Derek and the Dominos/10.23.1970 Early & Late

Finally, the Fillmore Live has been re-released with 24-bit digital remastering from a label specializing in Clapton-related music. The previous release from the same label had been difficult to obtain for a long time and sold for a high price at auction, so this is an upgraded version, so it is a long-awaited item for fans. First of all, the live performance at the Fillmore will be held on October 23rd and 24th, 1970, with two stages each: an early show and a late show, for a total of four stages. Among these four stages, the concept is to completely record the two shows on the 23rd and the late show on the 24th, including all existing sources, regardless of soundboard and audience sound sources. Produced under the “Complete Fillmore Tapes” content. First of all, disc:1 includes the sound board sound source of the early show on the 23rd. Although it is not complete with all 4 songs, “Little Wing” is a valuable piece that can only be heard on this sound source, and although it is the first show on the first day of the Fillmore, it is a performance that shows a glimpse of the flexibility that has been achieved as a result of the large-scale tour. thing. The following disc: 2 contains the audience source of this early show, and it has a quality that can be said to be in the high quality category for recordings at that time, and includes songs that have never been heard before such as “Blues Power” and “Have You Ever.” The fact that the three songs “Loved A Woman” and “Tell The Truth” appeared for the first time on this sound source is a valuable discovery. In addition, discs 3 & 4, the late show on the 23rd, are recorded as a soundboard source. First of all, due to the difference in the generation of the tape, there are two types of this soundboard tape: one that includes “Let It Rain” and one that is missing. While items supplemented by the performance on the day were also in circulation, here, of course, the sound source of the day was recorded properly. Anyway, I declare that it is the best sound even though it is originally known for its excellent quality and content as a sound board sound source. And disc 5 & 6 records the late show on the 23rd as an audience source, which is the first sound source. Achieves good sound with quality that can be said to be the best in the market. A must-have item for permanent storage. (Disc 1): =23rd Oct. 1970 Early Show Audience Source= 01.Introduction / 02.Got To Get Better In A Little While / 03.Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad / 04.Blues Power / 05.Have You Ever Loved A Woman / 06.Tell The Truth / 07.Presence Of The Lord (Disc 2): =23rd Oct. 1970 Early Show Soundboard Source= 01.Introduction / 02.Got To Get Better In A Little While / 03.Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad / 04.Presence Of The Lord / 05.Little Wing (Disc 3): =23rd Oct. 1970 Late Show Audience Source= 01.Introduction 02.Got To Get Better In A Little While 03.Key To The Highway 04.Tell The Truth 05.Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad 06.Blues Power 07.Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Disc 4): 01.Bottle Of Red Wine / 02.Presence Of The Lord / 03 .Little Wing / 04.Let It Rain / 05. Crossroads (Disc 5): =23rd Oct. 1970 Late Show Soundboard Source= 01.Got To Get Better In A Little While / 02.Key To The Highway / 03.Tell The Truth / 04.Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad / 05.Blues Power (Disc 6): 01.Have You Ever Loved A Woman / 02.Bottle Of Red Wine / 03.Presence Of The Lord / 04.Little Wing / 05.Let It Rain / 06.Crossroads [Live At The Fillmore East New York NY U.S.A. 23rd EARLY & LATE SHOW & 24th LATE SHOW October 1970] ◇Eric Clapton – Guitar, Vocals / Carl Radle – Bass / Jim Gordon ? Drums / Bobby Whitlock – Keyboards, Vocals