The album reached No.13 on the Billboard LP chart, in a 30-week stay that put Clapton’s name on the bestsellers as a soloist for the first time.ĬLICK HERE to pre-order the Anniversary Deluxe Edition of Eric Clapton The 1970 album came as Clapton was resetting his musical priorities, as he worked with Delaney & Bonnie and others in the lead-up to the establishment of Derek and the Dominos later that year.
These include “Teasin’” by King Curtis with Delaney Bramlett, Eric Clapton & Friends, “I’ve Told You For The Last Time” (Olympic Studios version), and the single B-side “Groupie (Superstar)” by Delaney & Bonnie & Friends featuring Eric Clapton. Other tracks among these bonus tracks were previously released on the Deluxe Edition CD of the album in 2005. These include a previously-unreleased Alternate Mix of “Comin’ Home” by Delaney & Bonnie & Friends featuring Eric Clapton. This anniversary collection also includes some singles, alternate versions and session outtakes. The album will be available on 4CD and 1LP (standard black) and will also be released digitally. The new edition is introduced by the arrival of two tracks, “After Midnight” (Delaney Bramlett Mix) and “Blues Power” (Eric Clapton Mix), which you can listen to, below. The Eric Clapton mix is being released in full for the first time. It will present this important staging post in his epic career in three separate mixes: The Eric Clapton Mix, the Delaney Bramlett Mix and the Tom Dowd Mix (The UK Version).
Eric Clapton’s self-titled debut solo album from August 1970 is to be released in an Anniversary Deluxe Edition on August 20, 2021.
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