ERIC CLAPTON 1992 - Part 2 Bobfest
	K E Y to releases: Regular Guest Appearance Bootleg Regular Bootleg Guest Appearance Related (no EC participation)

INDEX Tourography 1992

CONTENTS

CD Tracks:
1. Simple Life
2. The One
3. Sweat It Out
4. Runaway Train
5. Whitewash County
6. The North
7. When A Woman Doesn't Want You
8. Emily
9. On Dark Street
10. Understanding Women
11. The Last Song

Elton John - vocals, keyboards
Eric Clapton - vocals, guitar
Davey Johnstone, David Gilmour, Adam Seymour - guitar
Mark Taylor, Guy Babylon - keyboards
Pino Palladin - obass
Olle Romo - drums, percussion,programming
Jonice Jamison, Carole Fredericks, Beckie Bell, Kiki Dee, Nigel Olsson - background vocals

Rolling Stone
Buying an Elton John album these days is like investing in a mutual fund: You won't get a huge payoff, but you probably won't get burned either. As with recent portfolios offered by bankable rockers Rod Stewart and Eric Clapton, audiences buy into John's work at this point for a familiar sense of craft, not for stinging creativity. Which means that at the very least "The One" stands as the musical equivalent of comfort food.
John's thirty-third release, "The One" finds him reasonably spry despite having received the music biz's approximation of a gold watch: last year's useless tribute album, Two Rooms, plus a terrific box set. The new album boasts some hooks sharp enough to pierce our memory banks, from the amiable "Simple Life" to the Philly-soul-inspired "On Dark Street."
And yet there's not a one that couldn't have been helped out by more pointed production. As with John's releases for more than a decade, there's so much echo on "The One" that emotion dissolves into oblivion. Even a promising country honk like "Whitewash County" loses its very real shot at recalling Tumbleweed Connection.
Not that anything else on The One has a chance to scale such heights. "Runaway Train," (a duet with - guess who? - Eric Clapton) from the Lethal Weapon 3 soundtrack, isn't the only number that could run during the closing credits of some hack Hollywood film. Which is why, for all its small joys, "The One" will ultimately be best remembered not for its music but for the first-ever cover shot of Elton's hair weave. (RS 638)

CD Tracks:
1. Runaway Train
2. Understanding Women

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals (1)
Elton John - piano, vocals
others

CD Tracks:

Mel Gibson - Martin Riggs
Danny Glover - Roger Murtaugh
Joe Pesci - Leo Getz

CD Tracks:

CD Tracks:
1. Wonderful Tonight - 3:38
   - Slowhand 1977
2. Tears In Heaven - 4:31
   - Rush 1991
3. Double Trouble (live) - 8:02
   - Just One Night 1980
4. Layla (Unplugged) - 4:46
   - Unplugged 1992
5. Pretty Girl - 5:31
   - Money And Cigarettes 1983
6. Same Old Blues - 8:16
   - Behind The Sun 1985
7. Running On Faith - 5:34
   - Jurneyman (sic) 1989
8. Ramblin' On My Mind (live) - 7:29
   - Polygram Records Inc. USA 1975
9. Please Be WIth me - 3:26
   - 461 Ocean Boulevard 1974
10. Knockin' On Heaven's Door - 5:31
    - RSO Records Ltd. 1975 (taken from single)
11. Old Love - 6:25
    - Jurneyman (sic) 1989
12. It All Depends - 5:04
    - Behind The Sun 1985
    BONUS TRACK
13. It's Probably Me - 6:21
    - Sting with E. Clapton from the Motion Picture Lethal Weapon 3 1992

Times from CD cover.
This is a semi-legit release from Europe (Russia?), for domestic release only.
It is a compilation of popular Clapton songs from recent albums. No label.

CD Tracks:

CD Tracks:

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LIVE IN NEW YORK - Eric Clapton
8 May 1992 - Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherford, N.J.<
Front Row - FRONT 3/4
Total Time - 46:44/49:38

CD Tracks:
1. The Circus Left Town
2. Tears in Heaven
3. Before You Accuse Me
4. Tearing Us Apart
5. Old Love
6. Badge
7. Wonderful Tonight
8. Layla
9. Crossroads
10. Sunshine Of Your Love

Personnel:

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Chuck Leavell - keyboards
Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Steve Ferrone - drums
Ray Cooper - percussion
Tessa Niles - vocals
Katie Kassoon - vocals

See also:

• "Acoustic" - lun - nun
  
• "Acoustic Live In New York 92" - lun - P 910062
  

CD Tracks:
1. Anything for Your Love
2. Pretending
3. Badge
4. Wonderful Tonight
5. Layla
6. Crossroads
7. Sunshine of Your Love
8. My Father's Eyes
9. She's Waiting
10. Let It Rain

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Chuck Leavell - keyboards
Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Steve Ferrone - drums
Ray Cooper - percussion
Tessa Niles - vocals
Katie Kassoon - vocals

There is no doubt that this recording is largly taken from the Brighton show. It is also certain that "Let It Rain" is from another show, and possibly there are other songs from yet another show. I personally have only heard one song from this CD ("My Father's Eyes") and it from Brighton. I've received conflicting information from a number of Slowhand subscribers, but it would seem that perhaps all of the CD is from Brighton except "Let It Rain", which I've been told is from Festival Hall, Brisbane, Australia on 14-04-75 and was released on "Milk Cow Blues". (R.B.)

CD Tracks:
1. White Room
2. Pretending
3. I Shot the Sheriff
4. Running on Faith
5. She's Waiting
6. Tears in Heaven
7. Before You Accuse Me
8. Old Love
9. Badge
10. Wonderful Tonight
11. Layla
12. Crossroads
13. Sunshine of Your Love

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Chuck Leavell - keyboards
Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Steve Ferrone - drums
Ray Cooper - percussion
Tessa Niles - vocals
Katie Kassoon - vocals

CD Tracks:
1. White Room
2. Pretending
3. I Shot the Sheriff
4. Running On Faith
5. Another Love
6. Tears In Heaven
7. Before You Accuse Me
8. Old Love
9. Badge
10. Wonderful Tonight
11. Layla
12. Crossroads
13. Sunshine of Your Love

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Chuck Leavell - keyboards
Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Steve Ferrone - drums
Ray Cooper - percussion
Tessa Niles - vocals
Katie Kassoon - vocals

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MTV AWARDS - Various Artists
September 9, 1992 - Pauley Pavillion, Los Angeles, California
Label #
Recorded at -
Total Time - xx:xx

CD Tracks:

Producer -
Engineer -

Personnel:

Notes -

CD1 Tracks:
1. If Not for You -take 1 - George Harrison - 4:02
2. If Not for You -take 2 - George Harrison - 3:45
3. Absolutely Sweet Marie -take 1 - George Harrison - 1:31
4. Absolutely Sweet Marie -take 2 - George Harrison - 5:05
5. Absolutely Sweet Marie -take 3 - George Harrison - 4:27
6. Love minus Zero, No Limit - Eric Clapton - 6:22
7. Don't Think Twice - Eric Clapton - 6:15
8. It Takes a Lot To Laugh, It Takes Train To Cry - take 1 - Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton & G.E. Smith - 3:02
9. It Takes a Lot To Laugh, It Takes Train To Cry - take 2 - Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton & G.E. Smith - 6:03
10. It Takes a Lot To Laugh, It Takes Train To Cry - take 3 - Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton & G.E. Smith - 5:32
11. My Back Pages -take 1 - Roger McGuinn & George Harrison - 4:57
12. My Back Pages -take 2 - Roger McGuinn & George Harrison - 6:25
13. My Back Pages -take 3 - Roger McGuinn & George Harrison - 4:29
14. My Back Pages -take 4 - Roger McGuinn & George Harrison - 6:14
15. My Back Pages -take 5 - Roger McGuinn & George Harrison - 4:44
    CD2 Tracks:
16. Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues - Neil Young - 1:28
17. All Along The Watchtower -take 1 - Neil Young - 2:56
18. All Along The Watchtower -take 2 - Neil Young - 7:54
19. Forever Young - Neil Young - 6:48
20. Licence To Kill -take 1 - Tom Petty - 6:16
21. Licence To Kill -take 2 - Tom Petty - 2:34
22. Licence To Kill -take 3 - Tom Petty - 4:43
23. Rainy Day Woman - Bob Dylan - 5:33
24. Mr.Tambourine Man -take 1 - Roger McGuinn & George Harrison - 6:45
25. Mr.Tambourine Man -take 2 - Roger McGuinn & George Harrison - 3:42
26. Interview with Eric Clapton - 11:30

Rehearsals also took place on the 15th and 16th, but Dylan did not attend, making the likely date of this recording the 13th or 14th.(R.B.)

G.E. Smith - guitar
Booker T. Jones - organ
Steve Cropper - guitar
Donald "Duck" Dunn - bass
Jim Keltner,Anton Fig - drums
Eric Clapton - guitar & vocals
George Harrison - guitar, vocals
Roger McGuinn - guitar, vocals
Neil Young - guitar, vocals
Tom Petty- guitar, vocals
Bob Dylan - vocals & guitar

CD1 Tracks:
1. Like A Rollin' Stone
   - John Mellencamp
2. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
   - John Mellencamp
3. Introduction by Kris Kristofferson
4. Blowin' In The Wind
   - Stevie Wonder
5. Foot Of Pride
   - Lou Reed
6. Masters Of War
   - Eddie Vedder/Mike McCready
7. The Times They Are A-Changin'
   - Tracy Chapman
8. It Ain't Me, Babe
   - June Carter Cash/Johnny Cash
9. What Was It You Wanted
   - Willie Nelson
10. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
    - Kris Kristofferson
11. Highway 61 Revisited
    - Johnny Winter
12. Seven Days
    - Ron Wood
13. Just Like A Woman
    - Richie Havens
14. When The Ship Comes In
    - The Clancy Brothers and Robbie O'Connell with special guest Tommy Makem
15. You Ain't Goin Nowhere
    - Mary-Chapin Carpenter/Rosanne Cash/Shawn Colvin
    CD2 Tracks:
16. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
    - Neil Young
17. All Along The Watchtower
    - Neil Young
18. I Shall Be Released
    - Chrissie Hynde
19. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
    - Eric Clapton
20. Emotionally Yours
    - The O'Jays
21. When I Paint My Masterpiece
    - The Band
22. Absolutely Sweet Marie - 4:43
    - George Harrison
23. License To Kill
    - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
24. Rainy Day Woman #12 And 35
    - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
25. Mr. Tambourine Man
    - Roger McGuinn
26. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
    - Bob Dylan
27. My Back Pages - 4:39
    - Bob Dylan, Roger McGuinn, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, George Harrison
28. Knockin' On Heaven's Door - 5:38
    - Everyone
29. Girl Of The North Country
    - Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan - guitar, vocals, harmonica
Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
+others

On October 16, 1992, an impressionable and eclectic group of artists gathered at Madison Square Garden in New York City for the purpose of celebrating the music of Bob Dylan on the occasion of his 30th anniversary of recording.
...the four-hour show celebrated a truely remarkable lifetime of songs in front of a sold-out audience of over 18,000. Warmly dubbed the Bobfest by participant Neil Young, the show was broadcast around the world and featured a cast of musical notables performing carefully chosen and often surprising selections from the incomparable Dylan songbook. At evening's end, the man of honor himself appeared on stage and gracefully brought it all back home again. In a world where all-star celebrity gatherings have become common- place, the Bob Dylan celebration stood out as, first and foremost, a legitimately memorable musical event.
...
The traditionally show-stopping Eric Clapton, who performed a duet with Dylan in "Sign Language" from his No Reason To Cry album in 1976, came through with a startling and moving performance at the celebration. The highlights of his set - which also included a luminous "Live Minus Zero, No Limit" - was a truely revelatory rendition of "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right," from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, that Clapton and Booker T. Jones radically rearranged into a seductive new bluesy masterpiece, complete with some incendiary soloing from the guitar master himself.
...
A fellow Traveling Wilbury and longtime friend, George Harrison goes way back with Dylan. Before their prominent Wilbury collaboration, Dylan and the then newly former Beatle co-wrote "I'd Have You Anytime" for Harrison's All Things MustPass, the 1970 album for which Harrison also recorded a version of Dylan's "If Not For You." For the celebration, Harrison returned to Madison Square Garden, site of the 1971 Concert for Bangla Desh, and utterly charmed the crowd by delivering an exquisite, clearly loving rendition of "Absolutely Sweet Marie" from Blonde On Blonde.
...
As for the man of honor himself, Dylan began his own set with "Song To Woody," a moving composition from his debut album that remains a gracious salute to Dylan's own early influence, Woody Guthrie. Unfortunately, technical problems prevent the song's inclusion here. Dylan followed with a wonderfully intense rendition of "It's All Right, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" from Bringing It All Back Home, that served as a vivid reminder of his incomparable acoustic power. "My Back Pages," originally from 1964's Another Side Of Bob Dylan, became a history-making group effort, with McGuinn, Petty, Young, Clapton, Dylan and Harrison all trading off the classic verses. Then "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" - the elegiac standard from the Pat Garret And Billy The Kid soundtrack recently covered by Guns N' Roses - brought all the evening's players out for a memorable ensemble encore.

CD Now
Neil Young's performance of "All Along The Watchtower" was nominated for a 1994 Grammy Award as "Best Rock Vocal Performance, Solo."
Bob Dylan, Roger McGuinn, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Eric Clapton and George Harrison's performance of "My Back Pages" was nominated for a 1994 Grammy Award as "Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal."
A video version of THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT CELEBRATION, which contains a few extra tracks, is available on LaserDisc and VHS on Sony Music Videos
(49165).

CD1 Tracks:
1. 
   CD2 Tracks:
2. 
   CD3 Tracks:

This show was heavily bootlegged and is available in many incarnations, some of which are:



A Tribute To Bob Dylan And More / Bob Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] BDCD 111/2/3 3CD [T-253]
Bob Dylan Reference With Friends, Vol. 1 & 2 / Bob Dylan w/ Friends [16 Oct 92] LSD Records CD 152058-059 2CD []
Celebration Night / Bob Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] LTCD 001/002 2CD [T-250]
Dylan Forever & His Friends Live At MSG / Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] Top TOP 28/29 2CD [T-251]
In The Garden / Bob Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] Kiss The Stone KTS 129/130 2CD [T-225]
Live USA - A Tribute To Bob Dylan / Bob Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] Imtrat imt 40.90137 CD [T-158]
The Anniversary Concert / Bob Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] Imtrat imt 920.040 CD [T-248]
The Best of Bob Dylan's Anniversary Concert / Bob Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] Imtrat imt 900.138 CD [T-292]
The Bob Dylan Tribute 1962-1992 / Bob Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] Rockdreams 3CD [T-254]
This One's For You, Bob / Bob Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] AD 1002 A/B 2CD [T-249]
Tribute / Bob Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] Living Legend LLRCD 193/194 2CD [T-252]
When Friends Are Coming / Bob Dylan [16 Oct 92] Various Artists VA 005-007 3CD [T-255]
With A Little Help From My Friends / Bob Dylan & Friends [16 Oct 92] WF 003/2 2CD [T-256]

CD Tracks:
1. My World
2. A Song For You
3. None Of Us Are Free
4. So Help Me God
5. Let Me Take Over
6. One Drop Of Love
7. If I Could
8. Love Has A Mind Of It's Own
9. I'll Be There
10. Still Crazy After All These Years

• Track 3 -
  Ray Charles - vocals
  Eric Clapton - guitar solo
  Donny Nguyen - drum & percussion programming
  Abe Laboriel - bass
  Barry Mann, Guy Moon - synthesizers
  Steve Lindsey - Wurlitzer and Synth Horns
  Enrico De Paoli - additional percussion programming
  Lee Thornburg, Doug Norwine - Horns
  Paulinho da Costa - conga & tambourine
  Mavis Staples, Brenda Russell, Phill Perry, Maxanne Lewis - backing vocals
  

• Other tracks:
  Ray Charles - vocals, keyboards
  Paul Jackson Jr., Tommy Organ - guitar
  Greg Phillinganes - piano
  Bobby Thiele Jr., Randy Kerber, Steve Lindsey - synthesizer
  Chuckii Booker synthesizer - bass
  Lee Sklar,Abe Laboriel - bass
  Steve Gadd - drums
  Paulinho da Costa - percussion
  June Pointer, Valerie Pinkston-Mayo, Brenda Russell, Maxi Anderson, Joey Diggs,Alfie Silas, Monalisa Young - background vocals
  

Rolling Stone
3 Stars - Good - "...takes the sound of Charles' best Sixties records and discreetly updates it by underlining the swelling gospel choruses with crisp, techno-improved beats..." Rolling Stone 5/13/93, p.110

CD Tracks:
1. Dixie Flyer 2:37
2. C'est La Bonne Rue 4:13
3. Vanessa 2:51
4. Shades Of Blue 2:48
5. Shoot Out In The Desert 4:20
6. Facada Mirada (Facade Mirage)3:18
7. Fantasy Seeker 3:14
8. Crazy Ladies 3:54
9. Forgive Me Girl 5:47
10. Loop Garu 4:44
11. Up To Your Old Tricks Again 2:25
12. Livin' On Rock & Roll 2:53
13. Tough Enough 3:26
14. Stone Ball 3:42

• Track 13 -
  Thomas Jefferson Kaye - lead vocal
  Rick Clark, Timothy B. Schmidt - backing vocals
  Greg Thomas - drums
  Eric Clapton - lead guitar
  Stephen Bruton - rhythm guitar
  Rick Danko - bass
  Dr. John - keyboards
  

• Other tracks -
  Thomas Jefferson Kaye - guitar
  Dr. John - piano, guitar
  Rick Danko - guitar
  Steve Miller - guitar
  Timothy B. Schmidt - guitar
  Jeff Skunk Baxter - guitar
  Joe Walsh - guitar
  Don Henley - guitar
  Robbie Krieger - guitar
  

CD Tracks:
1. Melodies In A Jungle Mans Head (Part 1&2)
   Anthony Reebop / Kwaku Baah (7:32)
2. Bombodown
   Anthony Reebop / Kwaku Baah (2:38)
3. Hotline Breadline Boogie
   Baah / Heelborg / Cang / Taylor (3:21)
4. Sometimes I Feel
   Anthony Reebop / Kwaku Baah (5:48)
5. Payapam
   Anthony Reebop / Kwaku Baah (4:20)
6. Flodel
   Baah / Hellborg / Taylor (3:35)
7. Melodies In A Jungle Mans Head (Part 3)
   Anthony Reebop / Kwaku Baah (4:11)
8. Shakakitete
   Anthony Reebop / Kwaku Baah (7:01)
9. Ballet Mix
   Baah / Hellborg / Cang / Taylor (21:13)

African Anthony Reebop Kwaku Baah was the great percussionnist from"Traffic" . He also played with many other famous bands such as the Rolling Stones, Stevie Winwood, Eric Clapton ....He and Jonas Hellborg worked for a year in London on a recording project that was halted by Reebop's tragic death in the later part of 1982. Hellborg went back to London to complete this album which became according to him "a son of Reebop". According to Jonas Hellborg, Reebop "said that a lot of his old collaborators were on the tapes we used but would never tell me who and where or when. I must give the man credit for that. He proved it to be totally insignificant who did what. The music became its own person - a son of Reebop." (-Jonas Hellborg)
Order from Netbeat's Artist page or Netbeat's Album page

I haven't verified if EC is indeed on this one, but the possibility exists given the info above. - JCH

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