[Best full shot video of Eric Clapton's latest Royal Albert Hall performance!] We will release the best audience shot that recorded the second day performance that Eric Clapton performed at the Royal Albert Hall in London on the 8th in excellent quality! It is a steamy hot video that has just been uploaded to the net. The angle is taken from directly in front of the second floor stand seats, with no obstacles. The composition, which focuses on Clapton's whole body and sometimes includes a full view of the stage, allows you to understand the stage progress in real life. The sound is also recorded in stereo and there are no problems at all. This is amazing! The quality is so good that you can understand what kind of performance it is at a glance. It is no exaggeration to say that this is the video that Clapton fans and royal rock fans want to see the most right now. We decided to release this urgently on the 13th, only 5 days after the concert, because we felt a sense of mission that we could not leave it alone. [The set list has changed completely from last year's and this year's March tours! The appeal of this performance is not only that Clapton, who turned 77 this year, can be seen playing energetically, but also that he has changed the set list significantly, which is unusual for him. He probably wants to play these songs, but his attitude of always updating the stage, thinking about his fans, makes me feel his professionalism. The opening number is dedicated to his former ally and best friend Gary Brooker (formerly of Procol Harum), who passed away in February this year, which is what really gets me. Clapton always has these kind of feelings. And the highlight is the set-in of his latest song, Heart Of A Child. This is a digital single released only for streaming, but the original song had a Latin flavor, but here it retains that mood and is sublimated into the usual Clapton-like acoustic performance. It's a great song for the current situation, appealing, "Don't pollute the innocent hearts of children." He also played in March, but he set up Chaplin's Smile for the first time in 48 years since 1974. It is in this day and age that Clapton's feelings of wanting a "smile" can be inferred. The acoustic set starting with this song also features Andy Fairweather Low, who is a local, jumping in and providing good support, which is a highlight. The second half is the usual royal road composition. What a sense of security! Fans would have been happy just to have a lively Clapton here and play this song. This is a great audience shot that will allow you to time warp to the RAH stands. Live at Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 8th May 2022 AMAZING SHOT 1. Intro 2. Lead Me To The Water (Gary Brooker cover) 3. Key to the Highway 4. Pilgrim 5. River of Tears 6. I Shot the Sheriff 7. White Room 8. Heart of a Child (with Andy Fairweather Low) 9. Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out (with Andy Fairweather Low) 10. Smile (with Andy Fairweather Low) 11. Layla (with Andy Fairweather Low) 12. Tears in Heaven (with Andy Fairweather Low) 13. Badge 14. Wonderful Tonight 15. Cross Road Blues 16. Little Queen of Spades 17. Layla (Electric) 18. High Time We Went Eric Clapton - guitar / vocals Nathan East - bass / vocals Doyle Bramhall II - guitar / vocals Sonny Emory - drums Chris Stainton - keyboards Paul Carrak - keyboards Sharon White - vocals Katie Kissoon - vocals COLOUR NTSC Approx.109min.
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