Description
You can enjoy the direct, real sound of a live performance, not the echo-like sound that is typical of live albums from that time.
As the opening band introduction said, you were a slow-hand.
I think there are many people who have not yet heard this album.
Five Live Yardbirds is a live album recorded and released in 1964 by the British rock band The Yardbirds. It is the band's official debut album.
John Mayall, who welcomed Clapton into his band after he left The Yardbirds, criticized this album, saying, "You can hear Eric's guitar solos on several songs, which is really wild. However, in terms of technique or technique, it's insignificant. It's too ordinary." On the other hand, Bruce Eder gave it a score of 4.5 out of 5 in Allmusic, saying, "In terms of performance and sound quality, it is the best live record of the mid-1960s."