History Music / OnTourWithEricClapton

* CoverVersion: Aside from the concluding Music/LittleRichard medley, the band also plays his "You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It)", Eddie Floyd's "Things Get Better", and Bessie Smith's "That's What My Man Is For". The boxed set adds William Bell's "Everybody Loves A Winner" and "My Baby Specializes", the traditional hymn "Will The Circle Be Unbroken", and a [[StepUpToTheMicrophone Bobby Whitlock-fronted]] run through the Spencer Davis Group's "Gimme Some Lovin'".

* [[Music/TheRollingStones Bobby Keys]] — saxophone

* YourCheatingHeart: "You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It)", where adultery isn't even considered discussing, as the protagonist assures his partner that she is his girl.

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[[caption-width-right:350:And On Your Shelf With The Feet Of Music/BobDylan!]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Does not contain a real amp, even at boxed set prices.]]

1970's ''[[LiveAlbum On Tour]] [[SpecialGuest With]] Music/EricClapton'' represented the biggest commercial success for [[{{Soul}} blue-eyed soul]] singers [[CreatorCouple Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett]] almost immediately upon release thanks to [[JustHereForGodzilla its association with the most famous guitarist in the world at the time.]] It remains the pair's second most famous release after 1971's [[TropeMaker trope-making]] ''[[UnpluggedVersion Motel Shot]]'' and a major footnote in the timeline of classic rock, serving as the meeting point for the backing musicians later associated with the landmarks ''Music/AllThingsMustPass'' (by Music/GeorgeHarrison) and ''Music/LaylaAndOtherAssortedLoveSongs'' (by Music/DerekAndTheDominos), along with Joe Cocker's similar ''Film/MadDogsAndEnglishmen''.

''On Tour With Eric Clapton'' was rereleased in 2010 as a [[BoxedSet four-disc box set]] documenting four entire performances from the tour, the last three of which featured Music/GeorgeHarrison as a backing guitarist as well.

1970's ''[[LiveAlbum On Tour]] [[SpecialGuest With]] Music/EricClapton'' represented the biggest commercial success for [[{{Soul}} blue-eyed soul]] singers [[CreatorCouple Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett]] almost immediately upon release thanks to [[JustHereForGodzilla its association with the most famous guitarist in the world at the time.]] It remains the pair's second most famous release after 1971's [[TropeMaker trope-making]] ''[[UnpluggedVersion Motel Shot]]'' and a major footnote in the timeline of classic rock, serving as the meeting point for the backing musicians later associated with the landmarks ''Music/AllThingsMustPass'' (by GeorgeHarrison) and ''Music/LaylaAndOtherAssortedLoveSongs'' (by Music/DerekAndTheDominos), along with Joe Cocker's similar ''Film/MadDogsAndEnglishmen''.

1970's ''[[LiveAlbum On Tour]] [[SpecialGuest With]] Music/EricClapton'' represented the biggest commercial success for [[{{Soul}} blue-eyed soul]] singers '''[[CreatorCouple Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett]]''' almost immediately upon release thanks to [[JustHereForGodzilla its association with the most famous guitarist in the world at the time.]] It remains the pair's second most famous release after 1971's [[TropeMaker trope-making]] ''[[UnpluggedVersion Motel Shot]]'' and a major footnote in the timeline of classic rock, serving as the meeting point for the backing musicians later associated with the landmarks ''Music/AllThingsMustPass'' (by GeorgeHarrison) and ''Music/LaylaAndOtherAssortedLoveSongs'' (by Music/DerekAndTheDominos), along with Joe Cocker's similar ''Film/MadDogsAndEnglishmen''.

* EarlyBirdCameo: The album on the whole counts as an early bird cameo for the casts of "All Things" and "Layla". It also boasts the first appearances of "Where There's A Will, There's A Way" and "Only You Know And I Know", which would appear on the debuts of Bobby Whitlock and Dave Mason respectively. The boxed set also has Clapton [[StepUpToTheMicrophone making a vocal appearance]] on "I Don't Know Why", which would turn up on his own debut.

!!Where There's A Trope, Sure Enough Honey, There's A Way!

* LiveAlbum
* {{Medley}}: "Little Richard Medley".

* YourCheatingHeart: "You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It)"

1970's ''[[LiveAlbum On Tour]] [[SpecialGuest With]] Music/EricClapton'' represented the biggest commercial success for [[{{Soul}} blue-eyed soul]] singers '''[[CreatorCouple Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett]]''' almost immediately upon release thanks to [[JustHereForGodzilla its association with the most famous guitarist in the world at the time.]] It remains the pair's second most famous release after 1971's [[TropeMaker trope-making]] ''[[UnpluggedVersion Motel Shot]]'' and a major footnote in the timeline of classic rock, serving as the meeting point for the backing musicians later associated with the landmarks ''Music/AllThingsMustPass'' (by GeorgeHarrison) and ''Music/LaylaAndOtherAssortedLoveSongs'' (by Music/DerekAndTheDominos), along with Joe Cocker's similar ''Mad Dogs And Englishmen''.

* EarlyBirdCameo: The album on the whole counts as an early bird cameo for the casts of ''All Things'' and ''Layla''. It also boasts the first appearances of "Where There's A Will, There's A Way" and "Only You Know And I Know", which would appear on the debuts of Bobby Whitlock and Dave Mason respectively. The boxed set also has Clapton [[StepUpToTheMicrophone making a vocal appearance]] on "I Don't Know Why", which would turn up on his own debut.

* YourCheatingHeart: "You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It)"

1970's ''[[LiveAlbum On Tour]] [[SpecialGuest With]] Music/EricClapton'' represented the biggest commercial success for [[{{Soul}} blue-eyed soul]] singers '''[[CreatorCouple Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett]]''' almost immediately upon release thanks to [[JustHereForGodzilla its association with the most famous guitarist in the world at the time.]] It remains the pair's second most famous release after 1971's [[TropeMaker trope-making]] ''[[UnpluggedVersion Motel Shot]]'' and a major footnote in the timeline of classic rock, serving as the meeting point for the backing musicians later associated with the landmarks ''Music/AllThingsMustPass'' (by GeorgeHarrison) and ''Music/LaylaAndOtherAssortedLoveSongs'' (by DerekAndTheDominos), along with Joe Cocker's similar ''Mad Dogs And Englishmen''.

1970's ''[[LiveAlbum On Tour]] [[SpecialGuest With]] Music/EricClapton'' represented the biggest commercial success for [[{{Soul}} blue-eyed soul]] singers '''[[CreatorCouple Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett]]''' almost immediately upon release thanks to [[JustHereForGodzilla its association with the most famous guitarist in the world at the time.]] It remains the pair's second most famous release after 1971's [[TropeMaker trope-making]] ''[[UnpluggedVersion Motel Shot]]'' and a major footnote in the timeline of classic rock, serving as the meeting point for the backing musicians later associated with the landmarks ''Music/AllThingsMustPass'' (by GeorgeHarrison) and ''Music/LaylaAndOtherAssortedLoveSongs'' (by DerekAndTheDominoes), along with Joe Cocker's similar ''Mad Dogs And Englishmen''.

1970's ''[[LiveAlbum On Tour]] [[SpecialGuest With]] Music/EricClapton'' represented the biggest commercial success for [[{{Soul}} blue-eyed soul]] singers '''[[CreatorCouple Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett]]''' almost immediately upon release thanks to [[JustHereForGodzilla its association with the most famous guitarist in the world at the time.]] It remains the pair's second most famous release after 1971's [[TropeMaker trope-making]] ''[[UnpluggedVersion Motel Shot]]'' and a major footnote in the timeline of classic rock, serving as the meeting point for the backing musicians later associated with the landmarks ''Music/AllThingsMustPass'' and ''Music/LaylaAndOtherAssortedLoveSongs'', along with Joe Cocker's similar ''Mad Dogs And Englishmen''.

1970's ''[[LiveAlbum On Tour]] [[SpecialGuest With]] Music/EricClapton'' represented the biggest commercial success for [[Music/{{Soul}} blue-eyed soul]] singers '''[[CreatorCouple Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett]]''' almost immediately upon release thanks to [[JustHereForGodzilla its association with the most famous guitarist in the world at the time.]] It remains the pair's second most famous release after 1971's [[TropeMaker trope-making]] ''[[UnpluggedVersion Motel Shot]]'' and a major footnote in the timeline of classic rock, serving as the meeting point for the backing musicians later associated with the landmarks ''Music/AllThingsMustPass'' and ''Music/LaylaAndOtherAssortedLoveSongs'', along with Joe Cocker's similar ''Mad Dogs And Englishmen''.

1970's ''[[LiveAlbum On Tour]] [[SpecialGuest With]] Music/EricClapton'' represented the biggest commercial success for [[Music/{{Soul}} blue-eyed soul]] singers '''[[CreatorCouple Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett]]''' almost immediately upon release thanks to [[JustHereForGodzilla its association with the most famous guitarist in the world at the time.]] It remains the pair's second most famous release after 1971's [[TropeMaker trope-making]] ''[[UnpluggedVersion Motel Shot]]'' and a major footnote in the timeline of classic rock, serving as the meeting point for the backing musicians later associated with the landmarks ''Music/AllThingsMustPass'' and ''[[Music/DerekAndTheDominos Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs]]'', along with Joe Cocker's similar ''Mad Dogs And Englishmen''.

* DefeatEqualsFriendship: Clapton agreed to join the group as a direct result of their repeatedly outplaying his {{Supergroup}} Blind Faith during their shared tour.

* DefeatEqualsFriendship: Clapton agreed to join the group as a direct result of their outshining his {{Supergroup}} Blind Faith as an opening act.

* ChristianRock: "Will The Circle Be Unbroken". [[VideoGame/BioshockInfinite Elizabeth]] would be thrilled.

[[caption-width-right:350:Not a real amp, even at boxed set prices.]]

* ChristianRock: "Will The Circle Be Unbroken". [[VideoGame/BioshockInfinite Elizabeth]] is nowhere to be heard.

* ChristianRock: "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" in this incarnation

* CoverVersion: Aside from the concluding Music/LittleRichard medley, the band also plays his "You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It)", Eddie Floyd's "Things Get Better", and Bessie Smith's "That's What My Man Is For". The boxed set adds William Bell's "Everybody Loves A Winner" and "My Baby Specializes", the traditional hymn "Will The Circle Be Unbroken", and a [[StepUpToTheMicrophone Bobby Whitlock-fronted]] run through the Spencer Davis Group's "Gimme Some Lovin'"

1970's ''[[LiveAlbum On Tour]] [[SpecialGuest With]] Music/EricClapton'' represented the biggest commercial success for [[Music/{{Soul}} blue-eyed soul]] singers '''[[CreatorCouple Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett]]''' almost immediately upon release thanks to [[JustHereForGodzilla its association with the most famous guitarist in the world at the time.]] It remains the pair's second most famous release after 1971's [[TropeMaker trope-making]] '''[[UnpluggedVersion Motel Shot]]''' and a major footnote in the timeline of classic rock, serving as the meeting point for the backing musicians later associated with the landmarks ''Music/AllThingsMustPass'' and ''[[Music/DerekAndTheDominos Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs]]'', along with Joe Cocker's similar ''Mad Dogs And Englishmen''.

* LimitedSpecialCollectorsEdition: The 2010 BoxedSet.