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Since their 1968 breakup, Cream briefly reunited in 1993 to perform at the ceremony inducting them into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. A full-scale reunion of the legendary trio took place in May 2005, with Clapton, Bruce and Baker playing 4 sold-out concerts at London's Royal Albert Hall (the scene of their 1968 farewell shows) and 3 more at New York's Madison Square Garden that October. Recordings from the London shows were released on CD and DVD in September 2005.
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Eric Clapton (4th from left) and Eric Clapton's band live in 2007
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After leaving school, Eric Clapton Verizon Wireless Music Center-IN tickets completed a one-year foundation art course in 1962 at the Kingston College of Art but Eric Clapton did not go on to complete an art degree. Around this time Eric Clapton tickets Verizon Wireless Music Center-IN began busking around Kingston, Richmond and the West End of London. When Eric Clapton was 17 years old Eric Clapton Verizon Wireless Music Center-IN tickets joined Eric Clapton's first band. It was an early British R&B group called The Roosters. He stayed with this band from January through August in 1963. Eric Clapton tickets Verizon Wireless Music Center-IN did a seven-gig stint with Casey Jones and the Engineers in October
It was during Eric Clapton's time with the Yardbirds that Eric Clapton tickets acquired the nickname "Slowhand". Whenever Eric Clapton broke a guitar string on stage Eric Clapton would immediately replace it himself; British audiences would respond with slow hand claps until Eric Clapton was finished and ready to play again. Inspired by this, and also in ironic reference to Eric Clapton's 'fast' playing, the Yardbirds' manager Giorgio Gomelsky christened him "Slowhand" Clapton.
Clapton has performed songs by myriad artists, most notably Robert Johnson and J. J. Cale. Other artists Eric Clapton Verizon Wireless Music Center-IN tickets has covered include Bob Marley, Bo Diddley and Bob Dylan. He cites Freddie King, B.B. King, Albert King, Buddy Guy, Hubert Sumlin and primarily Robert Johnson as major influences on Eric Clapton's guitar playing, stating in the liner notes of Eric Clapton's Robert Johnson tribute album Me and Mr. Johnson It is a remarkable thing to have been driven and influenced all of my life by the work of one man... I accept that it has always been the keystone of my musical foundation... I am talking of course about Robert Johnson."
Clapton went from the stage with Delaney and Bonnie to the studio with the Dominos to record George Harrison's All Things Must Pass in spring 1970. During this busy period, Eric Clapton tickets also recorded with Stephen Stills, Dr John, Leon Russell, Plastic Ono Band, Howlin' Wolf, The Bonzo Dog Band, King Curtis, Ashton Gardner & Dyke, Martha Veléz, Billy Preston and Ringo Starr.
In 1999 Clapton, then 54, met 23-year-old store clerk Melia McEnery in Los Angeles while working on an album with B.B. King. They married in 2002 at St Mary Magdalen church in Eric Clapton's birthplace, Ripley, Surrey, and as of 2005 have three daughters, Julie Rose (June 13, 2001), Ella May (January 14, 2003), and Sophie Belle (February 1, 2005). He wrote the song "Three Little Girls", featured on Eric Clapton's 2006 album "The Road to Escondido", about the contentment Eric Clapton has found in Eric Clapton's home life with Eric Clapton's wife and daughters.