"Milkcow's Calf Blues", "Traveling Riverside Blues" & "If I had Possession Over Judgment Day" - Eric with the full band. These rock! Very intense and meant to be played loud. Sounds great on 5.1 DTS.Again, I'll post Robert's original in comments
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Live, intimate, and raw, Sessions For Robert J is the essential audio/video companion to Eric Clapton's 2004 gold, Top 10 Me And Mr. Johnson, tribute to blues legend Robert Johnson. Filmed during tour rehearsals in London and Dallas plus a Los Angeles hotel room and the Dallas warehouse where Johnson made some of his final recordings, Sessions for Robert J finds Clapton performing all Robert Jo...
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Eric Clapton has been invited to play a concert in North Korea, despite the country’s nuclear ambitions being a cause for international concern.The guitar legend is provisionally set to play the state capital Pyongyang in 2009, having agreed to the idea "in principle" reports the BBC.Clapton's performance would be unusual as rock and pop are forbidden in the isolated state, because of their Wes.
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Clapton + DylanHow could you go wrong?Always worth another listen
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Got Live, If you want It. Nice soundboard recording of George's tune from Eric's recent tour.
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On October 9th Clapton will release both his aptly-titled autobiography Clapton: The Autobiography and double-disc career-spanning album Complete Clapton. Complete Clapton begins with Clapton's guitar career in bands like Blind Faith and Cream. Songs from his 40 year repertoire, which garnered 18 Grammys, also include his solo work beginning with his 1970 self-titled album and ending with 2005...
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At the beginning of this year I decided I would teach myself to play a new instrument. Anyone will tell you that doing so invovlves a commited desire to burn away hours on end in boring repetitive practice. But in the end it pays off. The great pleasure derived from having mastered a goal makes it all worthwhile.So today I can say I am now a qualified air-guitar player. Don't laugh, those rock...
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That Clapton is a guitar god is pretty much accepted on every planet. Less appreciated I think, is his remarkable ability as a singer. Note I did not say vocalist, I said singer. Though it hasn't happened too often in his career, he has on occasion reached deep into a song to find his own turtured voice. Ironically Its usually a cover tune.So....The verdict?
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Guitar legends including Buddy Guy, B.B King and Clapton himself played for about 28,000 at Eric Clapton's second Crossroads Guitar Festival on Saturday. Held in Bridgeview, Illinois' Toyota Park, just outside Chicago, the event lasted 11 hours with promising artist like Robert Randolph, Beck and John Mayer also on hand with their axes. The sold out event shadowed 2004's inaugural affair that last
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Denver Broncos Cheerleader Renee.‘You know the sun is shining; it's raining in my heart. I don't know what to do since we've been apart. Why don't you tell me, babe, what is going on? …….. They're tearing us apart, They're breaking up my heart. I knew it from the start: Your friends are tearing us apart’. (ERIC CLAPTON)Hear ‘TEARING US APART’, ‘She’s Waiting’, ‘Before You Accus
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What can I add to the canon of Clapton inspired posts? Not much, really. His guitar playing is hailed far and wide and has been for years. There's nothing I can say about that that hasn't been said, infinitely better. many times right here in the MOGOS. But this one is Eric singing, sure he plays some low key guitar, but its his vocals that star here. This is one great performance.
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This Blues chestnut served as a firey duel between two masters at the height of their powers. Eric Clapton is a devote STUDENT. He has Studied the Blues. But is Eric a BLUESMAN?I don't think so...I'll explain later, What do you think?
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Anybody else catch this review by Stephen King of "Clapton"?"Most A.A. meetings begin with the chairman offering his qualifications at the head table next to the coffee maker. This qualification is more commonly known in the program as the drunkalogue. It’s a good word, with its suggestions of inebriated travel, and it certainly fits Eric Clapton’s account of his life. “Clapton” is nothing
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This isn't the most musically relevent post in Mog's history...but this is my new dawg!
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MUSIC NEWS - WithBruce Springsteen's appearance at the October 29 show at Madison Sqaure Garden in doubt, ERIC CLAPTON, 64,has announced that he will be unable to appear due to gallstone sugery. Bruce cancelled his show last night in Kansas Citydue tothe death of a cousin, a road crew member.A statement released from Clapton's team said Eric"will spend time recuperating at home in the UK and is...
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