Just One Night (Eric Clapton Album) - Band Members

Band Members

  • Eric Clapton: guitar, vocals
  • Henry Spinetti: drums
  • Chris Stainton: keyboards
  • Albert Lee: guitar, organ on "Worried Life Blues", and vocals on "Setting Me Up" and "All Our Past Times"
  • Dave Markee: bass guitar
Eric Clapton
Studio albums
  • Eric Clapton
  • 461 Ocean Boulevard
  • There's One in Every Crowd
  • No Reason to Cry
  • Slowhand
  • Backless
  • Another Ticket
  • Money and Cigarettes
  • Behind the Sun
  • Edge of Darkness
  • August
  • Journeyman
  • Rush
  • From the Cradle
  • Pilgrim
  • Riding with the King
  • Reptile
  • Me and Mr. Johnson / Sessions for Robert J
  • Back Home
  • The Road to Escondido
  • Clapton
Live albums
  • Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert
  • E. C. Was Here
  • Just One Night
  • Time Pieces Vol.II Live in the Seventies
  • 24 Nights
  • Unplugged
  • Crossroads 2: Live in the Seventies
  • One More Car, One More Rider
  • Live from Madison Square Garden
  • Play the Blues Live from Jazz at Lincoln Center
Compilation albums
  • Guitar Boogie (w/ Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page)
  • The History of Eric Clapton
  • Eric Clapton at His Best
  • Clapton
  • Steppin' Out
  • Timepieces: The Best of Eric Clapton
  • Backtrackin'
  • The Cream of Eric Clapton
  • Crossroads
  • Story
  • The Cream of Clapton
  • Blues
  • Clapton Chronicles: The Best of Eric Clapton
  • Complete Clapton
Associated acts
  • The Yardbirds
  • Immediate All-Stars
  • John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers
  • Eric Clapton and the Powerhouse
  • Cream
  • Free Creek
  • Dire Straits
  • George Harrison
  • The Dirty Mac
  • The Band
  • Blind Faith
  • Derek and the Dominos
  • Roger Waters
  • Delaney, Bonnie & Friends
  • Plastic Ono Band
  • Paul McCartney
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  • Discography
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  • Crossroads Centre
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