ERIC CLAPTON 1995 In Memorium SRV
	K E Y to releases: Regular Guest Appearance Bootleg Regular Bootleg Guest Appearance Related (no EC participation)

CONTENTS

INDEX Tourography 1995

CD Tracks:
1. Love Can Build A Bridge
2. Love Can Build A Bridge (instrumental)
4. Can't Get Enough Of Your Love

Song written by the country music mother/daughter duo The Judds.
Released for a benefit cause.
Track 4 is the Bad Co. hit sung by comedian () along with Tom Jones!

American Version

CD Tracks:
1. I Feel Free - Cream
2. Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream
3. White Room - Cream
4. Crossroads - Cream
5. Badge - Cream
6. Presence Of The Lord - Blind Faith
7. Blues Power
8. After Midnight
9. Let It Rain
10. Bell Bottom Blues - Derek And The Dominos
11. Layla - Derek And The Dominos
12. I Shot The Sheriff
13. Let It Grow
14. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
15. Hello Old Friend
16. Cocaine
17. Wonderful Tonight
18. Promises
19. I Can't Stand It

Robert Stigwood (track 1)
Felix Pappalardi (tracks 2-5)
Jimmy Miller (track 6)
Delaney Bramlett (tracks 7-9)
Derek And The Dominos (tracks 10-11)
Tom Dowd (tracks 12-14, 19)
Rob Fraboni(track 15)
Glyn Johns (tracks 16-18)

Compilation producers: Chris Griffin, Bill Levenson, George McManus

Digitally remastered by Joseph M. Palmaccio (PolyGram Studios)

English Version

CD Tracks:

CD Now
THE CREAM OF CLAPTON includes songs released between 1966 and 1981 by Cream, Blind Faith, Derek And The Dominos and Eric Clapton as a solo performer.
If you only have the funds or shelf space to own one Eric Clapton album, THE CREAM OF ERIC CLAPTON is the one to get. Featuring 19 songs that span from Cream's 1966 hit "I Feel Free" to Clapton's 1981 single, "I Can't Stand It," this ample collection of career highlights from the legendary English guitarist is essential classic rock. The album opens with five tracks by Cream, the psychedelic-blues power trio that Clapton led in the sixties. The heavy riff-rocker "Sunshine of Your Love" and "Badge," his 1968 collaboration with Beatle George Harrison, feature some of his best playing ever.
Clapton's post-Cream bands, Blind Faith and Derek and the Dominos (his 1970 supergroup with Duane Allman) are also represented with such remarkable blues-rock performances as "Presence of the Lord," Bell Bottom Blues" and the timeless rock classic, "Layla." The remainder of the album is devoted to Clapton's seventies solo hits like "After Midnight," I Shot The Sheriff," "Cocaine" and "Wonderful Tonight." Though this collection does not include latter-day Clapton hits like "Tears in Heaven," it's safe to say that the spectacular performances on this album are truly THE CREAM OF ERIC CLAPTON.


Entertainment Weekly
"...These 19 tracks from '66 to '81 cover the high points of his defining work with Cream, Blind Faith, Derek & the Dominos, and alone. They also show how far an average voice, an exorcistic guitar, and blues-on-acid rock can take you..." - Rating: Ao
Entertainment Weekly 3/10/95, p.69

Video Tracks:

• 75 min. Material by Yardbirds, Cream, Derek & Dominoes. 17 trks: "Layla," "Cocaine," "Sunshine of Your Love," more.
  POLYGRAM R-1555
  
• DVD. 75 min. Material by Yardbirds, Cream, Derek & Dominoes. 17 trks: "Layla," "Cocaine," "Sunshine of Your Love," more.
  POLYGRAM DR-1555
  
• Laserdisc. 75 min. Material by Yardbirds, Cream, Derek & Dominoes. 17 trks: "Layla," "Cocaine," "Sunshine of Your Love," more.
  IMAGE LR-1555
  

CD Tracks:
1. Motherless Child
2. Malted Milk
3. From Four Till Late
4. How Long Blues
5. Kidman Blues
6. County Jail
7. I'm Going to Cut Your Head
8. .44
9. Blues All Day Long
10. Standin' Round Crying
11. Hoochie Coochie Man
12. It Hurts Me Too
13. Blues Before Sunrise
14. Third Degree
15. Reconsider Baby
16. Sinner's Prayer
17. Everyday I Have The Blues
18. Early In the Morning
19. Someday After a While
20. Tore Down
21. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
22. Crosscut Saw
23. Five Long Years
24. Got My Mojo Working
25. Ain't Nobody's Business
26. Can't Judge Nobody (1)
27. Crossroads (1)
28. Worried Life Blues (2)

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Steve Gadd - drums
Chris Stainton - keyboards
Dave Bronze - bass
Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar
Jerry Portnoy - harmonica
Roddy Lorimer - trumpet
Tim Saunders - saxophone
Simon Clarke - saxophone

This is an excellent sounding audience recording. (R.B.)

• "Welcome Back 1995" - RAH Music - RAHCD005/6
  
• "Cradle Music" - Silver Rarities - SIRA 181/2
  

CD Tracks
1. Motherless Child
2. Malted Milk
3. From Four Till Late
4. How Long Blues
5. Kidman Blues
6. County Jail
7. I'm Going to Cut Your Head
8. .44
9. Blues Leave Me Alone
10. Standin' Round Crying
11. Hoochie Coochie Man
12. It Hurts Me Too
13. Blues Before Sunrise
14. Third Degree
15. Reconsider Baby
16. Sinner's Prayer
17. Everyday I Have The Blues
18. Early In the Morning
19. Can't Judge Nobody
20. Someday After a While
21. Tore Down
22. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
23. Crosscut Saw
24. Five Long Years
25. Crossroads
26. Got My Mojo Working
27. Ain't Nobody's Business

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Steve Gadd - drums
Chris Stainton - keyboards
Dave Bronze - bass
Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar
Jerry Portnoy - harmonica
Roddy Lorimer - trumpet
Tim Saunders - saxophone
Simon Clarke - saxophone

• "Blues in the Hall" - RAH - nun -(1)/(2)
  

CD Tracks
1. Motherless Child
2. Malted Milk
3. From Four Till Late
4. How Long Blues
5. Kidman Blues
6. I'm Gonna Cut Your Head
7. .44
8. Blues All Day Long
9. Hoochie Coochie Man
10. Mojo Working
11. It Hurts Me Too
12. Blues Before Sunrise
13. Third Degree
14. Reconsider Baby
15. Sinner's Prayer
16. Bad Boy
17. Everyday I Have The Blues
18. Double Trouble
19. Someday After a While
20. I'm Tore Down
21. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
22. Crosscut Saw
23. Five Long Years
24. Crossroads
25. T'ain't Nobody's Bizness

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Steve Gadd - drums
Chris Stainton - keyboards
Dave Bronze - bass
Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar
Jerry Portnoy - harmonica
Roddy Lorimer - trumpet
Tim Saunders - saxophone
Simon Clarke - saxophone

CD Tracks
1. Motherless Child
2. Malted Milk
3. Four Until Late
4. How Long Blues
5. Kidman Blues
6. I'm Gonna Cut Your Head
7. Forty Four Blues
8. Blues Leave Me Alone
9. Standin' Round Crying
10. Hoochie Coochie Man
11. It Hurts Me Too
12. Blues Before Sunrise
13. Third Degree
14. Reconsider Baby
15. Sinner's Prayer
16. Everyday I Have The Blues
17. Double Trouble
18. Before You Accuse Me
19. Someday After A While
20. I'm Tore Down
21. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
22. Crosscut Saw
23. Five Long Years
24. Crossroad Blues
25. Got My Mojo Working
26. Ain't Nobody's Business

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Steve Gadd - drums
Chris Stainton - keyboards
Dave Bronze - bass
Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar
Jerry Portnoy - harmonica
Roddy Lorimer - trumpet
Tim Saunders - saxophone
Simon Clarke - saxophone

CD Tracks
1. Motherless Child
2. Malted Milk
3. From Four Until Late
4. How Long
5. Kidman Blues
6. I'm Gonna Cut Your Head
7. .44
8. Blues Leave Me Alone
9. Standing Around Crying
10. Hoochie Coochie Man
11. It Hurts Me Too
12. Blues Before Sunrise
13. Third Degree
14. Reconsider Baby
15. Sinner's Prayer
16. Everyday I Have The Blues
17. Double Trouble
18. Before You Accuse Me
19. Someday After A While
20. I'm Tore Down
21. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
22. Crossroads
23. Five Long Years
24. T'ain't Nobody's Bizness

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Steve Gadd - drums
Chris Stainton - keyboards
Dave Bronze - bass
Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar
Jerry Portnoy - harmonica
Roddy Lorimer - trumpet
Tim Saunders - saxophone
Simon Clarke - saxophone

CD Tracks:
1. Lovin' In My Baby's Eyes 2:43
2. Cheatin' On You 3:22
3. The Hustle Is On 2:41
4. Here In The Dark 3:30
5. Fanning The Flames 4:50
6. I Need Your Loving 3:01
7. Ooh Poo Pah Doo 4:01
8. Lonely Avenue 3:30
9. Don't Tell Me 3:48
10. What Am I Living For? 2:46
11. We're Gonna Make It 2:52
12. Let The Four Winds Blow 3:12
13. (You've Got To) Love Her With A Feeling 3:48
14. The Car Of Your Dreams 4:30

Taj Mahal - vocals, dobro, harmonica
Bonnie Raitt - vocals
John Porter - acoustic guitar, guitar, slide guitar
Jon Cleary - guitar, piano (4), Wurlitzer piano, Clavinet,background vocals
Jon Brion - guitar, Chamberlin
Johnny Lee Schell - guitar(4), rhythm guitar(13), background vocals
Eric Clapton - lead guitar (4,13)
Dean Parks, John Parks, Joe McGrath - guitar
Mike Campbell - 12-string guitar
David Hidalgo - accordion
Joe Sublett, Bernard "Dr. B." Anderson - tenor saxophone
Darrell Leonard - trumpet, trombonium
Mick Weaver - organ(13)
Larry Fulcher - bass, background vocals
James "Hutch" Hutchinso- n bass
Tony Braunagel - drums, tambourine,percussion
"Freeze" Guillory - rub board
"Sir" Harry Bowens, "Sweet Pea" Atkinson, Terrence Forsythe, Regina Taylor, Alphanette Durio, Billy Barnum - background vocals

CMJ New Music Report
Eric Clapton (two cuts) and Bonnie Raitt (one, BLUES CORNER the flagwaver "I Need Your Loving") help TAJ MAHAL chase the Phantom Blues for Private Music. Raw sensualist or romantic, rootsy rustic or city slicker, Mahal is at home with blues of every stripe. While his vocal duet with Raitt on "I Need Your Loving" is a ready-made rocker for radio, these ears are more attuned to the cut (just one, unfortunately) on which the leader accompanies his own voice with dobro and harmonica, the CD-opening "Lovin' In My Baby's Eyes."
Gene Kalbacher
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Living Blues
"...His music is a direct challenge to arbitrary barriers of genre and generation--a healthy antidote in our age of prefabricated styles, ideological rigidity, and corporate-driven tastes."
Living Blues 5-6/96, pp.75-76

CD Tracks
1. Pride And Joy - Bonnie Raitt
2. Texas Flood - Jimmie Vaughan
3. Telephone Song - B.B. King
4. Long Way From Home - Buddy Guy
5. Ain't Gone 'N Give Up On Your Love - Eric Clapton
6. Love Struck Baby - Robert Cray
7. Cold Shot - Dr. John
8. Six Strings Down - ensemble
9. Tick Tock - ensemble
10. SRV Shuffle - ensemble

Ensemble (8-10) - Jimmy Vaughan, Eric Clapton,Bonnie Raitt,Robert Cray,B.B. King, Buddy Guy,Dr. John,Art Neville.

Video Tracks

The companion video to the CD release above.

CD Tracks
1. Texas Flood
2. Flamenco
3. 12 Bar Blues
4. Hot Dog
5. I Like It Like That
6. I'm Going Back Home
7. When The Welfare Turns Its Back
8. Reconsider Baby
9. Third Degree
10. Sweet Home Chicago
11. I Can't Quit You Baby
12. Same Thing
13. Further On Up The Road
14. Let Me Love You Baby
15. Wee Wee Baby
16. Early In The Morning
17. I Can't Judge Nobody
18. Love Struck Baby
19. Six Strings Down

Jimmy Vaughan - guitar,vocals
unknown members of Jimmy Vaughan Band aka Tilt-A-Whirl Band
Robert Cray - guitar, vocals (6-19)
Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals (8-19)
Buddy Guy - guitar, vocals (10-19)

Reportedly a soundboard taken from Japanese tv, but this is an audience recording and not a soundboard as previously indicated here. This is not the Stevie Ray Vaughan tribute show recorded on 11/05/95. Note that Texas Flood starts suddenly and Six Strings Down is the "jam" that is listed on the cover. The sound quality is reportedly better on "The Day After The Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute" (R.B.)

• "The Day After The Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute" - Rarities on Compact Disc - Rarities 97050
  

CD Tracks
1. Reconsider Baby
2. Third Degree
3. Sweet Home Chicago
4. I Can't Quit You Baby
5. Buddy's Blues (aka Same Thing)
6. Further On Up The Road
7. Let Me Love You Baby
8. Wee Wee Baby
9. Early In The Morning
10. I Can't Judge Nobody
11. SRV Shuffle

Jimmy Vaughan - guitar,vocals
unknown members of Jimmy Vaughan Band aka Tilt-A-Whirl Band
Robert Cray - guitar, vocals (1-11)
Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals (3-11)
Buddy Guy - guitar, vocals (5-11)

this date was already released before another title, But this one is very good Audience recording and better than former one.

CD Tracks
1. Blues Power
2. Somebody Else
3. Dockside Boogie
4. I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)
5. Here I Go Again
6. Deep, Deep Water
7. Blues Walk, The
8. Mean And Evil
9. Underhand Boogie
10. Don't Think Twice
11. Tobacco Road
12. Don't Cry Sister
13. Long Way Home

Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, violin,viola)
Maria Muldaur, Bobby Charles (vocals)
John D. Loudermilk (vocals, acoustic guitar)
Leon Russell (vocals, electric piano)
Eric Clapton, Amos Garrett (guitar)
Sonny Landreth (National steel slide guitar, electric slide guitar)
Ry Cooder (mandolin,slide guitar)
Bobby Campo (trumpet, cabasa, guiro, cowbell)
Eric Demmer (alto saxophone)
Grady Gaines (tenor saxophone)
Peter McEachern (trombone)
George Bitzer (Hammond B-3 organ, piano, Wurlitzer piano)
Willie Weeks (bass)
Jim Keltner(drums, maracas, tambourine)
Teddy Jack (gourd)

Entertainment Weekly
"...the last of the great Texas bluesmen holds everything together with his multi-instrumental virtuosity and gruff vocals..." - Rating: A-
Entertainment Weekly 4/5/96, p.80

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