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The rock legend admitted that it was actually his friend, another professional musician, who came up with the iconic song ...

I first heard Eric Johnson play via a tear-out flexi-disc that was included in Guitar Player magazine back in 1986. It was his studio recording of his virtuosic masterpiece Cliffs of Dover.

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Guitar legend Eric Johnson is most famous for his song "Cliffs of Dover," but he isn't shy about admitting he wasn't the one who came up with the iconic name.

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