MFSL SEALED LP---Eric Clapton, S/T

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Offered here for your consideration is Eric Clapton’s solo debut album, Eric Clapton.  This is a SEALED Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs Original Master Recording.  This LP is in Mo-Fi’s Anadisc series, meaning it’s a 200 gram LP.  This particular album is Special Limited Edition No. 2310.

This Mo-Fi LP is in perfect condition.  There are no seam splits or tears.  The original seal is completely intact, with no rips along the perforation.  The album information is nicely centered along the spine.  This LP, like all my LPs, was stored vertically in a record rack, in a pet-free and smoke-free home with year-round climate control.  The album looks absolutely brand-spanking new and factory fresh.

AMG has this to say about the album:  “Eric Clapton's eponymous solo debut was recorded after he completed a tour with Delaney & Bonnie. Clapton used the core of the duo's backing band and co-wrote the majority of the songs with Delaney Bramlett — accordingly, Eric Clapton sounds more laid-back and straightforward than any of the guitarist's previous recordings. There are still elements of blues and rock & roll, but they're hidden beneath layers of gospel, R&B, country, and pop flourishes. And the pop element of the record is the strongest of the album's many elements — "Blues Power" isn't a blues song and only "Let It Rain," the album's closer, features extended solos. Throughout the album, Clapton turns out concise solos that de-emphasize his status as guitar god, even when they display astonishing musicality and technique.”

Check my feedback and bid with confidence.  Shipping is a flat $7 for USPS priority mail service, and the LP will be shipped in a sturdy and reinforced LP mailer.  Insurance is optional but always recommended.  Fast turnaround time—I’ll get your album in the mail within two days of auction’s close

Back in the 1960s, there were bumper stickers declaring “Clapton is God.”  Get this album and see why Clapton was idolized as a rock guitar deity.  Songs include such classics as “After Midnight,” “Blues Power,” “Lovin’ You Lovin’ Me,” and “Let It Rain.”