Eric Clapton's "Behind the Sun," released on March 11, 1985, under Bushbranch / Surfdog Records, is a compelling blend of blues, blues rock, and classic rock that showcases Clapton's signature guitar prowess and soulful vocals. This album, spanning 50 minutes, is a testament to Clapton's enduring talent and his ability to infuse raw emotion into every note.
From the hauntingly beautiful "She's Waiting" to the upbeat "Knock on Wood," Clapton takes listeners on a journey through a variety of moods and styles. The album opens with a remastered version of "She's Waiting," setting the tone for the introspective and heartfelt tracks that follow. "See What Love Can Do" and "Forever Man" highlight Clapton's knack for crafting catchy melodies, while "Same Old Blues" and "Just Like a Prisoner" delve into the deeper, more melancholic aspects of the human experience.
"Behind the Sun" also features standout tracks like "Something's Happening" and "Tangled in Love," which showcase Clapton's ability to blend bluesy riffs with rock sensibilities. The album closes with the title track, "Behind the Sun," a poignant reflection that leaves a lasting impression.
With its diverse range of tracks and Clapton's unmistakable style, "Behind the Sun" is a must-listen for fans of blues and classic rock. The 1999 remaster ensures that the sound quality is crisp and clear, allowing listeners to fully appreciate Clapton's masterful playing and heartfelt lyrics. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to Clapton's music, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
Vinylscout