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- The Cream Of Clapton
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Eric Clapton
Released 1995

Crossroads
04:13
91,391 plays

After Midnight
03:11
76,763 plays

I Shot The Sheriff
04:24
71,395 plays

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- 1
- I Feel Free
- 02:54
- 67,467 plays

- 2
- Sunshine Of Your Love
- 04:13
- 126,372 plays

- 3
- White Room
- 05:01
- 172,460 plays

- 4
- Crossroads
- 04:13
- 91,391 plays

- 5
- Badge
- 02:43
- 61,054 plays

- 6
- Presence Of The Lord
- 04:49
- 46,595 plays

- 7
- Blues Power
- 03:09
- 46,341 plays

- 8
- After Midnight
- 03:11
- 76,763 plays

- 9
- Let It Rain
- 05:01
- 56,912 plays

- 10
- Bell Bottom Blues
- 05:04
- 61,413 plays

- 11
- Layla
- 07:10
- 130,043 plays

- 12
- I Shot The Sheriff
- 04:24
- 71,395 plays

- 13
- Let It Grow
- 04:57
- 43,257 plays

- 14
- Knockin On Heaven's Door
- 04:24
- 102,103 plays

- 15
- Hello Old Friend
- 03:34
- 46,368 plays

- 16
- Cocaine
- 03:35
- 143,751 plays

- 17
- Wonderful Tonight
- 03:41
- 306,223 plays

- 18
- Promises
- 03:00
- 60,492 plays

- 19
- I Can't Stand It
- 04:09
- 55,902 plays

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album review

Eric Clapton was contracted to Polydor Records from 1966 to 1981, first as a member of Cream, then Blind Faith, and later as a solo artist and as the leader of Derek and the Dominos. The 19-track, 79-minute Cream of Clapton disc surveys his career, presenting an excellent selection from the period, including the Cream hits "Sunshine of Your Love," "White Room," and "Crossroads"; "Presence of the Lord," Clapton's finest moment with Blind Faith; "Bell Bottom Blues" and "Layla" from Derek and the Dominos; and 11 songs from Clapton's solo work, among them the hits "I Shot the Sheriff," "Promises," and "I Can't Stand It." The selection is thus broader and better than that found on 1982's Time Pieces collection, and with excellent sound and liner notes by Clapton biographer Ray Coleman, The Cream of Clapton stands as the single-disc best-of to own for Clapton's greatest recordings. [Not to be confused with the popular 1987 Polydor (U.K.) compilation The Cream of Eric Clapton.] ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide