From the long-running "No Reason To Cry" tour from July 1976 to August 1977, Germany h completely recorded the Heidelberg performance on June 17, 1977 with a stereo audience recording. This tour, which started almost at the same time as the album release, was loaded with the UK/US tour in 1976, and the European tour that resumed from April 1977 after a gap, but this performance was from the latter half of the tour. This is one of the few complete titles. In the first half, which includes acoustic music, which is a characteristic of the stage at this time, time passes slowly due to the synergistic effect with alcohol. However, in the following “I Shot The Sheriff”, an incredible play that completely changed from the previous atmosphere was developed, and you can listen to one of the best performances from this tour. And from the second half of "Tell The Truth", which is another feature of this tour, you can recognize a fully awakened Clapton, followed by "Badge", "Have You Ever Loved A Woman", "Layla", and “Further On Up The Road” and wonderful plays will continue to unfold one after another. At the same time, the title captures the audience's gradual thirst for E.C.'s play, and can be said to be a valuable document from the stage at this time of intense disparity. This is a title from the "No Reason To Cry" tour that I can confidently recommend in terms of sound quality and performance content. Live in Eppelheim, Heidelberg, Germany 17th June 1977 TRULY PERFECT SOUND Disc 1(62:26) 1. Hello Old Friend 2. Sign Language 3. Alberta 4. I Shot The Sheriff 5. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 6. Tell The Truth 7. Can't Find My Way Home 8. Key To The Highway 9. Badge Disc 2(45:42) 1. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out 2. Have You Ever Loved A Woman 3. Steady Rollin' Man 4. Layla 5. Further On Up The Road
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