Eric Clapton/Tokyo,Japan 11.23.2006

We are releasing Eric Clapton’s newly discovered master! Like “Tokyo 2009 6th Night,” this album is a genuine first appearance that we received from the person who recorded the previously released “TOKYO 2009 FIRST NIGHT: DEFINITIVE MASTER” and “LIVE TOGETHER” with high-spec equipment. Produced from master. Needless to say, the customers who purchased “Tokyo 2009 6th Night” have already received approval for the same level of sound quality as the clearness, good sound balance, breadth and power of the sound image. It would be good too. There is also a previously released version of this day, but it will appear with the best sound quality that even exceeds it. Speaking of the 2006 Japan tour, the successive Clapton bands, their performances, and setlists are the most talked about among fans and have received the highest praise. Why is that? As a guitarist, Derek Trucks of the Allman Brothers and Doyle Bramhall II of Archangel participated, and as a bassist, he was based in New York and had many famous sessions in many fields beyond rock. There was Willie Weeks, who has been a big deal, and more recently, he participated in his latest solo album as Keith Richards’ right-hand man, was a member of the John Mayer Trio, and did sessions with Japan’s Tamio Okuda. The reason for this is that there was a famous drummer, Steve Jordan, who showed great success. Because this touring band was made up of the most talented musicians ever, the quality of its performance was extremely high. Of course, this is also proven in this performance. This edition was recorded from the third day at Nippon Budokan, but the set list changed rapidly over the course of the four consecutive Osaka performances from the first day, and the two consecutive Nagoya performances that followed. On the third day, there were some surprises such as Anyday finally being performed for the first time in Tokyo, and the crisp playing of Got To Get Better In A Little While, Old Love, and Motherless Children in the early stages was a highlight for the two young players. You can tell from this “sound” that it was inspired by a guitarist and inspired by an iron-clad rhythm section. This momentum does not weaken even in the second half with an acoustic set. In a sense, it may be fair to say that Clapton was Clapton-like and was one of the peaks that made the audience groan. This tour, this performance was so amazing. I would like you to renew that recognition with the first appearance of the master. Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 23rd November 2006 TRULY PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 (59:27) 1. Opening 2. Tell The Truth 3. Five Long Years 4. Got To Get Better In A Little While 5. Old Love 6. Motherless Children 7. Driftin’ 8. Key To The Highway 9. Outside Woman Blues 10. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out 11. Running On Faith Disc 2 (60:00) 1. After Midnight 2 . Little Queen Of Spades 3. Anyday 4. Wonderful Tonight 5. Layla 6. Cocaine 7. Crossroads Eric Clapton – Guitar, Vocals Doyle Bramhall II – Guitar Derek Trucks – Guitar Chris Stainton – Keyboards Tim Carmon – Keyboards Willie Weeks – Bass Steve Jordan – Drums Michelle John – Backing Vocals Sharon White – Backing Vocals