Since 1963 Eric Clapton has contributed to two hundred albums by other
artists: from very famous to the obscure and the unexpected: Bob Dylan,
Aretha Franklin, The Rolling Stones, Sting, Phil Collins, Rod Stewart,
all four of the Beatles, Martha Veléz, Jonathan Kelly, Corey Hart,
Stephen Bishop, Hawkwind, Ray Charles, Kate Bush, The Tony Rich Project,
Toots and the Maytals and Mary J. Blige. If you've never heard (for
instance) 'Beat of the Night' by Bob Geldof, 'Sexual Revolution' by
Roger Waters or 'I Wish It Would Rain Down' by Phil Collins, this book
tells you about Eric's part in those recordings and many more, as well
as his more notorious collaborations with the likes of The Beatles, Bob
Dylan - and Ed Sheeran! Indeed, this book puts these into context across
nearly sixty years of documented sessions. If you've never delved into
Eric's contributions to other artist's recordings, then this is a handy
guide to help the reader find his way into such a lengthy and successful
second career. If his own albums are the main story, then these
recordings run alongside: an alternative history of one of rock's most
prolific musicians.