Source...............: DVD PAL
Aspect Ratio.........: 1.33:1
Video Format.........: XviD
Resolution...........: 640x480
Video Bitrate........: 1150 kB/s
FPS..................: 25.000
Pixel Depth..........: 24 bits
Audio Format.........: AC3 CBR
Channels.............: 5.1
Audio Bitrate........: 448 kB/s
Sampling Rate........: 48 KHz
Language.............: English
Subtitles............: none
Runtime..............: 1:28:34
Release Date.........: 1 January 1997
Genre................: Concert Film/Music
IMDb Rating..........: 8.3/10 (56 votes)
Movie Information....: www.imdb.com/title/tt0308226/
File Validation......: QuickSFV
File Compression.....: RAR
File Size............: 0.99 GB
Part Size............: 14.31 MB
Number of Parts......: 71


Eric Clapton............Guitar, Vocals
Dave Bronze.............Bass Guitar
Steve Gadd..............Drums
Andy Fairweather-Low....Guitar
Jerry Portnoy...........Harmonica
Chris Stainton..........Keyboards
Roddy Lorimer...........The Kick Horns
Simon Clark.............The Kick Horns
Tim Sanders.............The Kick Horns
Katie Kissoon...........Backing Vocals
Tessa Niles.............Backing Vocals

Tracklist:

1. Layla - 6:06
2. Badge - 6:00
3. Hoochie Coochie Man - 3:09
4. I Shot The Sheriff - 8:31
5. It Hurts Me Too - 3:33
6. Wonderful Tonight - 4:26
7. Five Long Years - 10:50
8. Tearin' Us Apart - 5:53
9. Old Love - 8:10
10. I'm Tore Down - 3:18
11. Have You Ever Loved A Woman - 6:23
12. White Room - 5:15
13. Every Day I Have The Blues - 7:26
14. Holy Mother - 5:34

It's Saturday June 29 1996, and there are 150.000 fans in London's Hyde Park.
EC gives a glorious, outdoor concert and delivers a sizzling performance that opens with the acoustic 'Layla'.
Backed by a fantastic band, he has Katie Kissoon, a horn section, and a marvelous harmonica player in tow.
It all comes together immediately with great Clapton classics that include a version of 'I Shot The Sheriff'.
If you are a guitar fan, your jaw will drop at the 'Five Long Years' solo, as Eric goes deep into the blues.
The 5.1 audio mix is outstanding and the video is second to none, it's just like you're in the Park.
I have all of Clapton's releases to date, but this one just seems to be the perfect way to start the weekend.