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  1. The album was recorded at The Band 's Shangri-la Studios in March 1976, and included involvement from all five members of The Band; Rick Danko shared vocals with Clapton on "All Our Past Times", which he co-wrote with Clapton. The album also includes a duet with Bob Dylan on his otherwise unreleased song "Sign Language".

  2. No Reason to Cry fue grabado en los estudios Shangri-La, propiedad de The Band, en marzo de 1976, y contó con la colaboración de los miembros del grupo: Rick Danko coescribió y cantó con Clapton en «All Our Past Times». Además, incluyó un dúo con Bob Dylan en el tema «Sign Language».

  3. www.eric-clapton.co.uk › collection › albumsAlbum - No Reason To Cry

    Although NO REASON TO CRY was viewed at the time as a welcome return to commercial form following the poor sales of THERE'S ONE IN EVERY CROWD, the album is probably not essential to the casual fan. "Beautiful Thing" written by Richard Manuel and Rick Danko is a meandering composition with Clapton and Wood exchanging languid guitar licks.

  4. 27 de ago. de 2021 · Eric Clapton's 'No Reason to Cry' was released in August 1976. Eric Clapton's 'No Reason to Cry' was released in August 1976. ... Clapton lets his collaborators run free: A Rick Danko and ...

  5. historiasderock.com › eric-clapton-1976-no-reason-to-cry1976- No Reason To Cry

    El dúo con el bajista Rick Danko "All Our Past Times ", y con Bob Dylan en "Sign Language" es memorable. Como resultado, el álbum es una buena compra para los fans de Bob Dylan y The Band, pero no necesariamente para los de Eric Clapton.

  6. 01. Beautiful Thing. Eric Clapton. No Reason To Cry. 04:26. Composers: Rick Danko - Richard G. Manuel. 02. Carnival. Eric Clapton. No Reason To Cry. 03:44. Composers: Eric Clapton. 03. Sign Language. Eric Clapton. No Reason To Cry. 02:58. Composers: Bob Dylan. 04. County Jail Blues. Eric Clapton. No Reason To Cry. 04:00. Composers: Alfred Fields.

  7. Bob Dylan, Rick Danko and Richard Manuel leave their mark, but it’s gloomy. Dylan’s contribution, “Sign Language,” is goofy — it invokes the name of Link Wray and not much else.