Eric Clapton / Driftin’ Blues 🎸 Driftin’ Blues is a blues classic recorded in 1945 by Johnny Moore’s Three Blazers. The song is a slow blues featuring Charles Brown’s smooth, emotive vocals and piano in its original form. It’s one of the biggest blues hits of the 1940s and considered exemplary of the post-war West Coast blues style. “Driftin’ Blues” has been interpreted and recorded in various styles by numerous artists. The most famous version is by Eric Clapton, as seen in the video. The Blue

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Eric Clapton's While My Guitar Gently Weeps solo was laid down on this day in 1968 because, says George Harrison, "I worked on that song with John, Paul and Ringo, and they were not interested in it at all"