Live album · 1975
E.C. Was Here
- Released
- 1975
- Label
- RSO Records
- Catalogue no.
- SO 4809
- Tracklist
- 6 tracks
- Length
- 46:36
- Country
- US
“E.C. Was Here” is a live album by Eric Clapton, released in 1975 on RSO Records. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 46:36. The line-up features Carl Radle (bass), Dick Sims (organ), Eric Clapton (guitar, vocals), George Terry (guitar) and Jamie Oldaker (drums (drum set)).
Who played on E.C. Was Here
- Carl Radle bass all tracks
- Dick Sims organ all tracks
- Eric Clapton guitar, vocals all tracks
- George Terry guitar all tracks
- Jamie Oldaker drums (drum set) all tracks
- Marcy Levy tambourine on 2 tracks
- Yvonne Elliman background vocals on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Have You Ever Loved a Woman — Billy Myles 7:52
- A2 Presence of the Lord — Eric Clapton 6:44
- A3 Driftin’ Blues 11:31
- B1 Can’t Find My Way Home — Steve Winwood 5:19
- B2 Ramblin’ on My Mind — Robert Johnson 7:29
- B3 Further on Up the Road 7:41
Production
- Tom Dowd engineer, producer
- Bill Brovas engineer
- Brian Engolds engineer
- Ed Barton engineer
- Jack Crymes engineer
- Jay Mark mix
- Jim Gehr engineer
More albums by Eric Clapton
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1970 · Polydor
Eric Clapton’s Rainbow Concert
1973 · Live · RSO
461 Ocean Boulevard
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There’s One in Every Crowd
1975 · RSO
No Reason to Cry
1976 · RSO
Slowhand
1977 · RSO
Backless
1978 · RSO
Just One Night
1980 · Live · RSO
Another Ticket
1981 · PolyGram Records, Inc.
Money and Cigarettes
1983 · Duck Records
Behind the Sun
1985 · Duck Records
Edge of Darkness
1985 · BBC Records and Tapes
Frequently asked questions
Who played on E.C. Was Here?
The line-up of E.C. Was Here includes Carl Radle (bass), Dick Sims (organ), Eric Clapton (guitar, vocals), George Terry (guitar), Jamie Oldaker (drums (drum set)), Marcy Levy (tambourine) and Yvonne Elliman (background vocals).
Which label released E.C. Was Here?
E.C. Was Here was released in 1975 on RSO Records (SO 4809).
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