Eric Clapton

In 1996, Eric Clapton was riding high on the success of his album "From the Cradle," released just a couple of years earlier. This album, a celebration of classic blues, not only showcased his extraordinary guitar skills but also reignited his passion for the genre. The live performance of "Hoochie Coochie Man" at The Prince's Trust Masters of Music was electrifying, taking place in front of over 150,000 fans. It's interesting to note that this concert was part of a series supporting young musicians in the UK, reflecting Clapton's commitment to giving back to the music community. This moment symbolized Clapton's return to form and his deep connection to his roots, blending his rock background with the blues that had initially inspired him.

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