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| 1 Boom Boom |
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| 2 Honey in Your Hips |
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| 3 Baby What's Wrong |
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| 4 I Wish You Would |
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| 5 A Certain Girl |
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| 6 Good Morning Little Schoolgirl |
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| 7 I Ain't Got You |
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| 8 For Your Love |
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| 9 Got to Hurry |
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| 10 Lonely Years |
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| 11 Bernard Jenkins |
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| 12 Hideaway |
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| 13 All Your Love |
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| 14 Rambling on My Mind |
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| 15 Have You Ever Loved a Woman |
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| 16 Wrapping Paper |
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| 17 I Feel Free |
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| 18 Spoonful |
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| 19 Lawdy Mama |
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| 20 Strange Brew |
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| 21 Sunshine of Your Love |
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| 22 Tales of Brave Ulysses |
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| 23 Steppin' Out |
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| 24 Anyone for Tennis |
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| 25 White Room |
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Album Review
A four-disc box set spanning Eric Clapton's entire career -- running from the Yardbirds to his '80s solo recordings -- "Crossroads" not only revitalized Clapton's commerical standing, but it established the rock & roll multi-disc box set retrospective as a commercially viable proposition. Bob Dylan's "Biograph" was successful two years before the release of "Crossroads", but Clapton's set was a bonafide blockbuster. And it's easy to see why. "Crossroads" manages to sum up Clapton's career succinctly and thoroughly, touching upon all of his hits and adding a bevy of first-rate unreleased material (most notably selections from the scrapped second Derek & the Dominos album). Although not all of his greatest performances are included on the set -- none of his work as a session musician or guest artist is included, for instance -- every truly essential item he recorded is present on these four discs. No other Clapton album accurately explains why the guitarist was so influential, or demonstrates exactly what he accomplished. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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