where can I get a copy of Eric Clapton's concert with the national philharmonic that was on the radio early 90

Question

It was on Radio 1 or 2 around 1991 I think. I had it on tape but lost it :-(

Answer 1

Yes, it was 1991 and no, it's not rare.

Here's a write-up on the album (it's a 2-disc set):

'Here's something for the Clapton fan who enjoys hearing him play in all manner of contexts. On this two-CD set, recorded over a 24-night stand at London's Albert Hall, Clapton performs with a stripped-down four-piece band; a more lushly arranged nonet, an all-star blues lineup featuring stellar guitarists Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, and Jimmie Vaughan as well as legendary pianist Johnnie Johnson; and a full orchestra conducted by Michael Kamen. Most fans will find the blues segment the most endearing, but the album proves that Clapton is a blues-rock master who can excel in almost any setting.'

The album is here:

http://www.murashev.com/dmdl/disk.php?id=919

I have no doubt that Amazon and any of the other large online retailers would carry it too. It's also available as a concert DVD.

Answer 2

Contact those who recorded or broadcast it. If it was an official release, amazon.com is the bets way to go. Bootlegger websites & yahoo groups. EBay of course. Local rare record/CD shops.