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Today’s Clapton is a man in love with the blues like never before, who with his guitar and voice is able to evoke a world that seems lost in the deep south of the United States. An album to be listened to strictly alone, while doing something else: suddenly you realize that what started as simple background music has literally captured you.
Today’s Clapton is a man in love with the blues like never before, who with his guitar and voice is able to evoke a world that seems lost in the deep south of the United States.
An album to be listened to strictly alone, while doing something else: suddenly you realize that what started as simple background music has literally captured you.
Listen to 'Road To Escondido' and immerse yourself in timeless blues mastery.
"A project managed by two Old Glories skilled at pandering to each other in a series of exchanges, prim and cute but weak caricatures of two characters who marked an era in blues." "A cute little album full of banality and predictable passages, just as annoying as those that come out of its grooves."
"A project managed by two Old Glories skilled at pandering to each other in a series of exchanges, prim and cute but weak caricatures of two characters who marked an era in blues."
"A cute little album full of banality and predictable passages, just as annoying as those that come out of its grooves."
Explore the album to hear the blues collaboration yourself and decide if the legend lives on or falls short.
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