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Set I
Peaches And Diesel>
Wonderful Tonight
Lay Down Sally
Next Time You See Her
The Core
We' Re All The Way
Rodeo Man
Fool' S Paradise
Cocaine<<--
Badge
Double Trouble
Nobody Knows You
Let It Rain
Knockin' On Heaven' S Door
Last Night
Goin' Down Slow
Layla
Bottle Of Red Wine
You' ll Never Walk Alone
Wonderful Tonight
Lay Down Sally
Next Time You See Her
The Core
We' Re All The Way
Rodeo Man
Fool' S Paradise
Cocaine<<--
Badge
Double Trouble
Nobody Knows You
Let It Rain
Knockin' On Heaven' S Door
Last Night
Goin' Down Slow
Layla
Bottle Of Red Wine
You' ll Never Walk Alone
Set II
Set III
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Live at the civic auditorium Santa Monica California, February 12, 1978 (it seems that the cover (The Swingin' Pig Tsp-Cd-196-6) has the wrong date since, according to the EC Tourography site, this should be the set list of the 12th and not of the 11th)
Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Dick Sims - keyboards
George Terry - guitar
Carl Radle - bass, vocals
Marcy Levy - vocals
Jaime Oldaker - drums
Recorded at the end of the "Slowhand ‘77/’78" tour, this blistering Eric Clapton show, originally recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour radio show, is an excellent example of how great he had become as a live artist in the late 1970s. Freed of his drug and alcohol demons, Clapton had finally assembled a backup band that gave him both the freedom to take the starlight and the cohesion of being just another band member.
From his legendary Derek & The Dominoes band, Clapton recruited bassist Carl Radle, who, with drummer Jaime Oldacker, held down the rhythm over Clapton’s soaring guitar licks. Also on board was vocalist Marcy Levy, who allowed Clapton to focus more on his guitar work by covering the more involved vocal harmonies.
The mix of little-known songs with massive Clapton hits resulted in a strong show with great pacing. The Cream hit, "Badge" and his sultry ballad, " Wonderful Tonight" provides the pop element, while classic R&B/ Blues covers such as "Bottle Of Red Wine" and "Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out," allow Clapton the freedom to solo as only he can. The rockers are there too, including "Cocaine," "Layla," and his first solo hit, "Let It Rain," which clocks in at over seven minutes. Another highlight is his reggae remake of Bob Dylan’s "Knocking On Heaven’s Door."
There are even a few surprises, including the encore, which is a soulful reading of the Broadway show tune standard, "You’ll Never Walk Alone."
Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Dick Sims - keyboards
George Terry - guitar
Carl Radle - bass, vocals
Marcy Levy - vocals
Jaime Oldaker - drums
Recorded at the end of the "Slowhand ‘77/’78" tour, this blistering Eric Clapton show, originally recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour radio show, is an excellent example of how great he had become as a live artist in the late 1970s. Freed of his drug and alcohol demons, Clapton had finally assembled a backup band that gave him both the freedom to take the starlight and the cohesion of being just another band member.
From his legendary Derek & The Dominoes band, Clapton recruited bassist Carl Radle, who, with drummer Jaime Oldacker, held down the rhythm over Clapton’s soaring guitar licks. Also on board was vocalist Marcy Levy, who allowed Clapton to focus more on his guitar work by covering the more involved vocal harmonies.
The mix of little-known songs with massive Clapton hits resulted in a strong show with great pacing. The Cream hit, "Badge" and his sultry ballad, " Wonderful Tonight" provides the pop element, while classic R&B/ Blues covers such as "Bottle Of Red Wine" and "Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out," allow Clapton the freedom to solo as only he can. The rockers are there too, including "Cocaine," "Layla," and his first solo hit, "Let It Rain," which clocks in at over seven minutes. Another highlight is his reggae remake of Bob Dylan’s "Knocking On Heaven’s Door."
There are even a few surprises, including the encore, which is a soulful reading of the Broadway show tune standard, "You’ll Never Walk Alone."
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| Notes: | Peaches And Diesel Wonderful Tonight Next Time You See Her The Core Rodeo Man Fool's Paradise Badge Double Trouble Nobody Knows You Let It Rain Knockin' On Heaven's Door Last Night Goin' Down Slow Layla Bottle Of Red Wine You'll Never Walk Alone | |||||