Eric Clapton says Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame is a frat boys club and not a place for rebels
Eric Clapton has expressed his criticism of the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, labeling it a 'frat boys club' that is not inclusive of influential artists like J.J. Cale. He feels that many deserving musicians are overlooked, reflecting on the Hall's biases and its preference for big names over true musical impact. Clapton's sentiments echo a long-standing dissatisfaction from various artists regarding the Hall's induction policies and choices. Similar critiques of the Hall's establishment nature have been voiced by others in the music industry, including past inductees and nominees.
Published on Thursday, September 12, 2024 at 7:59 PM
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