eric Clapton
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Slowhand is back with a terrific 14-track blues album of tastefully chosen covers, like the beautifully reimagined pop standards Autumn Leaves and How...

Eric Clapton’s nineteenth solo album is a largely anonymous collection of original songs intermixed with blues numbers and pop standards. Perhaps beca...

Ronnie Wood – I Feel Like Playing (Eagle Records)How does a rock & roll guitar god age gracefully Or, even a better question, how does one get older ...

Eric Clapton's recent albums have been tough sells for me, not because I'm one of those rigid sort who can't stomach the idea of rock and rollers over...

In some ways, Clapton provides the successful album that Eric Clapton seems to have been moving towards over the past decade. The album, a far cry fro...

Slowhand goes genre-hopping Several Claptons come out to play on the man’s first album in five years to feature new material, so don’t let the by-th...

Sound: On this album Eric Clapton returns once again to his musical roots, even going a bit further than on any record he has done before. Clapton sai...

Eric Clapton's last couple of albums have been collaborations, with J J Cale and Steve Winwood respectively, and it's fair to say that the success o...

Eric Clapton basically makes two kinds of solo albums. There are his escapes from the strict letter and law of electric blues: the brisk white soul of...