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  1. Despite the absence of second guitarist/keyboardist Albert Lee, the collective musicians for BEHIND THE SUN had impeccable credentials. Bassist Donald “Duck” Dunn was truly an R & B legend and Clapton alumni such as Jamie Oldaker (rated as one of Clapton’s best drummers) Marcy Levy were welcomed back into the fold.

  2. While filming The Blues Brothers, Dunn used a sunburst early '70s Fender Precision bass with a rosewood fretboard and a "tortoiseshell" pickguard. He also used a red 1966 Precision in some of the scenes, a bass stamped "Demo" on the back, which was later fitted with a late '60s Jazz Bass neck.

  3. Bassists Donald "Duck" Dunn from Booker T. & the MG's and Nathan East (later of the smooth jazz quartet Fourplay) also played on the sessions. In his autobiography, Clapton remembers the 1984 session pleasantly: "The whole thing is going so great, I hope it never stops."

  4. 11 de mar. de 2022 · Another track with star guests was Never Make You Cry. The only Clapton-Collins co-write on the album, it featured Donald “Duck” Dunn, from Stax house band Booker T And The MGs, and Nathan East from the jazz quartet Fourplay. “Eric liked it immediately”

  5. Bassists Donald Duck Dunn from Booker T. & the MG’s and Nathan East from the smooth jazz quartet Fourplay also played on the sessions. In his autobiography, Clapton remembers the 1984 session pleasantly: “The whole thing is going so great, I hope it never stops.”

  6. 24 de nov. de 2023 · Bassist Donald “Duck” Dunn is something of a legend himself among musicians, having played with Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Booker T and the MGs, the Blues Brothers, and dozens of others. The latest album to feature Dunn’s highly-touted basswork is Clapton’s own Behind the Sun , released earlier this year and the main reason for ...

  7. Writers Eddie Floyd, Eric Clapton, Jerry Lynn Williams & 4 more. Backing Vocals Eric Clapton, Greg Phillinganes, Jamie Oldaker & 5 more. Bass Donald “Duck” Dunn & Nathan East.