Tears in Heaven Album: Rush Date: 1992 Genre: Soft Rock Artist: Eric Clapton
Eric Clapton is a rock and blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter. He is considered one of the most influential guitarists in rock music and ranks second in Rolling Stone’s list of 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time
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I love this song Jez it woul be perfect for this week’s Song Lyric Sunday 💜💜💜
I saw Clapton in concert the tour this song was a hit. It was probably the drunkest concert I was ever at; my partner & I were both sober, although we had a few joints with us. But everyone else at the show were at least 3 sheets, holding each other up & not paying attention to Clapton, who played the entire concert with his back to the audience. When he played this song, the audience cheered throughout the entire song because it was a hit, which seemed really inappropriate, given the subject matter. Clapton was reviled in the the local reviews for having his back turned to the audience but given the condition & behavior of the crowd, I really can’t blame him.
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I love this song Jez it woul be perfect for this week’s Song Lyric Sunday 💜💜💜
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I meant for you to use I have already done mine 💜💜
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I saw Clapton in concert the tour this song was a hit. It was probably the drunkest concert I was ever at; my partner & I were both sober, although we had a few joints with us. But everyone else at the show were at least 3 sheets, holding each other up & not paying attention to Clapton, who played the entire concert with his back to the audience. When he played this song, the audience cheered throughout the entire song because it was a hit, which seemed really inappropriate, given the subject matter. Clapton was reviled in the the local reviews for having his back turned to the audience but given the condition & behavior of the crowd, I really can’t blame him.
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