Home → Eric Clapton → Reptile
Reptile
Rock · 2001 · 15 tracks

Reptile

Eric Clapton

A warm, polished collection of blues and soul covers mixed with originals. Mellow, sophisticated, and anchored by Clapton's signature fluid guitar phrasing.

March 2, 2001 · Avex Trax

Find on Amazon

A sophisticated and warm reflection on heritage, blending polished soul-pop with gentle blues.

Tracklist · 15 Tracks
01
Reptile
3:26
02
Got You on My Mind
4:30
03
Travelin’ Light
4:17
04
Believe in Life
5:06
05
Come Back Baby
3:54
06
Broken Down
5:27
07
Find Myself
5:15
08
I Ain’t Gonna Stand for It
4:50
09
I Want a Little Girl
2:58
10
Second Nature
4:48
11
Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
4:48
12
Modern Girl
4:49
13
Superman Inside
5:07
14
Son & Sylvia
4:44
15
Losing Hand
4:19
Moments Worth Listening For
The breezy, bossa nova-inspired instrumental title track that opens the album with unexpected lightness.
The gospel-tinged backing vocals that elevate the chorus of 'I Ain't Gonna Stand for It'.
The clean, melodic guitar solo on 'Believe in Life' that feels like a warm embrace.
The way Steve Gadd's precise, pocket-heavy drumming anchors the groove of 'Travelin' Light'.
Reviews
AllMusic
Read review
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Reptile sound next to the rest of Eric Clapton's catalogue?

Sunday Morning+2.0σ

Sunday Morning saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

If you loved this album for itsSound & genre

Ronan
Ronan
Ronan Keating
2000
Meanwhile
Meanwhile
Eric Clapton
2024
Back Home
Back Home
Eric Clapton
2005
Luck of the Draw
Luck of the Draw
Bonnie Raitt
1991
Continuum
Continuum
John Mayer
2006

Cassette uses generative AI to enrich its catalog. How we use AI →