Clapton solo songs in which someone else sings lead*

Roll It - Off of the album Backless

 

This would exclude collaborative releases (ie B.B. King, J.J. Cayle) or live recordings.

 

I don’t understand

 

He's playing guitar and someone else is singing.

 

Thanks for the clarification.

 

If I may suggest a different title:

Clapton solo songs in which he doesn't sing.

 

That could be construed as instrumentals

 

Or "Clapton solo songs in which someone else sings lead"

 

"Jingle Bells" (w/sampled vocals) on the Christmas album if that counts.

 

Not on an album, but the remix of "Inside Of Me" on the import single to "My Father's Eyes" has just the backing vocals w/o EC's lead. (Which, by the way, I like better than the album version on Pilgrim)

 

Would "Don't Know Which Way to Go" from the Rush Soundtrack work?? Apparently Eric Clapton plays on that one with Buddy Guy (who does the Vocals)..

 

I know EC has done stuff for a lot of other artists too (Elton John, Phil Collins, etc.) so, we'll just keep it limited to his solo albums.

 

ooh. Then maybe "It's Probably Me" from the Lethal Weapon 3 soundtrack might technically also work since I think Eric's playing on the entire album as well. But probably not what your really looking for...

 

I guess I just thought it was unusual that on a release of his own material there was someone else singing the lead snd was curious if there were any other examples of this.

https://www.whereseric.com/the-vault/song-information/songs-marcy-levy-recorded-eric-clapton

 

The 1977 Hammersmith discs in the Slowhand deluxe set. Yvonne Elliman sings/plays acoustic on Can’t Find My Way Home. Marcy Levy takes a lead vocal and plays acoustic on Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out