Eric Clapton/London,UK 5.15.2019

We have released a superb audience shot that is a complete recording of the last day of Eric Clapton’s latest Royal Albert Hall performance in May, and the same team that produced it produced it with the same level of quality. We will release the best footage from the second day at the Royal Albert Hall! Since it is said to be on the same level as the final performance, it goes without saying that there are no obstacles in front of it, as well as the best multi-angle professional quality level that was edited beautifully using two cameras. It’s a shot. As with the final performance, one shot was taken from an angle of about 30 degrees to the left of the first floor stand facing the stage, capturing almost the entire stage view. The second camera captures Clapton with an extra-large zoom from an angle of about 45° to the left of the first floor stand facing the stage, and this time, this shot is of outstanding quality, so this angle is the main one. These two angles are edited with exquisite timing and appear alternately. When a member is solo featured, the former angle captures the member, and when Clapton takes solo & vocals, the latter angle captures Clapton up. The shot transitions are very natural thanks to the quick cross-fade and in processing, just like in the final performance, and I can’t help but take my hat off to them for their professional work this time as well. In the acoustic set, the latter angle allows Clapton’s face to be captured in an excellent close-up shot without being hidden by the microphone stand. If you look closely, you can see that there are various souvenir-like stickers affixed to the side of Clapton’s amplifier behind him, and the fact that they include the Japanese flag (Japanese flag) shows Clapton’s affinity for Japan. You can check. As for the audio, it was recorded with very good stereo audience recording without any trouble, and overall it is an excellent video that is as good as the final performance video and makes you feel like you are watching a beautiful screen shot. is. The highlight of this second day was that the set list was slightly changed from the first and last days, and instead of Change The World, the nostalgic country song Alberta was played only on this day. This song was often included in the set on stage around 1977, but it is unclear why he decided to play it at this point, but in any case, this was probably the first performance of this song in 21 years. I’d say it’s worth watching. In the encore of this day, Jimmie Vaughan, who served as the opening act, jumped in and played Before You Accuse Me. Clapton and Vaughn have been together since 1990, so it spans about 30 years. Clapton must have savored the joy of being able to share the stage with him while many of his close friends have passed away. The guitar Vaughn plays is the same Gold Leaf Strat that Clapton used in 1997 and became a hot topic. Clapton sold a Gold Leaf Strat at a past auction, so it seems that Vaughan acquired this guitar out of admiration for Clapton.Like the final performance, it was performed in Japan a month earlier. The charm was that the set list was completely different, and the opening number was also different, and on this day I was playing Holy Mother for the first time in 16 years since 2003. This is an excellent video that is recommended not only for enthusiastic enthusiasts, but also for those who have purchased and enjoyed the video of the final performance. Live at the Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 15th May 2019 AMAZING SHOT & MIX!!! 1. Intro. 2. Motherless Children 3. Pretending 4. Key to the Highway 5. I’m Your Hoochie Coochie Man 6. I Shot the Sheriff 7. Driftin’ Blues 8. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out 9. Tears in Heaven 10. Alberta 11. Running on Faith 12. Tearing Us Apart 13. Holy Mother 14. Crossroads 15. Little Queen of Spades 16. Layla 17. Before You Accuse Me