Tribute to George Harrison Show and more

[@mrswimmyboy]

Not being included in George's memorial concert/no anniversary concert of Layla [and its GUITAR heavy reissue] are bad for all the reasons people mentioned. Bad, but not surprising I guess. Its not just "some music" we're talking about though. All Things Must Pass and Layla were the best music Harrison and Clapton ever made. Both recordings are amazingly consistent in quality. You have exactly the right attitude about it. Nothing afterward changes what originally happened and its value.

[@steveschutter]

You are a treasure Bobby. Many who have followed music know who you are and what you have done. What is so great now is we get to hear you give these stories of all kinds and musical knowledge. But the best thing is the woman you get to share your life with. You are both awesome. Hope someday you will get to tour and play clubs again if the spirit suits you.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you from Bobby...

[@BillyWarpinjur]

He's got the greatest laugh!

[@steveschutter]

@@maryskogen6681 If I am to be truthful and for the better of all I would prefer to wait for the spring to summer of 2022 for all to go back for this to be all over with. I do not want to go to a show with a mask on. This virus needs to be eradicated before my pleasures and others pleasures go forward.

[@matthewvincent5597]

@@BW-CC Bobby It's NOT Right Not being credited completely and You brought such Soul and Such Sound !l Stay your wonderful positive self because Really It Is Their Loss We Know You Were An Integral Player and I'll ALWAYS Be A Bobby Whitlock Fan Then ,Now , And Forever!!!!!!!!

[@TheNaturalust]

You are one class act Bobby.

[@PatriotSteve]

Coco, you should have a rock interview show. You’re masterful at keeping the train on the track.

[@BW-CC]

You're too kind..

[@PatriotSteve]

@@BW-CC seriously, on this KZbin channel... you can interview musicians who aren’t named Page, Clapton, and Beck. How many players or engineers/producers who were in second tier bands, or one hit wonders, or hired guns on tour, who have fascinating rock history stories to be told. I’m excited at the thought of it. How bout it!? Everyone wants to interview Mayer, Slash or Brian May - forget them - get the guy or gal who won’t have walls up! They’ll talk to you and Bobby.

[@MrFender64]

@@BW-CC Its true Coco you are interviewing an amazing musician that has the most amazing stories to share with us all and you certainly are keeping the train on the track. I'm 62 years old now and have have found a whole new interest in music, it's like I'm just starting out again. Bobby is amazing and you are too.

[@ronnie5129]

CoCo , Is The Best, at this, She is A Professioal for sure, Cousin

[@tulelazule7231]

and Coco knowledgeable enough about the subjects of touring, recording mixing , and the artists' path. Has a very resonant , great sounding voice too. (but i wouldn't call Jimi Hendrix or Hendrix just "Jimi")

[@randykirby2866]

I am sure you guys have helped people not to feel so alone. Speaking for myself, seeing your videos feels like I am visiting my friends.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you Randy

[@bloke2201]

It's true! These videos make a bad time a little sweeter.

[@bobouzala]

“Billions of us are One” Thank you Bobby for the message of Interbeing, You and Coco are super enjoyably enlightening. I love all these stories, pieces of my life’s soundtrack and you’ve been there all along! Love you guys, Keep on Rollin’!!! 🌞🙏🏻🎸

[@kerrymcmanus9188]

Thanks Bobby & Coco .really enjoyed the interviews I wish you both all the best

[@RyanHicks306]

Art of Dying is such an incredible track. It’s so heavy! I love that track so much.

[@GE.1962]

That was a shitty thing to do not inviting you to play the Harrison tribute concert. Bobby, remember this, history is forever and no one can ever take that from you. Coco, thank you so much for these convos.

[@tulelazule7231]

yeah they f'd up sorry to say it's disappointing . simply couldve had Bobby on harmonies if they thought didnt have room for more of his flavor (And I did not like Prince's contribution because to me it wasn't in the spirit)

[@gregoryalbert379]

Bobby, You are such a Joy..and CoCo..You know how to bring out His best, with your great questions ! It is fun to know, behind the scenes, what takes place. I appreciate your music all the more. What a Gift...

[@davidevans3175]

The organ (B3?) on "Let it Down" is one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard.

[@jts3339]

I’m the oldest male from a British/Irish family and my sister’s husband is from Norwich, England. I’ve been excluded from Christmas dinner with my own family because someone intentionally decided to leave me off the list on certain years for perceived slights committed during the previous year. Brits can be a peculiar and cold bunch at times, but I make myself “unavailable to be hurt” on the occasions that I’m left out of. I have a loving partner like you have and I don’t need anyone else to validate who I am.

[@jts3339]

@@wedjr97 Well said, Bill. Those bonds don’t break easily in spite of the family difficulties. Look at the Royals…

[@John525C]

Besides being an incredible talent, Bobby is a wealth of knowledge of the Rock and Blues world of the 60’s and 70’s. His insight on Clapton, Harrison, D&B, Radle, Gordon and his own experiences are priceless. Coco knows how to get the stories out of him! I really enjoy listening to him and his stories. The D&D live album is incredible, I have been listening for 50 years and Bobby’s contribution is quite evident & remarkable!

[@dodgerbluebruce]

"Anybody that knows, knows". You are so right Bobby. One reason I love watching your videos is your eternal optimism.

[@musictosoul]

Thanks for posting... that Layla Album never gets old... now I feel like I know so much more after all these years. They just don’t write them like that anymore! A big rockN roll Thankyou you to both of you! An absolute pleasure hearing you two interact!

[@brianmurphy7962]

Bobby, your piano on Beware of Darkness is everything... I just now listened again.. the drop down from c# minor , to B , falling into A, I love it! And you hit it right on the money... maybe you and CoCo could do a guitar piano version for us? I am learning so much here, thanks so much!!

[@MrJeffers06]

I never thought about him not being invited, That is a shame. That guy has the best attitude and the interviewer skillful and awesome.

[@GarySpinelli909]

Bobby, I am thoroughly enjoying these interviews. All the contributions that you made to the music of that magical era of rock was invaluable and had a huge influence on me and countless other musicians. Thank you.

[@alpep1307]

Bobby you’re looking great! Not Covid but rock n roll hair!! I personally can’t get enough of your memories. Your role cannot be denied!! And every time I listen to the dominoes or atmp I hear it in a new light because of these videos. You are an extremely talented musician and your role in these projects fantastic without your contributions the overall tunes would suffer.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@jayscheidemen4455]

These stories are the BEST! Talking about one of my very favorites....All Things Must Pass......such a treat. Thank you for ALL of these!

[@poptart4260]

So glad to know you re o k and still have that youthful exuberance, the stories are fantastic and adds more joy to the listening experience of the original cuts , Thanks Again !!!

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@thomassblaquelourde9298]

Bobby Whitlock, YOU were my FIRST CONCERT at 14 Derek & Dominoes. I was a Clapton fan, when you played Stormy Monday you blew Clapton off the stage. I have so wanted to be your FB friend. You are the MOST underrated musician in the world. I ALWAYS KNEW YOU CO-WROTE BELL BOTTOM BLUES, I consider All Things Must Pass a Derek & ... album. Thanks for your stories, I Love you man

[@BW-CC]

Thank you so much

[@thomassblaquelourde9298]

THANK YOU SO MUCH 💓 MY Dad took me to the Pasadena Civic to see Derek and the Dominos in Jr. HIGH. Mr Clapton wore pink bell bottoms, so I got some. I saw yawl on Johnny Cash the 1st run. I don't know how many people YOU THINK to who you are an A team super-musican, but I am 66 now and since 14 you have been as much D & D, as Clapton, I am not downing him at all but you are every bit a star to me and really the core of that band. I can't think of any rock band better to take "my concert virginity ". I have spent my life seeing Blackmores Clapton, Dio, Plant, Page, Jerry Lee etc. like the touch of the Divine. I have always known how great a musician and thank you for these interviews it's nice knowing whata S. Gentleman you are as well, with an off-the-cuff casual decency and a loving goodness. Wanting to friend you as was told Ms Coco was your so true love... "go on endlessly and I know Anyday you will see her smile " what a blessing I am sure she knows you deserve her and the reverse. I loved your rendition singing Bell..I have always wanted to play it. Layla one of the greatest albums of all time and it would not be so without you ❤ thank you for over 40 years I wish to think I am your friend, sir and thank that Lady for sharing you.

[@kevinbarry3548]

Love your stories, CoCo's direction and learning about your life, your art, your music and experiences.

[@Zepster77]

Love waking up to chat across the kitchen table with Coco & Bobby ❤️

[@patlampo9288]

🌝so glad Bobby and Coco for talking to us all✨🎷🎸🎹Have a very great day✨🌻✨🌻✨🌻

[@genekersten7165]

God bless the both of you.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Thanks for these interviews. I've listened to Bobby & friends for years and decades. Wow.

[@lindaadams2315]

Just logged on to youtube and was hoping for a new video from y'all. I think it's a raw deal that Bobby wasn't asked to play on the Concert for George (I have it on DVD and I've looked for him more than once) but like you said Bobby, you know who you were to him, what you played on and no remembrance concert can take that away from you. As a fan, it still pisses me off though! Anyway, glad to see more from y'all, you're giving so many a bit of saneness through this pandemic nightmare so thank you for that. Keep em' coming when y'all can! ox

[@thomassblaquelourde9298]

Mrs Whitlock, Ms. Coco Carmel every great man should have a great woman to love. Thank you for bringing (dragging lol 😆) this great musician and wonderful man out to be ... an icon, role model and historian.

[@billtaylor4897]

I've heard your voice and playing sense the 60's... And loved it. Drama never took the place of talent. Never will...

[@stevehanson5556]

It's Bobby Whitlock that made Derek and the dominos for me,I'd always wait for Bobby's voice it reminded me of the place I grew up in the country country people some of the best people in the world.

[@aarondurham75]

Bobby knows how to add contrast to a song. He’s not only a badass singer, songwriter, keyboard player, and performer, he’s also an incredible session man!

[@MorGuitarz]

Love you guys💕🎹🎶🎼🥁🎸 All class. Always.

[@craigwarner6156]

I respect you Bobby. Especially for your contribution to the music I love the most.

[@robertoponce8077]

Oh, what a wonderful couple! God bless you both, your pets and music. From México City, my best wishes and love. Roberto Ponce 😅

[@jeffnichols5022]

As a guitarist, I feel extremely indebted to Eric Clapton and Duane Allman, among others. Clearly the Dominos were a stellar group without Duane, as evidenced by the first three songs on the Layla album as well as the two live Dominos album/cds, especially the In Concert. Personally, I actually prefer the live album a bit more because it is an amazing testament to the power of the Dominos. The songs co-written with Bobby and Eric remain some of the best of Eric’s career. As to Duane’s slide work on the coda, I’ve always enjoyed it. I think the passion outshines the pitch problems, similar to some of the real old blues recordings.

[@davidstanton1261]

Thanks Bobby!! Your music has shaped my life, I'm 55 now, and it sure is great to learn about you and yours: before computers all I really had was the LPs and some pics...but the Music was more than enough!!! Well I'm still out here hunting down your classic tasty vinyl to get second and third copies for the future: so I can dig it till I go and pass it on to the next young BW Lovers!!! Thanks again man Peace and Love and you too CoCo! Thanks for memorializing all this killer stuff from Whitlock World xxoxo

[@davidstanton1261]

Thanks for the Love you Two :))

[@timalexwar]

Up until I started watching and loving these Videos, CoCo (and Bobby), I wasn't all that interested in ATMP and I had never in my 71 years on the planet listened all the way through the Layla Album. Now, I can't get enough of them. And it's not because I am a huge Clapton fan, because I'm not, really, although I like a lot of his recordings and was privileged to see Cream when they first played the Fillmore in San Francisco. Paul Butterfield was on the bill with Mike Bloomfield who was then in his blues band. ATMP was not as interesting to me at the time it came out. I was a huge Beatles' fan (I still am!). I was still very upset about the Beatles having broken up when they started releasing solo albums.. The point is, now that I understand Bobby's place in both albums, Layla and ATMP, I listen to them all the time now. And I listen for the organ parts and the harmony singing, piano, etc. It means so much to have you detail the music production. IT makes the music alive in ways that are multi-dimensional, Bobby. When I start thinking about your professional life, Bobby, I wish that someone would have come along and sort of managed you like others did for the super-stars. I wish you would have been asked to play non-stop (session after session after session etc.) for others' records over the years. I do believe in Providence (i.e. God) and it obviously was not the plan for you to do what I wish you had done. And I know you have your reasons for dropping out of the music scene for as long as you did. But the music world lost out on what "could have been", because you are one of the truly great rock musicians, and recording-session side-men/ participants of all time. I am just so glad that you and CoCo do these videos. I appreciate that you both have made yourselves so accessible. You have truly blessed my life. Rock and roll music has always been my chief interest in life and you have made an enormous contribution to my passion for the music. Thank you both. Someday you will have to tell us how the idea came to do these videos. Meanwhile, I keep myself glued to KZbin!

[@robertolesen5782]

Well, that was just lovely. Bobby has the most infectious laughter, I about lost it one the, "Now, which button do I push again?". But, you're right...they did kinda try and push you guys into the background and make it an Eric and Duane deal. I had the album and saw picture of you I'm sure but it wasn't until you guys were on the Johnny Cash Show that I had any idea of what you might be like or really meant to the band or that it was YOUR rather, can I say enthusiastic? singing I was hearing, like doing that Sam and Dave thing with Eric throughout the album. You look good with pandemic hair too. Be well you two.

[@yakisobapancake1234]

Your videos do make a difference, at least to me. I rediscovered the Layla album and I am listening to it again with new ears. Also I started playing my guitar again after I don't know how long. Thank you. A hobo from Barcelona who lives in Finland.

[@BW-CC]

Hello Carles, so glad to hear that.

[@CrYou575]

Just listening to Layla this morning and I stumbled on this. What great reminiscences. I'll check out the whole set.

[@jeffersonspace]

These stories are wonderful. Back in the mid 70's (here in Miami) I would ride a 10 speed bicycle about 10 miles on weekend evenings to visit my older Brothers house in Allapattah. Dan, who worked as a bus mechanic lived wth Mel, and both are now deceased. Anyways, it was lots of fun to go to his house, and play records like ATMP. And as a former boy scout, I should be truthful, and mention that I smoked something funny (in those days). Bless

[@johnmilhuisen2607]

Most enlightening Bobby and CoCo. Keep em coming.

[@BillyWarpinjur]

Last night I listened to CD 2 from All Things Must Pass mainly because now I know the background from Bobby! I got that album in 75 when I was 16yrs old and have loved it ever since. George was always my favorite Beatle from the beginning. Bobby's work on that album/CD is phenomenal now I'm sure he was playing the piano on Hear Me Lord, was he? So Awesome!

[@3dougj]

Bobby and Coco, thank you so much for your videos. You share so much great information for all of us. I enjoy it so much.

[@dalegeisler4785]

Bobby my favorite album of all time is all things must pass. George is my favourite musician and I appreciate all your inputs on what went down and how. A big mahalo from the island of Hawaii. For

[@trophiccowboy]

history will show what greatness u made and the jealous ones still burn up thank you for your real way and no filter

[@tylerhawks8376]

Beyond enlightening and the joy is infectious. Thank you for making things so much brighter!

[@rg353]

Tell The Truth How can argue an unpretentious well articulated conversation The Truth Shall Set You Free Thanks Bobby CoCo Much Love

[@-davidolivares]

Yeah, it’s 5am and I’m drinking tea watching you guys after painting a couple. Took a break and tried some of George’s Wah Wah slide parts, ouch, but it started out with me listening to your upbeat Wurlitzer part, very cool to know that about the song. Been hearing All Things Must Pass since it came out. Bought while visiting family in Racine Wisconsin, at the Osco store. Such a great album. Any tidbits about that album (and Layla) is gold to me. Thx, both of you.

[@garychambers5850]

You guys were the *Heart🧡 of the Band* on " _All Things Must Pass_ " Awesome!

[@williamfrejofsky7923]

Thanks so much! Finally found out after 50 yrs why I always felt out of tune playing along with Layla...

[@williamfrejofsky7923]

Tell the Truth still my favorite tune on that album..thx..

[@marksherrod5624]

Great stuff as usual! I always look forward to these episodes. Thank you both for sharing

[@maddma]

I just saw your Slow Boat to China video. I loved the song. Beautiful.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@johnc.mitchelljr.2716]

loved the story about the Wurlitzer and the up-beat , , ☮️

[@kevinwager9284]

Heartbreaking that the power's to be either intended or unattended wrote you out of such an important part of music history. I am so glad you're taking the time to set the record right. This ranks right up there with Dion claims that he lost the infamous coin toss with Ritchie Valens for the seat on the Buddy Holly plane flight. Tommy Alsop called Dion out as it was Tommy and Ritchie. I for one am glad you survived your musical journey and continue to Shine Brightly.

[@cruzcontrol1504]

Wow, that artwork on your mantle is fabulous...really really nice !

[@UncleWiggy252]

I got to play tubular bells in high school in the early 70's. IT WAS AWESOME and it was amazing our high school out in the woods of Connecticut had them! We also had a full size Baldwin grand. For its day a very progressive music department. Great sounds and big fun. You tweaked my memories!

[@edgarcook9607]

Fairfield County, no doubt...

[@UncleWiggy252]

@@edgarcook9607 No...far from it, believe it or not! (I did say in the woods, didn't I?)

[@monicaadams7600]

Thanks Coco!

[@imwiththeband8290]

Thanks again!

[@wingnut4two]

I watched the “Living in the Material World” documentary a couple of years ago and I found it very enlightening. I was really impressed by George’s spirituality, I found it very moving and it touched something inside of me that has really stuck with me. I can imagine George was like that for a lot of people, he had so many close friends. Really enjoying the stories!!👍🏼

[@garys.4789]

I’m hooked on you two 👍

[@erichutchinson1961]

I have watched alot of your videos now and saw you in the Bobby Keys video. What a life you have led. I would have loved to be in your shoes just so I could be there when all that great music was made. Thanks for posting these videos because I think your giving people an understanding of what the times were like and the experiences you had. You were there at a great time in music history and to be a part of that is something you must really treasure.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you Eric

[@lawrenceburchett7411]

I do love hearing these stories about the recording of these significant Albums. Thank you as ever .

[@ofrabjousday1]

Hello Bobby and CoCo, there's something I want you to know. I have a first pressing sealed copy of "All Things Must Pass" that will be in my arms when they bury me. That's how much that album has meant to me over the last 50 years. And in the same sense that no one will ever be able to take that album away from me in the grave, no one can take away from you what your contribution was to that album. It would be just like trying to extract the egg out of a big, beautiful birthday cake, it's impossible. Thank you for being there.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

I sure enjoy hanging out with y’all.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@J.A.Hansen]

Wow i'm just in time.I'm just listening

[@UnionAlley]

Duane was undoubtedly a great guitar player and very influential in his own right, but, I have to confess, I absolutely hate the way that people make the Layla album all about him. Yes I'm sure he was a catalyst of sorts but The Dominos were a great rock n roll band without him... "Live at The Fillmore" proves that. An album is nothing without songs and without Bobby's input and ear for a great melody and overall writing prowess we would not be talking about this 50 years later. Thank you once again for another priceless slice of history x

[@BW-CC]

Thank you, a big thank you from Bobby.

[@richardrybinski2320]

Bobby- kind of off track here but did you ever cross paths with Alex Chilton or Chris Bell of Big Star at Ardent? Jim Dickinson? Looking forward to your wonderful inspiring and entertaining stories! You are THE MAN!

[@BW-CC]

Oh yes

[@bradhardisty1652]

Great question. I'd sure like to hear any Memphis / Ardent stories. I can only imagine if Bobby joined Big Star with Chilton after Chris Bell left. Anyway, that's such a speculation that never happened.

[@wingnut4two]

I’ve often wondered the same thing, that first Big Star line up was really something special. Chris Bell I feel was ahead of his time.👍🏼

[@reverandscales]

Thanks Bobby and Coco! These videos mean so much to me.

[@angelayoung3978]

great stuff bob & coco

[@tommigs]

Great stuff

[@MrFender64]

Amazing I commented about Concert for George and why you weren't there yesterday, and today you answered about not being invited, so sad to hear that.All I can say is this I'm so drawn to your easy going approach, to all that you talk about,I'm not much for typing what i'm trying to say most times, but I think you are truly amazing and a genuine guy. Thanks again for sharing all these stories. Coco I luv your interviews with Bobby, I'm now looking out for the documentary DVD on you and there must be a autobiography on you as well which I need added to my musician library. Thanks again Man.

[@BW-CC]

Bobby Whitlock A Rock and Roll Autobiography

[@danielsherwood3460]

Hi Coco. Has Bobby ever shared his thoughts on the Jim Gordon/ Rita Coolidge Layla coda controversy? Who really wrote it? Also, the "I didn't grow up privileged, but was privileged to grow up they way I did" quote from Bobby. Love that. He's such an optimist. I always walk away with a gem of positivity from these videos. Thanks again for doing these.

[@jamess7626]

As soon as I'm done listening to Bobby and Coco on this video I'm going to listen to Art of Dying again with this new knowledge and I'm sure, renewed appreciation. Thanks, you guys.

[@BW-CC]

Enjoy!

[@danobrien8671]

Thanks coco bobby . Can you talk about old recording tricks and how it was done back in the dominos and Delaney days thanks.

[@pearl9657]

Love 💜

[@BW-CC]

One Love

[@abacab1]

What a privilege it is to listen to you guys chat!

[@addieandleesfunplayaddiean7325]

You are one of the most important musical forces in modern music history. You also brought the most essential and brilliant ingredient to the sound that resulted in the uniqueness and genius of "All Things Must Pass" and "Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs" and that is the power and soul Southern musicians injected into music worldwide. The deep Southern United States is the artist center of the world. Bobby Whitlock is a prime example of that Southern influence! Thank you for the Informative and fascinating videos!

[@Jimmytaft-l2r]

My God Bobby we have a lot in common the way we grew up and more

[@timshafer4598]

I've mentioned before, I am a B-3 player and keyboard player (Hammond SK-2 set up with a Leslie) and listening to your relaxed style on these cuts (after you've chatted about them), as I am still learning in a sense, has given me confidence to just play. (I am a little late in the game getting in...life happens). Forget about how others want me to play like someone else, I'm becoming more comfortable and relaxed with what I've got as I am woodshedding, so when we finally open things back up here in Louisiana, I'll be better prepared when I do get a call from a band to come play with them. So, feel good about still inspiring people, Bobby. I thank you for being so candid. Damn if I wouldn't love to make a trip to where you're at just to jam and learn (even at 63). Didn't mean to make this about me...a round about way to say thank you, nonetheless.

[@BW-CC]

Listen... be who you are. Don't ever try to be someone else. Let your light shine, and it will when you let go. Don't ever let anyone put you down. Do the very best you can at being you. Age never matters. X CoCo

[@scottoakley1135]

thank you for these discussions. fascinating stuff.

[@tommaloney3938]

dude you've had an incredible journey. the journey is the reward. love hearing your stories. but man you have some of the coolest shirts ever!!

[@danbag777]

An honorary Englishman a hugely talented man who deserves a vast amount more credit than he gets. More importantly a wealth of knowledge on some of the most amazing music ever written and performed.

[@NormRSSM]

Wow ,Thankyou !

[@jakeella]

U R beautiful people.

[@MrGuitar1458]

Breaks my heart that Bobby was not invited to participate in the Concert for George, and that so much of his input in the music of the "big name" artists has been minimized. The very first time I heard the Layla album I immediately felt the power of Bobby's voice and keyboards and knew he was every bit as important as Eric to the success of that music. Same with All Things Must Pass, that album literally CHANGED MY LIFE. Thank you!! ❤️ ❤️

[@victorarena23]

i cn understand not being invitd. he played on one album of geroges and they didn't collaborate again.

[@MrGuitar1458]

@@victorarena23 Gary Brooker only played on ATMP and he was invited to CFG. For some reason, Gary Wright, one of George's closer American friends and player on more than one George album, wasn't at CFG either. I dunno...

[@victorarena23]

@@MrGuitar1458 yeah but Gary Brooker lives near George and they remain friends throughout their lives. George buerhle, if ever saw Whitlock after all things must Pass Booker was a friend of George’s.

[@janebiddick6161]

Keep it going! Absolutely love listening to your significant contributions to music Bobby & Coco!

[@fredcloud9668]

Some interviewers you just cringe with some of their questions. But Miss CoCo your wonderful as an interviewer. Thank you both so much.

[@monicaadams7600]

Glad you're doing well! Take care!

[@joed9414]

Bobby Whitlock Best Dressed man in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame! Coco, Great interviews !!

[@peterdolan7739]

This was priceless! Thank you for the stories and please keep them coming. All Things Must Pass and Layla & other Assorted Love Songs are masterpieces in Rock History.

[@johngallaghermusic9777]

Thank you Bobby and Coco. it is an inspiration to hear these stories of a great life playing music. Its great to hear what happens in the reality of these sessions etc instead of reading things that can be untrue and usually are. The wisdom and the humour is wonderful. Bless you, both.

[@dent5]

Whole world is shaking now....:)

[@thebostonbrawler1]

Luv hearin' you both do what ur doing'

[@stevemurray2737]

Great Interview. I too would like to hear some Big Star stories!

[@bobbylane-weedhawks-skullm650]

You guys are my favorite ‘go to’ on KZbin. Short sweet informative bits. Like the modern-day Readers Digest.

[@MegaSickcat]

Thank you Bobby for these amazing first-hand stories that have never been told before. Thank you CoCo for bringing your questions to the forefront...It's great listening to the 'history' behind a time in music when it was really worth listening to!

[@stevewuertz3598]

Always great to check in see what you two are up to. Miss seeing ya at The Saxon Pub. Hope this gets back to normal. I'm missing live music

[@BW-CC]

No more Saxon

[@nates7543]

Listening to these interviews have become part of my daily routine. Thank you guys so much for being so generous with your stories.

[@AntarcticGuitarEnthusiast]

Your unbridled enthusiasm concurs all. Maximum Respect