Stages (Eric Clapton album) explained

Stages
Type:	compilation
Artist:	Eric Clapton
Cover:	Eric Clapton-Stages.jpg
Released:	May 27, 1993
Recorded:	1965–1977
Genre:	Blues rock
Length:	63:19
Label:	Karussell Records Spectrum Records

Stages is a compilation album by Eric Clapton, which was released in May 1993. It contains a collection of tracks from various stages of Clapton's long career up to that point in time.

Track listing

1. "Steppin' Out"
2. "Ramblin' On My Mind"
3. "Hideaway"
4. "Have You Heard"
5. "Out Side Woman Blues"
6. "Crossroads" (Live)
7. "They Call It Stormy Monday (Live)"
8. "Well Alright"
9. "Bell Bottom Blues"
10. "Blues Power" (Live)
11. "Drifting Blues" (Live)
12. "Mean Old Frisco"

Credits

• Ginger Baker – Drums
• Blind Faith – Performer
• Jack Bruce – Musician
• Eric Clapton – Arranger, Guitar, Musician, Vocals
• Derek & the Dominos – Performer
• Hughie Flint – Musician
• Jim Gordon – Musician
• Ric Grech – Musician
• John Mayall – Arranger, Musician, Guitar
• John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers – Performer
• Carl Radle – Musician
• Bobby Whitlock – Musician
• Steve Winwood – Guitar^[1]

Notes and References

1. Web site: Stages - Eric Clapton | Credits | AllMusic. 19 May 2021. AllMusic.