This work also includes a complete recording of the second day performance at Osaka Castle Hall on October 19th from the 1993 Japan tour. The pre-released edition containing the sound source of this day was a CD title sold at some mail order stores, but the master used for this edition is completely different from that, and is a new and unique master that our store has created. This is the DAT master I discovered. This master was completely unreleased until now. As well as the simultaneously released "How Long Blues", the recorder also recorded a series of previously released high-quality recordings of Eric Clapton's Japanese performances ("British Pride", "Perpetual Black", "Caught In The Act", "No Turning"). Back” “Two Edged Sword” “Gold Flavor” “Principle Of God” “Definition of Legacy” “Journey Of Faith” “Terminal It is made by one of Japan's most famous tapers, well known for its "Port" etc.). Therefore, the quality of this board is also guaranteed. It has achieved a clear, natural, deep sound image and outstanding sound balance unique to DAT Master, which completely surpasses the previously released version. It also has a stereo feel, making it easy to distinguish between Andy Fairweather Rowe and Clapton's guitars. This day is the afterplay of Stone Free, and you can also hear that Andy, not Clapton, is contributing by causing feedback. Richie Hayward of Little Feat participated on this tour on drums, allowing you to enjoy his powerful Southern-style playing, but another person we shouldn't forget was Jerry Portnoy on the harmonica. . He joined Clapton's band at Clapton's request after joining his own hardcore leader band that included Pinetop Perkins.His playing is naturally known for his intense blows during blues numbers, but surprisingly Tears In Heaven You can listen to the delicate play. I would like you to listen to his play that beautifully adds flowers to this beautiful and sad number. It is also worth mentioning that a horn section was added, and their songs Crossroads and Tearing Us Apart shine brightly. The "electric" Layla with brass is also a version only for this occasion. Speaking of Clapton's playing, he was in top form on this day, and during Tearing Us Apart, as a service to the audience in the backstage seats that were only available for this tour, he went around the backstage playing fast and in high spirits. It is said that. Because Clapton was riding so much, the play quality is perfect throughout the whole story. The sound from the sitting acoustic set inserted in the middle is also clearly captured without any drop in volume, and the sound of Clapton playing the nylon string guitar stands out clearly. The performance on the second day was difficult to compare with the previous day. Live at Osaka Castle Hall, Osaka, Japan 19th October 1993 TRULY PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 (55:34) 1. Opening 2. Malted Milk 3. Terraplane Blues 4. How Long Blues 5. 32-20 6. Kidman Blues 7. County Jail Blues 8. .44 9. Blues Leave Me Alone 10. Tell Me Mama 11. White Room 12. Badge 13. Wonderful Tonight Disc 2 (55:53) 1. Stone Free 2. Circus Left Town 3. Tears In Heaven 4. Crossroads 5. Tearing Us Apart 6. Groaning The Blues 7. Cocaine 8 . Ain't Nobody's Business 9. Layla Eric Clapton - Guitar, Vocals Andy Fairweather Low - Guitar Nathan East - Bass, Vocals Chris Stainton - Piano, Keyboards Richie Hayward - Drums Jerry Portnoy - Harmonica Roddy Lorimer - Trumpet, Horns Tim Sanders - Tenor Saxophone, Horns Simon Clarke - Baritone Saxophone, Horns Katie Kissoon - Backing Vocals Maggie Ryder - Backing Vocals
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