On June 5, 1990, the rehearsal the day before the award ceremony for the International Rock Awards (commonly known as the Elvis Awards), won by Eric Clapton, was held in a wonderful stereo system. We will release the sound source captured by sound board recording! Speaking of 1990, it was the time of the album "Journeyman", when Clapton was still a rock guitarist who had nothing to do with "withering away". Since Clapton was already considered a legend in the rock world by this time, an incredible lineup of musicians gathered to congratulate him (last year's winner was Keith Richards, and Clapton served as the presenter). Clapton never imagined that he would win the award the following year.) I would like you to take a look at the faces of the guests on the day who were credited, but this was probably the only time that Lou Reed and Clapton performed together, and the late Bo Diddley also participated and played the famous box-shaped guitar. was playing. Bon Jovi's Richie Sambora was inspired by their collaboration on this stage, and later wrote a Clapton-inspired number called "Mr. Blues Man," and there is an anecdote that he invited Clapton to the studio to participate in a session. there was. Anyway, it was a stage where various people gathered to congratulate Clapton, from the greats of the blues world to colleagues and juniors in the rock world. What makes this rehearsal so valuable is that even though they only played one song, Sweet Home Chicago, during the actual performance the next day, they picked up a variety of songs and had a session with them. There is no one in charge of leadership, and the performance unfolds freely according to the mood of the moment. This is the essence of the session. Regarding the content, it seems that the first half up to Before You Accuse Me, which is recorded in 2 takes, is performed only by the Clapton band, just like the Before You Accuse Me performance the next day. You can listen to the Clapton Band's warm-up performance of Born Under A Bad Sign, Bad Boy, I Was Made To Love Her, Signed, Sealed, Delivered with the power of a real performance in the best stereo sign. There's something fans can't stand. Before You Accuse Me, which is also played on the main disc the next day, is played twice, and I am also impressed by the fact that this song has been rehearsed so thoroughly. Like the main album, Sweet Home Chicago and Who Do You Love / I Want Candy, which are played by a mix of guests, are the biggest highlights of this title. Who Do You Love / I Want Candy mainly features Bo Diddley and Sweet Home Chicago features Buddy Guy, and the vivid soundboard provides fun listening experiences such as solos by multiple guest guitarists. You can enjoy it. In fact, this sound source itself was released once in the 90s. However, the previously released version was made into a CD from a cassette master. This time, our store received a DAT copy of the first generation of this leaked master directly from an important taper living in the UK. This board is made from a DAT master that has significantly improved clarity compared to the previously released cassette tape master. Enjoy clear upgraded sound with no hiss or noise. Since the original master was an old sound source, there were parts of Bad Boy where one channel was silent, but with our professional mastering, these parts were processed into pseudo-stereo to eliminate the strange feeling and make it much easier to listen to. I'm doing it. With this, this board has become of a quality that can be declared as the definitive version of this sound source. (The deterioration from Bad Boy 3:20 to 3:30 is due to the master tape.) Enjoy the once-in-a-lifetime collaboration between Clapton and the guest musicians. Lexington Armory, New York City, NY. USA 5th June 1990 STEREO SBD(from Original Masters) Eric and his band do a soundcheck for 6th June show (44:24) 1. Born Under A Bad Sign 2. Bad Boy 3. I Was Made To Love Her 4. Signed, Sealed, Delivered 5. Before You Accuse Me #1 6. Before You Accuse Me #2 7. Who Do You Love / I Want Candy #1 8. Sweet Home Chicago 9. Who Do You Love / I Want Candy #2 STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING Eric Clapton - guitar / vocals Phil Palmer - guitar Greg Phillinganes – keyboards Alan Clark - keyboards Nathan East - bass / vocals Steve Ferrone – drums Ray Cooper - percussion Katie Kissoon - backing vocals Tessa Niles - backing vocals The special guests joined the stage and played "Sweet Home Chicago" at International Rock Awards on 6th June 1990 Buddy Guy - guitar / vocals Joe Perry - guitar Steven Tyler - vocals / harmonica Richie Sambora - guitar Bo Diddley - guitar Sam Kineson - guitar Lou Reed – guitar Dave Stewart – guitar Neil Schon – guitar
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