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- Pilgrim
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Eric Clapton
Released 1998

Born In Time
04:39
9,525 plays

Going Down Slow
05:16
9,198 plays

Sick And Tired
05:41
8,568 plays

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songs

- 1
- My Father's Eyes
- 05:23
- 23,897 plays

- 2
- River Of Tears
- 07:18
- 12,886 plays

- 3
- Pilgrim
- 05:47
- 15,391 plays

- 4
- Broken Hearted
- 07:47
- 11,516 plays

- 5
- One Chance
- 05:54
- 10,283 plays

- 6
- Circus
- 04:10
- 10,065 plays

- 7
- Going Down Slow
- 05:16
- 9,198 plays

- 8
- Fall Like Rain
- 03:50
- 10,117 plays

- 9
- Born In Time
- 04:39
- 9,525 plays

- 10
- Sick And Tired
- 05:41
- 8,568 plays

- 11
- Needs His Woman
- 03:43
- 8,547 plays

- 12
- She's Gone
- 04:43
- 10,905 plays

- 13
- You Were There
- 05:29
- 8,465 plays

- 14
- Inside Of Me
- 05:23
- 8,300 plays

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album review

Eric Clapton reached the peak of his popularity in the '90s, as the back-to-back number one albums Unplugged and From the Cradle combined for a total of over 13 million sales in the U.S. alone. One strange thing about Clapton's '90s success is that it relied almost entirely on covers and new versions of classic hits; he released no albums of new material between 1989's Journeyman and 1998's Pilgrim. In the decade between the two albums, he had two new hits -- his moving elegy to his deceased son, "Tears in Heaven," and the slick contemporary soul of the Babyface-written "Change the World" -- and Pilgrim tries to reach a middle ground between these two extremes, balancing tortured lyrics with smooth sonic surfaces. Working with producer Simon Climie, his collaborator on the TDF side project, Clapton has created a calm record. His singing is mannered, even on emotionally turbulent numbers like "My Father's Eyes" or "Circus," and he's content to take a back seat instrumentally, playing slight solos and fills. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide