1977
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No Reason to Cry is one of Clapton's most internationally successful albums from the 1970s. The release reached the Top 30 in seven national music album charts, hitting Top 10 in United Kingdom (peaking at No. 8) and in the Netherlands, where it topped out No. 9. The album was certified silver in the United Kingdom.
- December 1975 – May 1976
- Rock
- 27 August 1976
- Rob Fraboni
Robbie Robertson: Gitarre, Keyboards; Ron Wood: Gitarre; und viele andere; Produktion. Rob Fraboni Studio(s) Shangri-La, Malibu, CA / The Village Recorder Chronologie There’s One in Every Crowd (1975) No Reason to Cry Slowhand (1977) N ...
- LP, MC, CD
- RSO Records
- 27. August 1976
27. Aug. 2021 · No Reason to Cry, as producer Rob Fabroni remembered it, was very much a collective effort, with Clapton loosening the reins to try whatever those around him suggested. "He said, 'Rob,...
- Allison Rapp
9. Aug. 2023 · Other musician friends spent time at Shangri-La — Eric Clapton cut his 1976 LP, “No Reason to Cry,” there, a record that featured all five members of the Band — while the Band recorded ...
- Stephen Thomas Erlewine
10. Aug. 2023 · The pair's conversation also featured on Clapton's 1975 album No Reason To Cry, which starred every member of The Band, and they would reconvene several times over the years. In 1986 they co-wrote It's In The Way That You Use It , from the soundtrack to The Color Of Money .
While NO REASON TO CRY may be one of the best packaged Clapton albums, the music with a few exceptions) is less than memorable. Clapton and Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood were supposedly working together to come up with material for this album but they ended up with very little of substance apart from one composition titled "You're Too Good To Die, You Should Be Buried Alive" which Wood ...
27. Aug. 2023 · No Reason To Cry was recorded in March 1976 at The Band’s Shangri-La studios, and featured the revered Canadian-American group’s close involvement. All five members played on the record: Rick ...
