Eric Clapton – Just One Night (2LP Vinyl)
RSO Records (1980)
$35.00
Original New Zealand Pressing Of Eric Clapton’s Best Live Album! Vinyl Still In Top Condition, Very Nice Gatefold Cover. Slowhand & Band Recorded Live At The Budokan Theatre In Tokyo, Japan In December, 1979.
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Original New Zealand Pressing Of Eric Clapton’s Best Live Album! Vinyl Still In Top Condition, Nice Gatefold Cover. Slowhand & Band Recorded Live At The Budokan Theatre In Tokyo, Japan In December, 1979.
Condition – Vinyl: EXCELLENT!
Condition – Cover: EXCELLENT!
Side 1:
Tulsa Time
Early In The Morning
Lay Down Sally
Wonderful Tonight
Side 2:
If I Don’t Be There By Morning
Worried Life Blues
All Our Past Times
After Midnight
Side 3:
Double Trouble
Setting Me Up
Blues Power
Side 4:
Rambling On My Mind
Cocaine
Further On Up The Road
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A collective of accomplished professionals help push Clapton along, forcing him to spit out crackling solos throughout the album. 4 ½ Stars Although Eric Clapton has released a bevy of live albums, none of them have ever quite captured the guitarist's raw energy and dazzling virtuosity. The double live album Just One Night may have gotten closer to that elusive goal than most of its predecessors. The most notable difference between Just One Night and Clapton's other live albums is his backing band. Led by guitarist Albert Lee, the group is a collective of accomplished professionals who have managed to keep some grit in their playing. They help push Clapton along, forcing him to spit out crackling solos throughout the album. 4 ½ Stars