minute special featuring intimate interview footage with Eric Clapton, Glyn Johns and Paul Whitehouse, behind-the-scenes clips of recording session, live performances, and more Hi-definition WAV files of full track "I STILL DO" album "Can't Let You Do It" lyric video and "Spiral" music video Album /5(7).

May 28,  · Can't Let You Do It Written-By – J.J. Cale: 3: I Will Be There Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Angelo Mysterioso (2) Written-By – John O'Kane, Paul Brady: 4: Spiral Written-By – Andy Fairweather-Low, Eric Clapton, Simon Climie: 5: Catch The Blues Written-By – Eric Clapton: 6: Cypress Grove Written-By – Skip James 4/5(21).

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Music legend Eric Clapton has reunited with famed producer Glyn Johns for his 23rd studio album, I Still Do, on Bushbranch Records/Surfdog Records. Clapton and Johns – who has also produced albums for The Eagles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin and The Who – most famously worked together on Clapton’s iconic Slowhand album, which is RIAA-certified 3x-platinum and topped charts globally.

Eric Clapton still loves this music, and it shows in every note he plays. Suffering from the effects of peripheral neuropathy which makes it more difficult to play, Eric teams-up here with legendary producer Glynn Johns and a small, trusted team of fellow musicians for /5().

Reuniting with producer Glyn Johns, the steady hand who guided Slowhand back in , doesn't provide Eric Clapton with much of a jolt for his 23rd studio album, but it does provide the veteran guitarist with no small degree of nicely weathered warmth. Such mellowed good vibes are the calling card of I Still Do, which otherwise proceeds along the same path Clapton's records follow in the 21st 7/

I Still Do is the twentieth [citation needed] studio album by English musician Eric Clapton, and was released through the independent Bushbranch Records/Surfdog Records label. The album is a combination of new material written by Clapton and classic songs, contemporary tunes and influences interpreted in his own style.

Eric Clapton still loves this music, and it shows in every note he plays. Suffering from the effects of peripheral neuropathy which makes it more difficult to play, Eric teams-up here with legendary producer Glynn Johns and a small, trusted team of fellow musicians for /5(1).