Eric Clapton & His Band: Truckin' The Royal Albert Hall (London, England 25May06) - Guitars101

itsjustme1 · 09-05-2006, 06:27 AM

Eric Clapton & His Band
Truckin' The Royal Albert Hall
London, England - 25th. May 2006

Audience Recording - Location: Centre-front, Section-A --ticket scan included

Disk 1:
01. Pretending (Jerry Williams)
02. So Tired (Eric Clapton)
03. Got To Get Better In A Little While (Eric Clapton)
04. Old Love (EC & Robert Cray)
05. I Shot The Sheriff (Bob Marley)
06. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Clapton/Whitlock)
Seated Set:
07. Back Home (Eric Clapton)
08. I Am Yours (Eric Clapton/Nizami)
09. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out (Cox)
10. Running On Faith (Jerry Williams)
11. Milkcow Blues (Robert Johnson)

Disk 2:
01. After Midnight (JJ Cale)
02. Little Queen Of Spades (Robert Johnson)
03. Everybody Oughta Make A Change (Sleepy John Estes)
04. Motherless Children (Trad.)
05. Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton)
06. Layla (Eric Clapton/Jim Gordon)
07. Cocaine (JJ Cale)
Encore: w/Robert Cray
08. Crossroads (Robert Johnson)

http://rapidshare.de/files/32033202/ectatrah.rar

vegasjohn · 09-05-2006, 04:12 PM

Hey wait a minute...this isn't Pink Floyd!! lol Just saw Robert Cray 2 weeks ago in Chicago and he was smokin'. He should sound even better with EC. Thanks for posting.

itsjustme1 · 09-06-2006, 07:19 AM

vegasjohn you are funny!
Yes, I do have a penchant for Pink Floyd Boots. In fact, one of the first Floyd (vinyl) albums that I ever bought was a Floyd boot back in 1974. I didn't realize it was a bootleg and it sounded like the guy recorded it off the back wall of a 15,000 seat auditorium.
But that was the beginning of my love for boots. I now own either the vinyl, CD-R or digital copies of over 150 Floyd boots.
My favorite is still Springsteen's "Live in the Promised Land" -a three record set. The quality is studio grade. I still laugh when Springsteen introduces his next song by saying, "Here's a new piece...I'm dedicating it to all the bootleggers out in the audience..."
One of these days I'll convert the LP to MP3 or .shn. I saw a copy of it in CD-R on eBay for $55 bucks. I would have jumped on it had it not been for the fact that the seller was from Brazil and he didn't have much of a track record (can you say "Goodbye money. Hello, no purchase received."?
Anyway thanks for letting me ramble...

vegasjohn · 09-06-2006, 02:21 PM

I listened to part of this on the train ride home from work, and all I can say is it sounds almost TOO good! 150 Floyd shows you say...hmmm, I'm gonna have to get ANOTHER ipod just for them! lol Thanks again for posting this excellent sounding show. You da' man!