Album: Bobby Whitlock, Where There's a Will There's a Way (FDR)

Saturday 22 June 2013 18:38 BST

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Anguished-sounding Tennessee singer/keyboards player Whitlock followed Eric Clapton from Delaney & Bonnie into Derek and the Dominos.

This CD collects his two solo albums from 1972, with Clapton, George Harrison and Klaus Voormann among the Home Counties rock royalty. There are a few too many Southern boogies and country parodies, but the exquisite acoustic ballads (mostly from Whitlock's first album) make up for it.

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