We will send you a video of Eric Clapton's appearance at "Live Aid" held on the middle day of the Denver 2DAYS performance! Although it uses the local TV broadcast take, this video is the same as the content included in the "Live Aid DVD BOX" released as an official work, but since it was an expensive BOX, it is not available. I think there are many Clapton fans. Please use this bonus item to enjoy Clapton's brave performance, which was full of vitality in just 17 minutes. This stage had a topic. Surprisingly, Phil Collins, who had performed at the UK venue of this event at London's Wembley Stadium the day before, as soon as the event in London ended, took the Concorde from Heathrow Airport to New York, changed to a transit there, and rushed to Philadelphia. He jumped onto Clapton's stage. From the beginning, Phil was planning to make a friendship appearance on Clapton's stage, with whom he had a close friendship, so he rushed in without getting any sleep. The double drums with Jamie Oldacre are impressive. Of course, Phil is also shown in the video. And what is even more interesting is that Tim Renwick, who was properly playing the familiar seven-string phrase of “Layla” on the opening day performance in Denver, is not playing it on this stage. I don't know why, but it is a tasteful performance that is different from the Denver performance. You can clearly see that Clapton is motivated by his expression. When he finishes playing, he has a big smile on his face. He must have been satisfied too. At that time, it was broadcast live all over the world, but in Japan it was broadcast by Fuji TV, so unfortunately the first half of White Room and almost the entirety of She's Waiting were covered with commercials, so I couldn't watch it. there was. But it's properly contained here. White Room showed that their skills had not weakened since their Cream days, She's Waiting broke new ground with their new songs at the time, and Layla showed off the quality of their timeless classics. Please enjoy this strategic selection of songs. If you listen to the first day's performance in Denver in chronological order and watch this video before the second day's performance, you will feel a real emotion. John F. Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia, PA. USA 13th July 1985 PRO-SHOT 1. White Room 2. She's Waiting 3. Layla Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals Tim Renwick - guitar Chris Stainton - keyboards Donald 'Duck' Dunn - bass Jamie Oldaker - drums Marcy Levy - backing vocals Shaun Murphy - backing vocals PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.17min.
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