ORDER LIMITED TO ONE ITEM PER CUSTOMER Eric Clapton - vocals, lead guitar [click here to see more vinyl featuring Eric Clapton] Guitar, Vocals – Pete Townshend, Ron Wood Keyboards, Vocals – Steve Winwood Bass – Rick Grech Drums – Jim Capaldi, Jimmy Karstein Percussion – Rebop Written by Eric Clapton (A1-3), George Harrison (A1), Bobby Whitlock (A2), Jim Capaldi (B1), Steve Winwood (B1), John J. Cale (B2), Jimi Hendrix (B3) 1 LP, gatefold jacket Limited numbered edition Original analog Master tape : YES Heavy Press : 180g Virgin Vinyl Record color : black Speed : 33 RPM Size : 12'’ Stereo Live Record Press : Quality Record Pressings Label : Audio Fidelity Original Label : RSO Recorded live at London's Rainbow Theatre on January 13th 1973 Recorded by Glyn Johns Concert produced by Pete Townsend Re-mixed by Bob Pridden Album produced by Bob Pridden Mastered and lacquer cut by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio Cover design by John Kosh Graphics by Bob Wynne Graphics Photography by Mike Putland Originally released in September 1973 Reissued in 2014 Tracks : Side A: Badge Roll It Over Presence of the Lord Side B: Pearly Queen After Midnight Little Wing Reviews : “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. It was an ensemble effort, as much a showcase for Steve Winwood -- who sang lead vocals on "Presence of the Lord" and Traffic's "Pearly Queen" -- as for the nominal star. But it demonstrated that the reclusive Clapton could still play, and that was welcome news. Today, the album is an adequate live document, though one can find better performances of the songs on other records.” AllMusic Review by William Ruhlmann Ratings : AllMusic : 3 / 5 , Discogs : 4,09 / 5
