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| Contributing artists: | Billy Preston, Steve Gadd, David Sancious |
| Producer: | Eric Clapton, Simon Climie |
| Distributor: | WEA (Distributor) |
| Recording type: | Live |
| Recording mode: | Stereo |
| SPAR Code: | n/a |
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| Personnel includes: Eric Clapton (vocals, guitar); David Sancious (guitar, keyboards); Andy Fairweather Low (guitar, background vocals); Greg Phillinganes, Billy Preston (Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards); Nathan East (bass, background vocals); Steve Gadd (drums). This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Personnel includes: Eric Clapton (vocals, guitar); David Sancious (guitar, keyboards); Andy Fairweather Low (guitar, background vocals); Greg Phillinganes, Billy Preston (Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards); Nathan East (bass, background vocals); Steve Gadd (drums). Recorded live in 2001. Personnel: Eric Clapton (vocals, guitar); Andy Fairweather Low (vocals, guitar); David Sancious (guitar, keyboards); Greg Phillinganes, Billy Preston (keyboards); Steve Gadd (drums); Nathan East (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Mick Guzauski. Photographers: Billy Spoon; Mick Double; Pete Jackson; John Collins. When Eric Clapton hit the road in support of 2001's REPTILE, rumors abounded that this would be his last tour. If this hearsay turns out to be true, take consolation in the fact that the live 2-CD ONE MORE CAR, ONE MORE RIDER serves as a nifty souvenir from that particular string of shows. Benefiting from a crystal clear sound mix and a stellar back-up group whose members include keyboardists David Sancious and Billy Preston, Slowhand delivers a heavy mix of his most recent forays into contemporary adult pop and certain classic rock warhorses that would have benefited from early retirement. One result is Clapton doing a fine job wielding an acoustic guitar and shifting gears from laying into the Big Bill Broonzy stomper "Key To The Highway" to making like Gilberto Gil on the bossa-nova flavored instrumental "Reptile." Although the version of "Badge" included here shines and a different arrangement of "Cocaine" breathes some life into this Clapton standard, the umpteenth version of "Layla" would have been better substituted by a more obscure cut off the same album. Otherwise, Clapton's playing remains top-notch and spurs hopes that his days on the road haven't come to an end. |
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| Editorial reviews | |
| 3 stars out of 5 - ...Clapton possesses one of the most arresting guitar sounds on the planet, a laserlike beam of pure tone... Rolling Stone (20021114) |
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