Eric Clapton & Jeff Beck / 2010 O2 Arena 1st Night (2CDR)

◆O2 Arena, London, England 13th February 2010
Disc 1
Jeff Beck set;
01. Eternity's Breath
02. Stratus
03.Led Boots
04. Corpus Christi Carol (with 12 piece orchestra)
05. Bass solo by Rhonda Smith
06. Hammerhead (with 12 piece orchestra)
07. Mna Na Heireann (with Sharon Corr on violin and orchestra)
08. People Get Ready
09. Big Block
10. There's No Other Me (with Joss Stone)
11. I Put A Spell On You (with Joss Stone)
12. A Day In The Life (with 12 piece orchestra)
Eric Clapton set;
13. Driftin'
14. Layla (acoustic)
15. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
16. Running On Faith
17. When Somebody Thinks You're Wonderful
18. Tell The Truth

Disc 2
01. Key To The Highway
02. I Shot The Sheriff
03. Wonderful Tonight
04. Cocaine
05.Crossroads
Jeff Beck & Eric Clapton set;
06. Shake Your Money Maker
07. Moon River
08. You Need Love
09. Outside Woman Blues
10. Little Brown Bird
11. Wee Wee Baby
12. (I Want To Take You) Higher [encore]
13. Hi Ho Silver Lining

Jeff Beck Band;
Jeff Beck (guitar)
Jason Rebello (keyboards)
Rhonda Smith (bass) & Narada Michael Walden (drums)

Eric Clapton Band;
Eric Eric Clapton (guitar, vocals)
Chris Stainton (keyboards)
Walt Richmond (keyboards)
Willie Weeks (bass)
Steve Gadd (drums)
Michelle John (backing vocals) & Sharon White (backing vocals)

This is a high-quality audience recording of the Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck joint concert held at the O2 Arena in London on February 13, 2010. Similar to their joint performance at Saitama Super Arena last year, this is a must-listen item that meticulously documents the entire historic three-part performance: a set by the Jeff Beck band, a set by the Eric Clapton band, and a joint set where Jeff Beck made a surprise appearance with the EC band. The Jeff Beck band set features several unreleased new songs performed by the latest lineup with a completely new roster. The EC Band's set featured an outstanding performance with Steve Gadd on drums, and the collaborative set, fueled by the enthusiastic response of the large audience, culminated in a grand finale with the two taking turns on vocals on "Hi Ho Silver Lining."