Hideaway (1966) Eric Clapton w/ John Mayall's Blues Breakers submitted 5/5/2008 4:45:34 AM by texasblues | 0 kudos what's this?     report abuse tagged: blues, clapton, electric, eric, guitar

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For some people, the history of the electric guitar begins with Mayall's Blues Breakers album featuring a young Eric Clapton playing a Les Paul Standard through a Marshall amp. Even now, many believe this is Eric's greatest guitar work. At the time, 1966, no one could quite believe the fluid guitar licks and the biting tone. This album was the basis for the slogans around London saying 'Clapton is God'.
(wonder where that Les Paul is today it was stolen from Eric shorty after he joined Cream)

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