BEAUTIFUL!| FIRST TIME HEARING Derek & The Dominoes - Bell Bottom Blues REACTION

[@howardhales6325]

Two of the absolute best guitarists of all time. Love you Eric, miss you Duane.

[@roevega9902]

Eric Clapton’s heart was ripped open during the making of this album over Patti Boyd who was married to George Harrison. He was also strung out on drugs. An emotional combination. Producing one of the greatest albums of all time

[@twentyfiveyears5010]

I feel like Jay appreciated the music and Amber understood what the song was about, but some of us fight back tears while listening because we've lived through heartache like this and the song cuts straight through to our hearts. I am grateful that our two hosts have probably not lived through anything like that.

[@scottchapin2323]

Pretty much what I was going to say. Such a great album, not a bad song on it

[@user-meboatman]

I agree

[@Pilodon]

Preach. Brutal song.@@twentyfiveyears5010

[@mikeb.7589]

100% on point. Unfortunately, Clapton had more difficulties and tragedies to come.

[@jwsel]

Songs like this are why I feel Clapton is so great. His guitar work always fits the tone and emotion of the song. There are a lot of great rock guitarists, but I don’t think any other of them bring the same lyricism to their music that Clapton does.

[@Verlopil]

Carlos Santana is the only one I've heard speak with his guitar the way Clapton does.

[@keithrfield]

​@@Verlopil I would include David Gilmour on this list.

[@scottzappa9314]

SRV? Frank Zappa?

[@Verlopil]

@@keithrfield You're right. Gilmour is definitely a member of that club.

[@Verlopil]

@@scottzappa9314 I thought about SRV and Hendrix, and while they sometimes hit that emotional high with their playing more often than not it's a more rarified experience with them, for me at least. It's like they're drawing on the cosmos and not necessarily playing to the song. And Zappa for me is an intellectual player. I just never connect to him emotionally, but that could be me.

[@markstryshak539]

Couple points. Of course this song and essentially the whole album is about his love for Patti Boyd who was George Harrison’s wife. The other thing is Duane Allman is on the album, all the great guitar in the background.

[@Johnny_Socko]

I've always loved the chords that play during the chorus. So simple, but there is something about the tone of the guitar that perfectly backs-up the aching sentiment in the vocals. (Also, this must be a tough song to cover, you need guys that can harmonize in falsetto.)

[@njt2347]

Duane was on all but three of the tracks from the album . This was one of the three he did not play on.

[@tawnieriekena7]

​​@@njt2347George Harrison was the second guitar on those 3 tracks.

[@njt2347]

@@tawnieriekena7 I don't think he appears on the album. I think he did record a few tracks that didn't make the album - a different version of Tell the Truth and Roll it Over (later released on the Crossroads compilation)

[@tawnieriekena7]

@@njt2347 You are incorrect. The book included with the deluxe set, released in the 90's clearly states he did. Clapton confirmed it in his autobiography. George did not recieve credit on the packaging due to legal issues between lables.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Blues Power"!!! Todays song Eric Clapton on vocals and All guitars!!! Also, you'll love Eric Clapton's "After Midnight" , "Forever Man" and "I Shot The Sheriff!!!

[@sunnystormy4973]

-awesome !-

[@diamondchild2]

Duane Allman on guitar as well.

[@surlechapeau]

@@diamondchild2 Bell Bottom Blues was recorded before Duane arrived at the recording session

[@PFreet]

Eric's masterpiece, guys. The entire album is perfection. Duane Allman was a huge part of it. Listen to it all someday...

[@richardkint6531]

Great sound from Eric Clapton and Duane Allman! You think those guitars are crying 😢React to "Little Wing" from Derek & The Dominoes or "Let It Rain" from Eric Clapton next. Thanks.😂

[@smffeb58]

This song was recorded before Duane Allman joined the sessions. All Clapton double tracking. The only reason Duane came to the session was Tom Dowd the producer told Eric that the “boys” Allman Brothers were playing a gig nearby in Miami. Clapton had heard Duane play lead on Wilson Pickett’s cover of Hey Jude, was thoroughly impressed. Clapton and Allman met after the show, Eric invited Duane to Criterion studios to talk, and jam. The rest is history.

[@WhizzingFish12]

This is actually all Eric. Before Duane joined the recording, Clapton was doing all tbe guitar work on the first 3 songs. Check out Keep on Growing - he interweaves three separate leads at the same town, and the results are amazing. His musicality is boggling.

[@bobb9541]

So happy you enjoyed it. This is one of my favorites from this album. The song "have you ever loved a woman" off this album is recommended.

[@jasonwaters6607]

This is my favorite Clapton song, absolutely heart wrenching, but this whole album is just one banger after another.

[@garymeyer4243]

You guys are blowing the dust off some real bangers the last few days!

[@CBusMike872]

Two items: 1) My first concert was Derek and the Dominoes in Cincinnati's Music Hall. 2) Dominoes bandmate (organ/vocals) Bobby Whitlock is now credited as co writer since the 50th Layla anniversary. Eric also fixed the $$$ for Bobby and has helped him out in other ways.

[@michaeldavis5610]

Another great "Sad Song" from this album is "I looked away" Definitely worth a listen...Have a great evening.

[@jrox6091]

I Looked Away was written & the lead sung by Bobby Whitlock whose voice is rich and soulful. He was the first white artist to be signed by Stax Records in Memphis. At 16! His backup vocals are gold.

[@daveol]

@@jrox6091 As is his lead vocal on Thorn Tree in the Garden which definitely makes the short list of sad songs on this all around great album

[@garybradford8332]

A high school favorite back when I wore monster bell bottoms.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

I’m from the bell bottom generation too😂😂 it was great.

[@samuelgates5935]

These kids don't know what you're talking about 🤣🤣 I'm also a 60's baby.

[@samjones2439]

Bell Bottom hip hugger pants from the late 60’s thru the early 70’s! I had a few pairs.

[@garybradford8332]

@@samjones2439 With a button fly!

[@mikeeckel2807]

Here in Southern Illinois we called them "Elephant Bells."

[@philthemovieguy81]

One of my favorite songs of all time.

[@bobl4439]

The sound of metal crying. The whole album is a great masterpiece

[@mikefetterman6782]

Written for his new love, Patti Boyd. He also wrote WONDERFUL TONIGHT, and LAYLA about her, She was married to his friend George Harrison. He wrote the songs, SOMETHING, IF I NEEDED SOMEONE, I NEED YOU, FOR YOU BLUE, and others making her THE MOST WRITTEN ABOUT WOMAN IN HISTORY.

[@twentyfiveyears5010]

The backstory is that Eric was going to the US and Pattie asked him to pick her up a pair of bell bottoms.

[@sunnystormy4973]

-kool !-

[@brachiator1]

Most written about woman in history? Helen of Troy would like a word.

[@samuelgates5935]

More written about than Mary, the "Mother of Christ"? You said "most written about in history".....did you not?

[@robertsaul234]

"It's All Too Much"..."with your long blonde hair and your eyes so blue."

[@vicprovost2561]

One of Clapton's best bands and collaborations, every song on it is worth a reaction. Great song, for another, try their cover of the Jimi Hendrix classic, Little Wing, Duane Allman and Eric sound totally inspired, and it is one of many great covers of that Hendrix tune. Great stuff, Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎶

[@lynncasciotti2156]

Always loved this song

[@bobbygans1893]

never did E.C. bare his soul like he did in this gem

[@kalishakta]

I have loved this whole album since my teens.

[@dcummings4834]

Same

[@rickcain4736]

Me too

[@midnightrambler7716]

Tedeschi Trucks just put out a live remake of it called Layla Revisited Live at LOCKN’ that is excellent.

[@kalishakta]

@@midnightrambler7716 TT are awesome!

[@scottzappa9314]

Yes they are live too.@@kalishakta

[@SteveHaskell-u2h]

Guys, because this is blues, it prompts me to URGE you to find a video on KZbin. It is Eric Bibb, live singing “Don’t Let Nobody Drag Your Spirit Down”. You, & the whole RSR family will LOVE IT. BTW, LOVE YOU BOTH !!

[@skydog6376]

Motherless Children is a must listen ✌️

[@davidrold9770]

Always been my favorite of that album. So much emotion coming from Clapton's vocals & guitar. Great song. Next for Derek & the Dominos, my choice would be Have You Ever Loved A Woman. Great blues tune.

[@lbennett124]

I am so happy to say that I saw Sir Eric Clapton last month here in CO. He still sounds phenomenal live.

[@vrvaughn]

Good for you…. I saw Hendrix, Santana, Stevie Ray, Johnny Winter, Jeff Beck, Leslie West .. countless others. I had Les Paul sign one of my Les Paul guitars… but I have never seen Eric Clapton live… sad to say.

[@matthewneufeld8854]

It was an amazing concert.

[@jelly-baby]

Is he a sir?

[@lbennett124]

Yes was knighted in 2004. @@jelly-baby

[@lbennett124]

You need to. Jimmy Vaughn opened for him. But he didn't perform any Fabulous Thunderbirds hits sadly. I was waiting for Tough Enough. @@vrvaughn

[@Rashnak66]

in the 70's I was growing up in Colorado, and my corduroy bell bottoms (unnaturally bright blue or bright orange) would get packed with snow as I walked. I remember always having to shake out the clumps of snow every time I went inside. The cold corduroy would make a zip-zip sound as I walked. Good times!

[@scottmclellan566]

"Tell the Truth" & "Anyday" from the Layla album. Guaranteed to blow you away. Thanks for all your videos !

[@tommycopeland8816]

Bass player is Carl Radle from Oklahoma. He was also part of Clapton's Oklahoma based band of the 70s

[@martinbrandt6079]

This song is a miracle of desperate human emotion.

[@fidge54]

My favorite from that great album is Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out. Epic blues from Eric and Duane

[@terrycunningham8118]

Man, this was a heartbreak song back in the day. If you had just broken with someone when this song came out this song made you feel like your heart had been stomped on.

[@XFLexiconMatt]

Derek & The Dominoes! The 'Layla' album is utterly amazing! Great pick!! There's just about no bum tracks on the whole album!

[@melissaward6311]

When this double lp came out it was the best thing i ever heard. I still love it. And Bellbottom was my favorite ballad on it way back then. Seems like yesterday. So many wonderful memories. Ty for doing a reaction to this. I do still have this vinyl .

[@lindagaudin9546]

Gives me cold chills every time I hear this! The sadness in his voice & the sadness in which he plays that guitar! So emotional & just raw & pure! This is the song that made me a huge fan of Eric Clapton!!

[@billpunch265]

amber, i so feed off your passion. i love both of you guys. you make me rememberr the first time that i ever heard all of these songs that will never be duplicated again. what you guys do is important. thank you for that

[@ShireseLouie]

My favorite Clapton tune of all his incarnations. This song is everything!

[@marybill1429]

I forgot about how good this album is it’s got to be the best album ever thanks for reminding me

[@giorgiopalmas7934]

This came out when I went to high school and it is forever woven into my first love (and losing it). So Eric hit the mark on this one. Most of the other songs as well.

[@TheAbbfan]

Clapton had toured in America and bell bottoms were just coming in to style. He purchased several pair and gave them to Patti when he returned to UK as her was trying to win her love. When he gave them to her she was unimpressed. Hence the title of the song.

[@MrKittenmitts]

My favourite on this album!

[@neilherring]

The whole album is superb.

[@GratefulNole1]

LET IT GROW- Derek and the Dominoes

[@mickeymccoy9085]

Clapton's pain and passion are on display here...that Patti- man. Y'all have to check out the LIVE version- don't screw it up- of Motherless Children. Clapton! J.J Cale! Derek Trucks (baby face) and the MONSTER Steve Jordan on lead drums- just incredible drumming. Yes three guitar heroes overshadowed by the drummer. Great bass player too. This is rock and roll people.

[@katyland1015]

This was, and still is, an incredible song, from a monumental album. I remember EVERYONE listening to Layla, back when it was new. Bell Bottom Blues, was definitely one of the best on the album. For me, it was Bobby Whitlock's powerful backing vocals, that made this song so great. Bobby never seemed to get the credit he deserved, for what he provided, on this album, and others. He had a MONSTER voice! What a sweet man. It also didn't hurt, that there was a certain young lady at the time, who was MY "Bell Bottom Blues." Some things, just aren't meant to be...

[@tinagriggs1004]

One of my all time favorites.

[@gregkerr725]

Do a Wikipedia search on Derek and the Dominoes. Just who all in the music world was all playing together and associating with around the time their one and only album was recorded.Heck.....even the producers! like Spector and Dowd!

[@acb9231]

Incredible song by an incredible band. Derek and the Dominos Live At The Fillmore is a must have if you’re truly into their music, there’s nothing out there like it, IMO! ✌️

[@WhizzingFish12]

Let It Rain and WDLGTBSS are both just bogglingly great. .

[@rwschumm]

Probably haven't heard this one since back in the day, but I do remember! Thanks You Guys!

[@joanlajara3939]

Live Eric Clapton!! He truly was pouring out his soul! You can feel his pain!!❤️

[@robertnathan2843]

A Perfect Album "Why does love have to be so sad" "Have you ever loved a woman" and the greatest cover of "Little Wing"🎸

[@jasonwaters6607]

It really is literally perfect. I always tell people that Layla is actually the least interesting song on it, that's how good this album is.

[@WhizzingFish12]

​@@jasonwaters6607Totally agree. It's the greatest collection of songs in rock history and my desert island album.

[@shemanic1]

Superb, one of those albums that will stay with me.

[@nordeguzman]

Yes, been requesting this for a while

[@cshubs]

You simply must hear the Derek/Dominos Jam Sessions. They are unbelievable. All jams, no words. I think Jam 4 is essentially Eric Clapton with the Allman Brothers. Duane and Eric are phenom together.

[@EricKing]

YES! I remember buying the Layla Sessions box set (remember those? lol) and putting the Jams CD on repeat. I still listen to them semi-regularly to this day.

[@cshubs]

@@EricKing I let a very good friend borrow my box set and the jerk lost it during a move! I had gotten the set as a gift from gf.

[@EricKing]

@@cshubs oh man that's terrible

[@TJStock85]

@cshubs You should check out "Out of the Blue" by George Harrison. It was an impromptu performance for the All Things Must Pass sessions labeled “Jam 3” at EMI on July 2, 1970. Complete with Klaus Voorman actually playing guitar (not Clapton), Carl Radle on bass, Bobby Keys' fiery saxophone, Jim Price on trumpet, Gary Wright's organ and Bobby Whitlock’s placid keyboard with Jim Gordon on Drums. It's over 11 mins long, but must have been a blast to record & it just takes you on a great ride throughout the song that is all based on one riff. It's really something else.

[@jelly-baby]

I have always loved this song ❤

[@KenRoerden]

Glad you are exploring deeper into the album. It is phenomenal and such a short lived group. Clapton was in five bands and had embarked upon his solo career within ten years. The combination of him and Duane Allman on most of the Layla album was perfect. They became great friends too. My favorite is Key To The Highway

[@shirleybuffington6420]

I love that Jay is wearing his Stevie Ray Vaughan shirt being today is SRV’s birthday he would have been 69.

[@jrogersdal]

As an aside, keyboardist Bobby Whitlock has a channel on KZbin where he tells a ton of stories not only regarding this album but also his previous work with DeLaney and Bonnie and friends, which included Clapton, George Harrison and Leon Russell, Bobby Keys among others. My favorite story being about DeLaney and Leon Russell writing the Groupie song, more commonly known as Superstar made famous by Karen Carpenter. Lots of drama in the stories and you imagine what could have been with all assembled talent.

[@lynnlafever1810]

I've been waiting ( and requesting) this one!! My very favorite Eric Clapton song. It was mine and "Betty's" break up song. Thanks you.

[@monkface]

I literally just thought I wonder if they have reacted this song just yesterday!

[@sarccastro7879]

A very similar song from a grrrl rock group you haven't listened to yet is "One More Hour," by the all-female band Sleater-Kinney. They're incredible and this song is one of the best break-up songs ever.

[@gworebel]

What do The Yardbirds, Blind Faith, Cream, Derek and the Dominos all have in common? The Legend that is the great Eric Clapton

[@connielw]

Yes! Just saw the 2 day Guitar Festival in LA. Love that man.

[@melissaward6311]

Ive seen him 4 times. Every time my jaw hit the floor I believe Always played past the endtime Always stunned me at just how great he is.

[@youarehere4902]

The Moody Blues - I know your out there somewhere.

[@edwardstonick4898]

THATS ERIC CLAPTON GUYS!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@patticampana9458]

Congrats on the hammock!

[@MrLedotson]

I love the fact that you didn't mention that it was Eric Clapton on vocals and lead guitar. Or maybe you didn't know. That is exactly what he wanted when he came up with the name of the band. He wanted people to love it for the music, not the name recognition. Eventuality the record lable put stickers on the out side of the album that said Derek is Eric.

[@tomcoyne789]

Next off this album, Why Does Love Have To Be So Sad. Perhaps the best guitar song of all time. Perhaps.

[@albertsmith9315]

Don't know how energized you are, but with your love of Susan Tedeski, she and her husband played this entire album live and put it out as an album. Give it a listen.

[@kayh7982]

Great suggestion. Did you know several things inspired Susan and Derek to do this album. One of which being that Susan was born the day "Layla" was released.

[@albertsmith9315]

@@kayh7982 I saw Clapton's world tour in 2006 and Derek Trucks was in his band. Trucks was named from the album, Derek and the Dominos because the drummer from the Allman Brothers, Butch Trucks (Derek's uncle) was fond of Dwayne Allman's contribution to the album. During the concert that I saw, Derek expertly recreated Dwayne's slide guitar parts for a half a dozen songs from the Layla album... it was terrific!

[@kayh7982]

@@albertsmith9315 It's true, Eric once said Derek reincarnates Duane through his guitar. Would have loved to be at such an amazing concert. I've seen Tedeschi Trucks Band 4 times, always fabulous. Derek's brother Duane Trucks plays drums for Widespread Panic, do you ever listen to them.

[@billclarke117]

Tedeschi Trucks are the best band in the world today and it's not particularly close. Go see them live if you don't believe me.

[@kayh7982]

@@albertsmith9315 Yes, Derek's namesake another reason they were compelled to release this live album. Along with their great respect for the band Derek and the Dominoes.

[@rundbaum]

"i don't wanna fade away" . . . can't ever get sick of that.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

My fave Clapton song. What an amazing song. You guys need to get the extended copy of the album that comes with extended in studio jams. You'll love it.

[@darrellsmith437]

This just so reminds me of how early English rock was influenced by Memphis and Delta blues. You can feel it in the music. Followed by the next American style of rock. Very cool

[@johnmaynardable]

Glad you got back to this album, there is more than just Layla on it. Amber your facial expressions make it so clear how you feel about a song that tugs on your heart strings. That's part of the reason why I want to see you guys react to John Hiatt - Have A Little Faith In Me.

[@sharonramone9178]

This album is one of the best of all time! And this song is a big reason why. The emotion of the vocals and suburb 🎸 work from 2 of the best guitarists ever. Eric + Duane made those guitars just weep with emotion, Priceless!

[@atuuschaaw]

Love this before I watch it! Huge memory triggers for me! ♥

[@rcherry1978]

My god ! I don't think they realize that Eric Clapton is the lead singer of Derek and the Dominoes. Unbelievable

[@CANDOKNOWHOW]

I got the same impression while watching, as I was waiting for them to acknowledge that fact, but never happened. That’s ok and all, but details matter. In the case of this album, the players and the backstory are what really make the whole thing so interesting beyond being just another really great blues rock record from the 70’s. What gets me with a lot of tunes that get reacted to, is that a lot of the more pertinent information often gets left out by people suggesting the tunes. A great example is when people suggest songs that are 2-part songs but no one makes that clear in their request, so the reactor ends up listening to the one part requested and not the other part.

[@rcherry1978]

@@CANDOKNOWHOW i kinda don't think it's ok My problem with them sometimes is that rely too much on the people who request the reactions for pertinent information like hey Eric Clapton is the lead singer of Derek and the Dominoes Hey let's be proactive look it up i mean look how long it took them to realize that the Beatles had more than one lead singer it's the attention to details of the artist they react to that frustrates me

[@_androo_9202]

@@rcherry1978it’s not that deep buddy

[@rcherry1978]

@@_androo_9202 no its not its almost hilarious

[@stannelson8306]

Top 10 album for sure!

[@danielpattison3422]

Bobby Whitlock for the win on the background vocals. As much praise that Clapton and Allman get for this album... Whitlock deserves just as much.

[@davidburton9136]

Another great from this album is "Why Does Love Got To be So Sad?". I think you'd like it...really smoking guitars! Also, their version of Hendrix's "Little Wing", and "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out". Heck, pick any song from that album ("Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs") and you'll smile!

[@LVVMCMLV]

Another great song from 1971

[@rmsmith2396]

My favorite album of the seventies, maybe ever, bought it whithin days of release Eric is great, but people forget Bobby Whitlock, Carl Radle, and Jim Gordan;s drums this was a collaboration of great musicians

[@decolonizeEverywhere]

Seeing Eric Clapton in concert was definitely a bucket list check for me I have a son named Eric

[@susanliltz3875]

Eric Clapton: 1. I’ve Got A Rock And Roll Heart 2. Sweet Home Chicago 3. Riding With The King ( duet with B.B. King!! Pure Blues)

[@Looneyintheboonies]

I can't tell for sure whether or not you guys realize that's Eric Clapton singing his heart out over George Harrison's wife. But i fell in love with this song as a teenager and sat down with my guitar and sweated and struggled nonstop until i taught myself to play it, along with Procul Harem's "Whiter Shade of Pale". Living in the boonies isolated that was how i learned everything, lol. But the sound of the melody was sparkles in my ears. 😊

[@sallym1171]

Isn't this great? One of my favorite songs.

[@LoveBandit1000]

"Why does love got to be so sad?" has to be NEXT....

[@billdomitilli8125]

Everyone forgets Dwayne Allman was the 'D' in Derek...Dwayne + Eric = Derek. Virtuosos.

[@katiemanning3761]

I did not know that. Ya learn something new every day.

[@craigcraigster4999]

I did a bit of Googling and wasn't able to turn up any confirmation about your take on the band's name, probably because Dwayne was not an original band member but more of a phenomenal slide guitar session player for the group (I believe he played on 11 of the 14 Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs tracks). Clapton was supposedly referred to as Del or Derek (instead of Eric) by his bandmates dating back to his Delaney And Bonnie tour days, and that part of the new band's name stuck. As for the second half of the name, there's conflicting info as to whether it would be "Dominos" or the name "Dynamics." A Bobby Whitlock interview claims the band decided on Dynamics, while another story goes that either the band ultimately chose "Dominos" or it was chosen for them when the guy who MC'd their first London concert got confused and introduced them as "Derek and the Dominos". Clapton really liked it, but supposedly the other three members (all Americans) thought the name sounded like a doo-wop group from the '50s. 😂 In either case, "Dominos" it was, and their music is still amazing some 53 years after the band's debut. 👍

[@fan123casual8]

Just so we’re clear: The name of the band is just something they made up for this collaboration between Eric Clapton and Dwayne Allman (of the Allman Brothers). They are both singing and playing guitar on this track. Eric is the lead vocalist.

[@mikemike1425]

Allman was not on this track and the group was formed and named in the UK before Allman showed up in Miami after the first three tracks were recorded.

[@jokepy4230]

One of only two vinyl albums that I bought twice.

[@matthewneufeld8854]

Man one my just favorite Clapton songs ever.

[@sanpaku6869]

the backing vocals is Bobby Whitlock

[@tombeyerlein3813]

Bobby was a key factor in Derek and the Dominos. Thanks for noting his contribution.

[@rmsmith2396]

I'm old now, but what strikes me is the music you guys have never heard.

[@peterstilla8733]

It was fun just watching Jay's face as this playing and seeing him really get it. Just beautiful.

[@excellenceinhypnotherapy8007]

Greatest song of all time, I don't care what anybody says.

[@Nancy-n4o8k]

Amber, the lead singer is Clapton.

[@steviemccormick3762]

BRAVO !!!!!

[@keithlevin4642]

Great reaction. Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs is an album full of bangers. Anyday and Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad? should be next. Clapton is God.

[@johnny99late]

Love this song...thanks.

[@miked2445]

YASS!!! Me and the Ladys song!!! Thank You!

[@mikewelsh6693]

Let It Rain should be your next Derek and the Dominoes reaction! More great vocals and blazing guitar from Eric Clapton!!

[@MrDoneboy]

Eric Clapton was the original lead guitarist for the Yardbirds, as well!

[@josephmilitello647]

"Why Does Love Have to be So Sad" is another great one from this album. They're all kind of sad, but beautiful and soulful.

[@HXERkYJclMcKLAWwQW]

I think this was one of the last recordings of Duane Allman , you can hear him extensively on slide . Carl Radle on bass; Eric Clapton guitar; Bobby Whitlock keyboards ;

[@markmatthews4481]

Smooth blues rock at it's finest. This whole album is first rate.