℗ ℗ 1974 Universal International Music B.V.
461 Ocean Boulevard
Eric Clapton
Available in 192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit AIFF, FLAC high resolution audio formats
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1.1
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Motherless Children
Eric Clapton |
4:53 | ||
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1.2
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Give Me Strength
Eric Clapton |
2:54 | ||
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1.3
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Willie And The Hand Jive
Eric Clapton |
3:32 | ||
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1.4
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Get Ready
Eric Clapton |
3:48 | ||
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1.5
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I Shot The Sheriff
Eric Clapton |
4:27 | ||
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1.6
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I Can't Hold Out
Eric Clapton |
4:14 | ||
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1.7
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Please Be With Me
Eric Clapton |
3:26 | ||
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1.8
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Let It Grow
Eric Clapton |
5:01 | ||
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1.9
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Steady Rollin' Man
Eric Clapton |
3:15 | ||
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1.10
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Mainline Florida
Eric Clapton |
4:04 | ||
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Total Playing Time 39:34
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Billboard 200 - #1, 1974
Billboard Hot 100 - #1, 1974 - I Shot The Sheriff
"... though the covers are what make this record memorable it's on Get Ready, with Yvonne Elliman, that his voice takes on a mellow, seductive intimacy he's never come close to before. A."
- Robert Christgau
"... instrumental in the rise of reggae music awareness in the States ... more respect is deserved, for this album is a moment of comfort never felt in a Clapton disc before. Let It Grow is a major breakthrough songwriting-wise, its lush construction sounds as good today ..."
- PopMatters.com
Recorded in Miami in 1974, 461 Ocean Boulevard marked Clapton's return to sobriety after a battle with drug addiction. Characterized by a lighter and less strident guitar sound, the album features Clapton's only number one hit, a cover version of Bob Marley's I Shot The Sheriff.
Billboard Hot 100 - #1, 1974 - I Shot The Sheriff
"... though the covers are what make this record memorable it's on Get Ready, with Yvonne Elliman, that his voice takes on a mellow, seductive intimacy he's never come close to before. A."
- Robert Christgau
"... instrumental in the rise of reggae music awareness in the States ... more respect is deserved, for this album is a moment of comfort never felt in a Clapton disc before. Let It Grow is a major breakthrough songwriting-wise, its lush construction sounds as good today ..."
- PopMatters.com
Recorded in Miami in 1974, 461 Ocean Boulevard marked Clapton's return to sobriety after a battle with drug addiction. Characterized by a lighter and less strident guitar sound, the album features Clapton's only number one hit, a cover version of Bob Marley's I Shot The Sheriff.
192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – POLYDOR Studio Masters