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TOPPOP: Fancy - Wild Thing
Eric Clapton Just One Night [SACD] 1994 Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab ——————————————————————— Tracks CD One: 1. Tulsa Time 2. Early in the Morning 3. Lay down Sally 4. Wonderful Tonight 5. If I Don’t Be There by Morning 6. Worried Life Blues 7. All Our Past Times 8. After Midnight
Tracks CD Two: 1. Double Trouble 2. Setting Me Up 3. Blues Power 4. Rambling on My Mind 5. Cocaine 6. Further on up the Road ———————————————————————
Eric Clapton
Albert Lee
Dave Markee
Henry Spinetti
Chris Stainton
* Long Live Rock Archive
George Harrison: Gone Troppo
Dark Horse Records 923734-1
Released: November 5, 1982
Eric Clapton - Blues in 'A'
Eric Clapton I Still Do 2016 Bushbranch ——————————————————————— Tracks: 01. Alabama Woman Blues 02. Can’t Let You Do It 03. I Will Be There 04. Spiral 05. Catch the Blues 06. Cypress Grove 07. Little Man, You’ve Had a Busy Day 08. Stones in My Passway 09. I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine 10. I’ll Be Alright 11. Somebody’s Knockin’ 12. I’ll Be Seeing You ———————————————————————
Dave Bronze
Paul Carrack
Eric Clapton
Simon Climie
Ethan Johns
Andy Fairweather Low
Angelo Mysterioso
Dirk Powell
Walt Richmond
Ed Sheeran
Henry Spinetti
Chris Stainton
* Long Live Rock Archive
Roger Daltrey Ride a Rock Horse 1975 Polydor ——————————————————————— Tracks: 01. Get Your Love 02. Hearts Right 03. Oceans Away 04. Proud 05. World Over 06. Near to Surrender 07. Feeling 08. Walking the Dog 09. Milk Train 10. Born to Sing Your Song ———————————————————————
Russ Ballard
Clem Clemson
Roger Daltrey
Stuart Francis
Henry Spinetti
Dave Wintour
* Long Live Rock Archive
Some session musicians are so unassuming in most of the things they do and this appears to reflect on their own work as well, which does mean they tend to blend in. Tim Renwick, for instance, just does his thing. Then again, he does seem to be one of the more happy-to-be-here sessions musicians, which should not be a critique of his quality as he's quite great. He's merely seen by me a someone who does his job and doesn't fret about that too much. That might be a reason he ended up on a variety of soundscapes, including those he did on his own. I mean, the tune on the link sounds like something that could be transcribed for a classical guitar. Then again, would anybody here be willing to do something in that vein?
Eric Clapton Just One Night 1980 RSO ————————————————— Tracks LP One: 1. Tulsa Time 2. Early in the Morning 3. Lay down Sally 4. Wonderful Tonight 5. If I Don’t Be There by Morning 6. Worried Life Blues 7. All Our Past Times 8. After Midnight
Tracks LP Two: 1. Double Trouble 2. Setting Me Up 3. Blues Power 4. Rambling on My Mind 5. Cocaine 6. Further on up the Road —————————————————
Eric Clapton
Albert Lee
Dave Markee
Henry Spinetti
Chris Stainton
* Long Live Rock Archive