Eric Clapton - Live at Budokan, Tokyo, 2001 is a remarkable concert by the legendary British guitarist and singer Eric Clapton. This performance took place on December 4, 2001, at the Budokan in Tokyo, Japan, and is celebrated for its exceptional musicianship and setlist.
Setlist: The concert featured a mix of Clapton's classic hits and newer songs, including "Key to the Highway," "Reptile," "Got You on My Mind," "Tears in Heaven," "Layla" (acoustic and electric versions), "Bell Bottom Blues," "Change the World," "River of Tears," "Cocaine," "Wonderful Tonight," and "Sunshine of Your Love".
Performance: Eric Clapton was accompanied by a stellar band, including Andy Fairweather Low (guitar/vocals), David Sancious (keyboards/guitar/vocals), Greg Phillinganes (keyboards), Nathan East (bass/vocals), and Steve Gadd (drums). The concert showcased Clapton's virtuosity and the band's tight, cohesive sound.
Production: The concert was characterized by its high-quality sound and lighting, creating an immersive experience for the audience.
Legacy: This concert is remembered for its outstanding performances and Clapton's ability to connect with his fans, making it a standout moment in his live performance history.
