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Eric Clapton
Further On Up The Crossroads
Various venues and dates
Why Not - STBX027-4CD
Sound Quality varies, mostly sb5 - sb6 per EC Bootography
CD1. Total Time : 78:47
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CD 1, Track 1. "I Got My Mojo Working" (5:43) - Closing jam session of the first rhythm and blues festival recorded live at Town Hall, Birmingham on February 28, 1964. Featuring Sonny Williamson (Vocals & Harmonica), Eric Clapton (Guitar), Paul Samwell-Smith (Bass), Chris Dreja (Guitar), Jim McCarty (Drums), Spencer Davis R&B quartet, Stevie Winwood (Organ), Muff Winwood (Bass), Pete York (Percussion), The Liverpool Roadrunners, Long John Baldry (Vocals), Rod Stewart (Vocals), Ina Armit (Piano), Jeff Bredford (Guitar), Cliff Barton (Bass), Billy Law (Drums)
CD 1, Track 2. "Louise" (2:56) - Live recording of the Yardbirds from the "Go Tell it on the Mountain," TV show of spring 1964.
CD 1, Track 3. "Key To Love" (2:03) - A preview of a song later to be recorded for the memorable "Bluesbreakers" LP here performed by John Mayalls' Bluesbreakers on March 19,1966 for the "Saturday Club" BBC radio show.
CD 1, Track 4. "Lawdy Mama" (2:51) - Cream, Klook's Cleek, West Hampstead on December 15, 1966
CD 1, Track 5. "Meet Me (In the Bottom)" (4:23) - Cream, Klook's Cleek, West Hampstead on December 15, 1966
CD 1, Track 6. "Crossroads" (3:32) - Cream, Klook's Cleek, West Hampstead on December 15, 1966
CD 1, Track 7. "Stepping Out" (5:01) - Cream, Klook's Cleek, West Hampstead on December 15, 1966
CD 1, Track 8. "Lawdy Mama" (2:01) - Alternate take recorded by Cream at Atlantic Studios, New York in May, 1967.
CD 1, Track 9. "Falstaff Beer Commercial" (1:24) - Long version (unedited, recorded by Cream at I.B.C. Studios, London in July, 1967.
CD 1, Track 10. "White Room" (4:15) - Early take recorded by Cream at Atlantic Studios, New York around September 1967.
CD 1, Track 11. "Sunshine of Your Love" (4:11) - Cream, recorded on October 24, 1967 in the BBC's Aeolian Hall Studio 2 and broadcast on October 29, 1967 on the BBC's "Top Gear" program.
CD 1, Track 12. "Take It Back" (3:10) - Cream, recorded on October 24, 1967 in the BBC's Aeolian Hall Studio 2 and broadcast on October 29, 1967 on the BBC's "Top Gear" program.
CD 1, Track 13. "Change of Address" (3:20) - Very rare promo instrumental single sent by Island records to notify their change of address. Recorded by Blind Faith at Morgan Studios, London in February or March, 1969.
[CD 1, Track 14. "Can't Find My Way Home" (5:41) - Complete electric version recorded by Blind Faith at Olympic Sound Studios, London in May 1969. Commercially available on Blind Faith, Deluxe Edition.]
CD 1, Track 15. "Cold Turkey" (4:57) - Previously unreleased alternate take to the one on the Plastic Ono Band single, from an acetate, recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London September 25,1969 and at Trident Studios, London, September 28,1969 with Klaus Voorman (bass), Ringo Starr (drums), Yoko Ono (vocals), John Lennon (vocals and guitar), Eric Clapton (guitar).
CD 1, Track 16. "Poor Elijah" (3:01) - German "Beat Club" TV show taped on November 26, 1969. Band lineup is Eric Clapton (Vocals & Guitar), Delaney Bramlett (Vocals & Guitar), Bonnie Bramlett (Vocals), Bobby Whitlock (Vocals & Organ), Carl Radle (Bass), Jim Gordon (Drums), Jim Price (Trumpet), Bobby Keys (Saxophone), Rita Collidge (Vocals), Tex Johnson (Percussion)
CD 1, Track 17. "Where There's a Will There's a Way" (4:18) - German "Beat Club" TV show taped on November 26, 1969. Band lineup is Eric Clapton (Vocals & Guitar), Delaney Bramlett (Vocals & Guitar), Bonnie Bramlett (Vocals), Bobby Whitlock (Vocals & Organ), Carl Radle (Bass), Jim Gordon (Drums), Jim Price (Trumpet), Bobby Keys (Saxophone), Rita Collidge (Vocals), Tex Johnson (Percussion)
CD 1, Track 18. "Key of E Jam" (15:43) - Unreleased jam session missing from Derek & The Dominos' "Layla 20th Anniversary" triple CD. Recorded during rehearsals at Criteria Studios, Miami in August and September 1970 by Derek & the Dominos and members of the Allman Brothers Band: Eric Clapton (guitar), Duane Allman (guitar), Dicky Betts (guitar), Bobby Whitlock (organ), Gregg Allman (piano), Berry Oakley (bass), Butch Trucks (drums).
CD2. Total Time : 78:05
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[CD 2, Track 1. "Bell Bottom Blues" (5:37) - Performed at the Rainbow Theatre, London on January 13, 1973. No indication is given on whether the tracks are taken from the first or second shows. Commercially available on Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert.]
[CD 2, Track 2. "Key to the Highway" (6:02) - Performed at the Rainbow Theatre, London on January 13, 1973. No indication is given on whether the tracks are taken from the first or second shows. Commercially available on Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert. (There is an edit that shortens the commercially available version, then the two versions become identical.)]
CD 2, Track 3. "Dobro Jam 1 (Give Me Strength 1)" (3:34) - Outtake from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974. Lossy format or so heavily processed as to be appear lossy.
CD 2, Track 4. "Dobro Jam 2 (Give Me Strength 2)" (2:24) - Outtake from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974. Lossy format or so heavily processed as to be appear lossy.
[CD 2, Track 5. "Blues Jam in F Minor" (7:08) - Outtake from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974. Commercially available as "B Minor Jam" from 461 Ocean Blvd. (Deluxe Edition). Lossy format or so heavily processed as to be appear lossy.]
[CD 2, Track 6. "Blues Jam in D Minor" (4:16) - Outtake from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974. Commercially available as "Eric After Hours Blues" from 461 Ocean Blvd. (Deluxe Edition). Lossy format or so heavily processed as to be appear lossy.]
CD 2, Track 7. "Gypsy (Please Be With Me)" (3:17) - Outtake from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974. Lossy format or so heavily processed as to be appear lossy.
CD 2, Track 8. "Motherless Children (Jam)" (4:10) - Outtake from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974.
CD 2, Track 9. "Something you Got (Jam)" (3:48) - Outtake from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974. Lossy format or so heavily processed as to be appear lossy.
CD 2, Track 10. "Jam in E" (15:07) - Outtake from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974.
CD 2, Track 11. "Meet Me (In the Bottom) Instrumental Jam" (10:39) - Outtake from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974. Lossy format or so heavily processed as to be appear lossy.
[CD 2, Track 12. "Meet Me (In the Bottom) Vocal" (6:50) - Outtake from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974. Commercially available as "Meet Me (Down At The Bottom)" from 461 Ocean Blvd. (Deluxe Edition).]
CD 2, Track 13. "Fool Like You" (5:05) - Previously unreleased studio outtake recorded during the "There's One in Every Crowd" session at Dynamic Sound Studios, Jamaica in September 1974
CD3. Total Time : 78:06
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CD 3, Track 1. "I Can't Hold Out Much Longer" (6:58) - recorded live in July, 1974 during the USA tour.
CD 3, Track 2. "You Don't Love Me" (10:39) - recorded live in July, 1974 during the USA tour.
CD 3, Track 3. "Little Queenie" (5:05) - recorded live in July, 1974 during the USA tour.
CD 3, Track 4. "The Sky is Crying" (4:20) - Recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, December 4, 1974.
[CD 3, Track 5. "Ramblin' on my Mind (Reprise)" (4:20) - Recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, December 4, 1974. Commercially available on 461 Ocean Blvd. (Deluxe Edition).]
CD 3, Track 6. "Right Now (Rehearsal)" (5:28) - Previously unreleased outtake from the informal "No Reason to Cry" session that took place between February and April 1976 at Shangri-La Studios, Malibu.
CD 3, Track 7. "Early in the Morning" (8:20) - Recorded live during the 1978-79 World Tour.
CD 3, Track 8. "There Ain't No Money" (4:28) - Previously unreleased outtake from the aborted "Turn Up Down" session at Surrey Sound Studios in March and April 1980.
CD 3, Track 9. "Country Boy" (4:28) - Recorded live at Guildford Civic Hall, Surrey, May 18, 1980.
CD 3, Track 10. "Thunder and Lightning" (3:22) - Recorded live at Guildford Civic Hall, Surrey, May 18, 1980.
CD 3, Track 11. "I've Got a Rock'n'Roll Heart" (4:33)- Recorded live at the Universal Amphitheater, LA on February 8, 1983.
CD 3, Track 12. "Ain't Going Down" (6:57) - Recorded live in February 1983 during the US Tour.
CD 3, Track 13. "Double Trouble" (10:58) - Recorded live in Europe in April or May 1983.
CD4. Total Time : 79:03
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CD 4, Track 1. "Knock on Wood" (4:04) - Wembley Arena, London on March 5, 1985.
CD 4, Track 2. "You Don't Know Like I Know" (3:22) - Wembley Arena, London on March 5, 1985.
CD 4, Track 3. "Lady of Verona" (4:48) - Previously unreleased outtake from the "August" sessions in April or May, 1986.
CD 4, Track 4. "Same Old Blues" (9:48) - Recorded live on one of the Scandinavian dates in July 1986.
[CD 4, Track 5. "Phone Booth" (3:48) - Recorded at the Mean Fiddler in London on 8/11/86, this track features Robert Cray's band with Eric and was released on a flexi-disc with the May 1987 "Guitar Player" magazine.]
[CD 4, Track 6. "After Midnight" (6:22) - Complete unedited version recorded at Power Station Studios, New York in August or September 1987 for a beer commercial. Commercially available on Eric Clapton Crossroads.]
CD 4, Track 7. "Training Jam 1" (3:10) - Unreleased rehearsal for the "Homeboy" session recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, from April 23, 1988 to April 29, 1988.
CD 4, Track 8. "Training Jam 2" (4:15) - Unreleased rehearsal for the "Homeboy" session recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, from April 23, 1988 to April 29, 1988.
CD 4, Track 9. "Keep a-Knocking" (4:18) - Closing Jam session for the "Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame" recorded on May 31, 1989 at the Armoury, New York. Keith Richards (guitar & vocals), Eric Clapton (guitar & vocals), Dave Edmunds (guitar & vocals), Sarah Dash (vocals), Tina Turner (vocals), Jeff Healey (guitar), Vernon Reid (guitar), Waddy Wachtel (guitar), Ian Neville (keyboards), Bobby Keys (sax), Clarence Clemens (sax) and Steve Jordan (drums).
[CD 4, Track 10. "Communion" (3:33) - Previously unreleased soundtrack recorded at Townhouse Studios, London on December 8 and 9, 1989 for the film "Communion." Commercially available on the Communion DVD. Lossy format or so heavily processed as to be appear lossy.]
CD 4, Track 11. "Breaking Point" (7:27) - Recorded live at the Royal Albert Hall, London on January 24, 1990.
CD 4, Track 12. "No Alibis" (4:46) - Recorded on March 24, 1990 in New York for the "Saturday Night Live" TV show.
[CD 4, Track 13. "Wonderful Tonight" (6:47) - Recorded on March 24, 1990 in New York for the "Saturday Night Live" TV show. Commercially available on SNL 25 The Musical Performances Volume 1.]
CD 4, Track 14. "Before You Accuse Me" (5:47) - Elvis Awards at the Armoury, New York on June 6, 1990.
CD 4, Track 15. "Sweet Home Chicago" (6:42) - Elvis Awards at the Armoury, New York on June 6, 1990.
LINEAGE: Silvers > SAMSUNG CD-ROM SC-148A > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure Mode, Calibrated Offset 0, 0) > Resulting files compared to rips from another CD drive* > FLAC (Level 8, verify, align on sector boundaries) > You !!!
* Since ripping from a CD is probably the part of this process most likely to introduce an error, I like to double check the rip. With Exact Audio Copy, I ripped my silvers using two drives that can play CDs (SAMSUNG CD-ROM SC-148A B400 and TSSTcorpCD/DVDW TS-H552B TS08). Both drives produced error-free, identical rip. Binary File Compare Version 1.02 was used to prove that the rips were identical.
My comments: I have wanted to upload this for a long time. It was not easy. The artwork is quite extensive, and includes a 24 page booklet. In addition, some of the unreleased tracks that made this collection so appealing have been released over the years.
And finally, some of the tracks are either lossy or so heavily processed that they appear to be lossy. I suspect the latter in the majority of cases, which came from the "461 Ocean Boulevard" sessions in Miami during April and May 1974. It is interesting to compare these recordings to the commercially released material. It sounds almost like a different mix or even a different recording. Track 10 of CD 4 is clearly lossy with a frequency dropoff just above 16 KHz.
Interesting tracks include "I Got My Mojo Working," a very early recording of an impressive lineup of musicians. The recording is amazing considering that the year was 1964. "Falstaff Beer Commercial," "Change if Address" and "Phone Booth" are fun oddities. Comparison of "Key to the Highway" from CD 2 reveals that the commercially available version on the Rainbow Concert CD has been edited. It is fun to hear the often mentioned "Lady of Verona."
No tweaking of any kind has been done. Even if you have a copy of this title, this may be a nice upgrade for you, direct from my silvers with known lineage.
Artwork was scanned by me - all 45 megabytes of it!
The scan of my CD assures you that I am indeed sharing a silver. EAC logs and checksums are included. Also included are screenshots of frequency analysis and spectogram analysis of the possibly lossy tracks.
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