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American R&B Hall of Fame [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date July 21, 1992

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American R&B Hall of Fame

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by: Various

Release Date July 21, 1992

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Crossroads

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by: Eric Clapton

Release Date October 29, 2007
This is an excellent boxed set to get, especially if you can find at a reasonable price.

However Clapton has done such a lot of good stuff since 1988, that it now represents only about half his career. So theres nothing from Unplugged, From The Cradle, 24 Nights, Me and Mr Johnson, Riding With The King etc etc. Its also worth baring in mind that Claptons 80's stuff was frequently over-produced and his choice of material was veto'd (the album August being a good example) by the record company. If in doubt have a listen to the samples on disc 4.

That said its still a great collection:
The Yardbirds, John Mayalls Blues Breakers, Cream, unreleased Cream at the BBC, unreleased Derek and the Dominos, previously unreleased ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Crossroads

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by: Eric Clapton

Release Date November 04, 1996
This is an excellent boxed set to get, especially if you can find at a reasonable price.

However Clapton has done such a lot of good stuff since 1988, that it now represents only about half his career. So theres nothing from Unplugged, From The Cradle, 24 Nights, Me and Mr Johnson, Riding With The King etc etc. Its also worth baring in mind that Claptons 80's stuff was frequently over-produced and his choice of material was veto'd (the album August being a good example) by the record company. If in doubt have a listen to the samples on disc 4.

That said its still a great collection:
The Yardbirds, John Mayalls Blues Breakers, Cream, unreleased Cream at the BBC, unreleased Derek and the Dominos, previously unreleased live ... Read More:

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Crossroads [VINYL]

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by: Eric Clapton

Release Date October 17, 1990
This is an excellent boxed set to get, especially if you can find at a reasonable price.

However Clapton has done such a lot of good stuff since 1988, that it now represents only about half his career. So theres nothing from Unplugged, From The Cradle, 24 Nights, Me and Mr Johnson, Riding With The King etc etc. Its also worth baring in mind that Claptons 80's stuff was frequently over-produced and his choice of material was veto'd (the album August being a good example) by the record company. If in doubt have a listen to the samples on disc 4.

That said its still a great collection:
The Yardbirds, John Mayalls Blues Breakers, Cream, unreleased Cream at the BBC, unreleased Derek and the Dominos, previously unreleased live solo recordings. ... Read More:

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Crossroads [CASSETTE]

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by: Eric Clapton

Release Date October 17, 1990
This is an excellent boxed set to get, especially if you can find at a reasonable price.

However Clapton has done such a lot of good stuff since 1988, that it now represents only about half his career. So theres nothing from Unplugged, From The Cradle, 24 Nights, Me and Mr Johnson, Riding With The King etc etc. Its also worth baring in mind that Claptons 80's stuff was frequently over-produced and his choice of material was veto'd (the album August being a good example) by the record company. If in doubt have a listen to the samples on disc 4.

That said its still a great collection:
The Yardbirds, John Mayalls Blues Breakers, Cream, unreleased Cream at the BBC, unreleased Derek and the Dominos, previously unreleased live solo recordings. This ... Read More:

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The Layla Sessions: 20th Anniversary Edition [CASSETTE]

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by: Derek & the Dominos

Release Date September 13, 1990
Some 20 years after clapton entered the studio to lay down the tracks for what would become one of rocks greatest albums, the flame of inspiration still burns white-hot throughout the 14 songs contained here.Not a single note has dated in anyway and the clarity of the re-mastering only adds to the huge attraction of this superb box of goodies.
As a monument to a loved one, 'Layla' has few peers. From the depths of Claptons pain, informed by his passion for George Harrisons wife, 'Slowhand'fashioned a soundtrack to a love affair that contains everything great rock should have. The appropriate "Have you ever loved a woman" is sung by clapton with an intensity that is staggering. Big Bill Broonzy's blues standard "Key to the highway" is refashioned by Clapton ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Lets' Work Together

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by: Canned Heat

Release Date April 02, 2002
This compilation covers the period 1967 to 1972 and contains the best tracks from their most famous period. They have recorded some interesting music since then, most notably the album Boogie 2000, which I've already reviewed.

Here you can find all their big hits. On the road again, my favorite track, was a UK top ten hit and a USA top 20 hit in 1968. Going up the country became a top 20 hit on both sides of the Atlantic. Let's work together was Canned Heat's biggest UK hit, reaching the top three although it was only a top 30 hit in America. Bryan Ferry later covered it as Let's stick together and also had a huge British hit with it. Country singer Dwight Yoakam also recorded a great cover of the song, proving that a great song can be adapted to any style of music and still ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Back Home Blues

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 01, 2003
This compilation covers the period 1967 to 1972 and contains the best tracks from their most famous period. They have recorded some interesting music since then, most notably the album Boogie 2000, which I've already reviewed.

Here you can find all their big hits. On the road again, my favorite track, was a UK top ten hit and a USA top 20 hit in 1968. Going up the country became a top 20 hit on both sides of the Atlantic. Let's work together was Canned Heat's biggest UK hit, reaching the top three although it was only a top 30 hit in America. Bryan Ferry later covered it as Let's stick together and also had a huge British hit with it. Country singer Dwight Yoakam also recorded a great cover of the song, proving that a great song can be adapted to any style of music and still ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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The Complete Motown Singles, Volume 3 - 1963

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 20, 2006
Motown in its early days before the rot set in at the end of the decade.Here is the label signing up a stack of unknowns because the money made from 1961 had made it possible-the Miracles,the Marvelettes and Mary Wells.
This was the year that more hitmakers were added to propagate the legend which by now had the Beatles and the Stones in their corner.
Berry Gordy was nearly as keen to sign up white singers as black ones and Bunny Paul had been a one time Hot Boppin' Girl-an early exponent of RnR in the wake of Ella Mae Morse.Appantly he had Loretta Lynn in mind re the songs Come and get these memories-which Martha & the Vandellas did in the end
The Valadiers who open this set were a white group who were one of the earliest to attempt a black sound years before the ... Read More: