Eric Clapton was part of a few bands during his heyday, one of which was Derek And The Dominos in the 1970s. The album version of “Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?” isn’t exactly a fan ...

A guitar that once belonged to Eric Clapton sold for $625,000 at auction A guitar given by Eric Clapton to Welsh musician Dave Edmunds has sold at auction for $625,000 [almost £470,000].

Harrison and Clapton started their ... “John was at the house one day when Eric turned up and said to George: ‘Try this one out.’ They were playing guitars and, as John said, it was a ...

Credit: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for Crossroads Guitar Festival When it comes ... him as ‘God’ at one point - but it seems that Eric Clapton has no truck with playing air guitar.

Speaking to Metal Hammer, comedian and British National Treasure Frank Skinner was asked about the time he spoke to Clapton on ... I can play real guitar?’ It was like, Eric… you don’t ...

The lead guitar on the White Album version was famously played by an uncredited Eric Clapton, amid a tense studio atmosphere.

with Eric’s vocal echoed soulfully by the backing singers, and compact solos from Stainton, Carrack and Clapton. And Charles Brown’s “Driftin'” is beautifully played on a gorgeous blue ...

In my last column, we discussed 1960s-era Eric Clapton, focusing on his work with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers and Cream ...