[God of Guitar] A Collection of Eric Clapton’s Classic and Popular Songs [2025]

Hey HeyEric Clapton

Hey Hey (Acoustic Live)

Eric Clapton is a guitarist and singer-songwriter from the United Kingdom.

Rather than a pure blues musician, he might be described as a British blues-rock musician who achieved success as a rock artist.

On “Hey Hey,” he offers a calm, restrained performance.

Say What You WillEric Clapton

Eric Clapton – Say What You Will

Eric Clapton is an artist highly acclaimed around the world for his exceptional guitar technique and catchy melodies.

He has also been extremely popular in Japan, with songs like “Tears in Heaven” and “Change the World” ranking high on the charts.

His classic “Say What You Will” was released in 2005 as the theme song for the Expo 2005 Aichi (Aichi World Expo).

The idol group SMAP also covered the song, arranging it as a message of gratitude to friends.

When you step on stage, believe you’re the best. When you step off, believe you’re the worst.Eric Clapton

Change the World

Eric Clapton, a singer-songwriter who first rose to prominence with the band Cream and later achieved great success as a solo artist.

He is renowned as an excellent composer and is also known for his high-level guitar technique.

Here is a famous quote from him, one of the world’s foremost electric guitarists.

It’s a quote that reveals his disciplined side: giving his all to the audience on stage and dedicating himself to rigorous practice off stage.

When you step onto the stage, believe you're the best. When you step off the stage, believe you're the worst.Eric Clapton

Change the World [with Japanese translation] Eric Clapton

Eric Clapton—considered one of the world’s three greatest rock guitarists alongside Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page, and a three-time inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame—was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2015.

Even someone like him must think about these things, perform on stage, and then practice every day once he steps off it… Truly great people are also humble at the same time.

SigneEric Clapton

Signe (Acoustic Live)

Renowned as a masterpiece of instrumental music, Eric Clapton’s “Signe” captivates with the calming tone of its acoustic guitar.

Even decades after its 1992 release from the album Unplugged, its enduring charm brings a sense of quiet and peace to listeners.

Opening the album, this piece delivers a clear, shimmering melody while subtly showcasing fingerpicking technique.

It’s a perfect recommendation for relaxation, quiet moments, or when you want to sink into a gentle mood.

Incredibly tender yet deeply memorable—give it a listen.

Have You Ever Loved A WomanEric Clapton

Eric Clapton – Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Live from the Fillmore) [Nothing But the Blues]

Blues, which originated as Black music, caught the attention of young people in the UK and inspired followers.

Blues performed by white musicians is sometimes called white blues, and Eric Clapton was one of its finest players.

SlowhandEric Clapton

Eric Clapton – Cocaine (Slowhand At 70 Live At The Royal Albert Hall)

“Slowhand” is an album released by Eric Clapton in 1977.

The title “Slowhand” reportedly came from the fact that, despite the incredible sound he produced, his fingers didn’t seem to be moving much, so he was called “Slowhand” at the time.

It’s an album you can listen to with ease.