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The Clapton Controversy

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Rob Babcock

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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #60 on: 9 Feb 2014, 06:35 am »
Quote from: Devil Doc on 28 May 2013, 08:08 pm
I remember seeing Clapton, in an interview, watching Jeff Beck off stage and turning to the interviewer and referring to himself, Page and Beck, "He's the best of all of us, you know".

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+1000!  I don't mind Clapton, some of his stuff is good, but Beck is from another stranger galaxy.  He's pushed himself hard over the years to evolve his playing and it shows.  Jeff Beck is unreal.
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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #61 on: 9 Feb 2014, 12:55 pm »
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dB Cooper

Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #62 on: 9 Feb 2014, 01:52 pm »
It was a Stratocaster with a whammy bar?
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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #63 on: 9 Feb 2014, 04:43 pm »
LOL.
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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #64 on: 9 Feb 2014, 05:20 pm »
He was a nice boy, he used to cut the grass.
Maybe it is time for a little music, thanks for the laugh!
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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #65 on: 9 Feb 2014, 08:37 pm »
But he needed a couple of quarts of beer, to make the intonations ring.

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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #66 on: 9 Feb 2014, 09:52 pm »
The whammy in Jeff's hand is like a brush in Dali's.  :bowdown:
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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #67 on: 9 Feb 2014, 11:05 pm »
It looks like Mr. Beck has a new album due out this Spring with a new band:
Rhonda Smith – Bass, Nicholas Meier – Guitar, Jonathan Joseph – Drums and Lizzie Ball – Violin

I've got something to look forward to!
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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #68 on: 9 Feb 2014, 11:11 pm »
Quote from: dB Cooper on  9 Feb 2014, 01:52 pm
It was a Stratocaster with a whammy bar?

A Joe's Garage Frank Zappa reference for those who didn't get it (not bpape)

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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #69 on: 9 Feb 2014, 11:16 pm »
Quote from: orthobiz on  9 Feb 2014, 11:11 pm
A Joe's Garage Frank Zappa reference for those who didn't get it (not bpape)

Paul
You have a penchant for the obvious. Ford and I got it.

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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #70 on: 20 Feb 2014, 07:04 pm »
I am a Clapton nut and have most all of his stuff.  I even went to Chicago to see him at the Crossroads 2010 show.  It was spectacular!  I gotta say though....."Old Sock" does not do it for me.  It was good enough for 1 listen, but i don't see myself revisiting it....
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Re: The Clapton Controversy
« Reply #71 on: 22 Feb 2014, 05:20 pm »
Perhaps what the graffiti on the subway meant say was:
Clapton is God?
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