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Eric Clapton- ANOTHER TICKET- CD- 01.02.1981/10.09.1996-
- Polydor Records/Montgrove Management Ltd.- 731453183025- 400 grn
THE ERIC CLAPTON REMASTERS Series.
Note: THIS ALBUM IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF CARL DEAN RADLE.
OUT-OF-PRINT in the U.S.
ANOTHER TICKET is the seventh solo studio album by Eric Clapton. Recorded and produced by Tom Dowd at the Compass Point Studios in Nassau, Bahamas with Albert Lee, it was Clapton's last studio album for RSO Records before the label shut down in 1983 as it was absorbed by Polydor Records. It was his last album for RSO Records.
PERSONNEL: Eric Clapton – guitars, vocals; Gary Brooker – keyboards, backing vocals; Chris Stainton – keyboards; Albert Lee – guitars, backing vocals; Dave Markee – bass; Henry Spinetti – drums, percussion.
Digitally remastered reissue of Slowhand's 1981 album, his last for RSO Records before signing with Warner Brothers. Produced by Tom Dowd, ANOTHER TICKET finds Clapton backed by a stellar group of musicians including Albert Lee, Gary Brooker, Henry Spinetti and Chris Stainton. Nine tracks including 'Something Special', 'I Can't Stand It' and 'Rita Mae'. Now, here's a star-crossed album. Polydor rejected the first version of it, produced by Glyn Johns, and Eric Clapton was forced to cut it all over again with Tom Dowd. Then, a few dates into a U.S. promotional tour coinciding with its release, Eric Clapton collapsed and was found to be near death from ulcers due to his alcoholism. Finally, it turned out to be the final record of his 15-year association with Polydor, which therefore had no reason to promote it. Nevertheless, the album made the Top Ten, went Gold, and spawned a Top Ten single in "I Can't Stand It." And the rest of it wasn't too shabby, either. The first and last Eric Clapton studio album to feature his all-British band of the early '80s, it gave considerable prominence to second guitarist Albert Lee and especially to keyboard player/singer Gary Brooker (formerly leader of Procol Harum), and they gave it more of a blues-rock feel than the country-funk brewed up by the Tulsa shuffle crew Eric Clapton had used throughout the 1970s. Best of all, Eric Clapton had taken the time to write some songs [he's credited on six of the nine selections] and tunes such as the title track and "I Can't Stand It" held up well. This wasn't great Eric Clapton, but it was good, and it deserved more recognition than conditions allowed it at the time.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Clear Tray Includes Foldout Insert.
Made In The U.K.
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