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Idea: Manual tracker's update as additional feature Eric's legendary collaboration with The Band  Eric Clapton - No Reason To Cry Label: Polydor Records Format: 11 files FLAC, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 24bit 192kHz HDtracks Released: 2014 Originally released 1976 Genre: Blues, Blues Rock Tracklist: 01. Beautiful Thing (4:26) 02. Carnival (3:44) 03. Sign Language (2:58) 04. County Jail Blues (4:00) 05. All Our Past Times (4:40) 06. Hello Old Friend (3:37) 07. Double Trouble (4:23) 08. Innocent Times (4:12) 09. Hungry (4:40) 10. Black Summer Rain (4:57) 11. Last Night (4:55) Personnel: Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals Bob Dylan - vocals on "Sign Language" The Band: Robbie Robertson - guitar, keyboards Rick Danko - bass Garth Hudson - keyboards, sax Levon Helm - drums Richard Manuel- drums Ron Wood - guitar Jesse Ed Davis - guitar Billy Preston - keyboards Georgie Fame - keyboards Dick Sims - keyboards Terry Danko - percussion Bobby Ellis - trumpet Albhy Galuten - piano Jamie Oldaker - drums Carl Radle - bass Sergio Rodriguez - percussion George Terry - guitar Wah-Wah Watson - guitar Marcy Levy a.k.a. Marcella Detroit - vocals (lead vocals on "Innocent Times") Yvonne Elliman - vocals Chris Jagger - vocals Sandy Castle - vocals When he gave a speech inducting the Band into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Eric Clapton said that after he heard their debut album, Music from Big Pink, he wanted to join the group, the fact that they already had a guitarist in Robbie Robertson notwithstanding. In the winter of 1975-1976, when he cut No Reason to Cry at the Band's Shangri-La Studio in Malibu, California, he came as close as he ever would to realizing that desire. Clapton is a musical chameleon; though some of No Reason to Cry is identifiable as the kind of pop/rock Clapton had been making since the start of his solo career (the best of it being "Hello Old Friend," which became his first Top 40 single in two years), the most memorable music on the album occurs when Clapton is collaborating with members of the Band and other guests. He duets with Band bassist Rick Danko on Danko's "All Our Past Times," and with Bob Dylan on Dylan's "Sign Language," as Robertson's distinctive lead guitar is heard rather than Clapton's. (AllMusic Review by William Ruhlmann) Related Torrents
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