Eric Clapton/London,UK 1990 3Days Complete

From the historic Royal Albert Hall performance in 1990, the three consecutive nights of Blues Night performances held from February 3rd to the 5th are completely recorded in stereo audience recording, with unbelievable high sound quality for all three performances. This is the appearance of the definitive title recorded. Blues Knight, who stood out among the RAH18 performances held in four band formats: 4-piece, 13-piece, blues, and orchestra, has collaborated with numerous artists including Chuck Berry on piano. It was performed with Johnny Johnson on bass, Robert Cousins ​​of the Robert Cray Band, and Jamie Oldaker, who is familiar to fans, and started with Clapton’s set, with Robert Cray and Buddy Guy at the front. After the stage, the event will conclude with a session by all members. The stage was filled with blues numbers, selected songs, and brought along the members he respects, giving the impression that he intended to present the origins of the blues to the audience in the best way possible at this point in time.90 You can listen to the stage that Clapton himself would have enjoyed the most among the 2019 RAH performances. Until now, Blues Night in 1990 existed only as a sound board sound source for the first day and the final performance, and for the February 4th performance on Chunichi there was only a trader sound source with reasonable sound quality. The master used for this title is a cassette tape that has never been released in the past by the same recording person as the title “13 PIECE BAND” of another performance in the same year, and all performances are recorded as audience recordings. , recorded with sound quality that you could not ask for any more. All the instruments are clearly and vividly separated while containing the echo feeling unique to the RAH venue, and the sound image gives a completely different impression to fans who are aware of this performance only from the sound board sound source. , the sound quality is full of a live feel that accurately conveys the situation on the day, including the audience’s reactions. Introducing a title that completely captures the 1990 RAH Blues Night and makes you recognize the greatness of this performance once again. Live at The Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 3rd, 4th & 5th February 1990 TRULY PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Live at The Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 3rd February 1990 Disc 1 (76:30) 1. Opening 2. Key To The Highway 3. Worried Life Blues 4. All Your Love 5. Have You Ever Loved A Woman 6. Standing Around Crying / Long Distance Call 7. Johnnie’s Boogie 8. Going Down Slow 9. You Belong To Me 10. Cry For Me 11. Howling For My Baby 12. Same Thing Disc 2 (75:27) 1. Money 2. Five Long Years 3. Everything’s Gonna Be Alright 4. Something On Your Mind 5. My Time After A While 6. Sweet Home Chicago 7. Hoochie Coochie Man 8. Wee Wee Baby Live at The Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 4th February 1990 Disc 3 (49:31)1. Opening 2. Key To The Highway 3. Worried Life Blues 4. Watch Yourself 5. Have You Ever Loved A Woman 6. Johnnie’s Boogie 7. Standing Around Crying / Long Distance Call 8. Going Down Slow Disc 4 (78:35) 1. You Belong To Me 2. Cry For Me 3. Howling For My Baby 4. Same Thing 5. Money 6. Five Long Years 7. Something On Your Mind 8. Everything’s Gonna Be Alright 9. Sweet Home Chicago 10. My Time After A While Live at The Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 5th February 1990 Disc 5 ( 70:47) 1. Opening 2. Key To The Highway 3. Worried Life Blues 4. Watch Yourself 5. Have You Ever Loved a Woman 6. Johnnie’s Boogie 7. Standing Around Crying / Long Distance Call 8. Member Introduction 9. Going Down Slow 10. You Belong To Me 11. Cry For Me 12. Howling For My Baby 13. Same Thing Disc 6 (62:22) 1. Money 2. Five Long Years 3. Everything’s Gonna Be Alright 4. Something On Your Mind 5. Sweet Home Chicago 6. My Time After A While 7. Wee Wee Baby Eric Clapton : Guitar & Vocals Robert Cray : Guitar Buddy Guy : Guitar Johnnie Johnson : Keyboards Jamie Oldaker : Drums Robert Cousins ​​: Bass