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Eric Clapton is a performer who has endured through the ages. His hit singles have made impressions on diverse audiences for decades on end, and his success is only going up. He is even going on tour with a concomitant rock legend called Roger Daltrey of The Who in 2010. What is stopping Eric Clapton from becoming one of the top 10 rock musicians of all time? Nothing, if you ask his audience. His tour will consist of Steve Gadd, Willie Weeks, Chris Stainton, Walt Richmond, Michelle John, and Sharon White. These people are all performing supporting musical roles like keyboards, drums, background vocals, and so on. This ensemble is needed because Eric Clapton's music is so powerful and emotional. He will be visiting Toronto, Montreal, London, England, and various sites in the U.S. Eric Clapton's two songs, Cocaine, and, After Midnight, have resonated with audiences for years. The tour beings February 25th in Pittsburgh and will hit about 12 cities in the East, Midwest, and South by the middle of March.
Eric Clapton is a renowned musician in the western world, and he has emerged from the hippie days to become a serious adult musician that can appeal to both audiences. Eric Clapton specializes in blues-rock, and that really resonates with audiences. He is a guitarist, singer, songwriter, and even a composer, and he is not stopping even after being called one of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time and one of the 100 greatest artists of all time.
Even though Clapton has remained grounded in the blues throughout his music career, he has still shown innovation in a wide variety of genres which has expanded his audience far into the American mainstream. He has even brought Bob Marley and reggae music into the mainstream of American culture and greatly influenced the reggae music scene in turn.
He was actually born in England, and his time there influenced him in guitar-playing before he came to the U.S. and joined a hit band called The Yardbirds. His hit song, Tears in Heaven, was written after his son died, and it remains one of the best, most moving songs of all time with an expanded fan base that took on his music after it appeared on several thousand light rock stations across the country. Eric Clapton remains strong to his loyal, live, concert-going audience, and he will continue to go on tour shocking audiences all across the country with his amazing, enigmatic, magnetic style that is nonetheless deeply emotional and powerful. Eric Clapton is an ensemble artist that borrows heavily from his backup musicians and also from several other genres. He is always splicing genres and re-inventing himself over and over again to make himself fresh and interesting to audiences worldwide. He is clearly one of the best musicians in the country, and he is just as popular in his native home country of England. It's unfortunate that he doesn't tour there as often as he does in the United States, but I guess there is just not enough Clapton to go around.