Name: Stages
Brand: SPECTRUM INT.
SKU: 866825
Price: 10.62 USD
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Stages

Rating

Album: Stages
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Steppin' Out	More Info...	2:28
2)	Ramblin' On My Mind	More Info...	3:06
3)	Hideaway	More Info...	3:14
4)	Have You Heard	More Info...	5:53
5)	Outside Woman Blues	More Info...	2:24
6)	Crossroads Live At Winterland	More Info...	4:09
7)	They Call It Stormy Monday	More Info...	4:33
8)	Well All Right	More Info...	4:18
9)	Bell Bottom Blues	More Info...	5:04
10)	Blues Power Live	More Info...	10:34
11)	Driftin' Blues Live Edit	More Info...	3:32
12)	Mean Old Frisco	More Info...	4:26

Album: Stages
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Steppin' Out	More Info...	2:28
2)	Ramblin' On My Mind	More Info...	3:06
3)	Hideaway	More Info...	3:14
4)	Have You Heard	More Info...	5:53
5)	Outside Woman Blues	More Info...	2:24
6)	Crossroads Live At Winterland	More Info...	4:09
7)	They Call It Stormy Monday	More Info...	4:33
8)	Well All Right	More Info...	4:18
9)	Bell Bottom Blues	More Info...	5:04
10)	Blues Power Live	More Info...	10:34
11)	Driftin' Blues Live Edit	More Info...	3:32
12)	Mean Old Frisco	More Info...	4:26

Tracks

1. Stepping Out

2. Ramblin On My Mind

3. Hideaway

4. Have You Heard

5. Outside Woman Blues

6. Crossroads

7. They Call It Stormy Monday

8. Well Alright

9. Bell Bottom Blues

10. Blues Power ( Live )

11. Drifting Blues

12. Mean Old Frisco Blues

Performer Notes

Personnel: Eric Clapton (vocals, guitar).
Arrangers: Eric Clapton; John Mayall.
Spectrum's 1993 Stages is a curious compilation that offers a little bit of every phrase of the prime of Eric Clapton's career, containing a few cuts from his stint with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, a couple tracks from both Cream and Derek & the Dominos, a cut from Blind Faith, and a solo cut from the '70s. The caveat is, with the exception of Cream's "Crossroads" and maybe "Steppin' Out" and "Hide Away," which are the signature Mayall tunes, none of these are hits -- they're just taken almost at random. Most of it is pretty good, but it's not assembled with the intention of revealing his lesser-known tunes, nor is it a good choice for casual fans who want to dig deeper. It's just a hodgepodge, but as hodgepodges go, it's not bad. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine