Eric Clapton

Derek & The Dominos

What's Shakin' album, 7/66 Three recordings from March, 1966 (w/Stevie Winwood) recorded in London as Cream was starting.

Clapton from Cream to start soloish career

	Eric Clapton
	Atco SD33-329
	7/70 T20 [UK: 8/70] T20
	Back Cover

Side One
Slunky	Bramlett-Clapton	3:40
Bad Boy	Bramlett-Clapton	4:17
Lonesome And A Long Way From Home	Bramlett-Russell	4:00
After Midnight	Cale	3:15
Easy Now	Clapton	2:55
Blues Power	Clapton-Russell	3:45
Side Two
Bottle Of Red Wine	Bramlett-Clapton	2:55
Lovin' You, Lovin' Me	Bramlett-Clapton	3:45
Told You For The Last Time	Bramlett-Clapton	2:30
Don't Know Why	Bramlett-Clapton	3:35
Let It Rain	Bramlett-Clapton	5:17

Tell The Truth¹ / Roll It Over¹ Clapton-Whitlock (3:20) / Clapton-Whitlock (4:28) Atco 6780, 8/70 Produced by Phil Spector and recalled immediately after issue; Harrison & Mason on Roll It Over. Still not on CD!

After Midnight / Easy Now Cale (3:15) / Clapton (2:55) Atco 6784, 10/70 T20

10/15/70: Rider College, Lawrenceville, NJ

	Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs
	Atco SD-2-704
	11/9/70 T20 RS500 [UK: 1/71] T20
	Back Cover   Inside Cover

Side One
I Looked Away	Clapton-Whitlock	3:04
Bell Bottom Blues	Clapton	5:06
Keep On Growing	Clapton-Whitlock	6:22
Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out	Cox	4:57
Side Two
I Am Yours	Clapton-Nizami	3:32
Anyday	Clapton-Whitlock	6:32
Key To The Highway	Broonzy-Segar	9:47
Side Three
Tell The Truth	Clapton-Whitlock	6:45
Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?	Clapton-Whitlock	4:50
Have You Ever Loved A Woman	Myles	6:51
Side Four
Little Wing	Hendrix	5:23
It's Too Late	Willis	3:45
Layla	Clapton-Gordon	7:10
Thorn Tree In The Garden	Whitlock	2:51

Note: Duane does not play on the first three tracks
Over the years, tracks for a second album have appeared on various CDs
 

Bell Bottom Blues³ / Keep on Growing³ Clapton (3:10) / Clapton/Whitlock (3:23) Atco 6803, 12/70 BB

The Johnny Cash Show, 1/6/71, ABC Eric jams with Johnny and Carl Perkins on Matchbox .

Layla³ / I Am Yours Clapton-Gordon (2:43) / Clapton-Nizami (3:30) Atco 6809, 3/71 BB A reissue with the full length version of Layla hit #10 in Aug 72 (#7 in the UK, also 8/72)

During recording of second album. Tracks released in 80s. Slowhand goes into hiding until 1974's Rainbow Concert

Memories Of Fillmore East The best part of going to the Fillmore East (and its counterparts in SF) were the light shows that flowed with the music on stage. Recent concerts may have laser lights, giant dildos, or bricks; but there is nothing really to compare to Joe's Lights or Pig Lights or Joshua—staples of the Fillmore East. That's what set our shows apart from arena rock. A truly unique experience to see these bands at their prime at places like Bill Graham's Fillmore East (or Fillmore West). Which brings us to this extra: Derek & The Dominos In Concert. Eric & The Lads run through a few oldies (Blind Faith, Eric's solo album), a new tune Got To Get Better In A Little While, and then something that I have to apologize for to every person on the planet. One extravaganza of the 60s that I hang my head in embarrassment—the interminable drum solo. Sorry Jim, you ruined Let It Rain. Still the concert does have Slowhand at one of his peaks. It was a great concert. And that's the other reason it's listed here—I was at one of the showsTicket Stub . That's right I saw Derek & The Dominos (along with the original Humble Pie) at the Fillmore East for $4.50. Part of the fun of being an old fart.

	In Concert
	RSO SO 2-8800
	1/73 BB [UK: 3/73]
	Back Cover   Inside Cover

Side One
Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad	Clapton-Whitlock	9:40
Got To Get Better In A Little While	Clapton	14:40
Side Two
Let It Rain	Bramlett-Clapton	17:14
Presence Of The Lord	Clapton	6:33
Side Three
Tell The Truth	Clapton-Whitlock	11:10
Bottle Of Red Wine	Bramlett-Clapton	6:50
Side Four
Roll It Over	Clapton-Whitlock	6:25
Blues Power / Have You Ever Loved A Woman	Clapton-Russell / Myles	17:30

Note: Recorded October 23 & 24, 1970 at the Fillmore East
 

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