Various - White Boy Blues Classic Guitars Of Clapton Beck Page
Review by Tim
The album White Boy Blues Classic Guitars Of Clapton Beck Page by Various is a must-have for any blues lover. This album features some of the most iconic guitarists of all time, including Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page. The tracks are all classic blues songs, but with the added flair and virtuosity of these legendary guitarists.
The album is well-produced and the sound quality is excellent. Each track showcases the unique style and sound of the guitarist, making for an engaging and diverse listening experience. The album also includes liner notes that provide some interesting background information on each track and guitarist.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| West Coast Idea | 2:16 | |
| I'm Your Witch Doctor | 2:08 | |
| Steelin' | 2:37 | |
| Miles Road | 2:23 | |
| L.A. Breakdown | 2:03 | |
| Down In The Boots | 3:24 | |
| Telephone Blues | 3:53 | |
| Choker | 1:24 | |
| Snake Drive | 2:25 | |
| Chuckles | 2:23 | |
| Draggin' My Tail | 3:07 | |
| Freight Loader | 2:45 | |
| Tribute To Elmore | 2:08 |
Video
ERIC CLAPTON / SNAKE DRIVE
Santa Barbara Machine Head ࠼෬࠼෧ - Porcupine Juice 1967 - Vinyl White Boy Blues 2LPs ࠼෬࠼෧ 1985
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CCSMC 103, STEMRA 103Labels
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Formats
- Cassette
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Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Artwork By | Ken Kim |
| Compiled By | Jon Tiven |
| Photography | Dezo Hottman |
| Recorded By | Gus Dudgeon, James Patrick Page |
| Written-By | Eric Clapton (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, B1, B2, B4), Gus Dudgeon (tracks: D1 to D3), Jeremy Spencer (tracks: D4, D5), Jimmy Page (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, B1, B2, B4, B5, C1 to C4), John Mayall (tracks: A4, B3), John Lord (tracks: D1 to D3), Little Joe Walter (tracks: C5) |
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- Barcode: 0 27726 11034 9
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Summary by Tim
Comments
2023-04-18
I have this on "Blues Anytime Vol 1" dated 1968 where the sleeve notes list Clapton, Page, Jagger(harmonica),Bill Wyman (bass),Ian Stewart(piano)and Chris Winters (drums)
Chico
Chico
2023-04-18
This was on a US release called "The History of British Blues Vol.1" on Immediate Records before the Guitar Boogie collection came out several years later on RCA. This is my favorite track by EC with Jimmy Page on rhythm guitar from these sessions. His pacing, phrasing, finger vibrato...all impeccable. Another classic that came from this period is "Bernard Jenkins" with John Mayall on piano. I don't know exactly when these tracks were recorded, but along with the EC & the Powerhouse session, they connect the interval between EC's departure from The Yardbirds and his stint with The Bluesbreakers.
2023-04-18
The early days...sweet. No effects, pure tube tone.
2023-04-18
Enjoy it before it gets removed for cultural appropriation.
2023-04-17
Awesome ??????????Love it ???????❤️?
2023-04-17
unsurpassed
2023-04-16
I am pretty sure Bill Wyman is on bass and Charlie Watts is on drums. And Mick Jagger plays blues harp on the songs from this session with that have harp on it. Anyone one else hear that too?
2023-04-16
is that ginger baker on drums???
2023-04-15
some smooth phrasing between major and minor pentatonic .which he stopped doing after cream. but these transitions he plays are seamless and fluid. I don't know why he stopped doing this but he was a master f this .I got this Guitar Boogie album when I was 12 and loved it ,I think all the leads are Eric. great shit. wish he never stopped.
2023-04-15
Love this early Brit blues when it was still earnestly trying to be traditional.
2023-04-14
@irishsetter1972 have the same record
2023-04-14
Thanks a lot, it's so great !
2023-04-14
so fukin' great!!!.... Clapton rocks!!!
2023-04-14
and this is y the man is a legend, put a guitar in his hands and he makes magic !
2023-04-14
This is from an album called "Guitar Boogie". I would have to look to be sure but I believe its '66. It's Clapton,Beck, and Page! They all combine in pairs on all tracks. I got this back in about '81 and have had a hard time not wearing out the vinyl.
