I went to two of Clapton's "last" east coast dates. I am glad I went, but cannot justify the money to see him again for the last time. It's nice to see he has added another guitar player to the band.

Eric & Doyle feed off one another. Not sure what EC has left in the tank at this point and have also
seen enough shows that I don't need to see these nor MSG shows that happen. Want to see EC
at his best, i love you tubing

Tickets are $475 on the floor, $250 in the first level and $90 upstairs, too much for me man. Love to see him but damn

Three shows in three different cities in four nights. That's pretty ambitious at his age. I wish him the best.

Tickets are $475 on the floor, $250 in the first level and $90 upstairs, too much for me man. Love to see him but damn

Yeah, concert ticket prices for the big acts are out of control but compared to some of his contemporaries those prices are actually not that out of line. All relative I suppose.

I am with you though as I will not spend that kind of $$$ to go see him. I will stick with bands like Govt Mule, Allman Betts, North Mississippi Allstars etc. who charge reasonable prices

Bought two for Phoenix, figured what the Hell, two hours down 17...I've seen him every decade

Tickets are $475 on the floor, $250 in the first level and $90 upstairs, too much for me man. Love to see him but damn

Indeed.

Tickets are $475 on the floor, $250 in the first level and $90 upstairs, too much for me man. Love to see him but damn

Yeah, concert ticket prices for the big acts are out of control but compared to some of his contemporaries those prices are actually not that out of line. All relative I suppose.

I am with you though as I will not spend that kind of $$$ to go see him. I will stick with bands like Govt Mule, Allman Betts, North Mississippi Allstars etc. who charge reasonable prices

Yeah,I agree. Unless it's low cost shows, for me, I don't know how people afford all the concerts they go to . I guess if you pay those exorbitant amounts it's worth it to you. The prices will keep escalating long as people keep feeding in.

Tickets are $475 on the floor, $250 in the first level and $90 upstairs, too much for me man. Love to see him but damn

Indeed.

Plus 1. I seen him in 95 on the “From The Cradle” tour with Clarance “Gatemouth” Brown as the opener. Really good show.

Interesting and surprising opening song by Eric!
(Doris Day passed away a short while ago.)

[Short Clip] Eric Clapton performing Que Sera Sera[ at the Royal Albert Hall, 13th May 2019.

Eric Clapton
Royal Albert Hall
London,England
May 13, 2019

Recorded by Daspyknows
11th row dead center
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01. Que sera sera
02. Motherless Children
03. Key to the Highway
04. Pretending
05. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
06. I Shot the Sheriff
07. Driftin' Blues
08. Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out
09. Tears in Heaven
10. Change the World
11. Running on Faith
12. Tearing Us Apart
13. Holy Mother
14. Five Long Years
15. Crossroads
16. Layla
17. Crowd
Encore:
18. Purple Rain

Show 1 of London 2019.

Purple Rain
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=clapton+purple+rain

(Doris Day, the sunny blond actress and singer whose frothy comedic roles opposite the likes of Rock Hudson made her one of Hollywood’s biggest stars in the 1950s and ’60s and a symbol of wholesome American womanhood, died Monday. She was 97.
https://www.apnews.com/b9a04d9ab2ce4276b2f6bdb6b39af585 )

I went to the first two shows at Royal Albert Hall and thoroughly enjoyed them after being disappointed by the last MSG show. Maybe it was because it was my first time at RAH and it is a smaller venue, We sat in the 10th row for the first show and upstairs for the 2nd show. There were two songs that were different between the both nights and Purple Rain was also performed at the 3rd show after not being performed the first night.

Here is the thing with Clapton, he is not the guitar hero he was back in the day. But he is relaxed in his playing, turns it on when necessary, and is completely comfortable letting Doyle Bramhall taking over 60% of the lead playing. We thought the second night the band was better than the first.

He is in the twilight of his career, Go see him if you have a chance. I regret not buying a pair of 150 dollars seats for the Crossroads show in Dallas for the 2nd night. If I can get a decent pair at a reasonable price, I will be there.

Doyle can play and one of my favorites is Got to get better in a little while 2013 from Crossroads. EC shines and then throws Doyle a serious bone at the end.