Eric Clapton

Eric Clapton is a legend. His success dates back to the sixties and his days with the Yardbirds, a British invasion garage band. He later founded the shortlived, albeit phenomenal Cream. He then founded the shortlived projects Blind Faith and Derek and the Dominos before pursuing a solo career. His solo work has been greatly successful, much like his work with his other projects. One notable album is his concert album Unplugged, on which he plays acoustic versions of past songs. Especially popular is a version of the Dominos hit Layla. Clapton has been inducted three times: as a member of The Yardbirds, as a member of Cream, and as a solo artist. He is the only musician to be inducted three times, proving his legendary status. However, he was not inducted his first year of eligibility, a shame.