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Eric Clapton back to Rock Hall with fellows
NEW YORK. Mar 7: Eric Clapton. whose solo career has veered between pop hits and blues explorations. Joined the Rock ana Roll Hall of Fame for the third time with fellow honorees James Taylor and Donnie Raitt, reports AP. .
The Lovin' Spoonful's sunny series of 1960s hits, and Earth. Wind and Fire's inspirational soul also ushered them into the hall during a ceremony Monday night at New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
Following a night of long speeches, both Clapton and Taylor were humbled by the honor and seemed eager to play.
instead of talk.
"For me. It's about the music." said Clapton. Inducted before as a member of the Yard birds and Cream. "I'm Just the messenger, and I hope to do it as long as I live."
Clapton was honored for a solo career that began In 1970 and. on acoustic guitar, played the mournful tribute to his late son. "Tears in Heaven." He dueted on electric guitar with the Band's Robbie Robertson on "Further On Up the Road."
Paul McCartney inducted "Sweet Baby James" Taylor, the quintessential 1970s' singersongwriter. It was the Beatles who gave Taylor his first break.
Wav of the World," bringing to-Sether its original members for tc first lime in 20 years.
Earth. Wind and Fire is enjoying renewed popularity because of radio formats devoted to 1970s soul. While continues to record with the band but hasn't toured since 1995 because of Parkinson's.
Raitt sang "Thing Called Love." in a scorching duet with Mfllssn Etheridge, who paid tribute to Raitt’s ’sex on a plate" voice in a lengthy induction speech. Raitt was so tough and secure, "she hasn't felt the need to change her hairstyle in 30 years." Etheridge said.
"I'd never been to New York City, but here I was in a town of 4.000 people and I related to every word that singer was singing," he said
A ragged, reformed Spoonful played inelr first hit. "Do You Believe in Magic?"
Earth. Wind and Fire's Maurice White, who last week revealed his battle with Parkinson's disease, made a rare appearance performing with trie band he founded
"It's been a long road, but it's been a beautiful road," said White, who made no mention of his affliction.
The band performed its hits "Shining Star" and "That's the
signing him Io their Apple la bd. and launching a career that Included the hits "Fire and Rain" and "How Sweet It Is."
McCartney recalled first hearing Taylor. "It was this haunting guy who could really f>lay the guitar ... We were Just ucky to run into him and he was lucky to run into us, 1 suppose."
John Mellencamp's rambling. profane and funny Induction speech for the Lovin' Spoonful recalled his summer as a 14-year-old driving a motorcycle Illegally in Indiana, being arrested or public obnoxiousness and listening to "Summer in the City."