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| Tracks side one: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| I Looked Away | Eric Clapton, Bobby Whitlock | August-September 1970 |
| Bell Bottom Blues | Eric Clapton | August-September 1970 |
| Keep On Growing | Eric Clapton, Bobby Whitlock | August-September 1970 |
| Nobody Knows When You're Down And Out | Jimmie Cox | August-September 1970 |
| Tracks side two: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| I Am Yours | Eric Clapton, Nizami | August-September 1970 |
| Anyday | Eric Clapton, Bobby Whitlock | August-September 1970 |
| Key To The Highway | Charles Segar, Willie Broonzy | August-September 1970 |
| Tracks side three: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| Tell The Truth | Eric Clapton, Bobby Whitlock | August-September 1970 |
| Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad? | Eric Clapton, Bobby Whitlock | August-September 1970 |
| Have You Ever Loved A Woman | Billy Myles | August-September 1970 |
| Tracks side four: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| Little Wing | Jimi Hendrix | August-September 1970 |
| It's Too Late | Chuck Willis | August-September 1970 |
| Layla | Eric Clapton, Jim Gordon | August-September 1970 |
| Thorn Tree In The Garden | Bobby Whitlock | August-September 1970 |
| Musicians on tracks with Eric Clapton: | ||
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| Guitar, Vocals | Eric Clapton | |
| Organ, Piano, Vocals | Bobby Whitlock | |
| Drums, Percussion | Jim Gordon | |
| Bass | Carl Radle | |
| Guitar | Duane Allman | |
My personal review and reflection: 
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| A delicious album. Pure pleasure to listen to. 77 minutes of great music. The most wellknown song is naturally "Layla", and its a masterpiece. But for me the best tracks on the album are "Nobody knows..." and "Have You Ever Loved A Woman". In "Have You Ever...", the emotion Eric displays in his playing and singing is fantastic. To hear Duane Allman in the left speaker and Eric in the right speaker in "Nobody Knows..", ....... I'm speechless! | ||