Eric Clapton + The Yardbirds - Faces And Places Vol. 3

Year Released: This sounds like a compilation or archival release. Many "Faces and Places" style compilations focusing on early British blues-rock were released, particularly in the late 1980s or 1990s, as a retrospective on bands like The Yardbirds. The recordings themselves would date back to 1963-1965.
Genre: Blues Rock, British R&B, Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock (early stages).
Detailed Description Containing Key Facts: "Faces And Places Vol. 3" likely refers to a compilation album that showcases the early recordings of The Yardbirds, specifically during the period when Eric Clapton was their lead guitarist. Before his fame with Cream and his solo career, Clapton (dubbed "Slowhand") was a pivotal figure in The Yardbirds, helping to establish their reputation as one of the most innovative and influential bands of the British Invasion. This volume would feature tracks that highlight Clapton's raw, blues-purist guitar work, which contrasted with the band's more pop-oriented singles. Expect covers of American blues standards and early original material that demonstrate their blend of R&B, blues, and a garage-rock energy. This period was crucial in the development of British blues-rock, influencing countless bands that followed. The collection would appeal to fans interested in the foundational sound of British rock and the early evolution of one of its most legendary guitarists