Derek And The Dominos - Let It Rain [Album: Live At The Fillmore] High Quality Sound Full Version

[@kayknapp6997]

So glad I grew up in this era when musicians were master craftsmen of their instruments and it was all about the music. Doesn’t get any better than this.

[@thomasbedell4770]

Agree 100%. So many damaged people fell but what was recorded remains as an inspiration to those of today.

[@ronniev3296]

Sandy?

[@rolandloyola4252]

Jim Gordon at his finest and Eric and the group Derek and the Dominos. Classics forever a legend. Man this is treasure.

[@scottcantor1842]

He's a master of playing rythm and lead undercurrents almost simultaneously here. By himself.... Beautiful

[@howardfrehsee5897]

When I recently listened to this album two songs blew me away. ie., Let It Rain & Got to Get Better in a Little While. Clapton played on a level never elsewhere achieved or exceeded in my opinion. Everything worked like the finest painting ever created, a true work of art in a league of its own. I can't stop listening to both these amazing works of art. Whitlock, Radle, and Gordon all came together with Clapton to create pure genius. The versions of these two amazing songs have never been surpassed and I bet Eric would say it's his and his teams greatest accomplishment ever! To think this music was created live on February 23rd, & 24th 1970 and finally released on February 22, 1994 ie., 24 years later is shocking. This unparalleled work should have hit the market as soon as possible after it was recorded. Imagine genius work of this magnitude collecting dust on a shelve. What a find and a true pleasure to be shared with humanity forever timeless.

[@JohnLnyc]

Howard…a double album of these 1970 shows at the Fillmore East was released in 1972. The 1994 record/CD was remastered from the 1972 release.

[@jamesbussard7777]

When going to a concert was a event. So glad i grew up in this era.

[@aileendavies8083]

No One has mentioned Jim Gordon playing solid for nearly 20 mins flat out including a 6.5 minute drum solo absolutely brilliant

[@lorrainecostanzo8925]

Thank you for mentioning that ! JIM GORDON !!!

[@lorrainecostanzo8925]

Aileen Davies 11 months ago PLEASE SEE THE ABOVE PETITION,

[@johnlecour9755]

Let it rain, faith in god and the twenty minute instrumental proving the strenghy he gives us if we let him in! Listen to in the light Led zep

[@dean5789]

Severely underrated drummer.

[@kenlehman4686]

@@dean5789 5 minutes actually, timed IT, drum solo, great!

[@georgatronic964]

Yeah Jim Gordon was amazing. Bobby Whitlock’s voice is awesome.

[@leeakers4525]

Carl Radle's picking fingers must have been on fire that night. Full tilt, and never missed a note. To my ear, and as a musician,he was the best Fender Bass player ever.

[@ctims4185]

He was special.

[@vijujacob63]

He sure was special even when compared to other legends like Larry Taylor. Carl's vibes with Jim is mind blowing.

[@jakollee]

This sparser version really lets you hear how much the bass line contributes to the movement of the song, great playing by Radle.

[@kentinatl]

ONE OF THE GREATEST AND MOST JOYOUS DISPLAYS OF GUITAR VIRTUOSITY EVER RECORDED {AND HE IS ALL OF 25 YEARS OLD} AND THE REST OF THE BAND IS BRILLIANT AS WELL.. WOW...

[@iancarnaby3898]

Framton was 25 too when he came out with framton comes alive with do you feel like we do,its right up on par with this

[@kieranomahony487]

@@iancarnaby3898with all due respect you’re way off here,Clapton on another level,so is this band

[@1978bluez]

Clapton is brilliant here. Thank you sir for your years of dedication sharing your talent and love of music, hope Clapton stays healthy for years to come.

[@richierugs]

it was beautiful watching EC doing this--eyes closed, maybe a cigarette in the neck of the guitar--just feelin it, no wild grimacing, the occasional pursing of the lips---just seemingly effortless expressionism --elegant

[@georgatronic964]

This could be one of the greatest live rock songs ever recorded. Hard to top that one. The Dominos didn’t get the critical acclaim they deserved.

[@NeverMind-vx7pl]

You are damn right!

[@MrYAMUHAT]

My God! This is not the version on the official live album! But it's definitely Jim Gordon. I became a drummer partly because of Jim Gordon and the solo he played on that version. But this one is just as beautiful, and in fact, has a crisper sound than the original. Maybe another night, this one. Whatever. I am so grateful to you, Sir Takayuki Kitao; I never in my life expected to hear another version of this epic, epic number. THANK YOU! I loved it!!!

[@lorrainecostanzo8925]

JIM GORDON best drummer ever !

[@alanolson7475]

This Album is among my most prized possessions. This one, Allman Brothers (also) at Fillmore East and J Geils Band Full House are my list of top 3 Live recordings!

[@Marcus_C51]

Yes, all 3 of them are LEGENDARY classics! The Derek & Dominos and ABB are usual mentions, but I also totally wore out J Geil's Full House album-good call! First I Look at the Purse and it was on! What a set! Those are all desert island discs for sure.

[@ctims4185]

Same except I've got Band of Gypsies over Full House although that album is a great listen!

[@pmishke]

19 and a half minutes of pure heaven !!!!!!! If this doesn't get you fired up you must be dead ...... PUT IT IN THE CD CHANGE R IN THE CAR TIME FOR A ROAD TRIP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLAY IT LOUD

[@kazuhide_ishikawa]

40年前に通学の電車の中、ウオークマンで聞いていたの思い出しました。今も色褪せない名曲ですね。

[@wonderties]

Thank you for downloading this masterpiece. Typical brilliant Eric throughout his entire career.

[@billadams5778]

The musicianship of this song is unparalleled. A friend got me on to this version and it’s incredible. All pieces form magic. EC seems to have the Midas Touch

[@mccamman]

You can feel the energy of thr band kick it up a notch after Gordon crushes the drum solo.

[@daskitten1]

I think playing with Duane Allman on studio album must have inspired EC because this is some of his most inventive, energetic playing since Cream imho.....The Fillmore version of "Why does love have to be so sad" is even more amazing....

[@soleaphil1642]

Jim Gordon and Carl Radle...what an amazingly tight rhythm section. Eric has never sounded as good since the Dominos dissolved.

[@lorrainecostanzo8925]

agreed !~

[@thomasbedell4770]

Agree. Like he hit the apex and then retreated.

[@bobg.stewart7401]

Bobby Whitlock's voice carried the vocals for sure ... Jim Gordon was a masterful drummer - maybe one of the top two or three in the business at the time ... Eric was at top form ... Not too many people mention Carl Radle - laying down that heavy and steady bass beat to carry everyone along. What a marvelous group of musicians.

[@ctims4185]

Couldn't agree more.

[@muemmermaloley]

Too bad Jim’s locked up.

[@stevetaylor3205]

​@@muemmermaloley5e;?) ,c1b

[@KevinChat1]

​​@@ctims4185Jim Gordan passed away several months ago...RIP🌹

[@derekclacton]

Clapton said Gordon was the best rock ‘n’ roll drummer 🥁

[@josephliptak]

The Dominoes were fantastic. Eric was in some fine bands that only made him excel at what he does best. What a time to be young and music like this was being made.

[@charleschasmo]

Carl radle and Jim Gordon lay it down for Eric great rhythm section one of the best Tulsa time

[@Olifactory]

Mind blowing skills. Late to this party but they just got a new fan.

[@govtmulestevo]

+Olifactory welcome

[@jupitorious7925]

Your welcome, please sit down..

[@NeverMind-vx7pl]

Now you know why EVH was a fan

[@jimideez9829]

Gordon's drums...unreal!

[@wrbullard]

Having followed EC closely since the mid-70s, I rate his playing in '70 and '71, which also includes the Layla sessions (with Duane on more than half the finished album and jams), as his greatest, followed by the Bluesbreakers '66 album, then Cream. It is now fashionable to denigrate his play after heroin and alcoholism ('72-79 or so) and say he's just a shell of himself. While I don't think he ever regained the same power in the studio, his playing in the late '80s was excellent and he had very good moments in the 90s and 00s, Where I feel the critics are most uninformed is in his live performances: I saw him in '04 and it rivaled a '78 show, and his 3-night reunion with Steve Winwood at Madison Sq. Garden in '08 was a testament to his stunning talent and passion 45 years into his career.

[@danp7763]

wow, im like awed to have read your SHTUFF on E.C. Thanks man, I realy feel blessed. douche

[@danp7763]

67goldtops sticks n stones....... grow up

[@pabloperez4063]

William Bullard this is as good as a stratocaster can get . What riffs and solos...they leave you speechless

[@jgwolford]

William Bullard I agree completely with you, critics are jaded and must taken with a grain of salt. I saw the second night of the 3-night reunion with SteveWinwood at Madison Sq. Garden in 08. It is was maybe the 5th time I had seen EC and he is always professional but sometimes he is inspired and that night he was inspired. Critics like to dump on him because he did not die like Jimi.

[@buckfan1969]

William Bullard I agree! I've long felt Clapton was at his best during his D & the Dominoes days. Keep some in the car all the time for a 'rainy day'.

[@fxe79]

What a band, we will never see the likes of them again. So glad I grew up when I did.

[@garyhamby4569]

Bobby Whitlock is the most unsung vocalist of this era. It was a real shame that this group didn't last, but the blend of Bobby's and EC's voices is simply brilliant. I grew up on this music, and it always stands the test of time.

[@kenkiser3615]

There is no doubt that Eric was at his improvisational best here, and that as time went on he became more formulaic in his playing. But as a guitar player, I am still amazed at even his formulaic playing.

[@jeffjones1056]

I bet you give Jim a drum set in that hospital and some good music you’d see a transformation back and maybe some meds these guys fuckinn rocked I had this album legends for sure

[@chriscasey123]

Epic album...maybe Top 10 all-time.

[@tjitse3916]

Discovering this album quite a few years ago is one of best things i have ever been through (musically). This album can get me crying with joy and heartfelt gratefulness for what this kind of music has helped me cope with (i've had some serious problems).

[@Garret00074]

RIP Jim Gordon. I hope you find peace.

[@gerrygreene6354]

Play it Loud. Band takes care of everything else.

[@mikedag1176]

absolutely!!!!

[@macfleetwood1]

I don't always listen to Derek & the Dominoes, but when I do, so do my neighbors.

[@scottwhitaker9517]

I never write comments, but what the FUCK is going on with these advertisements interrupting music videos at approximately 7:00 minutes? Hey You Tube, advertisements at the beginning of the videos are bad enough, but to interrupt a classic like this is an absolute sacrilege. Disgusting..... Your greed knows no boundaries. If you must, then save them for the Gangsta' Rap shit,

[@1978bluez]

Agreed sir

[@sallylittleshell9877]

Agreed

[@nancydarkes-stiles8484]

Scott Whitaker My son put on something calle "Ad Block (ABP) ,,and away went all that disrupting bullshit!! Mine was getting so bad ,,I couldnt listen to a full album,,or a list of faves w/o getting up to SKIP AD!! I know you are talking about writing on the screen,,right?..well it also took care of that ,,In my upper right hand corner there is a picture of a red Stop sign with "ABP" in the middle ..or google the letters,,I hope this helps you ,,I love music soooo Much that I need this nonsense gone and so do you!

[@Williamottelucas]

+nancy darkes-stiles Downloaded it within 30 seconds. Came the dreaded 7-min mak, and I only heard a 1/10 th of a second skip. Thank you sir!

[@nancydarkes-stiles8484]

There is an "Ad Blocker " in the shape of a stop sign,,,it shouldbe up in your right hand corner of the the screen,,with the initials ABP in the red stop sign..click on it or look up "Ad Blocker" ,,,,,my son did it for me ,,I knew nothing about it before and I was having ads on top of ads!! Good Luck!

[@dielauwen]

Mauw! Eric before meltdown and rehab. Gordon kicking but, Bobby the genius , and Carl the Bassman.

[@peterw.9946]

Jim's solo is out of this world. I wonder where was his mind that night...

[@Tveshag]

This Is F.....g Amazing,What A Band Wth Clapton At His Peak,Brilliant Stuff! Thank You For Sharing Quality Music

[@sargondp69]

Fantastic live performance & recording quality. Praise for D&tD but Fender here is stellar (even for him). Marks: guitar 2:54 pedal 5:06 drums 9:03 guitar2 13:19 revocal 15:16 guitar3 15:59 end, thanks 18:13 complement on MY beauty, of course.

[@billadams5778]

And, Jim Gordon was one of the best drummers of all time, no doubt. Some competition is the era but top of the pile.

[@MrT5mustang]

Yep.. he just sat in with them.... and influenced a little song know as Layla!! Allman never toured with Derek and the Dominos, but he did make three appearances with them on December 1, 1970 at the Curtis Hixon Hall in Tampa (Soulmates LP) and the following day at Onondaga County War Memorial, and one appearance (or possibly just Delaney Bramlett or both Duane and Delaney) November 20, 1970[11] at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, California.

[@JesseFSegovia]

Vernon Allen were any of these appearances recorded?

[@gw3705]

I wonder if Delaney Bramlett wrote the riffs? I heard the studio Layla album dubbed Steven Stills on Bass at the ending of Let it Rain. Stills sold them on it.

[@Marcus_C51]

@@JesseFSegovia Yeah, the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium gig was-I used to have a bootleg of it. It had a cartoon caricature of Clapton in a Superman's costume with a cape on the cover! Not sure what the actual title of the of the boot was, the sound quality wasn't great.. Delaney did sit in at this show but I just found the show here on YT! : kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWaklqebptKNasU I thought Duane was on it too but it doesn't look like he is...

[@garzascreek]

I like how he emphasized the incredible ensemble playing which carried over even to the name of the band.

[@randylawlor4744]

one off the best bands off all times super groupe

[@granthurlburt4062]

Carl Radle was one of the best bass players to work with Eric. A beautiful sound, easy to hear and melodic, and gives support to Eric rather than competing.

[@waynebonnett8280]

Jack Bruce dont count ?

[@ItsBriiiiii]

"one of the best bass players to work with Eric"

[@motherlessblues1565]

Eric has always had great bass players ,, right through from Jack Bruce, Rick Grech, Carl Radle, Donald Duck Dunn, Nathan East, Dave Bronze,, even Jaco made a pitch to Eric to play with him ,,,, and you can say this about all his band members ,,,

[@lorrainecostanzo8925]

Motherless Blues 3 months ago AGREED SIR !

[@keithtimper4481]

Carl is awesome on this.

[@schwabenrevoluzzer]

Meine Jugendzeit, was für ein Sound, dieses Drumsolo von Jim Gordon, ein absoluter Wahnsinn - eine der größten Supergruppen, God bless all

[@slowhand61]

DITO

[@CadillacL]

Clapton doing what he does best!

[@kat1york]

WOWZA!! This was a band that knew how to jam! RIP Duane..

[@pabloperez4063]

Katrina Hamilton Four monsters...even though the sound mis perhaps is not as good as it could be, Eric,s job is amazing, and as he himself told once, they sounded as if they were 40 players on stage

[@dasling]

+Kat Hamilton (Zepluv) no duane on this track if that's what you meant / thought

[@kat1york]

+Pablo Pérez 😆

[@kat1york]

+dasling You sure?

[@kat1york]

+dasling Sounds like Duane to me hon.

[@paulmadsen6405]

Good road music ever, many miles with this playing, for so many years gone by.

[@t4fnut]

As many here have already opined, I also think Eric was at his best when he was with Derek and the Dominos. I love the live recordings this group made. I can listen to them over and over and over. The only dissenting comment I would make about this particular song is in regards to the drum solo. This is something I see (or hear) again and again with rock and roll drummers: not much imagination. I don’t think there are too many that can even come close to the likes of Joe Morello, Buddy Rich, Chick Webb, Louis Bellson, Gene Ktupa, Alan Dawson, Jo Jones, Bobby Durham and many, many more. Maybe it’s the genre. But R&R drummers seem to lack imagination.

[@ItsBriiiiii]

Jim Gordon did what those great drummers you mentioned WOULD do, he kept the beat going! ANd solod in the context of "let it rain" without losing that vibe. That in itself is pretty cool.

[@SeekerGoOn2013]

Bill Bruford?

[@lisellesloan3191]

Is this the wonderful Bobby Whitlock on backing vocals?

[@jaygreen1313]

I believe it is. Can someone confirm this that is familiar with this recording? I’d like to know for sure too.

[@nodrog567]

Yep, it’s Bobby

[@my59lespaul]

Jim was the best drummer

[@lorrainecostanzo8925]

JIm Gordon is the best Rock drummer ever ! I wish people would examine the awesome work he's done independent of his crime. He is flawless...!

[@billadams5778]

Wow! Who could do this now? Incredible and a treasure of the classic times. These are musical geniuses

[@lancerx1759]

Please just Enjoy this Beautiful Song !!

[@richmaxwell2263]

Great live version and long drum solo

[@Meine.Postma]

Come on people this, not Cream, was Clapton's prime

[@johnzane4610]

Let us not forget the contributions of the great Bobby Whitlock who together with Eric wrote several songs for the Layla. I do think that Eric should have enlisted a rhythm / slide / background vocalist to fill out the sound making it more similar to the records.

[@Lane2268]

Awesome performance it is a rare thing to get such musicianship today, maybe the record labels will get a greater sense of talented play and writing and stop stifling the creative genius of this generation.

[@jameslujack1717]

This band had good B3!!!

[@bobnewman1116]

They really were the best rock band in the world then.

[@patrickbryant5224]

I've got both the double vinyl and the 1992 cd set. I prefer the vinyl versions.

[@TXizzle]

Simply great. I've got close to 18.000 songs on my ipod, but this is my favorite one of the live songs in there.

[@larrypower8659]

Wicked fast! And a 6 1/2 minute drum solo? Possible chemical enhancement. Great guitar playing by EC, though. He was at his best in this era, ‘65-‘71.

[@TomMilleyMusic]

oh man...when they come back in after the drum solo. so tight and strong. i love cream, but i think this is the band people should be screaming for him to get back together. obviously a little late now, but still.

[@johnnyguit8168]

Tom Milley Music Im an absolute Eric nut since 1967 when Cream started and I agree, I think ebven though they only did 1 album, well 2 ,1 studio 1 Live and it was the best band Eric was ever in! I mean the Layla album I think is the best of all time! The Live in Concert was fab too!

[@jakejohansen1889]

the reason Derek & the Dominos never even had a chance of getting back together is because Jim Gordon, their awesome drummer is serving a life sentence for murder, as of 78 or 79 maybe? Its a very sad story - he ended up with a severe psychosis because of so many 8 balls (heroin & cocaine) and other drugs and ended up killing his mom.

[@jakejohansen1889]

it was 1983 for the murder & 1984 for the sentencing of 16 years to life - he's still there at age 71.

[@lorrainecostanzo8925]

@@jakejohansen1889 He was also an undiagnosed Paranoid schizophrenic who's doctors insisted on treating him for alcoholism ..instead of his mental illness, Mrs Gordon would not have met that fate if his doctors didn't miss the red flags of "Im hearing voices' ! Jeeeze !

[@thomasbedell4770]

They could reform with a different drummer but do any of them have that fire anymore. Are they all still alive?

[@johanstaelens5194]

Slowhand at his best ! Eric at's his best !

[@frodus23]

Duane worshiped Eric. Funny thing is, the feeling was mutual...

[@lawrencejhutchinson]

Art Blakey, Elvin Jones, Buddy Rich, Keith Moon, and John Bonham would have been shouting "Wow!" watching this! Such a pity that Jim had psychological problems!!

[@richardhincemon9423]

Ginger Baker would agree!

[@stevebengel1346]

Almost hard to believe that they originally wanted Jim Keltner for drums

[@moneymentum]

Hello from USA! Thank You!

[@Lane2268]

awesome song from the best era in secular music no doubt....

[@MrAschiff]

This is great!!!

[@kentinatl]

19:47 of sheer brilliance... Clapton and the boys are on fire here ,,,wow

[@stevenbaty6247]

This is amazing stuff, but it is not the best D and the D's live album. I simply cannot find it but it is even better than this. Derek and the Dominoes live. Same songs but better album. Again - this is as good as it gets. Jim Gordon . . .

[@nazrat07]

The best song on this double album, I believe, although many songs have his last good music before descending into heroin. I think the late Carl Radle, playing here, was his best bass backup (Jack Bruce is too "lead-ish" to be part of a good rhythm section in this way). Jim Gordon is the superb drummer who also played on several Traffic and I think, some Steely dan records. Unfortunately, in 1983, an undiagnosed schizophrenic, he killed his mother.

[@ShadesBelow03]

Not quite...the Allmans were touring pretty heavily when these guys were out on the road, and so their paths hardly crossed. Duane did manage to sit in for four or five scattered shows, and I think one of them may be on here.

[@pabloperez4063]

2

[@poptart4260]

like a comet here and gone what a display !!!!!!

[@govtmulestevo]

+Ralph Fusella` never be forgotin. pass it down

[@stephenhanzlik9832]

duane allman was not dead for this he died in 1971...the allman brothers were really just starting to pick up steam when he formed derek and the dominos with clapton...he met clapton at an allman brothers show in central park and clapton convinced him to start a group with him but he couldnt tour because he was committed to the allman brothers...he never played on this tour

[@jerrygeiger2956]

don't like peaches to this day!!!!..and yes...winter of 70 /71..3 1/2 + hrs....rochester war mem.......lol...

[@dennishoward9111]

I believe you have your facts a little confused, Stephen. Eric and the rest of the Dominos were already recording Layla, when Tom Dowd took them to meet the Allman Brothers at a show in Florida. Eric and Duane met there, for the first time. They were instant friends and Eric convinced Duane to be a part of the group, at least for the recording of Layla. Duane did miss a few shows with the brothers, but his loyality, to his brother and bandmates, kept him from becoming a full time Domino.

[@pabloperez4063]

Dennis Howard This is true. In fact, Duane only plays in a few songs in the album (apart from countless jams), but what i would really like to know is if the band really got to play live with the FIVE members... Does anybody know...? If so, is it on YT anywhere...?

[@brianodonnell8364]

correct

[@lawrencejhutchinson]

Very good but not as good as the recording on the Derek & The Dominos In Concert album. Jim Gordon’s drum solo on that is astonishing!

[@kerryhodges2391]

Slow hand and band at their best!

[@pavs43]

Fantastic!!!

[@Claymor621]

Always thought this was very 'Harrison-esque' song.

[@lorrainecostanzo8925]

Same here !

[@kurttimothy139]

I totally agree... Without getting too technical, the chords, time-changes and middle 8 are VERY similar. And most obviously the harmony. 1st seen E.C. live Summer of '85 with my prom date.

[@sebastianfitzptraick7395]

That's because before they formed the Dominos were playing with George

[@thomasbedell4770]

But not in the intensity. George says it in the Get Back Peter Jackson documentary. Speaking of himself he says he can’t play a long jam like Clapton. He could have said just as well said he couldn’t play with the same extended intensity. And, I do not speak I’ll of George; I love George Harrison.

[@MrT5mustang]

Anyone who would click Dislike... Must have been born in the 90's !!! Sorry man you missed it.......

[@bobgarner44]

Vernon Allen They didn’t miss it . they’re just afraid they might find it

[@bobgarner44]

How lucky we are

[@rustybird4955]

Naw fuck em!!!

[@riffmon]

The version from Derek & the Dominos in concert much better.The drum solo is killer.

[@gw3705]

:)

[@DavidMGarens]

Unfortunately Duane died before the band had a chance to tour. His sound is missed, and the group was never the same after his death.

[@billybiles7081]

Forgot how good this track is, takes me back to being 11or12ish thanks

[@etiennegodefroy6462]

19minutes 46secondes de bonheur intégral !

[@latrab1]

úžasná hudba ...nestačia slová...len počúvať a žiť..

[@angst206]

That drummer tho!! 🤩 wowww Ted Harvey n Michael Shrieve mix.. imho. Cheers.

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Mr jim Gordon

[@robertkelly6282]

After cream loved this band almost as much

[@coravisser727]

this is awesome played.chapeau.

[@deadoncomedy]

AWESOME!

[@TheLovachild]

surely so much nummies in this performance ~ enjoy people!!

[@santosgarlato565]

I hope they are in the rock n-roll hall of fame n-roll hall of fame

[@muemmermaloley]

Sir Eric owns the guitar neck.

[@lakefield2112]

brilliant

[@ShadesBelow03]

This is from the 1994 2-CD set "Live At The Fillmore". Once you've heard this, you'll throw the other, old live album in the wastebasket.

[@enriquecastellanos8214]

Eric Clapton is God!!

[@isaiasserra3990]

Demais esse som!!!

[@mrJimCharles]

Eric co-wrote this with Delaney and Bonnie.

[@dlm9293]

And Leon Russell, if I'm not mistaken

[@garzascreek]

Just Bonnie is credited.

[@giacblanc]

Eric's best after Cream; did EC write this? Pushing himself and not relying on B and B to do it. Helps to have great drummer

[@kcthe11]

in a few words....quit your bitch'en gents. If you don't get this, you simply don't get it.