Eric Clapton/FL,USA 03.13.2010 Complete

On the final day of the 2010 American tour, we obtained the finest stereo audience master of the first-ever performance in Orlando, Florida! Eric Clapton’s treasured sound source will be releasing a master that has been released for the first time again from a new overseas network that has recently gained a reputation! This work is a complete recording of the concert in Orlando, Florida on March 13th, which was the last day (11th performance) of Clapton’s American tour in 2010, with a very good stereo audience recording. The sound source of this day has never been released before, and this work will be the first release in history, so it is attracting a lot of attention. And what should be emphasized above all is that the master of this work is a high-quality stereo audience recording. Our store has released the best audience master of the Sunrise performance on March 11th, which was the pre-performance of this performance, and the sound quality is on par with that. This year was the year when Clapton’s live activities were very fulfilling in his career, he held a joint tour with his old friend Jeff Beck, he also held a joint tour with his old friend Steve Winwood, and he also hosted his own “Crossroads Guitar Festival”.It was a busy year, but it was also a fruitful year in which he succeeded in all of them. Moreover, Clapton was the only guitarist on this solo tour. It was a tour that I was prepared to shoulder all the guitar work on. The last day. There’s no way you can’t get Clapton’s spirit. As expected, Clapton’s fingers are smooth and aggressive throughout. By the way, organist Walt Richmond was a band member of J.J. Cale, whom Clapton admired, and although he was unable to take out J.J. himself, he took out the band members. You can see Clapton’s infatuation with J.J. Cale. It is a completely different master from the audio of the accompanying video title “ORLANDO 2010 MULTICAM”, and the entire audio is recorded in a much higher quality than that. The first sound source that captures the best solo tour in 2010! Now, let’s review Clapton’s activity status this year.・February 13th and 14th: Joint concert with Jeff Beck held at O2 Arena, London ・February 16th: Appeared in “Plastic Ono Band 40th Anniversary Concert” at BAM Howard Gilman Opera House, New York. Yoko Ono performs with Sean Lennon ・February 18th – February 22nd: Short-term American tour with Jeff Beck ・February 25th – March 13th: American tour with own band ←★Here★ ・May 18th – June 13th: Joint European tour with Steve Winwood ・June 26th: 3rd Crossroads Guitar Festival・June 28th – July 3rd: Short-term American tour with own band <<September 27th: Album “CLAPTON” released>> ・October 23rd: Performed at a charity concert for former US President Clinton’s fund at St. John the Divine Church in New York ・November 2nd: Ron Don appears on the live music program “Later with Jools Holland” at BBC Studios – November 17th: Appears at the “Prince’s Trust” concert held at the Royal Albert Hall, London – December 31st: The annual “New Year’s Eve Dance” is held in Woking, Surrey, England Looking at it this way, Since the beginning of the year, Clapton has been on a joint tour with Jeff Beck, and with Steve Winwood, appearing at numerous events, hosting his own “Crossroads Guitar Festival,” and also producing a studio recording album, so you can see that he has been extremely busy. On the contrary, Clapton was so passionate about his work. And Clapton was successful in all of the activities listed here. Clapton at the time had reached the senior generation of 65 years old, but you can see that his vitality never declined. What’s more, even though he had such big events to attend, he was also able to perform his own leader tour perfectly. This work captures the final stage of the American tour that was carried out as his solo tour. If you look at the set list, it’s full of representative songs from recent years, as well as 18 famous songs that are worth listening to, so it’s like your satisfaction is guaranteed just by looking at them. It can be said to be a Clapton-like set list. It’s the same set list as the previous Sunrise performance, but it’s about Clapton, who is a live artist, and it’s a completely different improvised play, so I think it’s fun to listen and compare. Moreover, Clapton was in great condition on this day as well. The finger movements are nice and smooth. The opening song was Going Down Slow, which is unique to this tour, but it is an interesting arrangement that connects it to the next song, Key To The Highway, in a medley style. Unusual here, they are already starting to use aggressive phrases, making you look forward to what happens next. As expected, the solos in Old Love and I Shot The Sheriff are wonderful, and these two songs are definitely a take you should listen to. The best performance has been demonstrated since then, and even when entering the acoustic set, Clapton’s solo is clear. The solo in Layla is played with phrases that use a lot of duotones. What is very rare in this corner is I’ve Got A Rock N Roll Heart from the “MONEY AND CIGARETTES” released in 1983, which was played last. When you listen to this acoustic version, it is a wonderful performance that makes you realize once again, “This is a good song.” At the time, Clapton even appeared in a mobile phone commercial in the United States that had the studio version of this song as the background music (he was really busy). His feelings for this song must have been revived in this year. This is the only time this song was played live other than the 1983 tour, so please take your time to enjoy it. Even in the second half of the electric set, there are many highlights to listen to. The solo on Wonderful Tonight is so beautiful that it leaves you mesmerized. Even Little Queen of Spades is at a loss for words at how great the play is. Cocaine’s solo, which moves quickly, is long and worth listening to. On this day, Clapton’s play is clear from beginning to end until the encore. Most of the numbers are familiar songs that have been played on tours in recent years, but I think it would be fun to listen to and compare Clapton’s passion of this year, which is a phrase assembly that includes fast playing, with recent live sound sources. Clapton, who always improvises, is sure to be playing with phrases that he would only play on this day. The best master sound source of the 2010 Orlando performance, which is not available anywhere else and is the first release. This year’s Clapton solo tour sound source is also the release of a valuable first public master. At the same time, the content and quality can be declared as the definitive edition of this year’s solo tour. Live at Amway Arena, Orlando, Florida, USA 13th March 2010 ULTIMATE SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc:1 (59:43) 1. Going Down Slow 2. Key To The Highway 3. Tell The Truth 4. Old Love 5. I Shot The Sheriff 6. Driftin’ Blues 7. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out 8. Running On Faith 9. Layla 10. I’ve Got A Rock ‘N Roll Heart Disc:2 (38:53) 1. Badge 2. Wonderful Tonight 3. Before You Accuse Me 4. Little Queen Of Spades 5. Cocaine 6. Crossroads Eric Clapton guitar / vocals Chris Stainton keyboards Walt Richmond keyboards Willie Weeks bass Steve Gadd drums Michelle John backing vocals Sharon White backing vocals