A self-titled masterpiece from a blues-rock master
Deep emotion resides within the restrained performance.
A departure from the aggressive style of his Cream days, this album blends blues and rock in a subdued tone, evoking the composure of a mature musician. Clapton's guitar sings as if it's speaking to him on each track, delivering simple yet memorable phrases. The production is also on point, bringing out the essential appeal of each song to the fullest.
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A:
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1)
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Slunky
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2)
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Bad Boy
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3)
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Lonesome And A Long Way From Home
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4)
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After Midnight
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5)
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Easy Now
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6)
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Blues Power
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B:
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1)
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Bottle Of Red Wine
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2)
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Lovin' You Lovin' Me
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3)
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Told You For The Last Time
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4)
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Don't Know Why
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5)
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Let It Rain
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Other [Equipment] - Clark
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Guitar, Lead Vocals - Eric Clapton
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Other [Friend] - Eddie
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Trumpet - Jim Price
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Vocals - Rita Coolidge
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Vocals - Bonnie Bramlett
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Guest - Stephen Stills
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Piano - John Simon
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Saxophone - Bob Keys
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Piano - Leon Russell
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Producer, Arranged By - Delaney Bramlett
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Rhythm Guitar - Delaney Bramlett
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Vocals - Delaney Bramlett
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Drums - Jim Gordon
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Organ - Bob Whitlock
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Vocals - Bob Whitlock
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Bass - Carl Radle
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Engineer - Bill Halverson
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Supervised By [Reissue Supervisor] - Bill Levenson
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Mastered By - Miles Showell
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Vocals [Crickets] - J.I. Allison
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Vocals [Crickets] - Sonny Curtis
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Design, Photography By - Tom Wilkes (2)
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Design, Photography By - Barry Feinstein
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Crew [Equipment] - Bill Reed
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Management [Road Mgr.] - Bruce McCaskill
