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Clapton

Eric Clapton · 2010

65 min · 15 tracks · hard rock · jazz fusion · psychedelic rock

A reflective blend of blues and rock, showcasing Clapton's emotive guitar work and soulful storytelling.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • reflective moments of soulful storytelling
  • dynamic flow with emotional peaks
  • for late-night introspection
  • patient unfolding of heartfelt narratives

Maybe skip if you want

  • seeking instant gratification tracks
  • prefer upbeat party vibes

Where this album fits

Themes
personal reflection· blues-infused storytelling· heartfelt resilience
Career context
Released in 2010, 'Clapton' was Eric Clapton's first studio album in five years, following his collaborative effort 'The Road to Escondido' in 2006. At this stage, Clapton was solidifying his legacy as a seasoned musician while exploring personal themes in his songwriting.
Stylistic neighbors
Gary Moore· Joe Bonamassa· John Mayer
Sounds like this from elsewhere
Continuum by John Mayer — Both blend blues and rock with introspective lyrics, showcasing emotive guitar work.
Blak and Blu by Gary Clark Jr. — Shares a similar mix of blues storytelling and rock energy, with a modern twist on sounds.
Dust Bowl by Joe Bonamassa — Combines heartfelt narratives with skilled guitar work in a blues-rock framework, echoing Clapton's style.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Travelin’ Alone 3:56
  • 2 Rocking Chair 4:03
  • 3 River Runs Deep 5:53
  • 4 Judgement Day 3:12
  • 5 How Deep Is the Ocean 5:29
  • 6 My Very Good Friend the Milkman 3:19
  • 7 Can’t Hold Out Much Longer 4:09
  • 8 That’s No Way to Get Along 6:08
  • 9 Everything Will Be Alright 3:49
  • 10 Diamonds Made From Rain 4:21
  • 11 When Somebody Thinks You’re Wonderful 2:51
  • 12 Hard Times Blues 3:44
  • 13 Run Back to Your Side 5:18
  • 14 Autumn Leaves 5:40
  • 15 You Better Watch Yourself 3:37

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