Bluesbreakers

The Bluesbreakers was a British blues band formed in the early 1960s, most famously led by guitarist and singer Eric Clapton. Known for their instrumental proficiency and soulful performances, they played a key role in popularizing blues and rock music in the UK. Their recordings, like the 1966 album “Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton,” are considered influential, blending traditional blues with early rock elements. The band served as a launching pad for many musicians and inspired countless later artists, contributing significantly to the evolution of electric blues and rock genres.