Author Topic: Clapton Crossroads  (Read 7921 times)

SunnyDaze

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Re: Clapton Crossroads
« Reply #15 on: September 05, 2011, 11:20:35 AM »
I own all the Cream LP's in mint condition, if anyone wants to hear them at the shop when I finally make it back up there. You can hear tape hiss and edits on Disraeli Gears. It's amazing.

I've also got a mint copy of Blind Faith with the album cover that was yanked after day one, if anyone's interested in hearing it.

I have an excellent copy of the Layla LP as well, same rules apply. Ask and I'll bring it. Their cover of Little Wing is magical. Also, "Keys to the Highway" was a total improv jam session. Notice how it starts out rolling. The engineers came into the studio and noticed Clapton and Allman going at it, the producer screamed "Hit the f**king switch!"

Clapton's solo stuff, naw. Just naw.
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Offline Sir Thrift-a-Lot

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Re: Clapton Crossroads
« Reply #16 on: September 05, 2011, 06:42:23 PM »
anything produced by Sheffield Lab, however. The majority of their productions were classical and Jazz, but besides having the dedication and technical ability to produce exquisite sounding recordings, they also had an ear for V good music

I have one of theirs.

Thelma Houston and Pressure Cooker
I’ve Got the Music in Me
Direct disc recording
1975
Sheffield Lab-2 (SL7/SL8) pressed in Japan
Produced & Engineered by Bill Schnee

Pressure Cooker is:
Keyboards:
Larry Knechtel
Lincoln Mayorga
Mike Melvoin
Michael Omartian

Guitars:
Larry Carlton
Dean Parks

Bass:
Reinie Press

Drums:
Jim Gordon
Jim Keltner

Percussion:
Gary Coleman
Victor Feldman

Trumpets:
Chuck Findley
Paul Hubinon

Trombone & Bass Trombone:
Dick Hyde
Lew McCreary

Saxophones (& Flutes):
Jim Horn
Tom Scott

French Horn:
Richard Perissi

Singers:
Morgan Ames
Jim Gilstrap
Myrna Matthews
Marti McCall
Lisa Roberts
Jackie Ward

Last, but certainly not least, is the lead vocalist, Thelma Houston.


I thought it would be killer, but it is pure Muzak. :'(

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Re: Clapton Crossroads
« Reply #17 on: September 05, 2011, 06:56:50 PM »
Sorry to here that, I will stay away from it.
Should you come across any of the Harry James Band on Sheffield you may be pleasantly surprised.
I will let you all get back to Eric, now.
Pardon the diversion.

Bill
....just an "ON" switch, Please!

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Re: Clapton Crossroads
« Reply #18 on: September 05, 2011, 07:38:54 PM »
I'm the one who dragged you off topic.   Any apologies should be mine.