Shortly after Eric Clapton joined The Yardbirds, people started to call him like this because whenever he would break a string while playing, he took his time changing out the broken guitar string for a new one and every time this happened on stage, the audience would do a slow hand clap as Clapton would change out his broken string. Thus, "Slowhand" became Eric Clapton's nickname.
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Shortly after Eric Clapton joined The Yardbirds, people started to call him like this because whenever he would break a string while playing, he took his time changing out the broken guitar string for a new one and every time this happened on stage, the audience would do a slow hand clap as Clapton would change out his broken string. Thus, "Slowhand" became Eric Clapton's nickname.
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It was written in 1977 and was on Clapton's "Slowhand" album.
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Next Time You See Her is from his 1977 album Slowhand.
Yes; it was on his 1976 "Troubadour" album, and Clapton included it on his 1977 "Slowhand" album. He also wrote it.
Cocaine was written by J J Cale way back in 1976 on his album Troubadour. Eric Clapton recorded on his 1977 album Slowhand and released it as a single in 1980. Clapton was already addicted by this time.
Eric Clapton He also had graffiti all over London proclaiming that he "is God." This should be as part of the question as it is an important fact and the questions are linked together as the same answer. But yes, it is Eric Clapton who became known as Slowhand and had graffiti all over London proclaiming that he "is God" (this is a question that was asked on gsn oodles challenge so i wanted to make sure everyone got it if they were searching for the answer here as I know many people do. Good luck oodlers).
Eric Clapton. This question sounds like a Jeopardy setup, as this would have been easy to Google.
Eric CLAPTON has written: 'The magic of Eric Clapton' 'Journeyman'
Eric Clapton's birth name is Eric Patrick Clapton
Eric Clapton's mothers name was Patricia Clapton. She had Eric Patrick Clapton when she was fifteen years old and unmarried.
Yes. He wrote and composed it and recorded it for Leon Russell's Shelter Records label in 1976 on the LP Troubadour. Clapton recorded it first time in 1977 on the LP Slowhand. Recorded in May 1977. Rene Denmark