Sessions For Robert J.

Eric Clapton
Label: Reprise / Wea
Number of Discs: 2
Format: Audio CD
Release date:7th December 2004

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Track Listing

1. Sweet Home Chicago
2. Milkcow's Calf Blues
3. Terraplane Blues
4. If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day
5. Stop Breakin' Down Blues
6. Little Queen of Spades
7. Traveling Riverside Blues
8. Me and the Devil Blues
9. From Four Until Late
10. Kind Hearted Woman Blues
11. Rambling on My Mind
12. Kind Hearted Woman Blues [Multimedia Track]
13. They're Red Hot [Multimedia Track]
14. Hell Hound on My Trail [Multimedia Track]
15. Sweet Home Chicago [Multimedia Track]
16. When You Got a Good Friend [Multimedia Track]
17. Milkcow's Calf Blues [Multimedia Track]
18. If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day [Multimedia Track]
19. Terraplane Blues [Multimedia Track]
20. Hell Hound on My Trail [Multimedia Track]
21. Me and the Devil Blues [Multimedia Track]
22. From Four Until Late [Multimedia Track]

Product Description

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Genre: Popular Music
Media Format: Compact Disk
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Release Date: 7-DEC-2004

Amazon.com

Early in this visual postscript to Clapton's Me and Mr. Johnson album, bassist Nathan East says "some stuff sounds better than the record." Actually, nearly all of it does--thanks to a few more months of digesting the material--as the camera follows the guitar legend and his band through warm-spirited rehearsals (including an incendiary "Kindhearted Woman Blues") for their 2004 tour. Clapton and guitarist Doyle Bramhall II are also captured at the Dallas hotel where Robert Johnson recorded in 1937. There they play acoustic duet versions of Johnson's "Hellhound on My Trail," "Me and the Devil Blues," "Love in Vain," and others that ring with passion and virtuosity as Bramhall's slide accents the clean, beautifully articulated lines of Clapton's six-sting interpretations and unrestrained singing. Clapton also plays a few solo numbers and expounds on his love for Johnson's music and the Delta bluesman's technique. But he speaks most eloquently through his playing, which says volumes about his affection for and deep commitment to this music. The CD features 11 songs from the DVD. --Ted Drozdowski

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