SLOWHAND AT 70 (LIVE AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL)

In March 2015, Eric Clapton turned 70. Two months later, he set up camp at London's Royal Albert Hall for a series of seven shows, 50 years after his first performance at the legendary venue with the Yardbird. The concerts also marked his 17th residency there was well as his 200th performance. "It's a very comfortable, homey place for me," Clapton noted. "I tend to think of it as mine." (www.ultimateclassicrock.com)