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Iconic Mods: Eric Claptons Blackie Stratocaster - Fender Blackie's journey to fame began some time in 1970 Clapton found himself at Sho-Bud guitar shop in Nashville and perusing a back room of the shop, the former Yardbirds and Cream guitarist came upon a rack of vintage Strats from the 1950s
Blackie - Wikipedia Blackie, an ethnic slur referring to a person belonging to a darkly pigmented race: a black person
Blackie (guitar) - Wikipedia Blackie is the nickname given by Eric Clapton to his favorite Fender Stratocaster In 1970, Clapton switched from Gibson electric guitars to Fender Stratocasters, largely due to the influences of Jimi Hendrix and Blind Faith bandmate Steve Winwood
Claptons Blackie Fender Strat: Specs, History and Legacy Explore the full story of Eric Clapton's "Blackie" Stratocaster, from its origins as parts from multiple vintage guitars to becoming the iconic instrument behind "Cocaine" and "Wonderful Tonight " Learn about its specs, tone secrets, and lasting legacy
Eric Clapton’s “Blackie” | Vintage Guitar® magazine Nevertheless, Eric Clapton’s “Blackie” is one of the most recognized celebrity-associated instruments in the history of the electric guitar, and it served Slowhand’s needs for a decade and a half until its “retirement” in the mid 1980s
Blackie: Eric Clapton’s Fender Stratocaster - Wheres Eric! Blackie was Eric Clapton’s primary stage and studio guitar between 1970 and 1985 The guitar debuted at the Rainbow Concert on 13 January 1973 (the early show – Eric Clapton played a Les Paul he borrowed from George Harrison at the second late show)
Blackie | Fender Wiki | Fandom Blackie was first played live 13 January 1973 at the Rainbow Concert Clapton would play Blackie for many years on and off stage Finally, after a tour concert in Hartford in 1985, it was retired due to issues with the neck