Eric Clapton/Tokyo,Japan 11.1.1975 Another Tapes

The Budokan performance on November 1, the sixth day of the tour from the 1975 Japan performance, was recorded by audience recording. The source this time is recorded from two completely unreleased cassette tapes owned by the recorder. This title, recorded in Arena D Block, was recorded using two 60-minute tapes, and the end parts of “Further On Up The Road” and “Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad” are missing, and there are some parts where the microphone direction changes and the sound quality changes slightly in the hustle and bustle of the opening “Layla”, but the entire recording is recorded with high enough sound quality for this era. The applause around the recorder and the sense of realism are recorded large, but the musical sound itself is recorded firmly with a smooth sound with grain, so sound source collectors will be 100% satisfied. The sound image, which is extremely fresh and full of liveliness, is truly moving, and this completely first-appearing take, which allows you to experience the rich sound spread throughout the entire work, will greatly fascinate Clapton collectors around the world. The high-frequency part captured with a stunning sound is overwhelming, and anyone who listens to this sound source will be convinced. This is a very valuable title for fans, as it contains about two hours of the sound source that first appeared in 1975. Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 1st November 1975 AMAZING SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 (55:21) 1. Opening 2. Layla 3. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door 4. Key To The Highway 5. Badge 6. Can’t Find My Way Home 7. Further On Up The Road Disc 2 (62:50) 1. I Shot The Sheriff 2. Teach Me To Be Your Woman 3. Have You Ever Loved A Woman 4. Tell The Truth 5. Eyesight To The Blind 6. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad Eric Clapton : Guitar & Vocals George Terry : Guitar Carl Radle : Bass Dick Sims : Keyboards Jamie Oldaker : Drums Yvonne Elliman : Backing Vocals Marcy Levy : Backing Vocals