Eric Clapton 1971-04-??
Village Recorders, Los Angeles, CA
Set 1
Slunky
Bad Boy
Lonesome And A Long Way From Home # 1
TRACK REMOVED - After Midnight *
Blues Power
Bottle Of Red Wine
Lovin’ You Lovin’ Me
Told You For The Last Time
Don’t Know Why # 1
Let It Rain
TRACK REMOVED – Easy Now **
Lonesome And A Long Way From Home # 2
Don’t Know Why # 2
Bad Boy
Lonesome And A Long Way From Home # 1
TRACK REMOVED - After Midnight *
Blues Power
Bottle Of Red Wine
Lovin’ You Lovin’ Me
Told You For The Last Time
Don’t Know Why # 1
Let It Rain
TRACK REMOVED – Easy Now **
Lonesome And A Long Way From Home # 2
Don’t Know Why # 2
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
* found on the Crossroads box set
** as this is just acoustic guitar and vocal, there is not much of a new mix involved
From Marc Roberty’s “The Complete Recording Sessionsâ€
‘Three mixes of the album exist and all are remarkably different. The finished product that was released was mixed by Atlantic’s Tom Dowd.
Eric Clapton: I left the tapes in L.A. for Delaney to mix them, and he was waiting on me to finish one of the tracks! And he didn’t realize that I was waiting on him to mix the tracks and send them over. Finally, my manager got kind of impatient and told Atlantic to send the tapes to me, and I mixed them very badly. Atlantic heard them , didn’t like ‘em. Then they sent them to Tom Dowd, who mixed them again. So they were mixed three times in all. Naturally, I never heard Delaney’s mixes until it was too late – the record was already out.
Having heard all three, I would say Delaney’s was the best, giving Eric’s guitar a more prominent sound.’
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