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461 Ocean Boulevard ist das zweite Studioalbum des britischen Gitarristen Eric Clapton. Es erschien 1974 und belegte Platz eins der amerikanischen Albumcharts.
Clapton also hired guest vocalist Yvonne Elliman and guitarist George Terry as full-time members of his group. Stigwood also paid for Clapton to live at a rental house at 461 Ocean Boulevard in the town of Golden Beach near Miami. The whole album was recorded from April to May 1974.
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25. Okt. 2019 · On subsequent albums, Yvonne Elliman (and, later, Marcy Levy) would be brought up in the mix to offset Clapton’s creaky and often sleepy vocals. On 461 Ocean Boulevard, he does most of the singing and, in fact, does a pretty fine job of it as blues guitarists go.
27. Juli 2014 · Perhaps the best way to describe guitar legend Eric Clapton in July 1974, as he prepared to unveil his watershed solo LP, 461 Ocean Boulevard, was as a "wanted man."
17. Aug. 2023 · Recorded at the suggestion of band member George Terry, the song features backing vocals by Yvonne Elliman, and would later be voted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Towards the end of the year,...
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31. Juli 2014 · The two original tracks on the first side are “Give Me Strength”, a slow and very short blues track with slide acoustic up front and deep Ray Charles-like-organ behind, and “Get Ready”, co-written by vocalist Yvonne Elliman. The most indelible cover on the album is Bob Marley’s “I Shot the Sheriff”, a timely ...
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