Joyful instrumental piece from Eric Clapton's fourteenth solo studio album under same title "Reptile". The album reached the Top 10 in 16 countries.
Reptile refers to Clapton's uncle, and to Clapton as well. Clapton was born in the village Ripley. In interview Calpton said ‘In Ripley, where I come from, the word ‘Reptile’ is a term of endearment. It’s a form of acknowledgement. It’s what your good mates call one another. ‘He’s a reptile’ – meaning ‘He’s one of the lads.’
Reptile refers to Clapton's uncle, and to Clapton as well. Clapton was born in the village Ripley. In interview Calpton said ‘In Ripley, where I come from, the word ‘Reptile’ is a term of endearment. It’s a form of acknowledgement. It’s what your good mates call one another. ‘He’s a reptile’ – meaning ‘He’s one of the lads.’
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Ranked #2 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time", Eric Clapton is an author of many songs that almost every guitarist knows well. His songs "Layla", "Tears in Heaven", "Old Love", "Wonderful Tonight" belong to most covered by guitarist from every part of the world. His covers of J.J.Cale, Robert Johnson and many others became more popular than originals. Clapton's backingtracks and tabs are usually most often wanted by aspiring vocalists and guitarists.