[The best audience recording of the second day of the RAH joint concert with S. Winwood in 2011!] Another work, a treasured DAT master brought by a veteran taper living in the UK for the joint consecutive performances of Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood at the Royal Albert Hall (hereinafter referred to as RAH) in 2011. This work is a complete recording of the second day's performance on May 27, 2011 in ultra-high quality stereo audience recording. This was also recorded by himself, and the sound quality was so high that it seemed like a good quality soundboard recording. The seat was probably in a good position at the front of the RAH floor seats, and it was very clear and had good sound balance, the musical tones were close, and it was positioned in the center at Donpisha, making it the best stereo audience recording of today. It was recorded in a miraculous environment where there was no audience noise from the surrounding customers throughout the entire work. The title of the first day's performance released at the same time was also amazing sound quality, but this work is no less than that, and has excellent sound quality. It exceeds the high-quality sound of "ROYAL FAITH NIGHTS (6CD)" that was already released in our shop, so please pay attention to it. [Two songs added to the set list! Clapton's best performance! ] Perhaps he was relaxed after the successful first day's performance, Clapton was in a "playing and playing" state throughout the whole day. Clapton was in good condition on the first day as well, and Georgia On My Mind was mentioned as a masterpiece, but on this day, he showed off a tremendous play that could only be called godlike in the first half of Hoochie Coochie Man and Crossroads. Of course, Georgia On My Mind on this day was also a masterpiece, but these two songs are the ultimate performance that surpass it. I would like you to listen to this. And surprisingly, two songs that were not played on the first day were added to the sitting acoustic set in the middle of the day. Driftin' and Layla are led by Clapton. Even in Clapton's usual solo concerts, both songs are played in the middle acoustic set, but this is a joint performance with Winwood, so in Driftin', in addition to Clapton's solo, Winwood's organ solo is featured, and before this song, Clapton's comment, "I did a few shows with him last year, but this is the first time at this venue. This venue is really good." is also captured. Hearing this, it seems that Clapton formed a joint with Winwood this year because he wanted to work with him at the RAH. And in Layla, Clapton's solo is in the intro, and in the middle, Chris Stinton's electric piano is followed by Winwood's acoustic guitar solo, which is a nice touch. It's a good take that allows you to enjoy the difference in nuance with Clapton and realize Winwood's skill. Looking at the reviews on fan sites from that time, many people said that the highlights were the sitting set in the middle, Voodoo Chile, and Cocaine, which clearly shows the preferences of the older audience. I imagine that the audience was shocked by the way these two songs were played, after the mellow and mature stage in the middle. However, including that opinion, when you think about the two songs mentioned above in the first half, the acoustic set in the middle, and the grand finale at the end, in the end, "everything was amazing". On May 27, 2011, S. Winwood and E. Clapton's hometown, Royal Albert Hall in London, the audience was very satisfied with the super high-quality title of the joint concert of the two, along with the "Royal Albert Hall 2011 1st Night: DAT Master" which recorded the first day's performance. Live at The Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 27th May 2011 ULTIMATE SOUND(from Original Masters)*New Source★Amazingly high sound quality Disc 1 (62:03) 1. Intro 2. Had To Cry Today 3. Low Down 4. After Midnight 5. Presence Of The Lord 6. Glad 7. Well Alright 8. Hoochie Coochie Man 9. While You See A Chance 10. Key To The Highway 1 1. Midland Maniac 12. Crossroads Disc 2 (67:12) 1. Georgia On My Mind 2. Driftin' 3. That's No Way To Get Along 4. Layla 5. Can't Find My Way Home 6. Gimme Some Lovin' 7. Voodoo Chile 8. Cocaine 9. Dear Mr. Fantasy Eric Clapton : Guitar & Vocal Steve Winwood : Keyboards, Guitar & Vocal Chris Stainton : Keyboards Willie Weeks : Bass Steve Gadd : Drums Michelle John : Backing Vocal Sharon White : Backing Vocal
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