Tag Archives: eric clapton

A review of an anthology of the sounds of late 1960a swinging London. Plus, new albums from Paul Collins and Gordon Grdina.

Reviews: a vastly expanded edition of Eric Clapton's "24 Nights" includes three Blu-rays, plus CDs from Hot Tuna, Marshall Crenshaw, and Delbert McClinton.

The Boss proves it all night in a classic concert, which is finally available after more than four decades.

What sets Planes Trains And Eric apart from other live Clapton recordings is how this particular band seems to have lit a fire under him.

Johnny Winter's last album is not only a rockin' grand finale for the Texas legend but also a tribute to the music that inspired him.

Boyd provides a serious and scholarly treatise on the nature of creativy, with quotes from 75 musicians from many areas of popular music.

The 1992 all-star tribute concert comes to DVD for the first time and includes 40 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage.

A reissue done right—an hour and an half of music plus a two-hour DVD of the famed 'MTV Unplugged' concert.

This set will be an excellent addition to any Clapton collection due to the many bonus tracks and the previously unreleased material as well as the excellently remastered studio albums.

Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective is as much overall popular music history lesson, as it is an essential chronicle of the man himself.