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Eric Clapton: Unknown Land Of The South. 1975 Australian Tour. (Tarantura :: TCDEC-45,46)
Recorded Live at Hordern Pavilion, Sydney+ Festival Hall, Brisbane; Australia - April 17 & 23, 1975.
Soundboard Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC (lossless).

Disc 1
01. Introduction
02. Let It Grow
03. Tell The Truth
04. Better Make It Through Today
05. Badge
06. I Shot The Sheriff
07. Teach Me To Be Your Woman
08. Band Introduction
09. Steady Rollin' Man
10. Key To The Highway

Disc 2
01. Can't Find My Way Home
02. Blues Power Intro
03. All I Have To Do Is Dream
04. Blues Power
05. Driftin' Blues
06. Crossroads
07. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
08. Driftin' Blues
09. Layla
10. Opposites
11. Let It Rain
12. Little Wing

Disc 3
01. Introduction
02. Badge
03. Milk Cow Calf Blues
04. When You've Got A Good Friend
05. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
06. Steady Rollin' Man
07. Two Ladies Introduction
08. Can't Find My Way Home
09. Teach Me To Be Your Woman

Disc 4
01. Interval
02. Let It Rain
03. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
04. I Shot The Sheriff
05. Layla
06. All I Have To Do Is Dream
07. Little Wing
08. Little Queenie

*** 1975 Australian Tour ***

Personnel: Eric Clapton: Guitar, Vocals :: George Terry: Guitar :: Dick Sims: Keyboards :: Jamie Oldaker: Drums :: Carl Radle: Bass :: Yvonne Elliman: Backing Vocals :: Marcy Levy: Backing Vocals .

Notes: Despite extensive touring in his previous and reaching world wide success in the Yardbirds, Cream, Blind Faith and as a solo artists, it took twelve years from the start of his career for Eric Clapton to finally play live in Australia. Beginning with warm up shows in Hawaii and New Zealand, he played fifteen shows over a two week period in Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne, Perth and six shows in the capital Sydney with support from popular Australian soul singer Renée Geyer. He revealed a new paradigm for the shows which, in contrast to the preceding year, omits the opening acoustic numbers and focus solely upon the electric.

There’s One In Every Crowd, his follow up to the popular 461 Ocean Boulevard, was released the previous month and the new songs were slowly introduced into the set list. Besides the great performances, the only incident of note is when Clapton became ill due to food poisoning in the April 20th show, ending it after only seventy-five minutes. A free concert on April 22nd was held as a make up and Clapton shaved his beard off. Two very enjoyable soundboards circulate from this tour and make up Unknown Land Of The South on Tarantura. <-(Info taken from collectormusicreview.com).