Description
🎸 Eric Clapton – There's One in Every Crowd
Japanese Paper Sleeve Collection | Advanced Edition | UICY-9159
A soulful follow-up to 461 Ocean Boulevard, There's One in Every Crowd finds Eric Clapton deepening his exploration of gospel, blues, and reggae-infused rock with a laid-back yet emotionally charged touch. Originally released in 1975, this album captures Clapton’s spiritual and musical introspection during his post-recovery period, backed by his touring band from the era.
This Japanese limited edition features:
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🎶 Remastered audio for pristine sound quality
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📀 Mini-LP style paper sleeve replicating the original artwork
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🇯🇵 Japanese-language booklet with lyrics and liner notes
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🏷️ Tower Records import sticker and Special Limited Edition branding
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🖼️ Unique insert illustration signed “M. 1333,” adding a personal, artistic touch
A must-have for collectors and fans of Clapton’s mid-’70s transformation, this edition blends historical authenticity with premium presentation.
Track List
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We've Been Told (Jesus Coming Soon) – Gospel roots meet Clapton’s earnest delivery
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Swing Low Sweet Chariot – A reverent take on the spiritual classic
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Little Rachel – Breezy reggae rhythms with a playful edge
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Don't Blame Me – Soulful introspection with bluesy undertones
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The Sky Is Crying – A mournful Elmore James cover, steeped in emotion
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Singin' the Blues – Clapton’s homage to the genre’s storytelling tradition
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Better Make It Through Today – A heartfelt ballad of perseverance
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Pretty Blue Eyes – Tender and melodic, with a touch of melancholy
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High – A relaxed groove with subtle reggae influence
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Opposites – A contemplative closer, balancing light and shadow
