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Eric Clapton - Crossroads (6xLP, Comp, 53 + Box) (Very Good Plus (VG+))

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Eric Clapton - Crossroads (6xLP, Comp, 53 + Box) (Very Good Plus (VG+))Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Country: US Released: 1988 Genre: Rock, Blues Style: Electric Blues, Rock & Roll, Blues Rock, Pop Rock Comments: Lower end VG+. Mainly light scuffing. Notes: [l277410 pressing denoted by "53" plant code printed on labels. 1998 PolyGram International Ltd. A1. The Yardbirds Boom Boom 2: 25 A2. The Yardbirds Honey In Your Hips 2: 18 A3. The Yardbirds Baby What's Wrong 2: 40 A4.

Media Condition:  Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Country:    US  
Released:  1988
Genre:       Rock, Blues
Style:         Electric Blues, Rock & Roll, Blues Rock, Pop Rock

Comments:
Lower end VG+. Mainly light scuffing.
 

Notes:

[l277410 pressing denoted by "53" plant code printed on labels.
℗ 1998 PolyGram International Ltd.

 

A1. The Yardbirds - Boom Boom 2:25
A2. The Yardbirds - Honey In Your Hips 2:18
A3. The Yardbirds - Baby What's Wrong 2:40
A4. The Yardbirds - I Wish You Would 2:19
A5. The Yardbirds - A Certain Girl 2:17
A6. The Yardbirds - Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 2:45
A7. The Yardbirds - I Ain't Got You 1:59
A8. The Yardbirds - For You Love 2:29
A9. The Yardbirds - Got To Hurry 2:35
B1. John Mayall, Eric Clapton - Lonely Years 3:17
B2. John Mayall, Eric Clapton - Bernard Jenkins 3:47
B3. John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - Hideaway 3:14
B4. John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - All Your Love 3:34
B5. John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - Ramblin' On My Mind 3:07
B6. John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - Have You EverLoved A Woman 6:41
C1. Cream (2) - Wrapping Paper 2:21
C2. Cream (2) - I Feel Free 2:52
C3. Cream (2) - Spoonful 6:30
C4. Cream (2) - Lawdy Mama 1:50
C5. Cream (2) - Strange Brew 2:46
C6. Cream (2) - Sunshine Of Your Love 4:10
C7. Cream (2) - Tales Of Brave Ulysses 2:46
C8. Cream (2) - Steppin' Out 3:31
D1. Cream (2) - Anyone For Tennis 2:37
D2. Cream (2) - White Room 4:56
D3. Cream (2) - Crossroads 4:14
D4. Cream (2) - Badge 2:43
D5. Blind Faith (2) - Presence Of The Lord 4:48
D6. Blind Faith (2) - Can't Find My Way Home 3:15
D7. Blind Faith (2) - Sleeping In The Ground 2:50
E1. Delaney & Bonnie - Comin' Home 3:13
E2. Eric Clapton - Blues Power 3:06
E3. Eric Clapton - After Midnight 3:17
E4. Eric Clapton - Let It Rain 5:01
E5. Derek & The Dominos - Tell The Truth 3:23
E6. Derek & The Dominos - Roll It Over 4:29
F1. Derek & The Dominos - Layla 7:07
F2. Eric Clapton, Duane Allman - Mean Old World 3:50
F3. Derek & The Dominos - Key To The Highway 6:27
F4. Derek & The Dominos - Crossroads 8:17
G1. Derek & The Dominos - Got To Get Better In A Little While 5:31
G2. Derek & The Dominos - Evil 4:25
G3. Derek & The Dominos - On More Chance 3:17
G4. Derek & The Dominos - Mean Old Frisco 4:02
G5. Derek & The Dominos - Snake Lake Blues 3:33
H1. Eric Clapton - Let It Grow 4:56
H2. Eric Clapton - Ain't That Lovin' You 5:26
H3. Eric Clapton - Motherless Children 4:51
H4. Eric Clapton - I Shot The Sheriff 7:48
H5. Eric Clapton - Better Make It Through Today 4:05
I1. Eric Clapton - The Sky Is Crying 3:57
I2. Eric Clapton - I Found A Love 3:38
I3. Eric Clapton - (When Things Go Wrong) It Hurts Me Too 5:34
I4. Eric Clapton - Whatcha Gonna Do 3:01
I5. Eric Clapton - Knockin'On Heaven's Door 4:21
I6. Eric Clapton - Someone Like You 4:30
J1. Eric Clapton - Hello Old Friend 3:34
J2. Eric Clapton - Sign Language 2:56
J3. Eric Clapton - Further On Up The Road 6:18
J4. Eric Clapton - Lay Down Sally 3:50
J5. Eric Clapton - Wonderful Tonight 3:42
K1. Eric Clapton - Cocaine 3:35
K2. Eric Clapton - Promises 3:00
K3. Eric Clapton - If I Don't Be There By Morning 4:34
K4. Eric Clapton - Double Trouble 8:01
K5. Eric Clapton - I Can't Stand It 4:09
K6. Eric Clapton - The Shape You're In 4:09
L1. Eric Clapton - Heaven Is One Step Away 4:09
L2. Eric Clapton - She's Waiting 4:55
L3. Eric Clapton - Too Bad 2:37
L4. Eric Clapton - Miss You 5:05
L5. Eric Clapton - Wanna Make Love To You 5:43
L6. Eric Clapton - After Midnight 4:05

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Other 835 262-1
Other 835 263-1
Other 835 264-1
Other 835 265-1
Other 835 266-1
Other 835 267-1
Pressing Plant ID 53

 

Phonographic Copyright (p) PolyGram International Ltd.
Pressed By Hauppauge Record Manufacturing Ltd.

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