Eric clapton martin scorsese presents the blues

Eric clapton martin scorsese presents the blues series#

But if a collection of Clapton's best blues-rock numbers from early in his career is what you desire, then this ten-track set fits the bill.

Eric clapton martin scorsese presents the blues series#

If you're looking for a career-encompassing Eric Clapton best-of collection, then the Clapton edition of the Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues series is not for you.Arrangers: Chris Blackwell Derek & the Dominos Robert Stigwood.Photographers: Elliott Landy Amalie R.Recording information: Chalk Farm Studios (04/?/1966-) Criteria Studios, Miami, FL (04/?/1966-) Decca Studios, West Hampstead, London, England (04/?/1966-) Mayfair Studios, London, England (04/?/1966-) Olymbic Studios, London, England (04/?/1966-) Winterland, San Francisco, CA (04/?/1966-).Personnel: Eric Clapton (vocals, guitar) Jack Bruce (vocals, harmonica) Steve Winwood (vocals, piano) John Mayall (vocals, organ) Ginger Baker (vocals, drums) Howlin' Wolf (vocals) Hubert Sumlin (guitar) Alan Skidmore (tenor saxophone) John Almond (baritone saxophone) Dennis Healy (trumpet) Ian Stewart, Bobby Whitlock (piano) Bill Wyman (bass guitar) Jim Gordon, Hughie Flint, Charlie Watts (drums).Producers: Mike Vernon, Felix Pappalardi, Jimmy Miller, Norman Dayon, Derek & The Dominoes.

Personnel: Eric Clapton (vocals, guitar) John Mayall (vocals, organ) Jack Bruce (vocals, bass) Ginger Baker (vocals, drums) Hubert Simlin, Duane Allman (guitar) Alan Skidmore (tenor saxophone) John Almond (baritone saxophone) Dennis Healy (trumpet) Ian Stewart, Bobby Whitlock (piano) Carl Radle, Phil Upchurch, John McVie, Rick Grech (bass) Jim Gordon, Hughie Flint, Charlie Watts (drums).