The Jeff Beck Band
Guitar – Jeff Beck
Bass Guitar – Rhonda Smith
Keyboards – Jason Rebello
Drums – Narada Michael Walden
*12 Piece Orchestra
Set 1: Jeff Beck
01. Eternity’s Breath
02. Stratus
03. Led Boots
04. Corpus Christi Carol*
05. Bass Solo
06. Hammerhead*
07. Brush With The Blues
08. Big Block
09. A Day In The Life
10. Nessun Dorma*
The Eric Clapton Band
Guitar/Vocals – Eric Clapton
Bass Guitar – Willie Weeks
Keyboards – Chris Stainton
Keyboards – Walt Richmond
Drums – Steve Gadd
Backing Vocals – Sharon White
Backing Vocals – Michelle John
Set 2: Eric Clapton
01. Driftin’ (acoustic, sitting down)
02. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out (acoustic, sitting down)
03. Running On Faith (acoustic, sitting down)
04. I’ve Got A Rock ‘N Roll Heart (acoustic, sitting down)
05. Tell The Truth
06. Key To The Highway
07. I Shot The Sheriff
08. Little Queen Of Spades
09. Cocaine
Set 3: Eric Clapton & Jeff Beck (with the Eric Clapton Band)
01. Shake Your Money Maker
02. Moon River
03. You Need Love
04. Outside Woman Blues
05. Little Brown Bird
06. Wee Wee Baby
07. I Want To Take You Higher
Encore:
08. Crossroads
Sunday night was better in terms of the Eric Clapton & Jeff Beck set, but tonight the Eric solo set was superior than either of the previous nights. Rock & Roll Heart (acoustic) was a welcome surprise and added some momentum (as opposed to the Fats Waller song from the O2). Tell the Truth, Sheriff, and Cocaine were the highlights, as well as You Need Love and Little Brown Bird. Hi Ho Silver Lining was missed. Jeff Beck set was better without the guest spots (though I missed Imelda May). I believe Jeff added “You Never Know” before “Big Block” but I am not sure sometimes when it comes to the instrumentals from the seventies.
why didn’t Eric play “I’ve Got A Rock’n’Roll” in London?
How I would have loved to hear him play this song live!!!!