Eric Clapton – Nothing But The Blues – A Martin Scorcese Film

FROM BACK COVER:
“In late November, 1994, movie director and blues music fan Martin Scorcese filmed a documentary on
guitarist Eric Clapton, who was touring the United States with his “Nothing But The Blues” show.  Scorcese
recorded interviews with the musician on why the blues genre had influenced him so much, as well as two
complete shows from the tour at The Fillmore in San Francisco.

The results of Scorcese’s work were aired once on PBS television stations in the United States, but have
never been seen since.  Until now.  Now on DVD, with visuals taken from a rare Warner Music promotional
video and remastered concert sound from the original pre-FM master tapes, this film provides a lasting
chronicle of one of Clapton’s most critically acclaimed tours.”

SONG LISTING:
Blues All Day Long
Standing Around Crying
Forty-Four
It Hurts Me Too
Early In The Morning
Five Long Years
Crossroads
Malted Milk
Motherless Child
How Long
Reconsider Baby
Sinner’s Prayer
Everyday I Have The Blues
Someday After A While
Have You Ever Loved A Woman?
Tore Down
Groaning The Blues
Ain’t Nobody’s Business
Driftin’

Audio & Video Quality: Better than good audio and video quality, just a nudge below very good quality, about an 8.25 using our website Quality Rating Table.

Total Running Time: 106 minutes.

Disc Format: 1 PAL Dual Layer DVD+R disc.

Special Price:  $22.00, regularly $25.00.