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ERIC CLAPTON - 461 OCEAN BOULEVARD (LIMITED EDITIO

ERIC CLAPTON - 461 OCEAN BOULEVARD (LIMITED EDITION 200g JAPANESE IMPORT LP)

We just received word form Universal Japan of their latest LP production run! The Japanese are meticulous in the pressing of their records and each album will be pressed on dead-quiet, 200g Japanese Virgin Vinyl, obliteraterating pressings done elsewhere. Only the highest-quality titles are being released from the original analog tapes. This is a strictly one-time pressing run and quanities will be extremely limited. You definitely do not want to miss out on this extremely collectable run of AAA titles, so we strongly urge you to order now. Let’s support Universal Japan and maybe they’ll press more titles!

The 1974 album on which Clapton's solo career truly caught fire, 461 Ocean Boulevard is best remembered for its hit version of Bob Marley's 'I Shot the Sheriff'--perhaps the first time many in America ever heard the rhythms of reggae music. But it's also an album on which emotions run high, especially on two Clapton originals, the prayerful 'Give Me Strength' and the pleading 'Let It Grow.' Clapton maintains his grounding in the blues with versions of Robert Johnson's 'Steady Rollin' Man' and Elmore James's 'I Can't Hold Out'; revisits a rock & roll classic in Johnny Otis's 'Willie and the Hand Jive'; and turns the standard 'Motherless Children' into a showcase of snarling guitars. Following a period of dark reclusiveness, 461 Ocean Boulevard was a powerful comeback for Clapton.

1. Motherless Children 
2. Give Me Strength 
3. Willie And The Hand Jive 
4. Get Ready 
5. I Shot The Sheriff 
6. I Can't Hold Out 
7. Please Be With Me 
8. Let It Grow 
9. Steady Rollin' Man 
10. Mainline Florida