BEHIND THE MUSIC

摘要

Early in my childhood, when I was about six or seven, my radar picked up that there was something different about me." So begins the much-buzzed-about autobiography of Eric Clapton—called, simply, Clapton (Broadway Books)—and though the musician's youthful intuition was spot-on, he isn't talking here about his innate talent but about his marginal status as a literal "little bastard" in smalltown, postwar England.