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Eric Clapton Joe Cocker Worried Life Blues Live TV Recording
Posted: 17th May 2010 by admin in UncategorizedTags: Eric Clapton, Joe Cocker, Live, Madison Square, madison square garden, madison square garden new york, New York, USA, worried life blues, youtube
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Eric Clapton I Want a Little Girl Live TV Recording
Posted: 17th May 2010 by admin in UncategorizedTags: budokan tokyo, Eric Clapton, Japan, Live, Tokyo, tokyo japan, youtube
Live in Japan 4 December, 2001 Budokan Tokyo, Japan
Eric Clapton Bell Bottom Blues Unplugged Live TV Recording
Posted: 17th May 2010 by admin in UncategorizedTags: Bell, bell bottom blues, Eric Clapton, gdata, Japan, Kanagawa, yokohama arena, youtube
Eric Clapton in Japan November 24, 1999 Kanagawa Yokohama Arena
Eric Clapton Hoochie Coochie Man Live TV Recording
Posted: 17th May 2010 by admin in UncategorizedTags: Eric Clapton, gdata, Hoochie, Japan, Kanagawa, yokohama arena, youtube
Eric Clapton in Japan November 24, 1999 Kanagawa Yokohama Arena
Eric Clapton Have You Ever Loved a Woman Live TV Recording
Posted: 17th May 2010 by admin in UncategorizedTags: Eric Clapton, eric clapton have you ever loved a woman, Japan, Kanagawa, soulful rendition, Woman, Yokohama, yokohama arena, youtube
Soulful rendition of the song Have you ever loved a woman with nice intro! Played by Eric Clapton on November 24, 1999 at the Kanagawa Yokohama Arena in Japan.
Eric Clapton I’m Tore Down Live TV Recording
Posted: 17th May 2010 by admin in UncategorizedTags: director martin scorsese, Eric Clapton, Martin Scorsese, nothing but the blues, quot, youtube
Taken from the unreleased documentary "Nothing but the Blues" by director Martin Scorsese.
Eric Clapton Malted Milk Unplugged Live TV Recording
Posted: 17th May 2010 by admin in UncategorizedTags: director martin scorsese, Eric Clapton, Martin Scorsese, nothing but the blues, quot, youtube
Taken from the unreleased documentary "Nothing but the Blues" by director Martin Scorsese.
Eric Clapton Early in the Morning Live TV Recording
Posted: 17th May 2010 by admin in UncategorizedTags: director martin scorsese, Eric Clapton, Martin Scorsese, nothing but the blues, quot, youtube
Taken from the unreleased documentary "Nothing but the Blues" by director Martin Scorsese.
Eric Clapton Interview about From the Cradle TV Recording Part II
Posted: 17th May 2010 by admin in UncategorizedTags: album, Cradle, Eric Clapton, grammy award, mini documentary, Mr Clapton, Mr. Johnson, Robert Johnson, traditional blues album
Part II of the mini documentary on the making of the 1994 blues album From the Cradle. Mr Clapton would subsequently record Riding with the King (with BB King) and a tribute to Robert Johnson: Me and Mr. Johnson. In this documentary Mr Clapton talks in his typically frank and modest way about the road which lead him to record this album and what music means to him. From the Cradle won the 1995 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album. It was also nominated for Album Of The Year.
Eric Clapton Interview about From the Cradle TV Recording
Posted: 17th May 2010 by admin in UncategorizedTags: album, Eric Clapton, Garrick Davis, Layla, Mr Clapton, Mr Davis, Mr. Johnson, mtv unplugged, Robert Johnson, traditional blues album, unplugged album, youtube
Although this is an interview with Mr Clapton with only excerpts of songs (notably "Layla" from the MTV Unplugged album), WMG claimed copyrights and YouTube blocked the clip. For that reason, I had to replace the original audio track with a new one offered by YouTube. So enjoy the new track and especially the video image of Mr Clapton! The audio track is from Garrick Davis and the song is called GD Blues. Mr Davis actually has an YouTube account which is: www.youtube.com Part I of the mini documentary on the making of the 1994 blues album From the Cradle. Mr Clapton would subsequently record Riding with the King (with BB King) and a tribute to Robert Johnson: Me and Mr. Johnson. In this documentary Mr Clapton talks in his typically frank and modest way about the road which lead him to record this album and what music means to him. From the Cradle won the 1995 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album. It was also nominated for Album Of The Year.