
Pilgrim is a Rock album by Eric Clapton, originally released in 1998. On Gatefold: 71 pressings tracked, owned by 9 collectors.
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Clapton had a hand in writing nearly every track on this laidback LP, a collection devoted more to subtle grooves than raw power. On the title track, the rhythm section locks into a tight, flowing beat as Clapton uses a soft falsetto to croon lyrics that suggest both romantic and religious devotion. And though Bob Dylan penned "Born In Time," Clapton treats the tune as if it were his own, carefully sculpting a bass-heavy soundscape as humid as the night the song describes.
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Tracklist
- 1My Father's Eyes5:24
- 2River Of Tears7:22
- 3Pilgrim5:50
- 4Broken Hearted7:52
- 5One Chance5:55
- 6Circus4:11
- 7Going Down Slow5:19
- 8Fall Like Rain3:50
- 9Born In Time4:41
- 10Sick And Tired5:43
- 11Needs His Woman3:45
- 12She's Gone4:45
- 13You Were There5:31
- 14Inside Of Me5:25
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Soft Rock
- velvety
- melancholic
- confessional
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Andy Fairweather-LowGUITAR
- Chris StaintonELECTRIC ORGAN ORGAN
- ChynaBACKING VOCALS
- Dave BronzeBASS BASS GUITAR
- Eric ClaptonBACKING VOCALS VOCALS, GUITAR VOCALS, GUITAR, BACKING VOCALS
- Greg PhillinganesKEYBOARDS
- Joe SamplePIANO
- Kenneth EdmondsBACKING VOCALS
- Luis JardimBASS , PERCUSSION BASS GUITAR, PERCUSSION PERCUSSION
- Nathan EastBASS BASS GUITAR
- Nick IngmanARRANGED BY
- Paul BradyBACKING VOCALS BACKING VOCALS, TIN WHISTLE BACKING VOCALS, WHISTLE
- Paul CarrackELECTRIC ORGAN ELECTRIC ORGAN , ELECTRIC PIANO ELECTRIC ORGAN , KEYBOARDS
- Paul WallerDRUM PROGRAMMING
- Pino PalladinoBASS BASS GUITAR
- Simon ClimieBACKING VOCALS DRUM PROGRAMMING DRUM PROGRAMMING, KEYBOARDS
- Steve GaddDRUMS
- The London Session OrchestraSTRINGS
9 collectors on Gatefold own this · 71 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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