ERIC CLAPTON "BEHIND THE SUN" LP 1985 "FOREVER MAN"

YOU ARE BIDDING ON A GATEFOLD LP BY ERIC CLAPTON CALLED "BEHIND THE SUN". IT WAS RELEASED ON THE DUCK RECORD LABEL (1-25166) OUT OF THE U.S. 1985. THE GATEFOLD COVER IS VERY GOOD ++ & THE LP IS NEAR MINT-

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Track Listing
1. She's Waiting
2. See What Love Can Do
3. Same Old Blues
4. Knock on Wood
5. Something's Happening
6. Forever Man
7. It All Depends
8. Tangled in Love
9. Never Make You Cry
10. Just Like a Prisoner
11. Behind the Sun

Album Notes
Personnel: Eric Clapton (vocals, guitar, guitar synthesizer); Phil Collins (vocals, synthesizer, drums, snare drum, shaker, percussion); Jamie Oldaker (vocals, drums); Lindsey Buckingham, Steve Lukather (guitar); Chris Stainton (piano, Fender Rhodes, Hammond B-3 organ, synthesizer); Greg Phillinganes (synthesizer, background vocals); Michael Omartian, Peter Robinson, James Newton Howard (synthesizer); Nathan East (bass, background vocals); Donald "Duck" Dunn (bass); Jeff Porcaro, John Robinson (drums); Ted Templeman (tambourine, shaker, timbales); Ray Cooper (bongos, gong, percussion); Lenny Castro (congas); Marcy Levy, Shaun Murphy, Jerry Williams (background vocals).
Producers: Ted Templeman, Lenny Waronker, Phil Collins.
Recorded at Air Studios, Montserrat, West Indies; Lion Share Recording Studios, Los Angeles, California; Amigo Studios, North Hollywood, California.
After Eric Clapton's Warner Brothers debut MONEY AND CIGARETTES made such a small splash, the big guns were called out for the follow-up, BEHIND THE SUN. Phil Collins and Van Halen knob-twister Ted Templeman were called in to produce, and in some cases play along with a guest list that included Lindsey Buckingham and Steve Lukather. The rest of the line-up was like a class reunion of past, present and future Clapton bandmembers; Marcy Levy, Jamie Oldaker, Chris Stainton, Nathan East and Duck Dunn.
Although SUN dipped into the slick, synthesized style of the time, Clapton's guitar playing remains cutting and passionate. The militaristic beat of "She's Waiting" and the driving cadence of "Forever Man" both give way to spurts of Slowhand's guitar magic, displaying a hunger not diminished by time. Although songs such as "Tangled In Love" and a cover of "Knock On Wood" show off E.C.'s vocals as well as his playing, the eight-minute "Same Old Blues" allows the guitar legend to squeeze off some powerful licks among the swells of slick production.