All instruments by Joris Sikken except  Leon Elias on drums

Reggae revolution (instrumental)

ed - bas
felicien - drums
joris - lead vox
marcel - guitar vox
leon - keys vox

Kingsound - dec 2011 police and thieves @ workingsounds 2

All our past times - eric clapton 

all instruments played by leon elias, except mandolin played by joris sikken
arrangements, recording and producing leon elias @ workingsounds studio

This song deserves a place next to "Layla" among the songs of lost or unrequited love that Eric Clapton has written and performed. The version from the live session on the "Just One Night" album is the definitive version. Clapton's playing is so emotion laden that it's hard to listen to this song and not think about one's own lost loves. The song's melodic phrasing is soft, but with a edge that speaks of the anquish of a man who knows that, somewhere in the past, he lost his chance at true love: the type of love that makes one weak in the knees at the sight of one's lover; that makes one physically ill when one realizes that the relationship is no longer what it was and one's life is the poorer for it.

Reggae revolution (instrumental)

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