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The Cream of Clapton
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Artist(s)Eric Clapton
StudioPolydor / Umgd
Release DateMarch 7, 1995
UPC Code731452711625
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Tracks

  1. I Feel Free
  2. Sunshine Of Your Love
  3. White Room
  4. Crossroads
  5. Badge
  6. Presence Of The Lord
  7. Blues Power
  8. After Midnight
  9. Let It Rain
  10. Bell Bottom Blues
  11. Layla
  12. I Shot The Sheriff
  13. Let It Grow
  14. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
  15. Hello Old Friend
  16. Cocaine
  17. Wonderful Tonight
  18. Promises
  19. I Can't Stand It

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User Reviews

Average user review: 4.5 (113 reviews)

rating: 5 Quotethe name says it allQuote
indeed the name says it all,if your only going to buy one clapton cd this is it. it spans his career from 67-81 his best years in my opinon (being to weak before and too soft after)and this includes all his best known tracks from cream,blind faith,the dominoes and his solo career, and they are great tracks all.so for any clapton or classic rock fan this is an essential. June 23, 2008

rating: 4 QuoteClapton 101Quote
This could be called Essential Clapton, as it covers his progress from ex-Yardbird to plain old Clapton, no additions needed (though he always chooses top-notch people to travel with); the one album I missed being represented, of all the terrific ones taken from here, was his great "From The Cradle", an examination of the blues that no Clapton fan should miss. Overall, "The Cream of Clapton" is a faithful survey of all his greats; 'White Room' and 'Sunshine Of Your Love' from the days of Cream; 'Blues Power and 'Let it Rain' from the self-titled Eric Clapton album, which is the album that drew me into his orbit - I still have the vinyl somewhere; the omnipresent 'Layla' and 'Bell Bottom Blues' from his Derek and the Dominos era (he was trying to keep a low pro with the name; small chance, after 'Layla'), and other great hits, 19 in all. He intentionally did not allow the inclusion of 'Tears In Heaven' which has become intensely private for him, and which I can understand; he also never plays it in concert anymore.

This is not an all-encompassing collection, but it certainly hits on many of his best moments. I picked it up on a whim and was not disappointed, other than missing the blues album already mentioned, and in retrospect, that album is one that should stand alone and not be fragmented. January 10, 2008

rating: 5 QuoteVery goodQuote
I wasn't even old enough to enjoy most of the music when it came out. This perpetuates my opinion that you have to look back to find any really good music today. December 22, 2007

rating: 4 QuoteClassic ClaptonQuote
This has a nice selection of Clapton songs from his Cream days through to the best of his solo career. If you like Clapton (and don't already have these tracks) you can't go wrong November 30, 2007

rating: 4 QuoteClassic Clapton On A Great One Disc CompilationQuote
Eric Clapton is, without question, one of the most talented musicians of our time. Whether you love him or just like him, everyone should definitely have at least some Clapton in their CD collection. As a casual fan of Mr. Clapton's music, this one disc album containing all his greatest hits gets it just right. The "filler" on his albums is left off while the hits have all been included. "The Cream Of Clapton" is a great overview of a gifted musician. I reccommend it for casual fans like me as well as those who are new to Clapton's music. September 22, 2007

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