Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs

Timeless classic not just for Clapton fans. Great music for the masses!

The last and best of the "Super groups" of the 60's. Eric Clapton assembled a stellar album using the rhythm section of Delaney and Bonnie's touring band with the addition of Duane Allman on slide guitar. Very Highly Recommended!

Sounds just as good now as when it came out!!!

This is one of the most under appreciated albums of the sixties and seventies. Classic rock stations should put all the cuts on this album on rotation.

Good to hear Clapton in his early days. The sound quality of the cd is not top shelf. Being it isn't remastered from the original press. Gives you the sound of the ol LP days. Bringing back the days of ol school records. We'll worth the investment

This is not a review of the music, everyone knows it's a rock classic, rather this is a review of the CD product. Everything is fine as far as packaging and audio quality, the only thing I noticed was that no digital info displays regarding song titles or the length of the song. The only thing that displays is "Title 1", "Title 2", etc.

I have always loved this album. It's awesome. The title says it all "Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs." The songs are all about love, unrequited love, heartbreak, sadness & more love. The cover painting is iconic & lovely. Eric Clapton, Duane Allman & all who played & sang on this album are/were incredibly talented. Derek & The Dominos only album is a masterpiece in my opinion.

In 1970 I was still in High School. This album was everywhere on the radio but it just didn't connect with me. Now 54 years later, I am blown away. It is outstanding and an important add to everyone's collection.

昔やはりアナログ版持ってました。長い間デジタルで聴いていたのですが、このアナログ版のHave you ever loved a woman?圧巻です。ぜひいいオーディオプレイヤーでコーヒーでも飲みながら聴いてみてください。何かいい脳内物質が出てきます。

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Classic album. Only record Duane Allman & Eric Clapton played guitar together Never hear like of this again Lizard

Excellentissime !

No comment on the music - „Layla …“ is on of the greatest bluesrock recordings ever. It was relevant then and still is today. Pressing and sound quality of this vinyl issue are imho perfect. Some reviewers here have rated the sound and pressing quality down - I definitely do not agree to that. The discs are perfectly plane, there is no hiss and the mixing is definitely not muddy and gives not to much weight to the bass. Remember folks: it’s a recording from the early 1970s The sound of this vinyl edition is clear but not as sharp as currently available mp3 releases e.g. on popular streaming platforms, providing a very smooth and comforting listening experience that takes you back in the time. I have also the live recording of E.C. in San Diego 2007 (with J.J. Cale) where he covered a lot of material from this album, but the original recording remains unmatched.