Eric Clapton - MTV Unplugged
Mar 11 1992
•1h 10m
•Music
Recorded at Bray Studios, England before a small audience for the MTV Unplugged series, Eric Clapton performed a live acoustic set which included his successful 1991 single “Tears in Heaven” and an acoustic version of “Layla”. The accompanying album became the most successful live album ever released.
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Eric Clapton
Nathan East
Steve Ferrone
Chuck Leavell
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