Play Crossroads: Test Your Eric Clapton Collabs Quiz

Crossroads: Test Your Eric Clapton Collabs Quiz

Q: What work did Clapton do with J.J. Cale?

Covers, coalbums like The Road to Escondido. — Clapton championed J.J. Cale’s songwriting, covering tracks like 'Cocaine' and recording The Road to Escondido, highlighting Cale’s laid-back blues influence.

Q: How did Blind Faith form with Clapton?

Formed after Cream, with Steve Winwood and Ginger Baker. — Blind Faith emerged in 1969 after Cream's breakup; Clapton teamed with Steve Winwood, Ginger Baker, and bassist Ric Grech for a short-lived supergroup project.

Test your knowledge of Eric Clapton collaborations — from blues legends to rock icons. Take this quick, fun quiz to identify his famous duets and guest appearances.

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Q:What work did Clapton do with J.J. Cale?

A:Covers, coalbums like The Road to Escondido.

Clapton championed J.J. Cale’s songwriting, covering tracks like 'Cocaine' and recording The Road to Escondido, highlighting Cale’s laid-back blues influence.

Q:How did Blind Faith form with Clapton?

A:Formed after Cream, with Steve Winwood and Ginger Baker.

Blind Faith emerged in 1969 after Cream's breakup; Clapton teamed with Steve Winwood, Ginger Baker, and bassist Ric Grech for a short-lived supergroup project.

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