Eric Clapton

In March 1993, Eric Clapton performed a memorable live set at the Royal Albert Hall, a venue that had become a second home for him. Leading up to this performance, Clapton had just released his album 'August' in 1986, which showcases his continued evolution as an artist, blending rock with blues influences. By the time of the live recording, Clapton's career was marked by numerous accolades, including multiple Grammy Awards, reflecting his standing in the music world. This particular concert features a passionate rendition of 'All Blues', underscoring his mastery of the genre and his deep connection to blues roots. It’s interesting how Clapton’s live performances often reveal a raw, emotive side of his music that studio recordings sometimes can't capture, making each concert an experience to cherish.

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