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Clapton by Clapton
Clapton’s 19th solo album is an entertaining mix of songs old, songs new, songs borrowed, and songs blue. That is, blues as only "Old Slowhand" can sing and play them. He is joined by name-brand guests J.J. Cale, Steve Winwood, Wynton Marsalis, Sheryl Crow, and Allen Toussaint.
With "Travellin' Alone" and "Rockin' Chair," Clapton offers laid-back shuffling blues, Muddy Water's–style country blues on "Can't Hold Out Much Longer" and "Judgment Days," and rocking pop-style blues with "Runback to Your Side" and "That's No Way to Get Along."
Clapton breaks from the blues with a couple interesting tunes, including his take on Irving Berlin's "How Deep Is the Ocean" and a new ragtime number, "My Very Good Friend the Milkman," that recalls McCartney's "When I'm 64." Though peppered with a couple of unlistenable strays, especially the closer, a torturous take on standard “Autumn Leaves,” this collection could be considered one of Clapton’s best in the genre.
- Album: Clapton (2010)
- Artist: Eric Clapton
- Label: Reprise
- Songs: (1) Travelin' Alone (2) Rockin' Chair (3) River Runs Deep (4) Judgment Day (5) How Deep Is the Ocean (6) My Very Good Friend the Milkman (7) Can't Hold Out Much Longer (8) That's No Way to Get Along (9) Everything Will Be Alright (10) Diamonds Made from Rain (11) When Somebody Thinks You’re Wonderful (12) Hard Times Blues (13) Run Back to Your Side (14) Autumn Leaves
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Clapton by Clapton
Clapton by Clapton
Clapton’s 19th solo album is an entertaining mix of songs old, songs new, songs borrowed, and songs blue. That is, blues as only "Old Slowhand" can sing and play them. He is joined by name-brand guests J.J. Cale, Steve Winwood, Wynton Marsalis, Sheryl Crow, and Allen Toussaint.
With "Travellin' Alone" and "Rockin' Chair," Clapton offers laid-back shuffling blues, Muddy Water's–style country blues on "Can't Hold Out Much Longer" and "Judgment Days," and rocking pop-style blues with "Runback to Your Side" and "That's No Way to Get Along."
Clapton breaks from the blues with a couple interesting tunes, including his take on Irving Berlin's "How Deep Is the Ocean" and a new ragtime number, "My Very Good Friend the Milkman," that recalls McCartney's "When I'm 64." Though peppered with a couple of unlistenable strays, especially the closer, a torturous take on standard “Autumn Leaves,” this collection could be considered one of Clapton’s best in the genre.
- Album: Clapton (2010)
- Artist: Eric Clapton
- Label: Reprise
- Songs: (1) Travelin' Alone (2) Rockin' Chair (3) River Runs Deep (4) Judgment Day (5) How Deep Is the Ocean (6) My Very Good Friend the Milkman (7) Can't Hold Out Much Longer (8) That's No Way to Get Along (9) Everything Will Be Alright (10) Diamonds Made from Rain (11) When Somebody Thinks You’re Wonderful (12) Hard Times Blues (13) Run Back to Your Side (14) Autumn Leaves