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Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood - Live from Madison Square Garden
a.k.a. Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood: Live from Madison Square Garden

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  • DVD Release Date: 05/19/2009
  • Sales Rank: 5,498

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Had To Cry Today


Them Changes


Forever Man


Sleeping In The Ground


Presence Of The Lord


Glad


Well Alright


Double Trouble


Pearly Queen


Tell The Truth


No Face, No Name, No Number


After Midnight


Split Decision


Rambling On My Mind


Georgia On My Mind


Little Wing


Voodoo Chile


Can't Find My Way Home


Dear Mr. Fantasy


Cocaine


DVD Disc Two


The Road to Madison Square Garden, an exclusive documentary featuring new interviews with Eric and Steve, together with rare footage and photographs of Cream, Traffic and Blind Faith.


Rambling On My Mind: The final preparation for the three legendary performances highlighted by an acoustic sound check performance by Eric of the Robert Johnson standard "Rambling On My Mind."


Plus, bonus Madison Square Garden Performances of "Low Down," "Kind Hearted Woman" and "Crossroads."


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This 2-DVD set captures Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood's sold-out, three-night stint at Madison Square Garden in 2008. During the rock legends' highly anticipated collaboration -- their first in 40 years-- they performed a string of hits that included Blind Faith's "Presence of the Lord" and "Can't Find My Way Home"; Clapton's classics "After Midnight," "Tell the Truth," and "Crossroads"; and Winwood's "Dear Mr. Fantasy" and "Glad." The DVD set also includes The Road to Madison Square Garden, an exclusive documentary that features interviews with both men, as well as rare footage and photographs of Cream, Traffic, and Blind Faith. Bonus performances on the DVD include "Lowdown," "Kind Hearted Woman," and "Crossroads." Barnes & Noble

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Clapton's bucket list results in great musicby JohnQ

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August 22, 2009: It would appear that the death of his old friend George Harrison had a tremendous effect on Eric Clapton for since the time of the Concert For George, Eric has determined to reach out to those great musicians he once played, sang, created, and fought with. I like to think of this as his personal "forgive and remember" tour. That reaching out first resulted in the Cream reunion which gave us one of the greatest concerts ever filmed, "Cream: Royal Albert Hall 2005". Having found forgiveness in that relationship, Eric proceeds to reach out to his old partner from Blind Faith, Steve Winwood. The resulting concert, "Live from Madison Square Garden" is not as good as the Cream reunion but it's a pretty terrific concert none the less. Despite the fact that Clapton and Winwood don't always seem to be on the same page during this concert, they perform fine renditions of their Blind Faith songs as well as some from Traffic, Cream, and a little of their solo stuff. They even do an interesting version of Jimi Hendrix's "Voodoo Chile" as well as a version of "Them Changes" in tribute to the great Buddy Miles. All in all, this is definitely a DVD you'll enjoy. With results as fantastic as this, we can only hope that Clapton's reaching out to the past will result in a few more reunion concerts.

I Also Recommend: Concert for George, Cream - Royal Albert Hall: London May 2-3-5-6 2005, Eric Clapton: Sessions For Robert J..

great concertby senecaKD

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August 01, 2009: How could this not be a great DVD? I saw the concert on public television and knew I had to own it. Listening to music is one thing; watching musicians is another thing altogether. These are two of the greats and watching them perform numbers from Blind Faith brings back some pretty old memories. Great music; great show.


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