Eric Clapton
1983-02-07
Cow Palace
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
CD 1:
01: After Midnight
02: I Shot The Sheriff
03: Worried Life Blues
04: Crazy Country Hop
05: Crosscut Saw
06: Slow Down Linda
07: Sweet Little Lisa
08: Key To The Highway
CS 2:
01: Tulsa Time
02: I've Got Rock And Roll Heart
03: Wonderful Tonight
04: Blues Power
05: Long Distance Call
06: Have You Ever Loved A Woman
07: Let It Rain
08: Cocaine
Bonus track
1978-11-12
San Antonio TX
09. One Night
1983-02-07
Cow Palace
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
CD 1:
01: After Midnight
02: I Shot The Sheriff
03: Worried Life Blues
04: Crazy Country Hop
05: Crosscut Saw
06: Slow Down Linda
07: Sweet Little Lisa
08: Key To The Highway
CS 2:
01: Tulsa Time
02: I've Got Rock And Roll Heart
03: Wonderful Tonight
04: Blues Power
05: Long Distance Call
06: Have You Ever Loved A Woman
07: Let It Rain
08: Cocaine
Bonus track
1978-11-12
San Antonio TX
09. One Night
1983 - That Eric Clapton was able to tour in 1983 was nothing short of miraculous, given his physical and emotional state just a year earlier. In January 1982,
EC, having finally admitted he was an alcoholic, flew from London to
Minneapolis to check into the Hazelden Treatment Center. On the flight,
Clapton drank heavily out of fear he would never be able to drink again.
Clapton is quoted in his autobiography as saying, "In the lowest
moments of my life, the only reason I didn't commit suicide was that I
knew I wouldn't be able to drink any more if I was dead. It was the only
thing I thought was worth living for, and the idea that people were
about to try and remove me from alcohol was so terrible that I drank and
drank and drank, and they had to practically carry me into the clinic.”
After being discharged, the doctors at Hazelden recommended that EC
avoid any activities that would act as a trigger for his alcoholism. A
few months after his discharge, Clapton began working on his next album,
against the Hazelden doctors' orders. Working with Tom Dowd, Clapton
produced the disc Money & Cigarettes, which he released in February
1983. The album’s memorable cover depicts Clapton, cigarette in hand,
standing next to a melting Fender Stratocaster guitar. EC said he chose
the album title and imagery "because, that's all I saw myself having
left”. Despite less than stellar reviews for the album, the single I've
Got a Rock 'n' Roll Heart went to #18 on the Billboard charts. This
soundboard captures EC on the 5th night of the tour in San Francisco on
February 7, 1983, 34 years ago today.



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