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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 780
EAN num: 9780634081767
ISBN number: 0634081764
Label: Hal Leonard Corporation
Manufacturer: Hal Leonard Corporation
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 104
Printing Date: July 01, 2004
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Clapton's tribute to his guitar hero Robert Johnson features 14 classic blues tracks, all transcribed here note for note with tab: Come On in My Kitchen * Hell Hound on My Trail * If I Had Possession over Judgment Day * Kind Hearted Woman Blues * Last Fair Deal Gone Down * Love in Vain Blues * Me and the Devil Blues * Milkcow's Calf Blues * Stop Breakin' Down Blues * They're Red Hot * When You Got a Good Friend * more.
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Finally, Eric Clapton has gone back to what he loves best and does best. This album is absolutely pristine, it is perfect, it is everything it should be. It is Eric Clapton performing, in his own voice and his own way, that music which very first inspired him. And it's absolutely wonderful.
Okay, I have to say this, probably shouldn't but will anyway. Some songs I think Johnny Winter did better. But, you know, this is Winter's natural territory. He never had to try as hard as Eric since he was born here in Texas blues. And even despite that, and knowing all these songs and how they have been previously performed by others, I absolutely love this album, think it's Eric's best since 461 Ocean Blvd.
Chris Rea did that amazing eleven CD set of Blues Guitars, and now Eric's done Robert Johnson's work, gone back both of them, to their roots. Does this mean, (I hope, I hope!) a Blues Renaissance? We can only hope.
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