Artist	Song
Derek & The Dominos	Layla
from Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (40th Anniversary Version) [2 Part Deluxe Edition] [Remastered] (2011)
Eric Clapton	Tears In Heaven
from Clapton Chronicles: The Best of Eric Clapton (2005)
Cream	Sunshine of Your Love
from Disraeli Gears (1989)
Eric Clapton	Cocaine
from Slowhand (Remastered) (1996)
Eric Clapton	Wonderful Tonight
from Slowhand (Remastered) (1996)
Eric Clapton	Change the World
from Clapton Chronicles: The Best of Eric Clapton (2005)
Eric Clapton	Lay Down Sally
from Slowhand (Remastered) (1996)
Eric Clapton	I Shot the Sheriff
from 461 Ocean Blvd. (Deluxe Edition) (2004)
Eric Clapton	Let It Rain
from Eric Clapton (1989)
Cream	White Room
from Wheels of Fire (Remastered) (1998)
Derek & The Dominos	Bell Bottom Blues
from Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (40th Anniversary Version) [2 Part Deluxe Edition] [Remastered] (2011)
Cream	Badge
from Goodbye (1998)
Eric Clapton	After Midnight
from Eric Clapton (1989)
Eric Clapton	My Father's Eyes
from Pilgrim (2006)
Eric Clapton	Forever Man
from Behind the Sun (2008)
Cream	Crossroads (Live)
from Wheels of Fire (Remastered) (1998)
Eric Clapton	Pretending
from Journeyman (2007)
Blind Faith	Presence of the Lord
from Blind Faith (2007)
Eric Clapton	It's In the Way That You Use It
from August (2007)
Derek & The Dominos	Little Wing
from Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (40th Anniversary Version) [2 Part Deluxe Edition] [Remastered] (2011)
Eric Clapton	Blues Power
from Eric Clapton (1989)
Eric Clapton	Motherless Children
from 461 Ocean Blvd. (Deluxe Edition) (2004)
Eric Clapton	She's Waiting
from Behind the Sun (2008)
Eric Clapton	Bad Love
from Journeyman (2007)
Eric Clapton & B.B. King	Riding With the King
from Complete Clapton (2007)
Cream	Strange Brew
from Disraeli Gears (1989)
Eric Clapton	Let It Grow
from 461 Ocean Blvd. (Deluxe Edition) (2004)
Eric Clapton	Layla [Unplugged] (Edit)
from Complete Clapton (2007)
Derek & The Dominos	Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad?
from Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (40th Anniversary Version) [2 Part Deluxe Edition] [Remastered] (2011)
Eric Clapton	Mainline Florida
from 461 Ocean Blvd. (Deluxe Edition) (2004)
Eric Clapton	No Alibis
from Journeyman (2007)
Eric Clapton	I Can't Stand It
from Another Ticket (1996)
Eric Clapton	Tearing Us Apart
from August (2007)
Eric Clapton	Knockin' On Heaven's Door
from Timepieces - The Best of Eric Clapton (1983)
Eric Clapton	I've Got a Rock 'N' Roll Heart
from Complete Clapton (2007)
Eric Clapton, John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers	Hideaway
from Blues Breakers (with Eric Clapton) (2001)
Eric Clapton	Promises
from Backless (Remastered) (1996)
Cream	I Feel Free
from Fresh Cream (1998)
Derek & The Dominos	I Looked Away
from Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (40th Anniversary Version) [2 Part Deluxe Edition] [Remastered] (2011)
Eric Clapton	Further On Up the Road (Live)
from E.C. Was Here (Live) [Remastered] (1992)
Eric Clapton	River of Tears
from Pilgrim (2006)
Eric Clapton, John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers	Ramblin' on My Mind
from Blues Breakers (with Eric Clapton) (2001)
Eric Clapton	Running On Faith
from Journeyman (2007)
Cream	Tales of Brave Ulysses
from Disraeli Gears (1989)
Blind Faith	Can't Find My Way Home
from Crossroads (1988)
Derek & The Dominos	Have You Ever Loved a Woman?
from Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (40th Anniversary Version) [2 Part Deluxe Edition] [Remastered] (2011)
Eric Clapton	Revolution
from Back Home (2005)
Eric Clapton	Motherless Child
from From the Cradle (2006)
Eric Clapton	She's Gone
from Pilgrim (2006)
Eric Clapton	If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day
from Me and Mr. Johnson (2010)
Eric Clapton & Steve Winwood	Tell the Truth
from Live from Madison Square Garden (2009)
The Jimmy Rodgers All Stars	That's All Right
from Blues Blues Blues (2010)
Eric Clapton	Superman Inside
from Reptile (2006)
Duane Allman & Eric Clapton	Mean Old World (Duet Version) [Master Take]
from The Layla Sessions (20th Anniversary Edition) [Remastered] (1990)
Eric Clapton	Cocaine (Live)
from Crossroads 2 (Live In the Seventies) (1996)
Eric Clapton	Sweet Home Chicago
from Sessions for Robert J - EP (2004)
Eric Clapton	The Core
from Slowhand (Remastered) (1996)
Eric Clapton	Before You Accuse Me
from Journeyman (2007)
Eric Clapton	If I Don't Be There by Morning
from Backless (Remastered) (1996)
Eric Clapton	Say What You Will
from Back Home (2005)
Eric Clapton	Sick and Tired
from Pilgrim (2006)
Howlin' Wolf	Rockin' Daddy
from The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions (1989)
Eric Clapton	Hello Old Friend
from No Reason to Cry (Remastered) (1996)
Eric Clapton	Watch Yourself (Live)
from 24 Nights - Recorded Live At the Royal Albert Hall, London (1990-1991) (2005)
Eric Clapton	I'm Tore Down (Live)
from From the Cradle (2006)
Eric Clapton	Fall Like Rain
from Pilgrim (2006)
Phil Collins	I Wish It Would Rain Down
from ...But Seriously (2004)
Eric Clapton	Stop Breakin' Down Blues
from Me and Mr. Johnson (2010)
Eric Clapton	Born In Time
from Pilgrim (2006)
B.B. King featuring Eric Clapton	Rock Me Baby
from Deuces Wild (1997)
Eric Clapton	Tulsa Time (Live)
from Crossroads 2 (Live In the Seventies) (1996)
Eric Clapton	Travelin' Light
from Reptile (2006)
The Jimmy Rodgers All Stars	Blues All Day Long
from Blues Blues Blues (2010)
Eric Clapton	I Ain't Gonna Stand for It
from Reptile (2006)
Eric Clapton	Early In the Morning (Live)
from Just One Night (Live) [Remastered] (1986)

Comment:

It’s pretty easy to understand why the chalk-scrawled legend “Clapton Is God” kept popping up all over London in the late ’60s and early ’70s. After all, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s first triple-inductee had cemented his place in history playing guitar with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, Cream, Blind Faith, and Derek & The Dominos even before stepping into the studio to launch a solo career that’s now sailing into its fifth decade. And the list of stone-cold masterpieces he’s fronted — “Layla,” “Sunshine of Your Love,” “Lay Down Sally,” “Badge,” “Wonderful Tonight,” to name but a few — reads like a programmer’s guide to classic-rock radio. The term “guitar hero” gets tossed around a lot these days, but at least three generations of rockers have looked up to the Slowhand from Surrey as the gold standard when it comes to making a six-string speak.

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