Derek and The Dominos
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By Matt Owen Published
From the Archive The two had huge respect for one another and quickly became close collaborators, resulting in a historic record

By Matt Owen Published
In a resurfaced interview, Coolidge recalls the time she sought a songwriting credit for composing the song’s piano coda – but was rebuffed

By Chris Jisi Published
Recorded at Miami’s Criteria Studios on September 9, 1970, Carl Radle helped ground the mega-hit beneath the immortal pairing of Eric Clapton and Duane Allman

By Andrew Daly Published
Ron and Howard’s innovative recording techniques became synonymous with the ’70s – but the humble siblings say they were just lucky to get to work with the best

By Bill DeMain Published
After the writing on the wall proclaimed him a deity in the ’60s, where else was there to go for Eric Clapton but on a search of self-discovery, musical improvement, and new artistic frontiers

By Jackson Maxwell Published
A well-respected member of the Wrecking Crew who also played with George Harrison, Gordon's life took a horrific turn in 1983, when he murdered his mother during a psychotic episode brought on by schizophrenia

By Michael Astley-Brown Published
The track is taken from new collaborative live album Layla Revisited (Live at LOCKN’)

By Richard Bienstock Published
Watch Derek Trucks and Anastasio go head to head on Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad now
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