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    Eric Clapton Now 2023: Age, Birthday, Anti-Vax Stance Endangered His Career?

    Happy Birthday, Eric Clapton! The famed guitarist is turning 78 this year.#EricClapton Happy Birthday, Eric Clapton! The famed guitarist is turning 78 this year.
  • Eric Clapton Announces Five-Day Tour 2023: How to Get Tickets?

    Eric Clapton Announces Five-Day Tour 2023: How to Get Tickets?

    Eric Clapton is embarking on a five-stop tour in North America, and you'll want to cop tickets before they sell out. #EricClapton #Tour2023
  • Eric Clapton, Johnny Depp, Rod Stewart, MORE to Perform at Jeff Beck Tribute Concert [Details]

    Eric Clapton, Johnny Depp, Rod Stewart, MORE to Perform at Jeff Beck Tribute Concert [Details]

    Some of the biggest names in music will be coming together to pay tribute to Jeff Beck in May. Here's everything you need to know. #JeffBeck #EricClapton #JohnnyDepp #RodStewart #TributeConcert
  • Ozzy Osbourne

    Ozzy Osbourne New Album 2022: 'Patient Number 9' Can Cause Trouble For THIS Reason

    Clapton was reportedly already uncomfortable hearing lyrics on that song. #OzzyOsbourne #EricClapton
  • Ozzy Osbourne

    Ozzy Osbourne Avoided Eric Clapton Due to THIS 'Paranoid' Reason

    Ozzy Osbourne revealed he was paranoid about Eric Clapton because of one reason.#OzzyOsbourne #EricClapton
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    Eric Clapton's Legal Battle Update: Singer Wins Case Over $11 Pirated Album

    Eric Clapton literally felt "Wonderful Tonight" as he won his lawsuits against a German widow who pirated his album and tried selling copies for $11 on eBay.
  • Adele's '25' Recording Studio to Beatles' Abbey Road: London Walking Tour of Musical History

    The London music scene has been a large component in music industry discussion following the recent surge in popularity from British singer/songwriter Adele, who will hit the road in the U.K. this February. From Handel to Hendrix, London is a goldmine of musical history.
  • Chris Young and Brad Paisley Cover Eric Clapton's 'Change The World' [WATCH]

    Chris Young kicked off his I'm Comin' Over tour in Nashville with a special guest performance from Brad Paisley as the two tackled a laid-back version of Eric Clapton's "Change The World."
  • D'Angelo Sits Down With Tavis Smily For First TV Interview in a Decade

    D'Angelo is a mysterious figure having changed modern R&B with his first two hit records, 'Brown Sugar' and 'Voodoo,' followed by a 12-year silence and 14-year break in albums before a surprise release of the highly acclaimed, 'Black Messiah' last December. Now, we're getting a peak inside the mind of his genius through his first TV interview in a decade with Tavis Smiley on PBS.
  • Mac DeMarco Covers Eric Clapton's 'Change the World'

    Rising slacker rock icon Mac DeMarco added to the buzz surrounding the release of his mini-LP Another One by sharing a cover of Eric Clapton's "Change The World" from 1996. Originally featured on the soundtrack for Phenomenon, which featured John Travolta, the track's tempo seamlessly fits the NYC songwriter's aesthetic despite its slightly sentimental lyricism.
  • Queen Elizabeth and Concerts: The Beatles, Stevie Wonder, One Direction and More

    Fifty years ago on this date, The Beatles debuted its new film, Help!, in London and there was a very big name in the crowd at the debut: Queen Elizabeth II. This constituted arguably the greatest gathering of famous British-folk in the last century, while also demonstrating that the monarch was more than happy to take in popular entertainment along with her constituents (a fan site for the Royal Family notes that she has considerably more "lowbrow" taste than her husband, Prince Philip). If you need more proof of the Queen's enjoyment of popular music, here are some more instances from recent (and not so recent) years.
  • Rod Stewart Lawsuit Focuses on "Copying" Blues Standard "Corrine, Corrina"

    Rod Stewart is facing a lawsuit for a song more than a century old, as the estate of Bo Carter (legal name: Armenter Chatmon) is suing over a version of the song "Corrine, Corrina" that the former Faces vocalist included on his 2013 album Time. The song, a blues standard, has been covered numerous times over the years—from artists including Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton and Willie Nelson—so why is Stewart the one in legal limbo?
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