Favorite tracks with Eric Clapton as a guest guitarist

What about the other track on the same album that someone else
just said in this thread features Eric?

"Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave" ????


Marc, I really enjoyed your books. You've kept me quite busy hunting
down a lot of obscure records that feature nice guest appearances by
Eric.

I still can't understand for the life of me why that Sam and Dave
song that Eric and Phil Collins released as a 45 in Australia in the
mid-80s hasn't showed up anywhere else.

I was starting to doubt its existence until I saw a photo of the
45.

 

George said it's Eric.

 

Since the number one authority on Eric's career decided to
jump into this thread - I'm going to ask him (or anyone
else who may know the answer) a quick question.


Can anyone confirm or deny if the extra tracks that
got released on the very limited release of the
"Lethal Weapon" soundtrack feature Eric Clapton?

I have the original vinyl LP soundtrack and I seem
to recall that CD copies were either never pressed
or extremely rare.

In either case, I'm aware of a subsequent CD release
that had a few extra tracks. The label was some
very minor label - it might have even been privately
pressed by Michael Kamen.

Copies of the CD with the extra tracks are VERY pricey
on ebay.

Before I bid on one - I'd like to know if the extra
tracks feature Eric.

These are the songs. The ones with asteriks next
to them are the songs only on the limited edition
CD version of the soundtrack.


1987 - "Lethal Weapon: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack -
expanded CD

Amanda
Meet Martin Riggs
Suicide Attempt* on expanded CD
The Jumper/Rog and Riggs Confrontation* on expanded CD
Roger
Coke Deal
Mr. Joshua
They've Got My Daughter
The Desert
We're Getting Too Old For This* on expanded CD
Hollywood Boulevard Chase* on expanded CD
The General's Car* on expanded CD
SOB Knows Where I Live* on expanded CD
Yard Fight/Graveside* on expanded CD
The Weapon* on expanded CD
Nightclub
The Weapon


On a related note, there was some speculation that
Clapton did some recording on the Bond soundtrack
that Kamen worked on (License to Kill - I think).

I seem to recall something about Eric playing on
a version of the Bond theme that got scrapped.

 

To go back to the original question...

I'm a big fan of the work Eric did with Hiroshi Fujiwara.

I'm not exactly sure about when these
tracks were recorded. I don't own a copy
of "Air on G Strings" (nor have I heard it)


Cappuccino(Hiroshi Fujiwara) on MELLOW WORKS, also "Cappucino" CD single
Mime(Hiroshi Fujuwara) on MELLOW WORKS, also "Cappucino" CD single
Cappuccino Lite(Samba De Froresta Remix) on "Cappucino" CD single
Mime(K.U.D.O. remix) on "Cappucino" CD single
Air on G Strings(Hiroshi Fujiwara)* on CLASSIC DUB CLASSICS


Hiroshi also did some interesting remixes for Eric. I'm generally
not a remix fan - but I like these

I Ain't Gonna Stand For It (Dub Vocal Mix) on BELIEVE IN LIFE cd single
I Ain't Gonna Stand For It (Acid Mix) on BELIEVE IN LIFE cd single
Believe In Life (Disco Radio Edit) on BELIEVE IN LIFE cd single

 

I like the original 45 studio version of Coming Home by Delaney and Bonnie and Friends.

- as a teen-ager, I saw them perform it live on TV, I think it was on the Ed Sullivan show, could be wrong about the program. Remember Eric among the musicians on stage.

 

Yep, he did the instrumental title track with original Bond guitarist, Vic Flick, playing the James Bond theme licks in the background. Sadly never released due to a disagreement with the Bond film makers.

 

I am pretty sure Eric is not on the album at all. Dave Mason was a good guitar player and was playing a Gibson Firebird and Strat at the time. His playing and tone was similar to Eric's at times.

As for the Australian 45, I would hope that it will one day appear on either an expanded Behind the Sun cd or a long overdue Warner box set. there is certainly enough material in the vaults.

 

I have this cd somewhere. It was issued by a small independent company who specialized in soundtracks. I am sure it was official, but Warners never issued the first Lethal Weapon on cd. Or 4 for that matter.

I'll try and find my copy and let you know about the extra tracks.

 

Hey if he says he didn't play on it, that's good enough for me.

 

I knew the expanded "Lethal Weapon" was legit. But I didn't even know
it existed until it was difficult to get. If I remember correctly, the film
was at least ten years old by the time the expanded CD came out.


As for Lethal Weapon 4... I own the movie on DVD. I think it was
part of a "get 4 discs free when you buy a DVD player" deal that I
took advantage of back around 1998 or 1999.

I didn't even think about a corresponding soundtrack CD for
"Lethal Weapon 4" until a few years had gone by and then one
day I said to myself "Hey, was there a soundtrack album like
there was for the other 3 movies???"

I've seen a CD for sale that seems to be a soundtrack album
for "Lethal Weapon 4" - but it appears to be a rehash of
tracks from the other three movies.

http://product.half.ebay.com/Lethal-Weapon-4-The-Music_W0QQprZ3286037QQtgZinfo


Its also possible that its just some anonymous musicians
playing their versions of those songs. I can't really
tell without listening to the disc.

I honestly wonder if the film soundtrack to the 4th
LW film was just music from the other 3 movies that got
pulled from a vault and re-used. By that point, it
would most definetly seem like that was possible.

And that would explain why there was no corresponding
4th soundtrack album/CD


On a related note...

I recently ran across a laserdisc copy of the film
"Communion". I never expected to find that.
I know Eric made a contribution to the film that
never ended up on an album. I'll have to do
a "laserdisc drop" of the music - but I haven't
gotten around to it yet.

 

Washita Love Child

Jesse Ed Davis with EC guesting and another Let It Rain type solo.

The first two albums by the brilliant late guitarist Jesse Ed Davis, who recorded for Atlantic in the early '70s. Jesse Ed Davis was originally released in 1971 and cut haphazardly over a weekend. It has the same loose feel that Delaney Bonnie's Motel Shot does, though it does not reach the same staggering heights. This is a starstudded affair that includes Eric Clapton, Ben Sidran, Leon Russell, Joel Scott Hill, Alan White, and a dozen others, along with a horn section. The backing vocalists are a who's who as well: Gloria Jones, Venetta Fields, Clydie King, Merry Clayton, Bobby Jones, Maxine Willard, and some kid named Gram Parsons (also present on the Motel Shot session in the same capacity). Davis' so...ngwriting wasn't quite there, but 30 years later, its raw immediacy and goodtime feel hold up and deserve another listen. In contrast, Ululu, released in 1973, is a monster. It's swampy, greasy, nocturnal blues and roll of the highest order. The cast this time out is no less stellar, though there are a lot fewer people in the mix. Russell is back, as are most of the background singers, but added to the fold are Dr. John, Donald "Duck" Dunn, and drummer Jim Keltner. This time out, Davis' guitar playing, particularly his slide work, is front and center, and the overall approach is tighter, more focused. The album's first cut, Davis' "Red Dirt Boogie, Brother," is spooky, dirty, and nasty, and the next track, a cover of Merle Haggard's "White Line Fever," transforms the tune from a hillbilly anthem into a barroom sing-along with killer guitar fills. Other remakes include a beautiful version of George Harrison's "Sue Me, Sue You Blues," the Band's "Strawberry Wine," and Leon Russell's "Alcatraz," which closes the set. The finest moment here, however, is in "Farther On Down the Road (You Will Accompany Me)," cowritten with Taj Mahal and first recorded when Davis was playing with the bluesman. It's grittier than the original, more desperate, forlorn, and shambolic, with Davis' vocal stretched to its limit buoyed by his weeping guitar. No doubt about it, everyone is richer for having these recordings available on CD domestically, and '70s rock fans would do well to check this disc out. - Thom Jurek, All Music Guide

 

Looking at reviews on Amazon, I'm now certain that the
AW4 cd linked above is just some anonymous musicians
playing their versions of those songs. The phrase
"music INSPIRED by" and the fact its on a very small
label always gave me pause...

 

"The Art of Dying"-George Harrison

Evan

 

Curious to see if I could luck onto a copy of the expanded "Lethal
Weapon" soundtrack CD, I just tried an internet/ebay search.

I think the catalog number is MKCD1 - and it appears to have
once been sold on Michael Kamen's website (which is still
there - but partly broken)

That catalog number seems to be shorthand for "michael kamen CD1"
(which is why I think it was a private pressing by Kamen).

No one is selling one on ebay right now - but I did find someone
selling what they are called "the complete soundtrack".

Oddly enough - the "complete" disc has more track numbers but the listed
times for each track are fairly short - and it doesn't appear to
be consistent with the expanded MKCD1 disc (which said that
it includes tracks that were recorded for the film - but never used).

Even more suspicious - there are 4 "bonus tracks" on the "complete"
Lethal Weapon CD - and those tracks do not have ANYthing to do
with the movie... I strongly suspect that its a bootleg and might
even have been created by someone who "borrowed" the sound
from the dvd (perhaps with the dialogue from the center channel
mixed out)

 

Couldn't Love You More - John Martyn

 

"Old Ben Lucas" by Kinky Friedman

(especially the comment by Friedman right before Eric plays
a solo)


That album eluded me for a VERY long time.

 

I just went through my long list of Clapton stuff and pulled out
everything that I believes qualfies as a "guest appearance"

Some of that is subjective... For example, is the Concert for
George a "guest appearance" or is it part of Clapton's canon?
What about The Powerhouse?

I purposely tried not to list a complete discgraphy for every
group Eric has ever played in. That's a much more longer
(much more difficult to digest) list....


I don't think I eliminated anything I should not have but it's
possible might have gone crazy with the delete key. If you
spot an omission, let me know.

I give all credit to Mr. Roberty for doing most of the
initial leg work on this.

I also think some of the tracks are somewhat debateable
(eric on backing vocals on beatles "all you need is love" ????)


But if anyone wants to start looking for Eric Clapton guest
appearances, this list should keep you very busy.

I don't actually have everything I'm listing. Songs with an asterik,
I still don't have. Some of that is because some songs are fairly
easy to get and I just haven't gotten around to plunking the money
down... some of the songs with an asterik are very difficult to find.

Anything with a number sign (#) after it was not released.

Usually that's something broadcast on television. Yes,
if you were recording the audio feed from the TV that day, you might
have it - but if you weren't - you don't want to hold your
breath waiting for a CD to show up in your local store.
If I actually was rolling tape, I don't have a # next to it.

I realize I could have parts of this wrong and I'm posting
this partly because any comments and/or corrections
are welcome.



--------------guest appearance list starts here -----------------------





May 1964 - "Raw Blues" -

Pretty Girls Everywhere(Otis Spann) also on HISTORY OF MUSIC:ERIC CLAPTON
Stirs Me Up(Otis Spann) \ on TAKE ME BACK HOME (Black Magic label compilation from 80s)
/ also on THE BLUES OF OTIS SPANN (See For Miles - SEE 54)


January 1966 - Champion Jack Dupree Sessions -
from NEW ORLEANS TO CHICAGO

Calcutta Blues
Shim Sham Shimmy
Third Degree


June 25 1967 - "Our World" television broadcast -

All You Need Is Love(The Beatles) Eric on backing vocals


September 1967

Good To Me As I Am To You(Aretha Franklin) from LADY SOUL


1967 - "We're Only In It For The Money" -
Clapton makes a cameo, doesn't play guitar

Nasal Retentive Calliope Music(Zappa & The Mothers) "God, It's God"


December 1967

Ski-ing(George Harrison) from WONDERWALL MUSIC


June 24-26 1968

Sour Milk Sea(Jackie Lomax) from IS THIS WHAT YOU WANT
The Eagle Laughs At You(Jackie Lomax) from IS THIS WHAT YOU WANT



December 10,11 1968 - The Rolling Stones' Rock And Roll Circus -

Jam# on DVD?
Yer Blues
Her Blues


1969 - "Fiends and Angels" - Martha Velez LP

It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
I'm Gonna Leave You
Feel So Bad
In My Girlish Days


March 1969 - "Supershow" - film (available on DVD)

Slate 27
End Jam


June 1969

That's The Way God Planned It(Billy Preston)(alt version) on THAT'S THE WAY... cd
That's The Way God Planned It(Billy Preston) from THAT'S THE WAY...
I Remember Jeep(Apple Jam) from ALL THINGS MUST PASS


September 13 1969 - "Live Peace In Toronto" - The Plastic Ono Band

Blue Suede Shoes
Money
Dizzy Miss Lizzy
Yer Blues
Cold Turkey
Give Peace A Chance
Don't Worry Kyoko(Mummy's Only Looking For A Hand In The Snow)
John John(Let's Hope For Peace)


September 30 1969

Cold Turkey(The Plastic Ono Band) \
Don't Worry Kyoko(The Plastic Ono Band) /


October 7 1969 - Rick Grech solo album sessions -
may not actually be Blind Faith but features Clapton (?)

Exchange And Mart from BLIND FAITH cd (German import)
Spending All My Days from BLIND FAITH cd (German import)


November 14 1969

Prince Of Peace(Leon Russell) from LEON RUSSELL LP


November 1969 - Delaney and Bonnie single -

Coming Home(Delaney And Bonnie) on CROSSROADS
Groupie(Superstar)(Delaney And Bonnie) on THE BEST OF DELANEY AND BONNIE


December 15 1969 - "War Is Over" - The Lyceum, London
given away as part of a bonus disk on SOMETIME IN NYC

Cold Turkey
Don't Worry Kyoko(Mummy's Only Looking For A Hand In The Snow)


December 1969

What You Will Blues(Doris Troy) bonus track on DORIS TROY compact disc
Give Me Back My Dynamite(Doris Troy) from DORIS TROY
I've Got To Be Strong(Doris Troy) from DORIS TROY
Labio Dental Fricative(Vivian Stanshall) from BEST OF THE BONZOS
Paper Round(Vivian Stanshall)* b-side of "Labio Dental Fricative"


January 1970 - "Rockin' 50's Rock 'n' Roll" - LP by The Crickets

Rockin' 50's Rock 'n' Roll
That'll Be The Day


January 1970

Teasin'(King Curtis) on DELUXE EDITION, also on THE HISTORY OF ERIC CLAPTON


February 1970 - Boston Tea Party -

Encore Jam(Fleetwood Mac)


Spring 1970 - "Leon Russell" - Leon Russell LP

Shoot Out On The Plantation
Delta Lady
Hurtsome Body
Pisces Apple Lady
Roll Away The Stone
The New Sweet Home Chicago on gold compact disc
Masters of War on DVD-A disc
Jammin with Eric on gold compact disc
Can't Seem To Get A Line On You on gold compact disc


Spring 1970

Go Back Home(Steven Stills) from STEPHEN STILLS
Fishes And Scorpions(Steve Stills) from STILLS 2
Special Care(Doris Troy) from DORIS TROY
Don't You Believe It(Jonathan Kelly)* ON JONATHAN KELLY (rare album, no CD)
Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave(Dave Mason)* on ALONE TOGETHER (maybe?)
Look At You, Look At Me(Dave Mason)* on ALONE TOGETHER (maybe?)
Man Whole Covered Wagon(Shawn Phillips) from CONTRIBUTION
I'm Your Spiritual Breadman(Ashton, Gardner, And Dyke) from AG&D
Right Now(Billy Preston) from ENCOURAGING WORDS
Encouraging Words(Billy Preston) from ENCOURAGING WORDS


Spring-Summer 1970 - "All Things Must Pass" -

I'd Have You Anytime
Wah Wah
Isn't It A Pity
What Is Life
Run Of The Mill
Beware Of Darkness
Awaiting on You All
Out Of The Blue(Apple Jam)


May 2 1970 - "The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions" - with Ringo and various drummers

I Want To Have A Word With You on LONDON REVISITED and DELUXE EDITION
Going Down Slow on LONDON REVISITED and DELUXE EDITION
I Ain't Superstitous(alternate take) on DELUXE EDITION
I Ain't Superstitous(alternate mix) on DELUXE EDITION


May 4 1970 - "The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions" - Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts arrive

Rockin' Daddy(alternate mix) on DELUXE EDITION
Poor Boy(alternate mix/lyrics) on DELUXE EDITION
Wang-Dang-Doodle


May 6 1970 - "The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions" -

Do The Do(extended alternate version) on DELUXE EDITION
Highway 49(alternate take) on DELUXE EDITION


May 7 1970 - "The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions" -

The Red Rooster(false start and dialogue)
The Red Rooster(alternate mix) on DELUXE EDITION
Who's Been Talking?(early take with false start and studio dialogue) on DELUXE EDITION
Worried About My Baby(rehearsal take) on DELUXE EDITION
Worried About My Baby(alternate take) on DELUXE EDITION
Built For Comfort
What A Woman(early take) on DELUXE EDITION
What A Woman!(album mix)
The Killing Floor from LONDON REVISTED and DELUXE EDITION


Summer 1970 - "The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions" - Steve Winwood adds overdubs

Rockin' Daddy(album mix)
I Ain't Superstitous(album mix)
What A Woman!(alternate mix, with organ overdub) on DELUXE EDITION
Poor Boy(album mix)
Who's Been Talking?(album mix)
Do The Do(album mix)
Highway 49(album mix)


Summer 1970 - "The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions" - Lafayette Leake adds piano

Sittin' On Top Of The World
Worried About My Baby(album mix)
The Red Rooster(album mix)


May/June 1970 - PP Arnold sessions - Derek and the Dominoes backing PP Arnold
recently discovered (unreleased) session tapes mentioned by Marc Roberty on hoffman forum

Medicated Goo#
You Can't Always Get What You Want#


1970

Brown Sugar(The Rolling Stones with Eric Clapton) rare version


July 1970 - "The Sun, The Moon And Herbs" - Dr. John LP

Back John The Conqueror
Where Ya At Mule?
Craney Crow
Pots On Fiyo/Who I Got To Fall On
Zu Zu Mandu
Familiar Reality


August 5 1970

Tell The Truth from CROSSROADS
Roll It Over from CROSSROADS
Plug Me In(Apple Jam) from ALL THINGS MUST PASS
Thanks For The Pepperoni(Apple Jam) from ALL THINGS MUST PASS


November 24 1970 - "Back To The Roots" - John Mayall LP

Prisons Of The Road
Accidental Suicide
Home Again
Looking At Tomorrow
Force Of Nature
Goodbye December


Dec 1970, Feb 1971 - "Buddy Guy And Junior Wells Play The Blues" - LP

A Man Of Many Words
My Baby She Left Me also on Atlantic's CHICAGO BLUES
Come On In This House
Have Mercy Baby
T-Bone Shuffle also on Atlantic's CHICAGO BLUES
A Poor Man's Plea also on Atlantic's CHICAGO BLUES
Messin' With The Kid
I Don't Know
Bad Bad Whiskey


1971 - "Bobby Whitlock" - Bobby Whitlock LP

Where There's A Will, There's A Way
A Day Without Jesus
Back in My Life Again
The Scenery Has Slowly Changed


1971 - "Reno Street Incident" - Jesse Ed Davis LP

Tulsa County
Washita Love Child
Every Night Is Saturday Night
You Bella Donna You
Rock And Roll Gypsies
Golden Sun Goddess
Crazy Love


August 1 1971 - "The Concert For Bangla Desh" -George Harrison & Friends

Wah-Wah
My Sweet Lord
Awaiting On You All
That's The Way God Planned It(Billy Preston)
It Don't Come Easy(Ringo Starr)
Beware Of Darkness
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Jumpin' Jack Flash/Youngblood(Leon Russell)
Something
Bangla Desh


1971 - "Leon Russell and The Shelter People" -

Alcatraz(Leon Russell)
Beware Of Darkness(Leon Russell)


January 1972 - "Bobby Keys" - Bobby Keys LP with G. Harrison & Ringo

Steal From A King
Bootleg
Command Performance
Crispy Duck


1972 - "Raw Velvet" - Bobby Whitlock LP

Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham


1973 - "Music From Free Creek" - double LP

Road Song
Getting Back To Molly
No One Knows


August 5 1974

Sugar Sweet(Freddie King) from FREDDIE KING 1934-1976
TV Mama(Freddie King) from FREDDIE KING 1934-1976
Gambling Woman Blues(Freddie King) from FREDDIE KING 1934-1976



Early 1975 - "First Album" - Arthur Louis LP released in Japan only

Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Plum
The Dealer
Still It Feels Good
Come On And Love Me
Train 444
Go And Make It Happen


July 28 1975

Romance In Durango(Bob Dylan) from DESIRE


August 1975

Reggae Doctor(Dr. John) from HOLLYWOOD BE THY NAME
Worrier(Joe Cocker) from STINGRAY


May 1976

This Be Called A Song(Ringo Starr) from RINGO'S ROTOGRAVURE


1976

Sinking In An Ocean Of Tears(Stephen Bishop) from CARELESS
Save It For A Rainy Day(Stephen Bishop) from CARELESS
Kinky(Kinky Friedman) from LASSO FROM EL PASO
Ol' Ben Lucas(Kinky Friedman) "Pick it Eric!" from LASSO FROM EL PASO



November 26 1976 - "The Last Waltz" - The Band's last LP

All Our Past Times on expanded version box-set
Further On Up The Road
I Shall Be Released(Bob Dylan)


1977

New Mexico(Rick Danko) from RICK DANKO


1977 - "Rough Mix" - Pete Townshend and Ronnie Lane LP

Rough Mix
Annie
April Fool
Till The Rivers All Run Dry


1977

On My Way To Georgia(Corky Laing) from MAKIN' IT ON THE STREET
Little Man(Stephen Bishop) from RED CAB TO MANHATTAN
Sex Kittens Go To College(Stephen Bishop) from RED CAB TO MANHATTAN
Single Man's Dilemma(Roger Daltry) from ONE OF THE BOYS


July 1977

Around The World(Ronnie Lane) from LUCKY SEVEN
Last Night(Ronnie Lane) from LUCKY SEVEN, same as NO REASON TO CRY bonus track?
Annie Had A Baby(Ronnie Lane) from LUCKY SEVEN
Some Day(Ronnie Lane) from LUCKY SEVEN
Walk On By(Ronnie Lane) from LUCKY SEVEN
Ron's take(Ronnie Lane) from LUCKY SEVEN
Charlie's Take(Ronnie Lane) from LUCKY SEVEN
Barcelona("demo" take)(Ronnie Lane) from APRIL FOOL
Kuschty Rye("demo" take)(Ronnie Lane) from APRIL FOOL


1977 - "White Mansions" - concept LP produced by Glyn Johns

White Trash(White Mansions)
Kentucky Racehorse(White Mansions)


1977 - not sure why I thought this had Eric - he's not listed - doesn't sound like him

Jah Is No Secret(I Jahman) from HAILE I HYMN


1978

Love Comes To Everyone(George Harrison) from GEORGE HARRISON LP


April 19 1978 - Alexis Korner's 50th Birthday Party -
PARTY ALBUM double LP released only in Germany

Hey Pretty Mama
Hi Heel Sneakers
They Call It Stormy Monday


1979 - "Lost In Austin" - Marc Benno LP

Hotfoot Blues
Chasin' Rainbows
Me And A Friend Of Mine
New Romance
Last Train
Lost In Austin
Splish Splash
Monterey Pen
The Drifter
Hey There Senorita


1979

Hate You(Danny Douma) from NIGHT EYES LP


1980

Home Loving(Gary Brooker) from LEAD ME TO THE WATER
Chasing The Chop(Gary Brooker)* b-side of "Home Loving"
Leave The Candle(Gary Brooker)* released as a single
Lead Me To The Water(Gary Brooker) from LEAD ME TO THE WATER
Lad's Got Money(Ronnie Lane) from SEE ME and THE SINGLES:1973-1980
Barcelona(Ronnie Lane)* from SEE ME
Way Up Yonder(Ronnie Lane)* from SEE ME


1980

If Leaving Me Is Easy(Phil Collins) from FACE VALUE
Couldn't Love You More(John Martyn) from GLORIOUS FOOL


1982

Everybody's In A Hurry But Me(Ringo Starr) from OLD WAVE


August 1983 - "The Pros and Cons Of Hitch-Hiking" - Roger Waters LP

4:30 AM - Apparently They Were Traveling Abroad
4:33 AM - Running Shoes
4:37 AM - Arabs with Knives and West German Skies
4:39 AM - For The First Time Today
4:41 AM - Sexual Revolution
4:47 AM - The Remains Of Our Love
4:50 AM - Go Fishing
4:56 AM - For The First Time Today
4:58 AM - Dunroamin, Duncarin, Dunlivin
5:01 AM - The Pros and Cons Of Hitch-Hiking
5:06 AM - Every Strangers Eyes
5:11 AM - The Moment Of Clarity



1983

The Challenge(Christine McVie) from CHRISTINE MCVIE lp



1984 - The Hit - film by Stephen Frears starring Tim Roth
no known soundtrack album

main title music(instrumental?)*



1984 - Eric and Phil do Sam and Dave - released as a 7" single only in Australia

You Don't Know Like I Know(Eric Clapton and Phil Collins)*


1984

Jenny Fey(Corey Hart) from COREY HART LP


1985

Freedom(The Singing Rebels) from the soundtrack to WATER
Echoes In The Night(Gary Brooker) from ECHOES IN THE NIGHT



1985

Tonight Will Be Alright(Lionel Richie) from DANCING ON THE CEILING



October 21 1985 - Carl Perkins and Friends - released on video (VHS,laserdisc,dvd)

Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby(George Harrison)
Your True Love
The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
That's All Right/Blue Moon Of Kentucky/Night Train to Memphis/Amen
Glad All Over
Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
Gone Gone Gone
Matchbox
Mean Woman Blues
Blue Suede Shoes


1985

Deep In Your Heart(Paul Brady) on BACK IN CENTER


1986

Labyrinth(Liona Boyd) on PERSONA
(I Wanna) Make Love to You(Bobby Womack) on WOMAGIC album



July 9 1986 - Montreaux Jazz Festival - released on DVD
Otis Rush concert with guest appearance by Eric Clapton

Tops
I Wonder Why (Will My Man Be Home Tonight)
Lonely Man
Gambler's Blues
Natural Ball
Right Place, Wrong Time
Mean Old World
You Don't Love Me
Crosscut Saw with Eric Clapton
Double Trouble with Eric Clapton
All Your Love(I Miss Loving) with Eric Clapton
Everday I Have The Blues with Eric Clapton and Luther Allison
If I Had Any Sense, I'd Go Back Home(aka Caldonia ?)


1986

August Was A Heavy Month(Bob Geldof) from DEEP IN THE HEART OF NOWHERE
Love Like A Rocket(Bob Geldof) from DEEP IN THE HEART OF NOWHERE
The Beat Of The Night(Bob Geldof) from DEEP IN THE HEART OF NOWHERE
Good Boys In The Wrong(Bob Geldof) from DEEP IN THE HEART OF NOWHERE


1986 - The Bunbury Tails - kids cartoon released in 1992
soundtrack features songs by The Bee Gees, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Elton John
Eric is listed in storybook that comes with the 45 as "Eric Clapbun"
not sure if "Fight The Good Fight" and "Fight (No Matter How Long)" are same song

Fight The Good Fight(credited to Eric Clapton)* on soundtrack album
Fight (No Matter How Long)(credited to The Bunburys) released on 45 & 1988 Olympics album
Fight(No Matter How Long)(instrumental)(The Bunburys) flip side of 45


1986 - "Hearts of Fire" - film soundtrack

The Usual(Bob Dylan)
Night After Night(Bob Dylan)
Had A Dream About You, Baby(Bob Dylan) also on DOWN IN THE GROOVE


October 16 1986 - Chuck Berry's 50th Birthday - aka HAIL! HAIL! ROCK ANS ROLL!
deluxe 4 disc DVD edition has extra Clapton material relative to 2 disc version (?)

Berry/Richards/Clapton guitar jam(from rehearsal)* only on DVD
Mean Old World(jam with Johnnie Johnson)* only on DVD
Understand Each Other* only on DVD
Wee Wee Hours in film and on soundtrack LP
Rock And Roll Music in film and on soundtrack LP
School Days ("Hail! Hail! Rock N' Roll") only in film


1986

What You Get Is What You See(Tina Turner) from radio promo 12"


November 8 1986 - Mean Fiddler Club - Robert Cray concert with guest appearance by Eric

Phone Booth(Robert Cray) released as a GUITAR PLAYER FLEXI-DISK


November 1986 - US club dates in NYC and Boston -



1987 - "Lethal Weapon: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack -
its not clear how much Clapton plays on bonus tracks on (rare, very pricey) expanded CD

Amanda
Meet Martin Riggs
Suicide Attempt* on expanded CD
The Jumper/Rog and Riggs Confrontation* on expanded CD
Roger
Coke Deal
Mr. Joshua
They've Got My Daughter
The Desert
We're Getting Too Old For This* on expanded CD
Hollywood Boulevard Chase* on expanded CD
The General's Car* on expanded CD
SOB Knows Where I Live* on expanded CD
Yard Fight/Graveside* on expanded CD
The Weapon* on expanded CD
Nightclub
The Weapon


1987

Jane's Getting Serious(Jon Astley) from EVERYONE LOVES THE PILOT (EXCEPT THE CREW)



Spring 1987 - Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton, Peter Brown

Willpower(Jack Bruce) on WILLPOWER: A 20 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE
Ships In The Night(Jack Bruce) on WILLPOWER: A 20 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE
Waiting on A Word(Jack Bruce) on SOMETHING ELS
Willpower(alternate mix)(Jack Bruce) on SOMETHING ELS
Ships In The Night(alternate mix)(Jack Bruce) on SOMETHING ELS


1987

They Dance Alone(Sting) from NOTHING LIKE THE SUN
Ellas Danzan Solas(Sting) from ...NADA COMO EL SOL (spanish language version)
Hall Light(Stephen Bishop) from BOWLING IN PARIS (released in 1989)



1987 - "Cloud Nine" - George Harrison LP

Cloud 9
That's What It Takes
Devil's Radio
Wreck Of The Hesperus


April 15 1987 - A Night of Red Hot Blues - BB King video with guests
all star guests include Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Stevie Ray Vaughn,
Albert King, Dr. John, Etta James, Paul Butterfield, Chaka Khan, Gladys
Knight

That's Why I Sing The Blues(all star jam - BB King with everyone)
The Thrill Is Gone(BB King guitar duel with Eric Clapton)
Let The Good Times Roll(all star jam - BB King with everyone)
Precious Lord Lead Me Home(all star jam)


June 1987

Tearing Us Apart(Tina Turner) from TINA LIVE


1988

Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad(Buckwheat Zydeco) on TAKING IT HOME
The Robbery(Eric Clapton playing for Anne Dudley) on BUSTER soundtrack


June 1988 - unreleased (?) sessions with Davina McCall -

The Very Last Time(Davina McCall)#
I'm Too Good For You(Davina McCall)#
Sticky Situation(Davina McCall)#


1988

Wasted Country(Gail Ann Dorsey) on THE CORPORATE WORLD
You Are The One(Jim Capaldi) on SOME CAME RUNNING
Oh Lord Why Lord(Jim Capaldi with Eric Clapton & George Harrison) on SOME CAME RUNNING



October 10 1988 - The Bottom Line, NYC -

Spoonful(Jack Bruce)
Sunshine Of Your Love(Jack Bruce)


November 2 1988 - Tokyo Dome - Japanese television broadcast
band includes Mark Knopfler and guest appearance by Elton John

Crossroads#
White Room#
I Shot The Sheriff#
Lay Down Sally#
Wonderful Tonight#
Tearing Us Apart#
Can't Find My Way Home# not broadcast
After Midnight# not broadcast
Money For Nothing(Mark Knopfler)#
Candle In The Wind(Elton JOhn with Eric Clapton)#
I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues(Elton John with Eric Clapton)#
I Don't Want To Go On With You Like That(Elton John with Eric Clapton)#
I'm Still Standing(Elton John with Eric Clapton)# not broadcast
Daniel(Elton John with Eric Clapton)#
Cocaine#
Layla#
Solid Rock(Mark Knopfler)#
Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)(Elton John with Eric Clapton)#
Sunshine Of Your Love#


1988

City Streets(Carol King) on CITY STREETS
Ain't That The Way(Carol King) on CITY STREETS


1989 - Licence To Kill - film soundtrack by Michael Kamen
track known to feature Eric wasn't used, he may be on other tracks on soundtrack

James Bond Theme#


1989

Wonderful World(Zucchero) on ZUCCHERO
I Drove All Night Long(Cyndi Lauper) on NIGHT TO REMEMBER
Border Song on TWO ROOMS (Elton John tribute released in 1991)



1989

I Wish It Would Rain Down(Phil Collins) on ...BUT SERIOUSLY



July 1 1989 - Cancer Relief Benefit - The Band du Lac - Wintershall Park, Surrey UK
concert with Clapton, Gary Brooker, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, Steve Winwood

Pick Up The Pieces(instrumental)#
Ain't That Peculiar(Steve Winwood?)#
Can I Get A Witness(Steve Winwood?)#
Freedom OVerspill(Steve Winwood)#
Lead Me To The Water(Gary Brooker)#
All I Need Is A Miracle(Phil + The Mechanics)#
Old Love(Eric Clapton)#
Stop In The Name of Love(Vicky Brown, Margo Buchanon, Carol Kenyon?)#
You Don't Know Like I Know(Sam Brown and Phil Collins)#
Respect(Sam Brown?)#
Throwing It All Away(Phil Collins)#
A Bridge Across The Water#
Lay Down Sally(Eric Clapton)#
A Souvenir of London(Gary Brooker)#
Roll With It(Steve Winwood)#
Stop#
I Am A Pilgrim(Eric Clapton?)#
Loco In Acapulco(Phil Collins)#
Gin House(Eric Clapton)#
The Living Years(Phil + The Mechanics)#
Cocaine(Eric Clapton)#
A Whiter Shade of Pale(Gary Brooker)#
Twisting The Night Away(Phil Collins?)#
You Can't Hurry Love(Phil Collins)#
Night Time Is The Right Time(Steve Winwood)#
Gimme Some Loving(Steve Winwood)#


1989 - Brendan Croker and The 5 O'Clock Shadows -

This Kind Of Life(vocal duet - Brendan Croker and Eric Clapton)



December 19 1989 - Atlantic City Convention Center - US radio and tv broadcast

Little Red Rooster(Rolling Stones) on FLASHPOINT
Boogie Chillen(John Lee Hooker with Eric Clapton and The Rolling Stones)


March 1990 - Concerto for Saxophone - Michael Kamen with David Sanborn
Eric does not play on the Concerto but does play on one of the other tracks

Sandra


December 1990 - "Johnnie B. Bad" - recorded in New Orleans

Creek Mud(Johnnie Johnson)
Blues #572(Johnnie Johnson)


1991 - Inside Seduction - Lamont Dozier
whole album features Eric Clapton and Phil COllins

Feeling Each Other Out
Love In The Rain
That Ain't Me
Inside Seduction
What Chew Doin'(Bridgette Bryant and Lamont Dozier)
The Vibe
The Quiet's Too Loud(Lamont Dozier and Phil Collins)
Attitude Up
I Wanna Hold You Forever
No Comment
When We're Together(Bridgette Bryant and Lamont Dozier)
Pure Heaven


1991

Mr. Bluesman(Richie Sambora) on STRANGER IN THIS TOWN


1991 - DAMN RIGHT I'VE GOT THE BLUES - Buddy Guy album
extra tracks on EXPANDED EDITION do not feature Clapton

Early In The Morning(Buddy Guy w Jeff Beck & Eric Clapton)


1991/1992

Tough Enough(Thomas Jefferson Kaye) on NOT ALONE
Full House(David Sanborn) on UPFRONT


December 1991 - Hari's On Tour - japanese tour backing George Harrison

I Want To Tell You
Old Brown Shoe
Taxman
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)
If I Needed Someone
Something
Fish On The Sand#
What Is Life
Dark Horse
Piggies
Pretending# unreleased
Old Love# unreleased
Badge# unreleased
Wonderful Tonight# unreleased
Got My Mind Set On You
Cloud 9
Here Comes The Sun
My Sweet Lord
All Those Years Ago
Cheer Down
Devil's Radio
Isn't It A Pity
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Roll Over Beethoven



October 16 1992 - Bob Dylan's 30th Anniversary Concert - Madison Square Garden

Don't Think Twice It's Alright*
My Back Pages(all star jam)*
Knockin' On Heaven's Door(all star jam)*
rehearsed but did not play at concert:
Love Minus Zero - No Limit#
It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry#


1993

And So Is Love(Kate Bush) on THE RED SHOES
None Of Us Are Free(Ray Charles) on MY WORLD


1994

You Must Believe Me on TRIBUTE TO CURTIS MAYFIELD


1994

We'll Be Together(Sting)* on FIELDS OF GOLD: THE VERY BEST OF STING (alt version from original)


May 11 1995 - A Tribute To Stevie Ray Vaughn - video and compact disc
"Austin City Limits" episode with Bonnie Raitt, Buddy Guy, Jimmy Vaughan, Robert Cray
Eric Clapton, Dr. John

Ain't Gonna Give Up On Your Love
Six Strings Down(all star jam)
Tick Tock(all star jam)
SRV Shuffle(all star jam)


1995 - cd single -

Love Can Build A Bridge(Cher, Chrissie Hynde, Nena Cherry with Eric Clapton)
Love Can Build A Bridge(instrumental)



1996

You've Got To LOve Her With A Feeling(Taj Mahal) on PHANTOM BLUES
Here In The Dark(Taj Mahal) on PHANTOM BLUES
Blues Power(Clarence Gatemouth Brown and Leon Russell) on LONG WAY HOME
Don't Think Twice, It's Alright(Clarence Gatemouth Brown) on LONG WAY HOME
Long Way Home(Clarence Gatemouth Brown) on LONG WAY HOME


June 20 1996 - Pavarotti and Friends for War Child - Parco Novi Sad, Modena
5.1 mix is on DTS compact disc

Holy Mother(Eric Clapton with Pavarotti and Orchestra)
Run, Baby, Run(Sheryl Crow with Eric Clapton and Orchestra)
Third Degree(Eric Clapton with Orchestra)
Live Like Horses(Elton John with Pavarotti and ensemble)


1996

Change The World from PHENOMENON soundtrack and CLAPTON CHRONICLES
Danny Boy on CHANGE THE WORLD CD single
Change The World(instrumental)* on CHANGE THE WORLD CD single
Talk To Me(Babyface) from THE DAY



November 26 1996 - Sheryl Crow : Live From London - video

Ordinary Morning(Sheryl Crow with Eric Clapton)*


February 26 1997 - Grammy Awards -

Change The World(with Babyface)#


1997

This Song(Bebe Winans) from BEBE WINANS
Someday(Eternal) from BEFORE THE RAIN



September 15 1997 - Music for Montserrat -

Money For Nothing(Mark Knopfler with Eric Clapton)
Broken Hearted
Layla
Same Old Blues
Golden Slumbers->You Never Give Me Your Money->The End(McCartney,Clapton,and Mark Knopfler guitar solos)
Hey Jude(Paul McCartney)
Kansas City(Paul McCartney)


September 25 1997 - Babyface : MTV Unplugged : 1997 -

Change The World(Babyface with Eric Clapton)
Talk To Me(Babyface with Eric Clapton)



1997 - The Van - soundtrack by Richard Hartley and Eric Clapton
Irish film set in Dublin



1997 - "Blue Blue Blue" - The Jimmy Rogers All Star Chicago Blues Band
tribute album released posthumously in 1999 featuring Jeff Healy, Eric Clapton
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Taj Mahal, Lowell Fulson, Stephen Stills,
Jimmy Page, and Robert Plant

Blues All Day Long
That's All Right
Gonna Shoot You Right Down (Boom Boom) (with Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and Eric Clapton)


1997

Rock Me Baby(B.B. King and Eric Clapton) on DEUCES WILD


1997

Sending Me Angels(Jerry Lynn Williams)* on THE PEACEMAKER
What's This World Coming To(Jerry Lynn Williams)* on THE PEACEMAKER
You Better Rock Me Baby(Jerry Lynn Williams)* on THE PEACEMAKER



1998 - Blues Brothers 2000 - Eric plays as part of "The Louisiana Gator Boys"

How Blue Can You Get?(The Lousiana Gator Boys) on soundtrack cd
New Orleans(The Blues Brothers with The Louisiana Gator Boys) on soundtrack CD


1998

Melody(Bill Wyman and The Rhythm Kings) on STRUTTIN' OUR STUFF



1998 - "Birdseye" - The Tony Rich Project
listed as "E." in the liner notes

Silly Man
No Time Soon
Thoughts Of Leavin'
My Stomach Hurts


1998 - Nil By Mouth - Gary Oldman film
soundtrack by Eric Clapton, no known soundtrack album


1998 - "Caps de Pin" - french television series
main title theme by Eric Clapton, no known soundtrack album


1998

Last Train To Memphis(The Band) on JUBILATION
Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You(Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings) on ANYWAY THE WIND BLOWS
Boogie Chillun(John Lee Hooker) on THE BEST OF FRIENDS


December 14 1998 - David Sanborn and Friends Supersession - Japanese DVD
originally aired as "After New Years Eve" on January 1, 1999 on ABC

Crossroads#
Sunshine Of Your Love(with D'Angelo)#
Use me(with D'Angelo)#
Going Down Slow#
I'll Take You There#


December 17 1998 - A Very Special Christmas: Live from Washington D.C. - all star benefit cd

Christmas Blues(John Popper with Eric Clapton)
Christmas Tears
Give Me One Reason(Tracy Chapman and Eric Clapton)
Merry Christmas Baby(Sheryl Crow with Eric Clapton)
Santa Claus Is Coming To Town(all star jam)


1999

The Calling(Sanatana with Eric Clapton) on SUPERNATURAL
Give Me You(Mary J. Blige) on MARY


1999 - CD single remixes - Mary J. Blige
the "radio mix" appears to have Eric
the "radio mix" is shorter than album mix
the other three mixes do not seem to feature Eric

Give Me You(Nino radio edit)(Mary J. Blige)
Give Me You(radio mix)(Mary J. Blige)
Give Me You(Royal Garden R&B mix)(Mary J. Blige)
Give Me You(Club Path - Boris Dlugosh mix)(Mary J. Blige)


1999

I Get Lost on THE STORY OF US soundtrack and CLAPTON CHRONICLES


2000 - Riding With The King - BB King and Eric Clapton

Riding With The King
Ten Long Years
Key To The Highway
Marry You
Three O'Clock Blues
Help The Poor
I Wanna Be
Worried Life Blues
Days Of Old
When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer
Hold On I'm Coming
Come Rain or Come Shine
out-takes:
Let Me Love You* on RIDING WITH THE KING japanese cd single



late 90s? - Hiroshi Fujiwara -

Cappuccino(Hiroshi Fujiwara) on MELLOW WORKS, also "Cappucino" CD single
Mime(Hiroshi Fujuwara) on MELLOW WORKS, also "Cappucino" CD single
Cappuccino Lite(Samba De Froresta Remix) on "Cappucino" CD single
Mime(K.U.D.O. remix) on "Cappucino" CD single
Air on G Strings(Hiroshi Fujiwara)* on CLASSIC DUB CLASSICS



January 2001 - Concert for Clef's Kids - Carnegie Hall, NYC
broadcast on VH1?, released on DVD

Wonderful Tonight(reggae version)
My Song(Wyclef Jean and Eric Clapton)




2001

White Room(Jack Bruce) on SHADOWS IN THE AIR
Sunshine Of Your Love(Jack Bruce) on SHADOWS IN THE AIR
I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts of Town(David Sanborn)* on HERE AND GONE


2001 - Jools Holland's Big Band Rhythm & Blues -

What Would I Do Without You



2001 - Good Rocking Tonight: The Legacy of Sun Records - all star tribute album

Walkin' In The Rain(Eric Clapton with The Impressions)


June 3 2002 - A Party At The Palace - The Queen's Golden Jubilee - on DVD

Warmth Of The Sun(Brian Wilson)*
Layla*
While My Guitar Gently Weeps(Eric Clapton with Paul McCartney)*
All You Need Is Love(all star finale)*
Hey Jude(all star finale)*


November 29 2002 - The Concert For George - Royal Albert Hall

"Thank You For Coming"
Arpan(Ravi Shankar composition with Eric Clapton on guitar)
I Want To Tell You(Jeff Lynne)
If I Needed Someone
Old Brown Shoe(Gary Brooker)
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)(Jeff Lynne)
Beware Of Darkness
Horse To The Water(Sam Brown)
Isn't It A Pity
Photograph(Ringo Starr)
Honey Don't(Ringo Starr)
For You Blue(Paul McCartney)
Something(Paul McCartney)->Something(Eric Clapton)
All Things Must Pass(Paul McCartney)
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
My Sweet Lord(Billy Preston)
Wah Wah(Jeff Lynne)


2003 - Ringo Rama -

Never Without You(Ringo)
Imagine Me There(Ringo)


2003

Higher Ground on CONCEPTION: A MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO STEVIE WONDER


2003

Again(Kelly Price) on PRICELESS
Rural Renewal(The Crusaders) on RURAL RENEWAL
Creepin'(The Crusaders) on RURAL RENEWAL


2003

I'm Ready(Hubert Sumlin)* on ABOUT THEM SHOES (released in 2005)
Crawlin' Kingsnake(Buddy Guy with Eric Clapton & BB King)* on BLUES SINGER
Lucy Mae Blues(Buddy Guy with Eric Clapton & BB King)* on BLUES SINGER


April 9 2003 - Willie Nelson's 70th Birthday Celebration - on video and compact disc

Night Life(Willie Nelson) on WILLIE NELSON AND FRIENDS: LIVE AND KICKIN'


May 27 2003 - War Child - S.O.S. Iraq - Pavorotti & Friends
broadcast on Italian TV


July 20 2003 - John Mayall's 70th Birthday Concert - on video and compact disc

No Big Hurry
Please Mr. Lofton
Hideaway
All Your Love
Have You Heard
Hoochie Coochie Man
I'm Tore Down
Talk To Your Daughter



May 6 2004 "ZU and Friends" - Royal Albert Hall - import DVD
all star charity concert by Zucchero

Hey Man(featuring Eric Clapton)*
A Wonderful World(featuring Eric Clapton)*


2004

Burning Of The Midnight Lamp on TRIBUTE TO JIMI HENDRiX: POWER OF SOUL
Message To My Son(Solomon Burke with Jools Holland) on FRIENDS 3
Mabel(Solomon Burke and Eric Clapton with Jools Hollands) on FRIENDS 3 (and JACK O THE GREEN?)
Someone Someone(The Crickets) on THE CRICKETS AND THEIR BUDDIES



2004 - True Love - Toots and The Maytals

Pressure Drop
Take A Trip


2004 - Eric plays on new instrumentation added to a 1979 Bob Marley vocal demo -

Slogans(Bob Marley with Eric Clapton) on AFRICA UNITE: THE SINGLES COLLECTION



2004

Halycon Days(Bruce Hornsby) on HALYCON DAYS
City Blues(Brian Wilson)* on GETTING IN OVER MY HEAD
Blue Moon(Rod Stewart) on STARDUST... THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK, VOL 3


2005

I Put A Spell On You(Joe Cocker) on HEART AND SOUL


January 15 2005 - Tsunami Relief Concert - television broadcast

I Wish You were Here(Roger Waters with Eric Clapton)#


2005

Silver Rain(Marcus Miller) on SILVER RAIN
Trouble In Mind(Jerry Lee Lewis)* on LAST MAN STANDING


2005 - "Mad, Dogs, And Okies" - Jaime Oldaker album

Wait Til Your Daddy Comes Home(Vince Gill)
Positively(Eric clapton)



June 11 2005 - Band Du Lac - on ONE NIGHT ONLY dvd

Reconsider Baby
Lay Down Sally
How Long(Paul Carrack)
Willie and The Hand Jive
Stormy Monday
Under The Boardwalk(The Drifters)
Stand By Me(The Drifters)
Cocaine
I Can't Dance(Mike Rutherford with Paul Carrack)


August 2005

Somebody Ease My Troublin' Mind(Les Paul)* on AMERICAN MADE, WORLD PLAYED


Sept 2005

The Thrill Is Gone(B.B. King)* on 80


2006

You Are So Beautiful(Sam Moore with Billy Preston)* on OVERNIGHT SENSATIONAL
Jesus Is Just Alright With Me(Robert Randolph)* on COLORBLIND
Did Someone Make A Fool Out Of You(Tony Joe White)* on UNCOVERED
Time for A Change(Dr. John)* on THE CITY THAT CARE FORGOT
Stripped Away(Dr. John)* on THE CITY THAT CARE FORGOT
The City That Care Forgot(Dr. John with Ani DeFranco)* on THE CITY THAT CARE FORGOT



2008

Dirty City(Steve Winwood)* on NINE LIVES
Every Time I Sing The Blues(Buddy Guy)* on SKIN DEEP
When I Still Had You(Sonny Landreth)* on FROM THE REACH
Storm of Worry(Sonny Landreth)* on FROM THE REACH

 

This is a cool list indeed. I do not know of anything left out.

 

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  Wow! Great job, 'toptentwist'!!! That was a lot of work I'm sure!
  
  Thanks!

 

"Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave" from the Dave Mason album "Alone/Together"

 

EC's playing is really strong on Howlin' Wolf's London Session...check out 'Rockin' Daddy'.

On 'Here In The Dark' and 'You've Got To Love Her With A Feeling' on Taj Mahal's Phantom Blues album.

...and his slide work on the Bobby Whitlock track 'Hello LA, Bye Bye Birmingham' is just about the best slide playing I have heard from him.

 

I found my copy. It was released via the Bacchus Media Group and manufactured by Rhino. It was a limited edition of 3000 and Eric plays on most of the bonus tracks. Well worth seeking out if you like that particular soundtrack.

 

Isn't Eric also on McCartney's "Freedom" tune done after 9/11 in 2001. The solo is not bad, although the song itself is not one of Macca's finest. And I think that there are two mixes---one live and one with studio overdubs. I don't know if Eric's guitar differs in the two versions.

Arnie

 

John Mayall - "Prisons On the Road" Back To the Roots LP (blisterin' solo!)

 

I'm always willing to add things - even if its just a rumour that might
need to be proven/disproven. I'll usually make a note to myself in that
situation.

I added the Sting thing from the "FOOLS OF GOLD" compilation
yesterday. I don't own that one (yet) and I wasn't aware it
had a different version than the regular Sting album.

I also added the Dave Mason album - but I made a note that it
may not be Eric.

I have NO clue why I spent years hunting down a reggae album
by I Jah Man. I thought I had read that Eric is on it - but
he isn't mentioned anywhere and if he is on it - its not obvious.

One of my big mysteries is The Bunbury's track. It showed up
in several places and I'm not really sure if its the same track or
slightly different. There's a very pricey Bunburys album that I seem
to recall also has a George Harrison guest appearance - and his
son Dhani.


My bigger list does indeed have the "Concert for NYC"... When I
was whittling down the bigger thing to "just" guest appearances
I had to make a few judgement calls. I chopped that off without
too much thinking. My thought at the time was he was on that
album as himself - but I forget about him playing with others
at the end of the night.

Eric did an amazing solo in Paul's "Let It Be" that night... not
the first one... one of the ones after Paul egged him into yet
another solo (it sounds dorky "C'mon Eric, play another one!")

I was rolling videotape that night - and I converted the audio
to minidisc - and I'm kind of unclear what is on my private
recordings and what ended up being properly released.
I know I prefer the live (broadcast) mix...