ERIC CLAPTON & J.J.CALE - The Road To Escondido (2006)

After years of admiring each other's musical masterworks, guitar great J.J. Cale and Rock and Roll Hall of
Famer/Grammy-winner Eric Clapton have teamed up to create an original album together called The Road to
Escondido. The resulting hybrid sound defies labels, and instead finds influence across the spectrum of blues,
rock, country, and fold. The songs are warm and rich with deep-flowing rhythms while using an economy of words
to express much.

01. Danger
02. Heads in Georgia
03. Missing Person
04. When This War Is Over
05. Sporting Life Blues
06. Dead End Road
07. It?s Easy
08. Hard To Thrill
09. Anyway The Wind Blows
10. Three Little Girls
11. Don?t Cry Sister
12. Last Will and Testament
13. Who Am I Telling You
14. Ride The River


Vocals and Guitars: J.J. Cale, Eric Clapton

Drums: Jim Karstein, James Cruce, Steve Jordan, Abraham Laboriel Junior

Bass: Gary Gilmore, Willie Weeks, Nathan East, Pino Palladino

Hammond Organ, Wurlitzer Piano & Rhodes: Billy Preston

Acoustic Piano, Wurlitzer Piano & Rhodes: Walt Richmond

Keyboards: J.J. Cale

Guitars: Doyle Bramhall II, Derek Trucks, John Mayer, Albert Lee

Acoustic Guitar & Background Vocals: Christine Lakeland

Percussion: David Teegarden, James Cruce, Jim Karstein

Harmonica: Taj Mahal

Fiddle: Dennis Caplinger

Horns: Bruce Fowler, Marty Grebb, Steve Madaio, Jerry Peterson