The American author and critic Anthony DeCurtis won a Grammy Award in 1988 for the best liner notes on an album. Bill Levenson also won a Grammy in 1988 for the album in the "Best Historical Album" category. Ronnie Wood designed the album cover and Mitchell Kanner the overall package.
Got to Get Better In A Little While (Derek and the Dominos)
Eric Clapton
5:31
2.
Evil (Derek and the Dominos)
Willie Dixon
4:25
3.
One More Chance (Derek and the Dominos)
Eric Clapton
3:17
4th
Mean Old Frisco (Derek and the Dominos)
Arthur Crudup
4:02
5.
Snake Lake Blues (Derek and the Dominos)
Eric Clapton, Bobby Whitlock
3:33
B side
No.
title
Songwriter
length
1.
Let it grow
Eric Clapton
4:56
2.
Ain't That Lovin You
Jimmy Reed
5:26
3.
Motherless Children
Traditional (arr.Clapton)
4:51
4th
I shot the sheriff
Bob Marley
7:48
5.
Better Make It Through Today
Eric Clapton
4:05
LP 5
A side
No.
title
Songwriter
length
1.
The Sky Is Crying
Morgan Robinson, Clarence Lewis, Elmore James
3:57
2.
I found a love
-
3:38
3.
(When Things Go Wrong) It Hurts Me Too
Mel London
5:34
4th
Watcha gonna do
Peter Tosh
3:01
5.
Knockin 'on Heaven's Door
Bob Dylan
4:21
6th
Someone Like You
Arthur Louis
4:30
B side
No.
title
Songwriter
length
1.
Hello Old Friend
Eric Clapton
3:34
2.
Sign Language
Bob Dylan
2:56
3.
Further On Up The Road
Don Robey, Joe Medwich Veasey
6:18
4th
Lay Down Sally
Eric Clapton, Marcy Levy
3:50
5.
Wonderful Tonight
Eric Clapton
3:42
LP 6
A side
No.
title
Songwriter
length
1.
Cocaine
JJ Cale
3:35
2.
Promises
Richard Feldman, Roger Linn
3:00
3.
If I Don't Be There By Morning
Bob Dylan, Helena Springs
4:34
4th
Double trouble
Otis Rush
8:01
5.
I Can't Stand It
Eric Clapton
4:09
6th
The Shape You're In
Eric Clapton
4:09
B side
No.
title
Songwriter
length
1.
Heaven is one step away
Eric Clapton
4:09
2.
She's waiting
Eric Clapton
4:55
3.
Too bad
Eric Clapton
2:37
4th
Miss you
Eric Clapton, Greg Phillinganes, Bobby Columby
5:05
5.
Wanna Make Love To You
Jerry Lynn Williams
5:43
6th
After midnight
JJ Cale
4:05
Overall length:
293: 03
Reception, charts and sales figures
Allmusic critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine awarded five of the five possible rating units for the album and noted that "no other Clapton album" explains why Clapton is "so influential". The album reached number 43 on the Billboard 200 and remained there for a total of 26 weeks.