Eric Clapton Another Ticket 1981 Blues Rock / Folk Rock / Classic Rock (vinyl lp)
Eric Clapton Another Ticket 1981 Blues Rock / Folk Rock / Classic Rock (vinyl lp)
Stock photo onlyLabelRSO RX-1-3095FormatVinyl LPCountryUSGenreBlues Rock / Folk Rock / Classic RockYear1981TracklistA1Something Special (2:36)A2Black Rose (3:47)A3Blow Wind Blow (2:59)A4Another Ticket (5:50)A5I Can't Stand It (4:08)B1Hold Me Lord (3:27)B2Floating Bridge (6:33)B3Catch Me If You Can (4:24)B4Rita Mae (5:02)ConditionSleeve ConditionNear Mint (NM)...
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| Label | RSO RX-1-3095 |
| Format | Vinyl LP |
| Country | US |
| Genre | Blues Rock / Folk Rock / Classic Rock |
| Year | 1981 |
Tracklist
A1Something Special (2:36)
A2Black Rose (3:47)
A3Blow Wind Blow (2:59)
A4Another Ticket (5:50)
A5I Can’t Stand It (4:08)
B1Hold Me Lord (3:27)
B2Floating Bridge (6:33)
B3Catch Me If You Can (4:24)
B4Rita Mae (5:02)
Condition
| Sleeve Condition | Near Mint (NM) slight creasing |
| Label Condition | Mint (M) |
| Vinyl Condition | Side 1 – Mint (M) / Side 2 – Mint (M) |
| BIN # | R82 |
Here’s a piece of Clapton history that often gets overlooked in favor of his more celebrated works, but “Another Ticket” represents a fascinating transitional period in Eric’s career. Released in 1981 on RSO, this was essentially Clapton’s farewell to the label before moving to Warner Bros, and it captures him at a crossroads between his blues roots and a more commercial rock sound. The album features some genuinely underrated material, including the title track and “I Can’t Stand It,” which became his biggest hit in years, reaching the top 10. What makes this period particularly interesting is that Clapton was working with a tight, road-tested band and producer Tom Dowd, resulting in a more cohesive sound than some of his more scattered 70s output.
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