The title is the address of the house where they lived during recording.
His second solo album, released in 1974, marked a remarkable comeback for the singer after recovering from drug addiction, and reached number one on the US charts.
The single "I Shot the Sheriff" was a cover of Bob Marley's song, which reached number one in the US, and "Steady Rollin' Man" was a cover of Robert Johnson's song, which had a major impact on him.
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A:
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1)
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Motherless Children
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2)
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Give Me Strength
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3)
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Willie And The Hand Jive
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4)
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Get Ready
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5)
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I Shot The Sheriff
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B:
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1)
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I Can't Hold Out
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2)
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Please Be With Me
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3)
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Let It Grow
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4)
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Steady Rollin' Man
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5)
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Mainline Florida
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Vocals - Eric Clapton
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Engineer - Karl Richardson
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Producer - Tom Dowd
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Bass - Carl Radle
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Engineer [Assistant] - Steve Klein
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Photography By - David Gahr
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Arranged By - The Robert Stigwood Organisation
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Art Direction - Bob Defrin
