Eric Clapton/UK 1980 Art Farmer where all the songs were

where all the songs were new songs at the time

which was also a charity concert for the Prince's Trust

you can see the strongest trio

the guitar play that expresses the intonation and various tones that can be enjoyed in the last performance of I Can't Quit You (Page's honed sensibility and Plant's long tone reverberate through the venue) (It really gives me goosebumps) The new song Heartbreaker has Plant's beautiful and strong high tones that seem to pierce through

Each song has a part where the sound is reduced to a minimum and the listener is quietly told

Eric Clapton/UK 1980 Art Farmer where all the songs wereThis is a complete recording of the Bristol performance on May 13th from the short UK tour in 1980, newly discovered in recent years, and a good audience master for that time. First of all, the tour during this period was quite fluid, including the members. After the release of "Backless" in 1978, they started as a four piece band, and from March to June 1979, they added Albert Lee to form a five piece band. Then, for the tour from October to