8 thoughts on “ Telephone Blues - Various - Clapton Is God...The Cream Of Early Eric (CD) ”

1. The whole Clapton Is God thing back in the s was a bit ridiculous and no doubt a source of embarrassment for Eric Clapton, but the fact remains that he was a dedicated blues enthusiast and a passionate guitar session player early in his career, as this handy two-disc set shows.5/5(1).

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2. Aug 20,  · Snake Drive – Eric Clapton and The Immediate All–Stars Lonely Years – John Mayall and The Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton Bernard Jenkins – John Mayall and The Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton It Takes A Lot To Laugh – Martha Velez with Eric Clapton Feel So Bad – Martha Velez with Eric Clapton Labio Dental.

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3. Subtitled: The Cream Of Early Eric. UK two CD set. Disc One features Eric as a Yardbird, live in the studio and backing Blues legend Sonny Boy Williamson. The 20 recordings on Disc Two [many of which are hard to find on CD] showcases Eric as a sessionman, a Blues Breaker, a member of the Immediate All-Stars and beyond. 40 tracks total. Castle/5(10).

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4. The whole Clapton Is God thing back in the s was a bit ridiculous and no doubt a source of embarrassment for Eric Clapton, but the fact remains that he was a dedicated blues enthusiast and a passionate guitar session player early in his career, as this handy two-disc set mandfraceruszueno.perrelehydmanacmatumethpasscotos.coing a variety of early sides Clapton did with the likes of the Yardbirds, Sonny Boy Williamson, Otis Spann 7/

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5. The material selected enhances EC's growth into a virtuoso from rock and roll into the blues. The John Mayall material really promotes that progression and the Clapton/Page song are true rarities. This is a must have for early Clapton, pre-Cream and post Yardbirds, the transition years/5(9).

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6. Blues is a blues rock compilation album by Eric Clapton released in The release features songs from Clapton's s RSO albums, as well as some unreleased material from the same era. The second disc features live recordings.

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7. ERIC CLAPTON [with various artists] - Clapton Is God: The Cream of Early Eric () The whole Clapton Is God thing back in the s was a bit ridiculous and no doubt a source of embarrassment for Eric Clapton, but the fact remains that he was a dedicated blues enthusiast and a passionate guitar session player early in his career, as this.

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8. All four decades Eric Clapton keeps the legacy of the British blues alive in the mainstream rock. From his time with the Yardbirds and John Mayall, during his period as a guitar God at Cream and Blind Faith and eventually also on his calmer solo albums, Clapton proved .

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