Eric Clapton’s 70th Birthday Shows at MSG, 05/01 & 05/03/2015 B&P offer for all

You will recognize Eric’s guest guitarists.
Both shows are almost identical. The audio is quite good for a MSG performance.
Pick one or both shows.
Each show is 2 CDs for audio or both fit onto 1 DVD-R in .flac

Please count off below in the usual cool manner and PM me for details.

Peace & Get Behind The Mule,

Tom

Eric Clapton
Live at Madison Square Garden
New York City, NY
2015 05-01

Genre: Classic Rock - Audience Tape: A
Mikes: Schoeps mk4 > Actives > NBox Platinum > Recorder: Tascam DR2d
Transfer: Goldwave (Volume Boost, Compression > Dither to 16b) > Media Monkey (Flac Transfer L8)
Location: Center E Section - Recorded by Scooter123

NOT FOR SALE. FREE TRADE ONLY

Set List:

1. Somebody's Knocking
2. Key to the Highway
3. Pretending*
4. Hoochie Coochie Man
5. You Are So Beautiful
6. Can't Find My Way Home
7. I Shot the Sheriff
8. Drifting and Drifting
9. Nobody Knows When You're Down and Out
10. Tears in Heaven
11. Layla
12. Before You Accuse Me+
13. You Look Wonderful Tonight
14. Rain^
15. Crossroads
16. Little Queen of Spades
17. Cocaine

18. It's High Time We Went (with Mayer, Vaughn, Bramhall, and Trucks)

TT: 1:52

Personnel:

Eric Clapton, Guitar and Vocals
Nathan East, Bass and Vocals
Paul Carrack, Hammond B-3 Organ and Keyboards
Chris Stainton, Kurzwiel piano and Nord Synthesizer
Steve Gadd, Drums
Michelle John, backing vocals
Sharon White, backing vocals

John Mayer, Guitar*
Jimmie Vaughn, Guitar+
Doyle Bramhall, Guitar^
Derek Trucks, Slide Guitar^

Eric Clapton
Live at Madison Square Garden
New York City, NY
2015 05-03

Genre: Classic Rock - Audience Tape: A
Mikes: Schoeps mk4 > Actives > NBox Platinum > Recorder: Tascam DR2d
Transfer: Goldwave (Volume Boost, Compression > Dither to 16b) > Media Monkey (Flac Transfer L8)
Location: Center E Section - Recorded by Scooter123

NOT FOR SALE. FREE TRADE ONLY

Set List:

1. Somebody's Knocking
2. Key to the Highway
3. Pretending*
4. Hoochie Coochie Man
5. You Are So Beautiful
6. Can't Find My Way Home
7. I Shot the Sheriff
8. Drifting and Drifting
9. Nobody Knows When You're Down and Out
10. Tears in Heaven
11. Layla
12. Before You Accuse Me+
13. You Look Wonderful Tonight
14. Crossroads
15. Little Queen of Spades
16. Rain^

18. It's High Time We Went (with Mayer, Vaughn, Bramhall, and Trucks)

TT: 1:43

Personnel:

Eric Clapton, Guitar and Vocals
Nathan East, Bass and Vocals
Paul Carrack, Hammond B-3 Organ and Keyboards
Chris Stainton, Kurzwiel Piano and Nord Synthesizer
Steve Gadd, Drums
Michelle John, backing vocals
Sharon White, backing vocals

John Mayer, Guitar*
Jimmie Vaughn, Guitar+
Doyle Bramhall, Guitar^
Derek Trucks, Slide Guitar^

Tapers Notes:

It was Eric Clapton's birthday celebration, but it was the sold-out crowd at
Madison Square Garden that got a gift as the guitar god put on a two hour set
that included some of his biggest hits and guest stars. Never the most talkative
of rock stars, Clapton let the music speak for itself, but toward the end he let
on that the night was just as magical to him as it was to the audience.

"I want to thank you for helping me celebrate," he said. "This is the best
birthday I ever had."

While some aging acts expand their bands over time, adding players to do the heavy
lifting, Clapton has stripped his down. The evening may have found its peak when
Clapton had the strongest accompaniment during “Let It Rain.” Clapton traded solos
with both Trucks and Bramhall, grinning ear to ear.

That said, I was amazed at his choice of sidemen, including one of the best drummers
in the world, jazz drummer Steve Gadd and jazz bassist Nathan East. Paul Carrack
(Mike & The Mechanics) made his Hammond B-3 sing, and even had twin Leslies.
Chris Stainton emulated strings and steel guitar on his Kurzwiel piano and Nord
synthesizer.

I had a pair of talkers next to me with a guy who had to explain the intricies
of Eric Clapton's life throughout the better part of the show. Thankfully he
was only noticeable at the end of every track. Concequently, the volume (gain)
at the end of each track was zero'ed out where possible. This also
enabled better volume adjustment for the tracks as well.

This recording should be nearly identical to Daspyknows recording using nearly
the identical equipment. His recording uses MK41 mikes and a standard NBox. I would
think that the two recordings are indistinguishable except he may have had
different talking jackasses or clappers next to him.

The true thanks go not to me, but to the taping community behind whose footsteps
I have followed, including those who have perfected the art of stealth
recordings, the makers of the stealthy mikes, cords, adapters, and preamps, and
those who have graciously shared their stealth recording techniques.

I am merely a mike stand with a credit card and driver's license.

As always, I don't care what you do with these files, once you download
them--they are yours now, except these files are not for sale, free
trade only. You can thank me by uploading something of a similar genre
or trading with me, so I can.

Regards,

Scooter

[Edited on 5/22/2015 by Muleman1994]

[Edited on 5/22/2015 by Muleman1994]