Showing posts with label Eric Clapton 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eric Clapton 2011. Show all posts

Monday, 25 July 2011

Eric Clapton and Chris Evans have a Ferrari once owned

Legendary guitarist Eric Clapton and radio presenter Chris Evans have a Ferrari once owned by the auction is won £66,500.

V Festival

The yellow 2003 Ferrari 575 Maranello, which covered 10,000 miles is only in Silverstone, Northants, on Saturday night was purchased by a private buyer.

Clapton had signed its service book before selling the car to Evans.

Auctioneer Guy Loveridge said: “It’s a great car and we’re not surprised it fetched such a large amount. Famous names are always a help.”

Monday, 13 June 2011

Eric Clapton headlined opening night of Oslo's annual Norwegian Wood Festival

Eric Clapton Thursday June 9 Fronerbadet Vigeland Park is Oslo Norway Annual Festival of Wood headlined opening night. 8000 tickets per day from only being sold in her small summer festivals is one of the world.

This
year, the bottom set Clapton thing as a wet rain stopped to start. The weather was great despite the sound of (his staff salute!) and the Election Commission and his band a Program has completed.

Eric has been revealed in the tweeted for his set list include Tell The Truth and brought back When Somebody Thinks Your Wonderful. Support was the Norwegian folk / rock band Real Ones.

Eric Scandinavian tour 2011 Herning, Jyske Bank in Denmark on Saturday 11 June Boxen wraps. After the visit is on break until October when they raised in South America.

Eric Clapton & His Band
9 June 2011 - Norwegian Wood Festival, Oslo

01. Key To The Highway
02. Tell The Truth
03. Hoochie Coochie Man
04. Old Love
05. Tearing Us Apart
06. Driftin'
07. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
08. Same Old Blues (JJ Cale)
09. When Somebody Thinks You're Wonderful
10. Layla
11. Badge
12. Wonderful Tonight
13. Before You Accuse Me
14. Little Queen Of Spades
15. Cocaine
16. Crossroads

Friday, 27 May 2011

Eric Clapton present their fourth performances at Royal Albert Hall

Eric Clapton and his band turns to present their fourth performances at Royal Albert Hall on London 21st May.
However, the set list with little change seems stable, EC arrangements of songs is a lot to change.

Of particular note was the new arrangement of Hoochie Coochie Man; it had fans buzzing outside the Albert.

One long-time fan told WE!, "EC's not only showcasing his brilliance as a guitarist this tour, but also that of arranger and bandleader par excellence. The only minor detraction is that the acoustic set is one or two songs too long. It would be brill if he swapped out Driftin' for another song from his last album. Another great night at the RAH"

Eric Clapton & His Band
21 May 2011 - Royal Albert Hall (Show #4)
01. Key To The Highway
02, Going Down Slow
03. Hoochie Coochie Man
04. Old Love
05. I Shot The Sheriff
06. Drifting
07. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
08. Still Got The Blues
09. Same Old Blues
10. When Somebody Thinks You're Wonderful
11. Layla
12. Badge
13. Wonderful Tonight
14. Tearing Us Apart
15. Little Queen Of Spades
16. Cocaine
17. Crossroads

Tuesday, 29 March 2011

Eric Clapton's one-time Venice Beach retreat in California

Eric Clapton is selling off a Japanese businessman once California's Venice Beach retreat homes in the earthquake and tsunami survivors benefits destruction.

Private
celebrated Japanese architect Arata Isozaki only by the design house of $ 2.5 million (1.6 million pounds) in the property market will be hit.

Never been a sale of individual recordings after Clapton left when they sold the property in 2003 will be included. Rocker owned the house for five years. Ronald Bennett Getty Museum this place by craftsman furnishings custom features.

Tuesday, 11 January 2011

Eric Clapton Donating Guitars

In the Music Maker Relief Foundation's Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise the Eric Clapton and The Who's guitarists Pete Townshend are donating auctioned to the guitars.

Eric Clapton is donating a guitar and also made a charitable present as an encourage to blues fans he donate to the silent auction which 5,000 British pounds to the foundation when other side Townshend is donating a signed Gibson SG guitar.

Fans can make a bid on the guitar even if they are not on the cruise. Tim Duffy who president of Music Maker said that bidding began at a minimum of $4,000. To make a bid, send an e-mail to Denise Duffy at denise@musicmaker.org or call (919) 643-2456.