving along briskly.
The instrumental textures and introspective tone of the album preclude any explosive soloing or improvisation; that is osmething of a shame given the presence of players of the caliber of Marsalis and Kirkland. One of the more appealing surprises on the record, however, is guitarist Hiram Bullock's lyrical soar during a startling cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing." Gil Evans and his orchestra provide the perfect atmosheric setting for Sting's eerie meditation on Hendrix's surreally poetic love song.
...Nothing Like the Sun is also one of those records that help define a point of technological transition. Simply stated, it must be heard on a compact disc - or, as a very distant second choice, on cassette. At fifty-four minutes, it's too long for a single vinyl album, and spread thinly over four sides, it breatks too often and abruptly to sustain its otherwise consistent mood. The CD version also allows a greater appreciation of the record's choice sonic details.
In any configuration, however, ...Nothing Like the Sun represents impressive growth for Sting. His voice is rich, grainy and more mature; his ideas are gaining in complexity; and musically he is stretching without straining. His mistress's eyes may be nothing like the sun, but on this fine new album Sting's intrepid talen shines on brightly. (RS 514)
Copyright © 1968-1998 Rolling Stone Network. All Rights Reserved.
Rolling Stone Network

CD Tracks:
1. When We Dance
2. If You Love Somebody Set Them Free
3. Fields Of Gold
4. All This Time
5. Fortress Around Your Heart
6. Be Still My Beating Heart
7. They Dance Alone (Cueca Solo)
8. If I Ever Lose My Faith In You
9. Fragile
10. Why Should I Cry For You?
11. Englishman In New York
12. We'll Be Together
13. Russians
14. This Cowboy Song

Sting - vocals, guitar, bass
Stoker - programming
Eric Clapton - guitar

CD Now
"When We Dance" was nominated for a 1996 Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance.
Emerging from new wave on the wings of hits like "Roxanne" and "Don't Stand So Close To Me," the Police perfected an appealing synthesis of reggae, pop and freewheeling instrumental flourishes rooted in the power trio conventions of earlier electric blues bands.
Yet for all the elemental tension Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland brought to each arrangement, Sting's keening tenor and canny ear for melodic hooks propelled the band's popularity. As his writing skills matured through SYNCHRONICITY, Sting's need for artistic control--and a tighter rhythmic focus--necessitated a band in which he was the unquestioned leader.
FIELDS OF GOLD chronicles the work of a classic pop vocalist who is simply unwilling to rest on his laurels--a wide ranging collection of brainy power pop, with two new songs ("When We Dance" and "This Cowboy") acting as stylistic bookends. Saxophonist Branford Marsalis and bassist Daryl Jones add key elements of jazz and soul to such confessional hits as "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free" and "Fortress Around Your Heart," while Sting's infatuation with Brazilian music animates the tender "Fragile." As his metaphysical and political muse evolved, Sting's orchestrations grew more ambitious, from the reggaeish strings of "Englishman In New York," through the lush, keyboard-inflected R&B of "If I Ever Lose My Faith In You" and the edgy funk of "We'll Be Together." FIELDS OF GOLD is a remarkably classy, consistent set of tunes.

Q Magazine
4 Stars - Excellent - "...[it's] strength lies in the esoteric moments when, unusually for a middle-aged former chart-topper, Sting shows no fear of experimentation...from Andean pipes, through flamenco guitar and...funk to the...reggae where it all began..."
Q Magazine 12/94, p.172

Entertainment Weekly
"...Addicted to lounge-jazz tapestries and proverbs pretending to be profound....but he's melodic enough that his pretension barely gets in the way....His best solo hits could almost pass for the Police..."
- Rating: B
Entertainment Weekly 11/11/94, p.76

CD Tracks:
1. Crossroads
2. White Room
3. I Shot The Sheriff
4. Hung Up On Your Love
5. Wonderful Tonight
6. Miss You
7. Same Old Blues
8. Tearing Us Apart
9. Holy Mother
10. Badge
11. Let It Rain
12. Cocaine
13. Layla
14. Behind The Mask
15. Sunshine Of Your Love

Eric Clapton(aka Captain Madman) - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Greg Phillinganes - keyboards
Phil Collins - drums

CD Tracks:
1. Crossroads
2. White Room
3. I Shot the Sheriff
4. Hung Up On Your Love
5. Wonderful Tonight
6. Miss You
7. Same Old Blues
8. Tearing Us Apart
9. Holy Mother
10. Badge
11. Let It Rain
12. Cocaine
13. Layla
14. Further On Up the Road
15. Sunshine of Your Love

Eric Clapton - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Greg Phillinganes - keyboards
Phil Collins - drums

Tracks:
1. The Thrill Is Gone
2. Why I Sing The Blues
3. Let The Good Times Roll
4. Lead Me Home
5. +others w/o EC

B.B. King - guitar, vocals (1-4)
Eric Clapton - guitar (1-4)
Stevie Ray Vaughan - guitar (2-4)
Albert King - guitar, vocals (2-4)
Phil Collins - drums (1-4)
Paul Butterfield - harmonica (1-4)
Dr. John - piano (2-4)
Etta James - backing vocals (2-4)
Gladys Knight - backing vocals (2-4)
Chaka Khan - backing vocals (2-4)
Billy OCean - backing vocals (2-4)
B.B. King band - horns (1-4)
? - bass
? - drums

• Video blurb -
  Superjam w/ Stevie Ray Vaughan, Phil Collins, Eric Clapton, Chaka Khan, Albert King, Paul Butterfield, Gladys Knight, more.
• Roberty - Complete Recording Sessions reports that Eric had this to say:
  "It was a tribute to BB and they had a lot of other people there such as Chaka Khan, Gladys Knight, Etta James, ALbert King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Paul Butterfield, Dr. John and myself and Phil Collins. I would have liked to get more involved, but we flew in from somewhere to do it in an afternoon.
  It was slotted in between two dates and we really didn't have time to do much more. Sometimes those things come off a little light. And for me, it felt a little light, because we walked in on it and walked out before it was finishedso we were not in a the ground floor. I didn't really feel ready for it. Maybe it comes off better - I am not sure."

Tracks:
1. Buddy Guy Monologue
2. Sunshine Of Your Love
3. Sweet Little Angel
4. Everyday I Have The Blues
5. My Time After A While
6. Blue Monday
7. Going Down South

Jam session with Buddy Guy at The Limelight nightclub during his AUGUST tour.

CD Tracks:
1. Crossroads
2. White Room
3. I Shot The Sheriff
4. Hung Up On Your Love
5. Wonderful Tonight
6. Miss You
7. Same Old Blues
8. Tearing Us Apart
9. Holy Mother
10. Badge
11. Let It Rain
12. Cocaine
13. Layla
14. Further On Up The Road
15. Sunshine Of Your Love

Eric Clapton - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Greg Phillinganes - keyboards
Phil Collins - drums

CD Tracks:
1. Crossroads
2. White Room
3. I Shot the Sheriff
4. Hung Up On Your Love
5. Wonderful Tonight
6. Miss You
7. Same Old Blues
8. Tearing Us Apart
9. Holy Mother
10. Badge
11. Let It Rain
12. Cocaine
13. Layla
14. Further On Up the Road (w/ Robert Cray)
15. Sunshine of Your Love

Eric Clapton - guitar
Mark Knopfler - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Greg Phillinganes - keyboards
Phil Collins - drums
Robert Cray - guitar

• "Georgia Blues" - Red Phantom - RP 1061
• "The Unreleased Live Album 1986-87" - Electric Monkey - EM04

• 10 July 1986 - Montreux, Switzerland
• 15 July 1986 - NEC Birmingham, UK
• 10 January 1987 - Royal Albert Hall, London, UK
• 12 January 1987 - Royal Albert Hall, London, UK
• 26 April 1987 - Civic Center, Providence, RI
• 27 April 1987 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY

CD Tracks:
1. Crossroads
2. White Room
3. Further On Up The Road
4. Further On Up The Road-?-
5. Layla
6. Hung Up On Your Love
7. Holy Mother
8. Miss You
9. Wonderful Tonight
10. Tearing Us Apart
11. Let It Rain

Eric Clapton - Guitar, vocals
Mark Knopfler - Guitar (1,2,5,6,9,10)
Nathan East - Bass
Steve Ferrone - Drums
Greg Phillinganes - Keyboards
Phil Collins - Drums (3,4,7,10)

CD Tracks:
1. Cloud 9 - 3:13
2. That's What It Takes - 3:58
3. Fish On The Sand - 3:21
4. Just For Today - 4:04
5. This Is Love - 3:47
6. When We Was Fab - 3:54
7. Devil's Radio - 3:51
8. Someplace Else - 3:50
9. Wreck Of The Hesperus - 3:29
10. Breath Away From Heaven - 3:34
11. Got My Mind Set On You - 3:50

GEORGE HARRISON - guitars, keyboards
JEFF LYNNE - guitars, bass, keyboards
ERIC CLAPTON - guitar
ELTON JOHN - piano
GARY WRIGHT - piano
RINGO STARR - drums
JIM KELTNER - drums
RAY COOPER - percussion and drums
JIM HORN - baritone and tenor sax
BOBBY KOK - cello

CD Tracks:
1. Running In The Family - 5:01
   - Mark King and Mike Lindup
2. If I Was - 5:24
   - Midge Ure
3. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' - 3:45
   - Phil Collins and Paul Young
4. Stand By Me - 4:49
   - Ben E. King
   It's The Same Old Song - (unissued)
   I Can't Help Myself - (unissued)
   Reach Out, I'll Be There - (unissued)
   - unknown featured artist
5. Misfit - 4:17
   - Curiosity Killed The Cat
6. Wonderful Tonight - 4:18
   Behind The Mask - (unissued)
   - Eric Clapton
7. Don't Look Down - 3:34
   - Go West
8. Invisible - 5:55
   - Alison Moyet
9. Through The Barricades - 7:26
   - Spandau Ballet
10. So Strong - 4:19
    - Labi Siffre
11. Run To You - 4:10
    - Bryan Adams
12. Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting - 4:40
    Your Song - (unissued)
    - Elton John
13. The Wanderer - 3:39
    - Dave Edmunds and Bryan Adams
14. While My Guitar Gently Weeps - 4:21
    - George Harrison
15. Here Come The Sun - 3:24
    - George Harrison
16. With A Little Help From My Friends - 4:21
    - Ringo Starr
17. God Save The Queen - 1:08
    - Buddy Curtess and The Grass Hoppers

Main artist as listed after each song. Most songs were ensemble performances.
The song order is based on the CD and perhaps not the performance order (although the last four songs are definately the show's finale)
Also the unissued songs were inserted by me. There also may be additional songs performed that are not listed here.

Schumacher in CROSSROADS credits Eric Clapton on the indicated tracks, as well as some that weren't released. I don't know who the featured main artist on the Four Tops songs. Curiously, Schumacher doesn't mention Eric's backing on the Elton John Song "Your Song" which later appeared on the BBC CLASSIC TRACKS radio show (see next entry) - JCH

Another in the successful series of all star performances for the Prince's Trust.
"The entire proceeds from the sale of this recorded work are donated to The Prince's Trust."

CD Tracks:
1. Your Song - 6:15
   Elton John
2. With A Little Help From My Friends - 6:19
   Ringo Starr
3. Wonderful Tonight - 6:20
   Eric Clapton
4. While My Guitar Gently Weeps - 7:22
   George Harrison
5. Saturday Night's Alright For Fightin' - 6:56
   Elton John

Track 1&5 -
Elton John - piano, vocals
Eric Clapton - guitar
Bryan Adams - guitar
Track - 2
Ringo Starr - drums, vocals
Ben E. King - backing vocals
Elton John - piano, backing vocals
Eric Clapton - guitar, backing vocals
Mark Knopfler - guitar, backing vocals
Jeff Lynne - guitar, backing vocals
Boy George - backing vocals
Track 3 -
Eric CLapton - guitar, vocals
Track 4 -
Ringo Starr - drums
George Harrison - guitar, vocals
Eric Clapton - guitar (announced by George Harrison at end of song)

CD released for the radio show BBC CLASSIC TRACKS.
Each track was meant to be played seperately a day apart to provide a full week of coverage
DJ into (by Nicky Horn) and commercials on each track.

LP Tracks:
1. Tearing Us Apart
2. Hold On
3. Run (live) NEC 15/7/86)

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Tina Turner - vocals(1,2)
Phil Collins - drums
+ others

CD Tracks:
1. WHAT YOU GET IS WHAT YOU Get (? as shown on CD Now list)
2. WHAT YOU GET IS WHAT YOU Get
3. BREAK EVERY RULE
4. I CANT STAND THE RAIN
5. TWO PEOPLE
6. GIRLS
7. TYPICAL MALE
8. BACK WHERE YOU STARTED
9. BETTER BE GOOD
10. ADDICTED TO LOVE
11. PRIVATE DANCER
12. WE DONT NEED ANOTHER HERO
13. WHATS LOVE GOT TO DO WITH
14. LETS STAY TOGETHER
15. SHOW SOME RESPECT
16. LAND OF 1000 DANCES
17. IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR
18. 634-5789
19. A CHANGE IS GONNA COME
20. RIVER DEEP MOUNTAIN HIGH
21. TEARING US APART
22. PROUD MARY
23. HELP
24. TONIGHT
25. LETS DANCE
26. OVERNIGHT SENSATION
27. ITS ONLY LOVE
28. NUTBUSH CITY LIMITS

Track:
1. I Shot The Sheriff
2. + others w/o EC

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals (1)
Island All Stars - rest (1)

Video celebrating Island Records 25th Anniversary
featuring prominent artists associated with Island Records.
Title comes from the group Free's monster single "Alright Now" from the FIRE AND WATER album.

7" single Tracks:
1. After Midnight
2. I Can't Stand It

12" single Tracks:
1. After Midnight
2. I Can't Stand It
3. Watcha Gonna Do

CD5 single Tracks:
1. After Midnight
2. I Can't Stand It
3. Watcha Gonna Do
4. Sunshine Of Your Love (live) - Cream; 1968 - Winterland

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Alan Clark - keyboards (1)
Nathan East - bass (1)
Andy Newmark - drums (1)

This is a new recording of 'After Midnight' made for the American brewery Anheuser-Busch for use in their Micheloeb beer television commerical. This association was a bit controversial as Eric was (and still is) a recovering alchoholic. (I believe the Micheloeb brand is no longer brewed. - JCH)

Track 1 appears on the CROSSROADS 4CD set in abridged form (x:xx) and
on the Japanese version of THE CREAM OF CLAPTON in it's full length (5:04).
The live version of Cream's 'Sunshine Of Your Love' (track 4) has not been released elsewhere.

CD Tracks:
1. Sweeet Home Chicago
2. Play the Blues
3. Key To the Highway
4. Walking the Dog
5. Stormy Monday
6. Real Mother for Ya
7. Stormy Monday
8. Jam
9. Worried Life Blues #1
10. Worried Life Blues #2
11. Hurt So Bad
12. Wanna Make Love to You
13. Someday Baby
14. Early in the Morning
15. Rock Me Baby

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Buddy Guy - guitar, vocals
Junior Wells - vocals, harmonica
Chris Stainton - piano
Greg Rzab - bass
Gerry Porter - drums

Roberty - Complete Recording Sessions has Eric commenting:
"They showed some of it on TV, late hours. I watched some of that and was very disappointed with the sound mix because you can hardly hear Buddy. And I thought that was sad."

Roberty (ibid.) also states only 4 songs were actually broadcast on television.
Key To The Highway
Stormy Monday
Worried Life Blues
Jam

I do not know which of the two versions of 'Stormy Monday' and 'Worried Life Blues' were the broadcast versions. - JCH

Excellent show, broadcast on the Southbank UK TV show. (JCH)
Excellent sound, though the voices are not always audible. (R.B.)

• "One Fine Day" - S&H Music House - HD18/19
  

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