In Concert - Derek & The Dominos - LP - Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 21days)

Recorded during a pivotal moment in rock history, 'In Concert' captures Derek & The Dominos at their most uninhibited. Released in 1973, this live double album showcases Eric Clapton and his bandmates tearing through extended versions of classics like 'Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?' and 'Have You Ever Loved A Woman.' Each track is a testament to the group’s improvisational prowess and deep-rooted blues sensibility, blending soulful vocals with searing guitar work. The synergy between Clapton and keyboardist Bobby Whitlock is palpable, while Jim Gordon’s drumming and Carl Radle’s bass lines drive the music with relentless intensity. This is not just a document of a band at their peak—it’s a window into the emotional turbulence and creative fire that defined Clapton’s early ‘70s output. For collectors and serious music lovers, 'In Concert' is more than a live album; it’s an essential piece of the rock canon, offering a front-row seat to one of the genre’s most influential ensembles. Whether you’re a Clapton devotee or a seeker of authentic live recordings, this album delivers a raw, immersive experience that’s as moving today as it was at its release. Track List: A1 - Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad - A2 - Got To Get Better In A Little While - B1 - Let It Rain - B2 - Presence Of The Lord - C1 - Tell The Truth - C2 - Bottle Of Red Wine - D1 - Roll It Over - - Blues Power / Have You Ever Loved A Woman -