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Eric Clapton - From the Cradle (Guitar Recorded Version) |  | Author: Eric Clapton
Brand: Hal Leonard
Category: Book
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Rating:  6 reviews
Media: Paperback
Edition: Otab
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Pages: 128
Number Of Items: 1
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Dimensions (in): 11.7 x 8.8 x 0.4
MPN: 690010
Model: 690010
ISBN: 0793540305
Dewey Decimal Number: 782
UPC: 073999637205
EAN: 9780793540303
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| • | Tablature: Yes | | • | 128 pages | | • | Size: 12" x 9" | | • | Artist: "Eric Clapton" | | • | ISBN: 0793540305 |
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Product Description
Authentic Eric Clapton guitar tab for songs on his album From the Cradle. Includes "Blues Before Sunrise," "Blues Leave Me Alone," "Driftin' Blues," "Five Long Years," "Goin' Away Baby," "Groaning the Blues," "How Long, How Long Blues," "I'm Tore Down," "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man," "It Hurts Me Too," "Motherless Child," "Reconsider Baby," "Sinner's Prayer," "Someday, After Awhile," "Standin' Around Crying," & "Third Degree."
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 this book is pure blues April 30, 1999
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
This book kicks ass. From the Cradle is Eric Clapton's next greatest notation ever made (next to unplugged and 24 nights of course" If you liked his unplugged blues this book will blow you away. A must have for the profesional guitarist of today. If your a beginner to the blues I recomend you take 1 step at a time. start with Eric's unplugged albulm first, but if your motivated enough with his music and the blues. Go ahead and take it to the next level. you'll learn a lot.
From the Cradle songbook - great resource! June 3, 2000
Bruce Saunders
9 out of 10 found this review helpful
Great for all levels of blues guitarists - beginners can get the chords to these great blues songs and more advanced guitarists can read the note-for-note transcriptions and spend many a night going over Eric Clapton's wonderful guitar solos.
From the Cradle Eric Clapton Music book review by Mike Elliano April 1, 2008
Michael Elliano (College Park, MD)
This is essential blues training for guitar. Don't let the leads let you think that this is the average EC book. Try playing the Rythem sections. You'll find that they are tough but engaging. The leads are another story. Pure slow blues with soul. I agree with the other writers on that one. This book and CD should be more well known. Out of all Eric Claptons albums this to me is his best. Listen to the CD first and see if you don't want to grab your guitar. Also, go on youtube and pull up the "Groaning the Blues" video. If you watch that you'll buy this book.
Great book December 24, 2008
Zen Lightening (Laguna Beach, Ca)
First let me say that the album From the Cradle is a treasure trove of classic blues tunes wherein Eric Clapton shows us the dedication he has had his whole life to the real blues from the masters. Nobody but Clapton plays like this, period. In this book I have found great transcriptions that will keep me busy for years. I am a musician, have played guitar for years, and this book will be a challenge for me. If you are brand new to guitar, you may want to start somewhere else, but really, if you take this bar by bar with the album, learning both guitar parts a bite at a time, it will be a great education for any aspiring blues guitarist of any level. Kudos to Hal Leonard and the transcribers for a job well done.
this book is the soul of blues November 24, 1999
3 out of 6 found this review helpful
a great book muist have for any guitar wanting to expand their guitar vocabulary if you study this book people will be blow away by the crazy blue you know and thats the whole point is to get other people amazed
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