Eric Clapton

In June 1996, Eric Clapton delivered a stunning performance at Hyde Park as part of the Masters of Music Concert for the Prince's Trust. This era of Clapton's career came shortly after the release of his album 'From the Cradle' in 1994, which was a notable return to his blues roots, receiving critical acclaim and commercial success. Interestingly, Clapton's 'Old Love' was a staple in his live repertoire, showcasing his signature blend of emotional storytelling and superb guitar work. The concert not only highlighted Clapton's prowess but also his commitment to charitable causes, as proceeds from the event supported the Prince's Trust. This performance remains a cherished moment for fans, encapsulating the depth and warmth of Clapton's music during the mid-'90s while also marking a peak in his post-1980s revival.

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