Eric Clapton/Czech Republic 2013 Complete

This is the title from Eric Clapton’s “Fifty Years – Further On Up The Road” tour. This was held 4 days after the Cologne performance released as “Cologne 2013”, and the performance in Prague, Czech Republic, which was the final stage of this tour, is completely recorded with a very good stereo audience recording. Like “Cologne 2013,” the master of this sound source is a direct recording master obtained independently from our network by a European resident. Of course, the recording position is different, and the interesting and attractive thing about audience sources is that the sound quality and sound image change when the venue changes. The sound quality of this album gives a different impression from “Cologne 2013”, and compared to “Cologne 2013”, where the sound was crisp and powerful, there is some echo and the outline of the sound is milder. However, combined with the outstanding sound balance, it has a very soft sound. Even so, the delicate sounds from the hi-hat to the bass drum are properly captured, and the stereo feeling is clearer on this record, so it can be said that the sound image has depth and spaciousness. In terms of impact, it is not inferior to “Cologne 2013” because Clapton’s guitar sound is captured at the front. It can be said that the quality is difficult to beat, so we have decided to release this master as a press CD as well. If “Cologne 2013” is also A-class, this album is also A-class sound quality. The daily number of this day is I Shot The Sheriff and Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out with an acoustic set. This day is the last day of the tour, so you can see that Clapton and the band are putting all their energy into all the songs, and the performance is very tight (Miss Tone in the solo after Tell The Truth). (Although it also emits). Looking back, there was an accident during this tour in which two performances were canceled due to a herniated disc (some said it was back pain), but the tour was successfully returned and the restarted Chishu Raku was the main performance. . The guest musicians include Doyle Bramhall II, Paul Carrack, and Greg Rees, who have the ability to compete with each other, and Steve Jordan, who has both power and technique, is once again on the drums. This tour, which ran through a luxurious lineup, can be evaluated as one of the best in Clapton’s career. The final performance is something that you should definitely check out even if you are not a fanatic. Moreover, if it is a rare Prague performance by the original master, it will be a must-have title for enthusiasts. For the encore, Andy Fairweather Rowe, who served as the opening act of this tour, jumps in at Clapton’s appointment. This is a highly recommended piece. Live at O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic 19th June 2013 PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 (51:00) 1. Intro 2. Hello Old Friend 3. My Father’s Eyes 4. Tell The Truth 5. Gotta Get Over 6 . Black Cat Bone 7. Got To Get Better In A Little While 8. Come Rain Or Come Shine 9. I Shot The Sheriff Disc 2 (75:32) 1. Driftin’ 2. Layla 3. It Ain’t Easy 4. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out 5. Wonderful Tonight 6. Blues Power 7. Love In Vain 8. Crossroads 9. Little Queen Of Spades 10. Cocaine 11. Sunshine Of Your Love 12. High Time We Went(with Andy Fairweather Low)