1970 August-September

Derek And The Dominos		Nudity - The Lost Radle Tapes  (Mid Valley 25/26)

Criteria Studios		Miami, FL


Disc 1  -  69.37    (The Lost Radle Tapes)
1	Have You Ever Loved A Woman  (Alt Vocal Take #1)	 7.09
2	Have You Ever Loved A Woman  (Alt Vocal Take #2)	 4.26
3	Bell Bottom Blues  (previously unreleased)		 1.25
4	Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad  (false start #1)	  .44
5	Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad  (Alt vocal take #2)	 4.55
6	Keep On Growing  (instrumental)				 6.27
7	I Looked Away  (Alt vocal take #1)			 3.24
8	Tell The Truth  (Backing Track Jam)			 2.31
9	Tell The Truth  (Alt Vocal Take #1			 4.01
10	I Looked Away  (Rough Mix)				 3.13
11	Jam  (instrumental)					20.46
12	Nobody Knows You  (instrumental)			 4.45
13	Bell Bottom Blues  (instrumental)			 5.51


Disc 2  -  71.25    (The Lost Radle Tapes, Jams, and Layla)
1	Anyday  (alternate take)				 6.16
2	Jam  (instrumental)					15.43
3	Jam  (instrumental)					17.49
4	Layla  (original mix)					 7.09	*
5	Layla  (Crossroads Box Set Mix)				 7.07	*
6	Layla  ("20th Anniversary Edition" Remix)		 7.05	*
7	Layla  (Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab Mix)			 7.04	*
8	Layla  (Japanese 3-inch single edit)			 3.12	*


        Duane Allman		Guitar
        Eric Clapton		Guitar, Vocals
        Jim Gordon		Percussion
        Carl Radle		Bass
        Bobby Whitlock		Organ, Piano, Vocals


	*  After comparing the various versions, I found the 20th Anniversary
	edition to be the most revealing.  A really good comparison point
	comes towards the end of first half of the song (before the piano
	section kicks in), where Duane is playing a mean slide over Clapton's
	guitar.  Towards the end of this section, Duane plays what I can best
	refer to as a twitter on his slide.  This is pretty much not noticeable
	on the original mix.  The other mixes do not improve its clarity much.
	Only the 20th Anniversary mix really reveals this little gem.  So, in
	summary I have to say the 20th Anniversary mix is the best of the bunch.