[Slowhand] Eric Clapton please, on vocal (RMS1)
alecaraccio
alecaraccio at uol.com.br
Fri Sep 21 17:07:32 EDT 2007
> Dear all,
I couldn´t agree more with all these votes....some others occur to me in addition:
River of tears - both studio or live versions
Ain´t nobody´s business
Old Love
Christmas tree - from that charity concert I cannot remember quite the exact name
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> Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2007 18:05:43 +0200
> From: Kornel Ringli
> Subject: [Slowhand] Keb' Mo'
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> As an admirer of Keb Mo's songwriting and guitar playing I was
> wondering why he wasn't invited to one of the Crossroads festivals.
> Any guess ?
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> Yes! "Don't Think Twice" from Bobfest was great!
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> Debby J.
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> From: Mel Boss [mailto:darmel at sbcglobal.net]
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> I second Rick's nomination of "Don't Think Twice" - from the Dylan
> Tribute and add "Sinners' Prayer" from the 3rd night at the Irving
> Plaza, the final performance of the NBTB tour in the U.S., November 28,
> 1994.
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> One of my favorites is the slow version of "After Midnight" that appears
> on the Crossroads Box Set. His singing on that is the epitome of sexy,
> to me anyway! Hubba hubba!
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> Debby J.
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> From: Jon Maclean [mailto:Jon.Maclean at lands.nsw.gov.au]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2007 8:37 PM
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> Subject: [Slowhand] Eric Clapton please, on vocal
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> Although Eric has built his career and reputation on his guitar prowess,
> it has often occurred to me that his ability as a vocalist often tends
> to be taken for granted. Sure, his vocal delivery will never challenge
> the heights he has reached as a guitar player, but it is clear to many
> of us that he has progressed 200% as a singer since his solo career
> began.
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> With that in mind (and to activate a little discussion on what has
> become a rather dull forum of late), I thought it might be interesting
> to consider what constitutes Eric's greatest vocal performance.
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> This can either be the song or songs that show Eric's vocal ability to
> the fullest or simply the vocal performance you most enjoy yourself.
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> To get the ball rolling, I would nominate "Don't Let Me Be Lonely
> Tonight" from "Reptile", with an honourable mention to "Love Don't Love
> Nobody" from the much-criticised "Back Home".
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> Not really appreciating James Taylor until recent times, I thought his
> original reading of "Don't Let Me Be Lonely" was flat compared to Eric's
> remake, and although I now quite enjoy Taylor's version, I still don't
> think it comes close to Eric's.
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> Any other takers?
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> Cheers,
> Jon
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> Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2007 13:51:33 -0400
> From: "David Gourlay"
> Subject: [Slowhand] I Tunes videos
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> Perhaps this was discussed and I missed it, but Apple put 20 new videos on I Tunes recently. I just discovered it last night. I had the video for the song "Pilgrim", but in checking yesterday, there are a whole new bunch including Pretending, Forever Man, Ain't Gonna..., SHC from Sessions with RJ.
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> In addition is a series of songs from what looks like the '04 concert run - Andy FL and Billy Preston are in there. Although, maybe it is '01. Any ideas ??? Songs include Reptile, My Father's Eyes, Cocaine, a version of WT definitely from late 90's with his Pilgrim look. Unfortunately, I Tunes don't source and maybe this is all from the commercially released, "Another Car...".
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> But they also have a "Watch Yourself" live from Hyde Park ?! It looks like the still shot is from 24 Nights.
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> Anyway - let's debate away :)
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