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Brady Seals has been making music long enough to know what he wants from a record.

Pair bring each other up Eric Clapton, on right, performs Saturday with Steve Winwood at the MGM Grand Garden.

Both Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood played Dallas and then drove down I-45 to Houston's Toyota Center.

Eric Clapton Guitar God Eric Clapton reunites with Blind Faith organist Steve Winwood for a U.S. tour.

That halfhearted gripe about what was not played actually highlighted so much of what made the Clapton-Winwood concert so satisfying: its sheer unpredictability.

With the call to arms of their signature hit, 'We're An American Band,' Grand Funk Railroad were as patriotic as apple pie, baseball and Chevrolet.

The resulting album, "Blind Faith," had a world of expectations to meet. Conscious of the uneasy notion that they were the first "super group," the band knew the buzz that heralded the album's arrival ended up setting the bar astronomically high.

This text is replaced by the Flash movie. With little fanfare or flash, British guitar legend Eric Clapton and his old buddy Steve Winwood took the Xcel Energy Center stage Thursday night to play a decidedly old-fashioned rock concert.

Blind Faith London Hyde Park 1969 captures Clapton's spidery digits and Winwood's blazing soul despite supergroup dynamics, but their 2007 Crossroads Guitar Festival reunion and resultant DVD tore down to the ground.

Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood and their supporting musicians pulled into Columbus, Ohio for a one-night sold out performance at the Schottenstein Center on 15 June 2009.

Home : Features : Music : Clapton and Winwood Share a Stage And Rock DC Clapton and Winwood Share a Stage And Rock DC 15-Jun-2009 Written by: JC Chute Legendary musicians chase the blues away at the Verizon Center Legendary 60s rockers Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood hit the stage at the Verizon Center in Washington DC over the weekend and reminded ...

Susan Cowsill appeared on Ed Sullivan at all of eight years old. Details: 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 11.

At the age of 8 years old, Susan Cowsill performed with her family group, The Cowsills, who served as inspiration for the TV sitcom The Partridge Family .

Having probably never been so much as locked in a hotel room by their handlers, bubblegum popettes The Cowsills decided to bounce and grin their way through everyone's favorite ode to the Big House, "Folsom Prison Blues"! One of the most wrongheaded covers ever, the mind boggles at what sort of dogpile may have resulted had the fresh faced cuties ...

They're comin' to your town Back in the '70s, Grand Funk Railroad was huuugggge, competing with Led Zeppelin for rock-radio dominance and giving us We're an American Band, the best cowbell song ever.

The entertainment world, at least where it pertains to technology, morphs, twists, turns, and fires so fast it's hard to keep up.

Perry Farrell of Jane's Addiction live at Verizon Wireless Ampitheatre as part of the NIN/JA Tour.

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IN THE '60S, IT SEEMS ERIC CLAPTON HAD a thing for supergroups. After Cream - his first such endeavor - soured in late '68, the legendary guitarist wasted no time before forming his next all-star project, the shortlived Blind Faith.

WTTW Channel 11 "Chicago Tonight" reporter-anchor Elizabeth Brackett discusses her new Rod Blagojevich book "Pay to Play" in a luncheon held by the Union League Club Authors Group at 11:30 a.m. May 29, at 65 W. Jackson, Chicago.