Eric Clapton credited as playing...
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- Eric Clapton, Himself: There's been a lot of wake-up calls for me, watching Jeff and listening to Jeff play and working with Jeff. It's always intriguing, you know, and he's a great musician.
- Eric Clapton, Himself: It seemed to like everybody was coming out art school in the 50s, when rock-n-roll first started to reach out from America to here.
- Eric Clapton, Himself: I think he was a hard rock pioneer from day one. He was doing stuff that didn't exist, except for him.
- Eric Clapton, Himself: I, like Jeff, like playing on records where we're just kind of the mystery agent and we're like the idea - I like the idea of someone being able to identify me by what I'm playing.
- Eric Clapton, Himself: Jeff is like a rock-n-roll musician who understands jazz. Now, that's a very rare animal.
- Eric Clapton, Himself: I don't even know how he's doing it half the time. He's combining the tremolo arm with bending - and with volume. There's so much going on between his left hand and his right hand and what the right hand is doing with all the independents that it has. Its all about making that voice.
- Eric Clapton, Himself: He just loves music. I think - if you stop wanting to play, if you're not inspired by what you hear, then, you might as well sit at home by a fire and watch TV. But, obviously, he's still got something left to say.