Various- The Blues World Of Eric Clapton-LP

• Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
• Label: Decca, Decca, Clout & Baker Ltd., The Decca Record Company Limited, The World Of
• Catalog number: SPA 387
• Country: UK

The Blues World of Eric Clapton from 1975 gathers a compelling selection of blues tracks connected to Clapton’s early career, including rare cuts like John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers’ "Lonely Years" and "Bernard Jenkins," which later found a home on the "Crossroads" box set. Alongside these, you’ll find spirited performances like "Steppin' Out" and Champion Jack Dupree’s "Calcutta Blues," making the compilation a snapshot of blues influences that shaped Clapton’s musical path. It’s a fascinating listen for anyone intrigued by the roots of British blues and the artists who helped define it. This vinyl pressing offers a clear window into that era with 12 tracks that blend electric blues and piano-driven grooves. The 1975 pressing presents these songs on a single LP, and this particular copy is in VG++ condition, meaning the vinyl is glossy and very clean with only minor, superficial marks that won’t interfere with playback. If you’re organizing your blues collection, this record slots in nicely without demanding the prime real estate reserved for Clapton’s solo work. It’s a reminder that sometimes, exploring the blues world means following the cracks where the light gets in. Various. The Blues World Of Eric Clapton - Vinyl, LP, Compilation.