Eric Clapton Video:

		List Price: $19.98		Label: Warner Bros / Wea Salesrank: 10285 Released: November 5, 2002
		Our Price: $12.21
		Used Price: $9.00
		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: DVD

Eric Clapton - One More Car One More Rider Reviews:
HOW TO DEFINE "COOL"
2008-05-13 - WASN'T SURE WHAT "COOL" REALLY MEANT UNTIL I SAW THIS DVD. SIX GREAT MUSICOS DELIVERING TWENTY GREAT SONGS AS IF THEY WERE JAMMING IN THE LIVINGROOM. SLOW, EASY AND WITH STYLE THAT COMES FROM JUST FEELING THE MUSIC. ONE OF THE FEW VIDEO PRESENTATIONS THAT ACTUALLY MAKES THE MUSIC SOUND BETTER. IF YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN "COOL" IN YOUR LIFE......LISTEN AND WATCH THIS DVD. YOU WILL THEN BE "COOL' FOREVER.

decent show, but not particularly remarkable
2008-04-27 - my primary objection to this show is that it is too slow and "sentimental" david sancious is a brilliant musician but his talents are mis-used here...the set list is a bit sleepy, and while there is some ripping blues as the show progresses, the sense of the dvd as a whole is that it is one collective "nap time"

Great experience for Clapton fans.
2008-03-16 - Outstanding! I first rented this DVD, then went out and bought one for both me and my brother.
Sit back with a bottle of wine and enjoy this one. It's really a fantastic experience.

A MUST HAVE!
2008-03-12 - Even if you are not an Eric Clapton fan, this DVD is great music. The sound is excellent and Eric can play guitar like no one else. He mixes old classic Clapton with lots of blues that is just unbelievable. BUY IT!

Better With Age
2007-12-11 - As a long time fan, this is one of the best live DVD concerts ever. It was done in Long Beach, California about five years ago and was filmed at the last minute...never really intended to be taken to the market for many years. The musicans are top flight, the music is well arranged and superbly played. I really enjoyed listening to the late Billy Preston jamming on that Hammond organ...he added a lot to the band's sound. The instruments ran the gamut from classic guitars of the 40's and 50's to the latest stuff Fender makes as well as some electronic synthesizer stuff from Dave Sanchez that sounded a lot like a saxophone, but he was playing it on a keyboard and blowing into a reed of some kind. I especially enjoyed the last song they played..."Somewhere Over The Rainbow"...it was a remarkable sound from the late 1930's that was arranged and played to perfection. Love him or hate him...Eric Clapton is an icon in the guitar world who can hold his own with just about anybody esle on the planet.