Eric Clapton News
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Eric Clapton’s blues, a dance version of “The Great Gatsby” and a new wine festival are among Muse’s arts and leisure recommendations for London this weekend.
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Grammy Award-winning blues guitarist Keb’ Mo’ brought the sound of the Mississippi Delta to the Hudson River Valley last night.
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Grant MacPherson, executive chef for Viking Commercial and head of restaurant consultancy Scotch Myst, discusses the dinner he prepared for Eric Clapton and Keith Richards before the Crossroads 2013 shows at Madison Square Garden, his 30 year career cooking for celebrities around the world, and his new cookbook, "Word of Mouth." MacPherson speaks with Bloomberg's Kathleen Hays and Vonnie Quinn on Bloomberg Radio's "The Hays Advantage."
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Louis C.K. is back on HBO with new comedy material, Eric Clapton brings some great guitarists to Madison Square Garden and the “Disappearing Act V” film festival gives you the chance to see the work of European directors.
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The new Strokes album lives up to its title, “Comedown Machine.”
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Eric Clapton raised $2.2 million at a Bonhams auction in New York yesterday, as buyers competed for his guitars, amplifiers and other memorabilia.
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Fender Musical Instruments Corp., the maker of the iconic Stratocaster electric guitar played by artists such as Eric Clapton and John Mayer, got a $200 million loan to refinance debt, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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A platinum Patek Philippe watch owned by Eric Clapton sold today at an auction in Switzerland for 3.4 million Swiss francs ($3.6 million) with fees.
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A black Fender Stratocaster custom-built for Eric Clapton ’s Cream reunion concerts at London’s Royal Albert Hall in 2005 could sell for as little as $20,000 at Bonhams in New York this week.
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Fender Musical Instruments Corp., the largest seller of guitars in the U.S., plans to sell as much as $200 million worth of shares in an initial public offering in bid to bring more Eric Clapton to China.
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