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"After visiting islands made famous by Homer&amp;apos;s Odyssey, artist Martin Sharp (who would go on to do the cover art for Cream&amp;apos;s Disraeli Gears) wrote this poetic tune to the melody of &amp;quot;Suzanne,&amp;quot; specifically, Judy Collins&amp;apos; cover of Leonard Cohen&amp;apos;s song. Through a mutual acquaintance, Sharp got the lyrics to Eric Clapton, who worked them into a guitar riff inspired by the Lovin&amp;apos; Spoonful&amp;apos;s &amp;quot;Summer in the City.&amp;quot; The song marked Clapton&amp;apos;s first use of the wah-wah guitar effect. &amp;quot;I always liked that song,&amp;quot; said Jack Bruce, who sang it. &amp;quot;I think it was the wah-wah that did it for me. I&amp;apos;m a sucker for wah-wah.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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