Eric Clapton, The Palpitations - The Complete Rainbow Concerts Album

Tracklist

1	Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out	4:54
2	Take It Easy	6:46
3	Crossroads	5:14
4	Roll It Over	6:13
5	Bell Bottom Blues	7:25
6	Introductions	0:48
7	Let It Rain	12:54
8	Layla	7:15
9	Blues Power	7:12
10	Let It Rain	7:28
11	Radio Spot- Rainbow Concert	1:04
12	After Midnight	5:14
13	Bottle of Red Wine	5:10
14	Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad	7:56
15	Presence Of The Lord	5:52
16	Badge	3:52
17	Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out	5:06
18	Pearly Queen	8:08
19	Key To The Highway	6:03
20	Layla	7:29
21	Blues Power	6:36
22	Bottle Of Red Wine	5:48
23	Introductions	2:03
24	Layla	7:20
25	Tell The Truth	7:50
26	Pearly Queen	5:23
27	Crossroads	5:00
28	Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad	8:01
29	Presence Of The Lord	5:33
30	Tell The Truth	7:52
31	Badge	3:54
32	Little Wind	5:14
33	Little Wing	6:22

Notes

recorded live at the Rainbow Theatre, London, Jan 13, 1973
Both concerts complete & in soundboard quality
with Pete Townshend, Rick Grech, Jim Capaldi, Ronnie Wood, Rebop, JImmy Karstein & Steve Winwood

Lim. Edition of 300 numbered copies
incl. a booklet with the complete tracklistings

Album

Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert is a live album by Eric Clapton, recorded at the Rainbow Theatre in London on 13 January 1973 and released in September that year. The concerts, two on the same evening, were organised by Pete Townshend of the Who and marked a comeback by Clapton after two years of inactivity, broken only by his performance at the Concert for Bangladesh in August 1971. Along with Townshend, the musicians supporting Clapton include Steve Winwood, Ronnie Wood and Jim Capaldi. In the year. Band:Eric Clapton And Palpitations Eric Clapton Pete Townshend Ron Wood Steve Winwood Rick Grech Jim Capaldi Jimmy Karstein Rebop. Eric Clapton And Palpitations Eric Clapton - lead guitar & vocals Pete Townshend - guitar & vocals Ronnie Wood - guitar & vocals Ric Grech - bass guitar Steve Winwood - keyboard & vocals Jim Capaldi - drums Jimmy Karstein - drums Rebop Kwaku Baah - percussion. Songs in album Eric Clapton - Rainbow Concert Audience Source-2Nd Stage CD1 1973. Eric Clapton - Introduction. Eric Clapton - Layla. Eric Clapton - Badge. Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert. By January 1973, Eric Clapton's career was going great guns as the result of compilations like History of Eric Clapton the only problem was that Clapton himself was nursing a heroin addiction and hadn't been heard from since his August 1971 appearance at the concert for Bangladesh. The Who's Pete Townshend enticed Clapton out for another one-off concert appearance in fact, there were two shows at the Rainbow Theatre in London on January 13, 1973, and organized an all-star band to back him. Listen to music from Eric Clapton & Palpitations like Introduction, Layla & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Eric Clapton & Palpitations. Track Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert by Eric Clapton and tens of. Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist Sample. I was sitting in the audience at the Rainbowas I heard the opening wail of Layla, the first number of the evening, then the lyrics, my blood ran cold. He might have been wrecked for the last three years, but he hadnt forgotten how to tear at the heart strings with his guitar. This really is one of the best concerts of all time and it's fantastic to hear so much more of it. Highly recommended. Read more. Welcome to Eric Clapton's mailing list. Customize your notifications for tour dates near your hometown, birthday wishes, or special discounts in our online store Please fill out the correct Wood, Eric Clapton and Pete Townshend at the Rainbow Concert in 1973. The primary reason for Claptons disappearance was his descent into the throes of heroin addiction. His condition was partly the result of or exacerbated by his unrequited love for Pattie Boyd Harrison, wife of his friend George. Another friend, Who guitarist Pete Townshend, knew of Claptons plight and urged him to return to active musical duty. After an announcer introduces the assembled musicians as Eric Clapton and the Palpitations, Clapton fires off the memorable riff that opens Layla. Script error