''Live In Hyde Park'' is

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recorded by blues-rock guitarist

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on 29 June 1996 in London's Hyde Park. The concert was presented by the MasterCard Masters of Music for

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and featured songs from right across his career. The VHS of the footage from the concert was released in 1997, followed by a DVD version in 2001.

Track listing (DVD)

1. Layla (

, Jim Gordon)
2. Badge (

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3. Hoochie Coochie Man (

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4. I Shot The Sheriff (

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5. It Hurts Me Too (

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6. Wonderful Tonight (

)
7. Five Long Years (

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8. Tearing Us Apart (

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9. Old Love (

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10. I'm Tore Down (

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11. Have You Ever Loved A Woman (

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12. White Room (

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13. Every Day I Have The Blues (

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14. Holy Mother (

, Stephen Bishop) The VHS release omits "Hoochie Coochie Man" and "It Hurts Me Too".

Personnel

– electric guitar · acoustic guitar · vocals *

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– Bass Guitar *

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– Drums *

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– Guitars · vocals *

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– Harmonica *

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– Keyboards *

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· Simon Clarke · Tim Sanders –

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– Backing Vocals *The East London Gospel Choir *Julia Knowles – Director *Harvey Goldsmith – Executive producer *Michele Hockley – Producer *David May – Producer *Edward Simons – Producer *Ray Still – Executive producer (Warner Music Vision) *Dave Gardener – Film editing *Dennis Arnold – Event production manager *Annie Crofts – Production manager *Mike Double – Event production manager *Mnicholike Double – Production manager *Jonathan Park – Set designer · stage designer *Simon Climie – 5.1 Surround production *

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– 5.1 Surround mixer *Chris Hedges – Sound engineer *Chris Hey – Sound consultant *Bob Ludwig – Mastering *Steve May – Monitor engineer *Dave Porter – Sound mixer *Will Shapland – Sound mixer *David Woolley – Sound mixer *Nick Brown – Audio stage tech *Chris Hedges – Live audio engineering *Steve May – Live audio engineering *Nick Brown – Live audio engineering *Tom Kenny – Lighting designer · lighting operator *Phil Piotrowsky – Camera supervisor *Naomi Neufeld – Vision mixer *Clive Brinkworth – Guitar technician *Lee Dickson – Guitar technician *Richard Sharman – Drum technician *Vincent Baker – Keyboard technician *Chuck Crampton – Site coordinator (Unusual Services) *Ivan Douglass – Floor manager *Roger Forrester – Manager *Alan Jacobi – Site coordinator (Unusual Services) *Steve Jones – Stage manager *Brian Lee – DVD authoring · graphics *Penny Marciano – DVD production coordinator *Katie McCann – Production coordinator *Manique Ratner – Assistant to director *Julie Sykes – Floor manager *Tony Wheeler – Site coordinator (Unusual Services) *Raena Winscott – DVD production coordinator *Gateway Mastering

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References

{{Authority control Eric Clapton live albums 1997 live albums Warner Records live albums 1997 video albums Live video albums Warner Records video albums Eric Clapton video albums