461 Ocean Boulevard by Eric Clapton from RSO (2479 118)

Experience one of the most iconic albums in rock history with "461 Ocean Boulevard" by Eric Clapton, originally released in 1974. This album marked a pivotal moment in Clapton's career, showcasing his return to the music scene after overcoming personal struggles. Featuring Clapton's signature blend of blues, rock and reggae influences, this vinyl edition from RSO (catalogue no. 2479 118) delivers timeless hits like "I Shot the Sheriff", "Let It Grow" and "Motherless Children."

Known for its laid-back groove and masterful guitar work, "461 Ocean Boulevard" captures Clapton at his best, offering a unique blend of soulful vocals and intricate instrumentals. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Clapton’s genius for the first time, this album is a must-have for any vinyl collection.

Key Features:

• Classic Eric Clapton album featuring timeless hits like "I Shot the Sheriff"
• A blend of blues, rock and reggae influences
• Originally released in 1974, this vinyl edition is a collector’s item
• Perfect for fans of classic rock and blues music
• Beautifully packaged with vintage artwork and liner notes

Why You’ll Love It: "461 Ocean Boulevard" is more than just an album—it’s a landmark in Eric Clapton’s illustrious career. From its chart-topping singles to its deeper, introspective tracks, this record is a reflection of Clapton’s artistic growth and resilience. Ideal for classic rock enthusiasts and vinyl collectors, this album is a timeless piece of music history.

Specifications:

• Artist: Eric Clapton
• Label: RSO Records
• Format: Vinyl (catalogue no. 2479 118)
• Genre: Rock / Blues Rock
• Release Date: 1974
• Condition: Album has light scuffs but is in very good plus condition. Gatefold sleeve has edge scuffs and age related marks but is in very good condition. A1/B1 UK press.

Relive the magic of Eric Clapton’s "461 Ocean Boulevard" on vinyl. Add this essential record to your collection and enjoy the legendary sound of one of rock's greatest musicians.