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Eric Clapton- FROM THE CRADLE- CD- 13.09.1994/16.02.1999-
- Reprise Records/Duck Records/WEA International Inc.- 093624573524- 400 grn
FROM THE CRADLE is the twelfth solo studio album by Eric Clapton released on 13 September 1994 by Warner Bros. Records. Although he had long been associated with the blues, FROM THE CRADLE was Clapton's first attempt at an all-blues album. For years, fans craved an all-blues album from Eric Clapton; he waited until 1994 to deliver FROM THE CRADLE. The album manages to re-create the ambience of postwar electric blues, right down to the bottomless thump of the rhythm section. If it wasn't for Eric Clapton's labored vocals, everything would be perfect. As long as he plays his guitar, he can't fail - his solos are white-hot and evocative, original and captivating. When he sings, Eric Clapton loses that sense of originality, choosing to mimic the vocals of the original recordings. At times, his overemotive singing is painful; he doesn't have the strength to pull off Howlin’ Wolf's growl or the confidence to replicate Muddy Waters' assured phrasing. Yet, whenever he plays, it's easier to forget his vocal shortcomings. Even with its faults, FROM THE CRADLE is one of Eric Clapton's finest moments.
PERSONNEL: Eric Clapton – guitars, vocals; Andy Fairweather Low – guitars; Chris Stainton – keyboards; Dave Bronze – bass; Jim Keltner – drums; Richie Hayward – percussion; Jerry Portnoy – harmonica; Simon Clarke – baritone saxophone; Tim Sanders – tenor saxophone; Roddy Lorimer – trumpet.
Some 30 years after cutting BLUESBREAKERS with John Mayall, Slowhand is back - and he's plugged in, too. From the Elmore James-styled slide grunge that heralds Leroy Carr's classic "Blues Before Sunrise," to his sweet, pearly tones on an agonizingly slow "Third Degree," it's clear that FROM THE CRADLE really is your parents' Eric Clapton. Nearly every album Clapton's ever done has had a suggestion of his roots. But there's more than a suggestion of blues on impassioned, unhinged solos like "Five Long Years," "It Hurts Me Too" and "Someday After A While" - Clapton betrays a childlike pleasure in coming out from behind his pop persona, and the joy is infectious. That's because FROM THE CRADLE is recorded live... that is to say, everyone at once, with no instrumental or vocal overdubs (save for the sweet dobro obbligatos on an old-timey sounding "How Long Blues"). The slower tempos, like a lowdown "Sinner's Prayer" and the acoustic "Driftin'" really showcase his growth as a vocalist (particularly that bullfrog groan, by way of Muddy Waters, whom he honors with an especially faithful cover of "Standin' Round Crying"). And when Clapton leaves Earth orbit on Willie Dixon's "Groaning The Blues," you get the feeling Eric may never leave the blues again. More, please.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Black Tray Includes 16-Page Booklet.
Made In Germany.
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