Eric Clapton/Osaka, Japan 1988

From the 1988 performance in Japan to commemorate the 25th anniversary of their debut, the last day of the tour, the Osaka Stadium performance on November 5th, is completely recorded with the highest quality stereo audience recording. In contrast to last year’s 4-piece band, the tour was conducted with a gorgeous lineup, and four performances were held in Nagoya, Tokyo, and Osaka, with a set list that featured guests on the main stage at all of the performances. Unlike last year, when a variety of stages were held every day and the quality of the performances varied greatly, you can hear stable and wonderful performances at all performances. On the final day of the performance, he started with the opening song “Crossroads” and hit the high position with three consecutive sustains, and the ending solo of “I Shot The Sheriff”, which was the peak of the first half of the set, was typical of when he was doing well. You can hear the phrase becoming more and more intense as the right hand moves. The second half of the set also featured excellent performances of the main songs “Cocaine” and “Layla,” a play that made you enjoy the sound when it came to backing, and a high-temperature singing style that was maintained throughout the entire performance, with pitch deviations. Stable vocals that don’t make you feel anything at all, and a fulfilling stage that symbolizes 1988 are unfolding. Regarding the sound quality, although it is the same source as recorded on the previously released “EC IS HERE”, the master cassette was borrowed from the recorder and recorded, and the quality is much higher than that of the previous release, and the sound quality is truly wonderful. The entire story is recorded. The definitive title of the final day of the 1988 tour is now available.