Eric CLAPTON, Jeff BECK, Jimmy PAGE - Guitar Boogie 1971

Eric CLAPTON, Jeff BECK, Jimmy PAGE - Guitar Boogie 1971
LSP 4624(e),AYL1-3768(e)

Blues

"Guitar Boogie" is also the name of a song written by musician by Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith.
Guitar Boogie is a compilation blues album with Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page, with additional credit to The Allstars. Most songs on this album were written by Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck or Jimmy Page.[2] Guitar Boogie was released as a part of a British Archives series and is rare in that form. The album was re-released in the US in 1977 by Pickwick Records. Only two of the guitarists appear on any given track. Jeff Beck does not appear on any of the Page/Clapton numbers. Similarly, Clapton doesn't appear on the Allstars tracks.
Jeff Beck's two tracks were recorded in 1963 and can be found on several different compilations.
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This instrumental LP of seminal British blues rock features Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page in some of their earliest recorded works, from 1963-1966 I believe. It is outstanding and bears repeated listening. It shows how these artists were formed and where they came from. It was not super-popular at the time it was compilied and released in 1971 because it has no vocals, and rock had moved on into and past the "Sunshine of Your Love" and "Whole Lotta Love" stages by then, but it is truly an excellent piece.
By  Brett A. Pedersen. 
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A1. Choker (1:21) - Eric Clapton with Jimmy Page
A2. Snake Drive (2:30) - Eric Clapton
A3. Draggin' My Tail (3:56) - Eric Clapton with Jimmy Page
A4. Steelin' (2:33) - The Allstars featuring Jeff Beck
A5. Freight Loader (2:43) - Eric Clapton with Jimmy Page

B1. West Coast Idea (2:15) - Eric Clapton
B2. L.A. Breakdown (2:02) - The Allstars featuring Jimmy Page
B3. Down in the Boots (3:22) - The Allstars featuring Jimmy Page
B4. Chuckles (2:20) - The Allstars featuring Jeff Beck
B5. Tribute to Elmore (2:05) - Eric Clapton 
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ERIC CLAPTON & Jeff BECK - Listen To Jeff, Eric! 2009

ERIC CLAPTON & Jeff BECK - Listen To Jeff, Eric! 2009
Bootleg
Live at the Saitama Super Arena, Saitama, Japan. February 22, 2009.
(Don´t Remember ,Who Sent This..)

Blues

On the second night in Saitama, both Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck delivered an assured and entertaining show. These are pros and fans can expect no less. For his set, Jeff Beck added Big Block and Where Were You while omitting Blue Wind. Clapton included crowd pleasers such as Key To The Highway, I Shot The Sheriff and Wonderful Tonight while giving Little Queen Of Spades and Before You Accuse Me a rest. The setlist for the Clapton-Beck portion remained the same as the first night.

This is what an enthusiastic Jii Aoi wrote on the Clapton fansite, whereseric.com: “As if Eric’s presence was a catalyst, Jeff returned to his blues/soul/R&B roots and found out his alter-ego. He bent, bent and then bent the strings, something he wouldn’t do as much on his usual performances; throwing blues licks one after another, blow by blow indeed. ‘Breathtaking’ is the word that is apt to describe his solos tonight. No one will ever forget his bulldozing sonic assault in Brown Bird, the very instant he finished it, Eric called out, ‘Jeff Beck!’ and the loud cheers erupted from the whole crowd that filled the arena. Tonight, Jeff was not so much the smart fusion/crossover guitar virtuoso, as we have recognized him for the last 30 years or so, as a tough blues-gut rocker that he was in the ’60s a la The Yardbirds and The Jeff Beck Group. In turn, Eric replied with an aggressive solo in the next tune, Wee Wee Baby. Oh yeah, together they took us higher!”
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Jeff Beck- Guitar
Tal Wilkenfeld- Bass
David Sancious- Keyboards
Vinnie Colaiuta- Drums
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Disc 1 [Jeff Beck & his band main set]:
01. The Pump
02. You Never Know
03. Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers
04. Stratus
05. Angel
06. Led Boots
07. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat - Brush With The Blues
08. Solo instrumental
09. A Day In The Life
10. Big Block
11. Where Were You
12. Peter Gunn Theme
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Eric Clapton- Guitar & Vocals
Doyle Bramhall II- Guitar & Backing Vocals
Chris Stainton- Keyboards
Willie Weeks- Bass
Abe Laboriel Jr.- Drums
Michelle John- Backing Vocals
Sharon White- Backing Vocals
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Disc 2 [Eric Clapton & his band main set]:
01. Driftin’ Blues
02. Layla (acoustic)
03. Motherless Child
04. Running On Faith
05. Tell The Truth
06. Key To The Highway
07. I Shot The Sheriff
08. Wonderful Tonight
09. Cocaine
10. Crossroads
11. “will see you in a couple of minutes” - short break
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Disc 3 [Eric Clapton & his band with Jeff Beck]:
01. You Need Love
02. Listen Here - Compared To What
03. Here But I’m Gone
04. Outside Woman Blues
05. Brown Bird
06. Wee Wee Baby
07. Want To Take You Higher
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Eric CLAPTON & Dr. JOHN - Duets 1996

Eric CLAPTON & Dr. JOHN - Duets 1996
Roseland Ballroom, NYC - May 9, 1996
Bootleg
(2 Intervals Taken Out)

Blues

Dr Jonh- Piano, Vocal
Eric Clapton- Guitar, Vocal
Ronnie Cuber- Sax
David Barard- Bass
Randy Brecker- Trumpet
Bobby Broom- Guitar
Herman Ernest- Drums
Bashiri Johnson- Percussion
Andy Snitzer- Tenor Sax
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01. Opening 0:34
02. Right Place, Wrong Time 4:00
03. St James Infirmary 5:23
04. How Long 3:09
05. Roberta 3:37
06. Layla 3:42
07. Ending 1:10
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Eric CLAPTON - Blues at the Fillmore 1994

Eric CLAPTON - Blues at the Fillmore 1994
Recorded at the Fillmore West, San Francisco
(Not My Rip)

Blues

Sourced from the pro-shot video that was used for tracking purposes in the filming of Nothing But the Blues. This tweaked and remastered release is sourced from a low generation copy of this video, and is a notable improvement on Blues From the Heart. Highly recommended.

Part 1:
01. Motherless Child
02. Malted Milk
03. How Long
04. Kidman Blues
05. County Jail
06. .44
07. Blues Leave Me Alone
08. Standin' Around Crying
09. Hoochie Coochie Man
10. It Hurts Me Too
11. Blues Before Sunrise
12. Third Degree
13. Reconsider Baby

Part 2:
01. Sinner's Prayer
02. Can't Judge Nobody
03. Someday After a While
04. Tore Down
05. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
06. Crosscut Saw
07. Five Long Years
08. Crossroads
09. Groaning the Blues (incomplete)
10. Ain't Nobody's Business
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Eric Clapton - Nothing but the Blues (DvdRip)

Eric Clapton - Nothing but the Blues (DvdRip)
Clapton's 1994 concert at the Fillmore San Francisco - November 8 and 9, 1994

Blues

This is just breathtaking, and any Clapton/blues fan should try and get a hold of a copy. His playing is incendiary, especially on 'Early in the morning', 'Groaning the blues', 'it hurts me too', and 'Ain't Nobody's Business', which starts off with just the piano and vocal, and Clapton finishes off with an amazing solo, just drenched in sweat.
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01.Introduction
02. Motherless Child (Traditional)
03. Malted Milk (Robert Johnson)
04. How Long (Leroy Carr)
05. Kidman (Big Maceo)
06. County Jail (Alfred Fields)
07. Fourty-Four (Howlin' Wolf)
08. Blues Leave Me Alone (James Lane)
09. Standin' Round Crying (Mckinley Morganfield)
10. Hoochie Coochie Man (Willie Dixon)
11. It Hurts Me Too (Elmore James)
12. Blues Before Sunrise (Leroy Carr)
13. Third Degree (Eddie BoydWillie Dixon)
14. Reconsider Baby (Lowell Fulsom)
15. Sinner's Prayer (Lowell GlennLowell Fulsom)
16. I Can't Judge Nobody (Smoky Floyd)
17. Someday After A While (Freddy KingSonny Thompson)
18. Tore Down (Sonny Thompson)
19. Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Billy Myles)
20. Crosscut Saw (R.G. Ford)
21. Five Long Years (Eddie Boyd)
22. Crossroads(Robert Johnson
23. Groaning The Blues (Willie Dixon)
24. Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do
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