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  • Eric Clapton with JJ Cale – Anyway The Wind Blows

    Eric Clapton with JJ Cale – Anyway The Wind Blows

    Watch the official live video for Anyway The Wind Blows by Eric Clapton with JJ Cale from the album Live In San Diego With Special Guest JJ Cale.

    Listen to Live In San Diego With Special Guest JJ Cale here: https://amzn.to/3byzEUP

    Eric Clapton

    Clapton was born in 1945 in Ripley, Great Britain. At the age of 13, he became interested in music. His favorite artists were Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly. Already as a student of the school of fine arts, Clapton began to play the guitar imitating his then blues idols: B. B. King, Big Bill Broonzy, and Muddy Waters. In 1963, he began working with the rhythm and blues group The Roosters. The next formation is Casey Jones And The Engineers. In the same year, Clapton started to play with The Yardbirds. After 18 months, he abandoned The Yardbirds and began working with Bluesbreakers.

    In 1966, Clapton, along with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, founded a supergroup – the legendary band Cream. During three years of existence, they recorded some great albums, including “Fresh Cream,” “Disraeli Gears,” “Wheels Of Fire,” or “Goodbye” and concert records. After the closure of Cream in 1969, Clapton played Blind Faith for a year and then joined Delaney And Bonnie And Friends, with whom he recorded the album “Delaney And Bonnie And Friends.”

    Solo career in the seventies

    In 1970, Clapton decided to start a solo career and released the album “Eric Clapton.” Unfortunately, the record did not find recognition in the eyes of fans, and therefore a new formation was created – Derek And The Dominos. With this band, he recorded one of Clapton’s most famous songs – the composition “Layla.”

    In August 1974, the album “461 Ocean Boulevard” was released on the market, which included, among others, Clapton’s great hit single promoting the album – “I Shot the Sheriff” – a cover of Bob Marley’s song. The next records are a real success story – “There’s One in Every Crowd” (1975), “E.C. Was Here” (1975), “No Reason to Cry” (1976).

    In 1977, Clapton released one of his best albums – “Slowhand.” The songs include “Cocaine,” “Lay Down Sally” and “Wonderful Tonight.” The 1980s belonged to Clapton, each of his albums brought another great hit that conquered the listings. Despite this “commercial course,” the artist was still able to please fans of his earlier, more ambitious incarnation, proposing excellent releases such as “August” (1987) or “Journeyman” (1989).

    Unplugged

    In 1991, a series of professional successes was interrupted by the tragic death of his son. Under the influence of this sad event, he wrote the song “Tears In Heaven.” Clapton recorded it during the performance for MTV, entitled “Unplugged.”

    In 2000, the musician paid tribute to his idol B.B. King. Both great artists decided to play songs that they once recorded on their own. The result of their cooperation was the album “B.B. King And Eric Clapton – Riding With The King.” A year later, the album “Reptile” was released. In 2002, the concert records “One More Car, One More Rider” hit the market, consisting of two C.D.s and a DVD. There were both newer Clapton songs like “My Father’s Eyes,” and “Tears In Heaven” as well as great hits – “Cocaine,” “Layla.

  • Eric Clapton – Motherless Children

    Eric Clapton – Motherless Children

    Engage your senses: Dive into the video, then stimulate your brain with the article.

    “Live in San Diego”: A Must-Have for Eric Clapton Fans!

    “Live in San Diego” is a live album and DVD release by legendary guitarist Eric Clapton. This record captures one of the most electrifying performances of his career, featuring special guests J.J. Cale, Robert Cray, Doyle Bramhall II, and Derek Trucks. It’s the second collaboration between Clapton and Cale, following the 2006 release of “The Road to Escondido”.

    What makes “Live in San Diego” so special is the chemistry between Clapton and his musical guests. The album showcases the musical prowess of these talented musicians in a live setting, and it’s a feast for the ears. The live performance is a blend of blues, rock, and great music, creating a unique sound that’s both powerful and relaxed.

    Equally Impressive Performance: The Live in San Diego DVD

    The DVD of the performance is equally impressive. It’s a 2-hour long visual feast that captures the energy and excitement of the live performance. The visuals are sharp and vibrant, and they do justice to the musical talent on display.

    This album is also significant as it marks Clapton’s first new live music with Robert Cray since 1991’s “24 Nights”. The album, which was recorded in 2007 during the “Doyle & Derek World Tour” at the Ipayone Center in San Diego, features a total of 16 tracks and is available on compact disc, gramophone record, and as a digital download.

    In conclusion, “Live in San Diego” is a must-have for fans of Eric Clapton. It’s a thrilling live experience that showcases the musical prowess of Clapton and his musical guests. Whether you’re a fan of blues, rock, or just great music in general, this album and DVD are sure to satisfy your musical cravings.

    A 2-hour (limited edition) live DVD version was released on 10 March 2017 (on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the concert), and you can get it here: https://amzn.to/3l8GFjq

    Video source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9d2ZeAvBgA

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  • Eric Clapton with JJ Cale – Anyway The Wind Blows

    Eric Clapton with JJ Cale – Anyway The Wind Blows

    Eric Clapton with JJ Cale – Anyway The Wind Blows
    Eric Clapton with JJ Cale – Anyway The Wind Blows

    Watch the official live video for Anyway The Wind Blows by Eric Clapton with JJ Cale from the album Live In San Diego With Special Guest JJ Cale.

    Listen to Live In San Diego With Special Guest JJ Cale here: https://amzn.to/3byzEUP

    Eric Clapton

    Clapton was born in 1945 in Ripley, Great Britain. At the age of 13, he became interested in music. His favorite artists were Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly. Already as a student of the school of fine arts, Clapton began to play the guitar imitating his then blues idols: B. B. King, Big Bill Broonzy, and Muddy Waters. In 1963, he began working with the rhythm and blues group The Roosters. The next formation is Casey Jones And The Engineers. In the same year, Clapton started to play with The Yardbirds. After 18 months, he abandoned The Yardbirds and began working with Bluesbreakers.

    In 1966, Clapton, along with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, founded a supergroup – the legendary band Cream. During three years of existence, they recorded some great albums, including “Fresh Cream,” “Disraeli Gears,” “Wheels Of Fire,” or “Goodbye” and concert records. After the closure of Cream in 1969, Clapton played Blind Faith for a year and then joined Delaney And Bonnie And Friends, with whom he recorded the album “Delaney And Bonnie And Friends.”

    Solo career in the seventies

    In 1970, Clapton decided to start a solo career and released the album “Eric Clapton.” Unfortunately, the record did not find recognition in the eyes of fans, and therefore a new formation was created – Derek And The Dominos. With this band, he recorded one of Clapton’s most famous songs – the composition “Layla.”

    In August 1974, the album “461 Ocean Boulevard” was released on the market, which included, among others, Clapton’s great hit single promoting the album – “I Shot the Sheriff” – a cover of Bob Marley’s song. The next records are a real success story – “There’s One in Every Crowd” (1975), “E.C. Was Here” (1975), “No Reason to Cry” (1976).

    In 1977, Clapton released one of his best albums – “Slowhand.” The songs include “Cocaine,” “Lay Down Sally” and “Wonderful Tonight.” The 1980s belonged to Clapton, each of his albums brought another great hit that conquered the listings. Despite this “commercial course,” the artist was still able to please fans of his earlier, more ambitious incarnation, proposing excellent releases such as “August” (1987) or “Journeyman” (1989).

    Unplugged

    In 1991, a series of professional successes was interrupted by the tragic death of his son. Under the influence of this sad event, he wrote the song “Tears In Heaven.” Clapton recorded it during the performance for MTV, entitled “Unplugged.”

    In 2000, the musician paid tribute to his idol B.B. King. Both great artists decided to play songs that they once recorded on their own. The result of their cooperation was the album “B.B. King And Eric Clapton – Riding With The King.” A year later, the album “Reptile” was released. In 2002, the concert records “One More Car, One More Rider” hit the market, consisting of two C.D.s and a DVD. There were both newer Clapton songs like “My Father’s Eyes,” and “Tears In Heaven” as well as great hits – “Cocaine,” “Layla.

  • Eric Clapton – Motherless Children

    Eric Clapton – Motherless Children

    “Live in San Diego”: A Must-Have for Eric Clapton Fans!

    “Live in San Diego” is a live album and DVD release by legendary guitarist Eric Clapton. This record captures one of the most electrifying performances of his career, featuring special guests J.J. Cale, Robert Cray, Doyle Bramhall II, and Derek Trucks. It’s the second collaboration between Clapton and Cale, following the 2006 release of “The Road to Escondido”.

    What makes “Live in San Diego” so special is the chemistry between Clapton and his musical guests. The album showcases the musical prowess of these talented musicians in a live setting, and it’s a feast for the ears. The live performance is a blend of blues, rock, and great music, creating a unique sound that’s both powerful and relaxed.

    Equally Impressive Performance: The Live in San Diego DVD

    The DVD of the performance is equally impressive. It’s a 2-hour long visual feast that captures the energy and excitement of the live performance. The visuals are sharp and vibrant, and they do justice to the musical talent on display.

    This album is also significant as it marks Clapton’s first new live music with Robert Cray since 1991’s “24 Nights”. The album, which was recorded in 2007 during the “Doyle & Derek World Tour” at the Ipayone Center in San Diego, features a total of 16 tracks and is available on compact disc, gramophone record, and as a digital download.

    In conclusion, “Live in San Diego” is a must-have for fans of Eric Clapton. It’s a thrilling live experience that showcases the musical prowess of Clapton and his musical guests. Whether you’re a fan of blues, rock, or just great music in general, this album and DVD are sure to satisfy your musical cravings.

    A 2-hour (limited edition) live DVD version was released on 10 March 2017 (on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the concert), and you cen get it here: https://amzn.to/3l8GFjq

  • Doyle Bramhall II – Be Here Now

    Doyle Bramhall II – Be Here Now

    Doyle Bramhall II in the song “Be Here Now” featuring Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks. A wonderful song and a great music video – full of positive energy and warmth. You can also check out some of Derek’s slide guitar riffs and of course, Susan is gorgeous.
    BE HERE NOW CHARITY SINGLE: https://doyle.lnk.to/beherenow
    DONATE HERE: https://turnupforrecovery.org/donate
    VISIT TUFR: https://linktr.ee/tufr
    In a continued effort to offer hope and spread awareness of abstinence-based recovery through music, Turn Up For Recovery, the charitable movement founded by Melia Clapton in 2019, has teamed up with vocalist and guitarist, Doyle Bramhall II, to debut his never-before-released version of George Harrison’s “Be Here Now,” featuring Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks.
    Doyle, who serves as an ambassador for TUFR, has graciously gifted the song, and accompanying music video, to help support the global movement and their powerful purpose to connect music, recovery, and healing. “Be Here Now,” released by Surfdog Records, is available on all DSPs and streaming services and will have a special 7” physical release for Record Store Day Black Friday on November 27.

    Born out of Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival, Turn Up For Recovery aims to raise awareness of abstinence-based recovery, tackle the stigma of addiction and help make treatment affordable to people struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. All profits from “Be Here Now” will be donated to TUFR and their ongoing efforts to help provide those in need with treatment at Crossroads Centre Antigua, which provides medical, physical and psychological support in a safe environment.

    Keep up with Turn Up For Recovery!

    Doyle Bramhall II

    is an American musician, producer, guitarist, and songwriter known for his work with Eric Clapton, Roger Waters, and many others. He is the son of the songwriter and drummer Doyle Bramhall. Bramhall is one of the few guitarists who plays with his instrument strung upside-down. He plays left-handed, but the instrument is strung upside-down with the high E on the top.

  • Doyle Bramhall II – Be Here Now

    Doyle Bramhall II – Be Here Now

    Doyle Bramhall II – Be Here Now
    Doyle Bramhall II – Be Here Now

    Doyle Bramhall II in the song “Be Here Now” featuring Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks. A wonderful song and a great music video – full of positive energy and warmth. You can also check out some of Derek’s slide guitar riffs and of course, Susan is gorgeous.
    BE HERE NOW CHARITY SINGLE: https://doyle.lnk.to/beherenow
    DONATE HERE: https://turnupforrecovery.org/donate
    VISIT TUFR: https://linktr.ee/tufr
    In a continued effort to offer hope and spread awareness of abstinence-based recovery through music, Turn Up For Recovery, the charitable movement founded by Melia Clapton in 2019, has teamed up with vocalist and guitarist, Doyle Bramhall II, to debut his never-before-released version of George Harrison’s “Be Here Now,” featuring Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks.
    Doyle, who serves as an ambassador for TUFR, has graciously gifted the song, and accompanying music video, to help support the global movement and their powerful purpose to connect music, recovery, and healing. “Be Here Now,” released by Surfdog Records, is available on all DSPs and streaming services and will have a special 7” physical release for Record Store Day Black Friday on November 27.

    Born out of Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival, Turn Up For Recovery aims to raise awareness of abstinence-based recovery, tackle the stigma of addiction and help make treatment affordable to people struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. All profits from “Be Here Now” will be donated to TUFR and their ongoing efforts to help provide those in need with treatment at Crossroads Centre Antigua, which provides medical, physical and psychological support in a safe environment.

    Keep up with Turn Up For Recovery!

    Doyle Bramhall II

    is an American musician, producer, guitarist, and songwriter known for his work with Eric Clapton, Roger Waters, and many others. He is the son of the songwriter and drummer Doyle Bramhall. Bramhall is one of the few guitarists who plays with his instrument strung upside-down. He plays left-handed, but the instrument is strung upside-down with the high E on the top.