Jools Holland, Bell Bottom Blues, Eric Clapton

[@2ampipeonthepatio]

The story of Eric buying back your rights for the 40th anniversary box set nearly brought me to tears. Made me realize that he cared about you and wanted to see you get your due for being a part of it. Class act for doing that!

[@MrGuitar1458]

Agreed. ❤❤

[@ronhoffman7941]

Thank you Eric

[@drumhd1]

Bobby was freakin amazing on that show!

[@Barchenhund]

The more I hear or read about Eric Clapton the more I learn and appreciate his humanity.

[@thomassblaquelourde4389]

He also was a bastard in his time. He changed with sobriety but no one can Express pain with a guitar better.

[@ModelTpaul1]

Another wonderful interview. No anger from Bobby, no bitterness, just truth. And it ends with love & respect between Bobby and EC. A classy pair.

[@pauldaniels2019]

Bell Bottom Blues has been one of my favorite songs for a long time. Glad to hear that it had a happy ending for Bobby.

[@finneguitarplayer9825]

Thank you for this Story.

[@jcruisioso5975]

Great! Kudos to you for not trashing Eric like so many are now. Class.

[@paultaylor7184]

The Layla album and particularly Bell Bottom Blues meant so much to me when I was young, and takes me back every time I hear it, it's so real. Thank you. Here's to happy endings!

[@Jeff-bz6jp]

Bell Bottom Blues is quite simply the greatest love song ever written. Everything is right about it, lyrics, tone, touch, feeling, performance. It's a great record. I STILL jam to that to this day. Knowing the rest of the story just pleases me to no end. Thank you for everything.

[@timothypeters3949]

Bobby's Jools Holland performance of "Bell Bottom Blues" is deeply moving, a revelation - thank you!

[@victorarena23]

I don't know why you say you shouldn't habe done the show.. It was an outstanding performance

[@johndrowe5281]

Perfectly played AND sung! These days, it was like going to church without having to wear a mask!😎😎🥸😏

[@BillyWarpinjur]

All I’ve ever known about Eric Clapton is through the media and I see it created a false sense of knowledge in me. Bobby has consistently shown that within all of Eric’s traits underneath is a really good human being! Thank You Bobby & Coco for this knowledge, it’s important to me as a guitarist.

[@lefty5757]

That’s a wonderful thing Eric did to get everything right for you.

[@tiffsaver]

Without Bobby in Derek and the Dominoes, I don't know what... For my money, this was one of the greatest single bands of all time.

[@cclark3905]

If I had a dollar for every reason to love Eric Clapton I'd be eternally wealthy.. This story has just added a million dollars to it...💘

[@christophergowin1767]

I could listen to Bobby lay the history all day long. Thanks so much for these clips! It means a lot to those of us whose lives have been influenced by such great art. So much love and respect to you Bobby and CoCo!

[@STETTRACE]

Bell Bottom Blues is one of the few PERFECT recordings.

[@VinnyDrysdale]

John Lennon said in order to make it, you have to be a bastard. Well, Bobby Whitlock isn't a bastard, he's a nice guy. And as you can see here, it's hard for him to understand people who are bastards. That's the only reason Bobby's not a super star. It's certainly not due to a lack of talent.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@garychambers5850]

Who says Bobby's not a Super Star? He's a Living Legend! I can listen to him talk all day long! 🎹 Good Bless!

[@irahasson7885]

Bobby is a super star!

[@johndrowe5281]

@Mellissa Boomer of the Night I think I agree with you, for the most part; however, Jim Gordon’s place in musical history got very twisted very quickly. Certainly, he was one of the “super A-list“ drummers of his day. Still, his use of certain insidious chemicals - some illicit, some not - led to a very tragic ending which would have been a nightmare for any public relations department… Schizophrenia, even schizoid-affect, does not occur instantaneously. Had he not been imbibing so much as he was perceived to have been, fellow musicians might have been able to lend him a hand. It is what it is, but that part of his history could be a big part of Derek and the Dominoes not being inducted as they should be. When it comes to is, imho, just another trophy that gets left behind when our souls move ahead. A little recognition for what we did here for us to enjoy here - but delineations must be made and, sadly, people get left out of awards ceremonies… For a lot less than what Mr Gordon did... psychiatric conditions not with standing. Mr Whitlock would know a lot more than I, though even his knowledge would fall short of the whole story because they were not joined at the hip. Merely offered as an aside as to the many reasons awards carry such little meaning in the long run. It is what one does for the people around them, like what Mr Whitlock is doing right now - trying to set the records straight (no pun intended) that really matter… Right?

[@michaelward9880]

Damn straight!

[@tomkellam8795]

You know Bobby I've heard this story many times and I keep coming back too the same feelings that you were awesome in your performance on that show, which is my favorite video of you...the seven medications you were on did not show or appear to influence your performance...it looked and sounded perfect...thank you for sharing your rock and roll journey with us all....

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@francoisbouvier7861]

Having seen the recording of the performance, this was great to hear. Amazing!

[@paulgeorgia8013]

Bobby, although you may not have been in the best place, personally, when that show was filmed, I have to say that this is by far my favorite version of this song. It hits me so deeply due to a painful love lost to me. Thank you for co-creating such a beautiful song. ❤️🙏. I’m so glad you’ve finally gotten all the credit you deserve

[@kingoscari3999]

Top notch! Thank you Coco and Bobby for sharing these memories! Treasures! ✌️❤️☘️

[@geraldbrown2875]

I’m so glad you did The Jools Holland Show on the BBC back in 2000, it’s my favourite version of Bell Bottom Blues and Southern Gentlemen knocked me back! You have such an incredible R&B voice and one talented musician. A true rock star of the highest caliber. 👍🎸🇨🇦

[@BW-CC]

Thank you, that's so nice.

[@markmcmyn8967]

There are a lot of unsung heroes that do not get their due. Makes me think of all the black artists that didn't receive proper royalties or recognition.But the music itself is what shines thru.The soul you put into those songs shines thru.We hear you bobby.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@335gc]

great story. what a great artist Bobby is. nice to hear EC did the right thing.

[@335gc]

My favorite thing on Derek and the dominoes is Bobby’s vocals. Everything is great but his vocals are outstanding.

[@olly8]

To quote you, Bobby... "Do you wanna see me crawl across the floor to you? Do you wanna hear me beg you to take me back?" KILLER! So F'n descriptive. Didn't know you wrote those lines, but they have ALWAYS torn at my heart. I could FEEL the depth of his Love for this woman. Tell me- what woman wouldn't wanna be loved like that??! Still gives me chills!

[@onqfilm]

I wish I had a friend like this man.

[@anthonysnook1098]

Bobby you're a great performer and guy. Well done CoCo for getting Bobby to talk - irreplaceable memories about proper musicians - the real troubadours who never forgot that they are ordinary people but with huge talent who live through love of music, unlike some of today's so-called stars. Well done Eric; very touching.

[@dirkg7062]

It was a great version by the way. Love that song.

[@MrGuitar1458]

Just watched the Jools Holland show...what a wonderful performance, Bobby--absolutely fabulous! Eric was fine, but it was your singing and piano playing that made the show. I'm so glad to have seen this, and glad you did the show, I'm sure it was hard to do given the meds you were on.❤❤

[@johnnyresistance]

love listening to these stories bobby, love your laugh too. bell bottom blues is one of my favourite songs of all time. thank you. peace and respect

[@dirkg7062]

Loved you and Eric on the show. You have a great soulful voice and loved the piano also.

[@mgw4205]

I saw that performance. Was really great. Bobbys hair definitely looks a lot better without a perm 😆

[@BW-CC]

Wasn't a perm..

[@mgw4205]

@@BW-CC lol, you still look fabulous regardless. Love them shirts you wear. Need your own shirt line!!!

[@christianhahn372]

Coco & Bobby! Best wishes from germany. "Southern Gentleman" is my alltime favourite of yours Bobby! so cool ...

[@christopherschweitzer4805]

Bobby, if you remember me, my name is Christopher, I have been to your house and told you that song is one of the most beautiful songs ever created ! Thanks for the Pizza ,and my autographed copies! Coco & Bobby , live it and love it you guys are awesome ! That song will live on, only because of you !

[@Normalizethis]

That was a truly, beautiful, story. Bobby's humility and gratitude shine on. Thank you to both of you.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you Tommy

[@meanmud1]

Wow, that was an incredibly intimate moment, the last minute of this clip - very emotional.

[@nickk8416]

It's hard for me to pick a favorite between Why does love. Let it Rain, Layla or Bell Bottom. I love them all so much. After hearing the Jools Bell Bottom with you singing it's now my favorite version of all. It was perfect. Best regards to you Bobby and CoCo.

[@chrispeterson73]

Amen brother! I love you Bobby. The music you wrote and recorded has left an indelible mark on my heart. You & Coco keep on keeping on. Love y'all. Thanks for sharing with us 👍🙂🙏🎶❤

[@shaneguitartennis]

Great stories Eric sounds like a loyal friend😀

[@dmilstone5709]

Thank you Bobby & Coco for documenting these truths & sharing them with the world. So glad that Eric finally made things right with the writing credits. I've told people for years the best line in ALL OF MUSIC is "You won't find a better loser"... in Bell Bottom Blues...and to hear how it just poured out of you in the moment makes perfect sense. I agree with you on so much such as 'gettin' it right on 1st take, or ya lose the feel'...so true. Thank you brother for enriching our lives with your passion and your gift.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you

[@johnhiggins2081]

IN my humble opinion, the best song on one the best albums ever written, by one of the greatest bands ever.Thank you Bobby for sharing your talent and your stories with usGod bless you both,.

[@jayfreer]

I can’t tell you how great it is to get to hear first person truth about these moments in history. Thank you so much Bobby

[@BW-CC]

Thank you Jay

[@brendabottini9522]

I love Bell Bottom Blues❤️

[@xtstevie]

Still for me the version of Southern Gentleman with EC & the Jools band only after one quick run through is one of the greatest live moments ever.... Astonishing version totally bang on the money.

[@superfuzzymomma]

Bobby, so many of us are looking for that Peace you speak of..that you longed for seeing Eric playing his Strat on that day. I hope that when my last day comes I can say to myself that I did a damn hard job trying for it. Congratulations for the Peace you both enjoy now, and have earned! Your example hits real deep. Just like the music.

[@smedleybutler8787]

Great song great album

[@lawrencedasilva1986]

I am still somewhat new to all of your wonderful series of memories, but it has never ceased to amaze me how refreshing your attitude and gratefulness is. I think it's commendable that you didn't allow yourself to acquire an inflated ego, unlike some musicians who shall remain nameless. You seem to have always been true to yourself even through the fog of drugs and alcohol in the early years. That's another thing... I had to do time in a county jail in Oakland and then two years in rehab before I was able to really see myself and change my behavior (and my life). I want to thank you for being real and loving to your friends and wife. It is like that ripple effect people talk about, with your love and honesty radiating outward-- we are all fortunate to be recipients and become just instantly happy.

[@landlinesandpercolators8822]

Seems there were certain principles at work throughout this -- gratitude, releasing resentment, love and service -- and attraction not promotion. Glad you all and Eric found the way....

[@leesharra1413]

That's a absolutely wonderful story. Thank you for sharing.

[@flamindigo]

I remember that story from your book. But, you told it so much better in this video. Bell Bottom Blues is my favorite Dominoes song.

[@samdill36]

as a casual music fan, i never knew about you bobby. now with the internet, i find out about you, listen to your music but also your thoughts and feelings and history, and let me tell you, you are a real star, not a fake one, and you inspire me. props to eric for making it right. we all need to do the right thing everyday, love and respect our brothers and sisters. sometimes it ain't easy, but we know what we need to do. by the way, coco is a star too....wow

[@GLD-hopeful]

I'm seeing this interview a year after you posted it. Learned about the show you did with EC (hadn't heard of JH either) and listened to the performance of Bell Bottom Blues. You sounded phenomenal Bobby! In spite of how your health was at the time, you played and sang so well. It's great to see you healthy and at peace at this time in your life. You and CoCo are so talented and appear very down to earth people. Wish I had found your videos when you started them, but I'm catching up.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you, better late than never.. CoCo

[@Draugoth]

Really loved hearing about this history. The whole Layla album has been one of those special ones that I never forget, and I still remember hearing it for the first time when I was like...17 or so, and though I already knew who Eric was, I was really amazed by that voice of Bobby Whitlock. Thank you for the music, and thank you for sharing these stories. I'm glad you got the rights to your music back, the business side of the music biz can be a dreadful thing for people who earnestly just want to be musicians, so I'm happy you made out ok in the end and found your peace.

[@BW-CC]

That was a great deed by Eric. We'll never forget it and his generosity. Honestly that never happens. We are truly grateful

[@SANDSCORCHER]

Those must have been some high quality pharmaceuticals. Tore the place down with that rendition of Southern Gentleman. A masterpiece and a landmark performance in the history of televised live music.

[@johndrowe5281]

So nice and up-standing of you to give someone like Eric the props he deserved. A lot of people in the music business would have carried the resentment for the rest of their lives never wondering what Clapton’s side or view of the subject was. He gets enough press! So true in Life. Don’t just assume - one has to make certain that Forgiveness is upfront and honest. Actions DO speak louder than words; so, EC stepped up and showed that he really mean it by making it happen for you. Wish you two were closer than it seems you are you are presently as you share so many fabulous times. He has been “used” so many times without carrying resentment because I believe he hasn’t even noticed he was “used“. Most of us use and just say “well, that’s the way goes in the music business.“ You are a shining example of how, “No. That is Not the way it has to go in the music business.” The whole world would be better off right now if we all took the time to say I’m sorry - if we all took the time to start looking around - up from our own bellybuttons - and look at the other people! A little bit of time can often turn our lives around in very positive ways. Why do so many of us take so blooming long to ask the right people “What’s wrong? Did I hurt you?“ Or, “hey, I’ve been meaning to ask you, what are you up to? We wrote some good stuff, We haven’t written in forever… Let’s get that together and toss some ideas around in a few weeks…“ Then actually follow through on it. Okay. I’ll get off my soapbox before someone pushes me… It hurts more to be pushed ha ha! As always, God bless, thank you both for your time, and I thank God for Bobby’s memories - even the spontaneous ones are some of the best…! Like “ oh, that was those yellow bellbottoms I had…“ Without your memory, that would be lost to history - and it’s interesting! Stay safe and know that you are loved . Respects, Roctor 🎸👨🏼‍⚕️🎸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😊😉💟✝️

[@johndrowe5281]

I still agree with me … merely more succinct.😇😎👨🏼‍⚕️🎸✌️🎸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@derekclacton]

That was a great performance - it was wonderful to see you and Eric playing together again. Also, thank you so much for recording the missing vocals on “Got To Get Better In A Little While” - they were perfect.

[@BW-CC]

It was great to be able to do that, thanks.

[@lsilvaj]

Thanks Bobby for the great music you made with Derek and the Dominos.

[@williamwoody7607]

Man I’m really enjoying this channel. Every once in a while KZbin recommends something that’s just right!

[@BW-CC]

That's awesome, thank you

[@thomast596]

I appreciate your honesty so much. I listened to the Layla album when I was young and I always loved the moments when you shined. I remember thinking this Whitlock guy is incredibly passionate. Those moments helped make that album what it is!!! Your still shinning.

[@BW-CC]

Thanks so much... it's an honor

[@JoeyFielding1]

right on e.c. Doing right by you Bobby happy to hear that. amen.

[@joncar13jonny15]

Good for you Bobby!!! Hell yeah I would want my grandchildren etc to know that about their grandpa. You are an extremely talented man and thank You for that.

[@thomasbroderick6388]

Bobby and CoCo, I am so happy to have stumbled across your KZbin channel. Your clarification of the creation of Bellbottom Blues is so revelatory. Can't tell you how much I enjoy these talks. I've already expressed to you my appreciation of Thorn Tree. I had purchased a real nice stereo in Japan while I was in the Navy and when I got home from WestPac Layla just come out. I would listen to Thorn Tree over and over again. Really love your candor. I feel like we're old friends. Thank you both so very much.

[@teledice1317]

WOW,, I somehow missed this one,, and I so felt for you,, Eric is a standup guy and totally cares for you,, I could see how moved and grateful you are,, another lesson for me,, gratitude,, I will do that even more now,,

[@1rwjwith]

I am sure glad to hear this story and that Clapton finally made it right. Mr. Whitlock's name should have been credited from the beginning and at least it has been corrected. Thank you

[@billidgylab9083]

Bobby and Coco....you got soul! Love your vids....rock on.

[@melissatyree566]

Some how I always knew that bobby Whitlock co wrote a ton of songs with Eric. Never knew he didn't get co-writing credit. Remember hearing the song was about Patti wanting blue jeans from the US. I love the backstories 💖❤🧡

[@BW-CC]

Thank you Melissa

[@xsample1000]

This is great ! Thanks for sharing these wonderful stories.

[@rickcurrie2687]

Bobby, you look way better now than you did 21 years ago on the Jools Holland show. You must be taking your vitamins! Good luck to you and Coco playing out on the road again after the pandemic, hopefully soon.

[@stevefranklin6041]

Wonderful story, Bobby! I've always loved E.C. and not just because of his immense talent but for his heart, also. I'm so glad you got your credit and royalties for that song! KEEP ON GROWIN' !

[@Slydeil]

Bell Bottom Blues is a superb song and performance, glad you got credit for it and rights back.

[@georgeperillo6421]

Man I love to hear Bobby talk about the Dominos days. I would love to hear talk about how Eric put the Domino's together and the inclusion of Duane Allman and their relationships.

[@Fuzzheimer]

Thanks Bobby. There are many touching moments in these videos

[@rikkikirr8538]

9:05 eric's sad story of his mom disowning him was disheartening, it's so sad !! how could a mom do that, so eric's circumstances gave us the musician, song man, he became and still is could you imagine no world without "layla" and "wonderful tonight", just to name 2 songs, not to mention"while my guitar" and "something" "badge" collaboration with harrison and the beatles. thanks bobby for telling the story you guys and tha layla album were the soundtrack of teens all over the planet !!

[@billyboy1093]

And sure enough in the very upper right hand corner of the foldout is Bobby in those yellow bell bottoms and a shinny navy blue shirt. What a great story, thank you Bobby!

[@davidchappell8407]

And we are Grateful for you all and the rich ,Genuine ,stories you share !!

[@ronmoore4372]

It's nice to hear you say those things about Eric Clapton, being a stand-up guy. That is about the best thing one can say about someone, that they are a stand-up person.There is a KZbin clip of BBKing at the 2007 Crossroads festival where he stops in the middle of his set to say pretty much the same , that he never met a better, more gracious man than Eric Clapton.

[@ClarenceHW]

Hey you two... thanks for the stories & honesty, beautiful!

[@jamesbriley2965]

Wow...just Wow!

[@MAP448]

What an awesome story man! I have always looked up to Eric Clapton as a guitar player. I dreamed of being able to play with him & just hang out. After hearing your story. I've got to say that you are awesome Mr. Whitlock! Keep on rocking! No one is going to forget you & your hard work & dedication. You sir are a wonderful person & musician & writer. God Bless you Sir!

[@BW-CC]

Thank you Matthew

[@MAP448]

Thank you sir! You have helped make some of the most memorable & important music ever! You rock man!

[@monicaadams7600]

Great! Thanks Bobby and CoCo.

[@Tomcaatt]

What a great story , you love to see people do good , and also , you may not think so some do ,some don’t , but when your blessed from cradle to grave it could have to do with your outlook as yours seems to be, but I also know that from the time you get on your knees and become a new being , from that point there may be other times you may give up, but, when you’ve been covered , you cant make it go away , ha it’s not like that.bless you guys .

[@jean-marieboucherit4518]

Incredible!!!

[@jeffclement2979]

Great storyteller Great stories if you're deep into music from that time

[@GuitarWithJamie]

This recording is priceless and should be kept archived somewhere until the end of time. I am so grateful to be able to hear the stories about my favourite album of all time. Thank you *so* much. PS. Thank you again Bobby Whitlock for giving me kind words about my recording on MySpace, “Dusk Of Dawn”, that I wrote for my then girlfriend that left me with seemingly no explanation. My user name was Din Litma. You told me that if she had the ability to understand and see how beautiful it was, she would be right there by my side with me now. You also told me “I love what you do” as a comment on one of my recordings. This was back around 2004 give or take a year, 16 years ago perhaps, and I remember it so clearly because it has always meant so much to me, and made me feel good about myself. Happy New Year to you and your wife, wishing you nothing but happiness in the future, and let me know if touring ever takes you near Victoria or Vancouver, BC, Canada, I will be there in the front row.

[@karldaniells6908]

Thankyou CoCo for posting all these videos, they are as precious as that Layla album. It is fascinating to hear Bobby talk about this period and better than any documentary or bio book could ever be. What a lovely person, I like to hear him laugh!!! Whitlock & Clapton was as good as Lennon & McCartney and Jagger & Richards, the shame is Eric didn't realize it! To hear you 'Tell the Truth' about how the band started, then finished with you leaving the UK is as deep as the love songs themselves, its very sad. Eric has a vast catalogue and a great career but I think he must owe you a lot since the Dominoes was his greatest achievement. Your contribution is overshadowed by the Allman-Pattie-Layla story but what comes across from the recordings is the power and inspiration of your vocals, as well as that fantastic drummer and of course the great man himself. 'Got to get better in a little while' is my favorite Dominoes track. I recently found a surprising fact that the Dominoes played in my town of Bournemouth UK at the seaside Pier Pavilion on 18 August 1970, if Bobby can remember anything about that gig it would be great to hear about it. Its another great shame that Jools Holland didn't ask you and Eric to play more than just Bell Bottom Blues on that show, the world was denied you and him singing it all again for the sake of rock 'n' roll history just like Cream did a few years ago.

[@BW-CC]

Thank you so much. Actually Jools had them play another song. It plays on the outtro to the show that day, Southern Gentleman.

[@CompleteCretin]

@@BW-CC kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqvakH93YsmDpsU I also absolutely loved On A Wing And A Prayer from that session.

[@dougcamponovo8658]

This is so good of you to share. I always loved your playing and writing.

[@MrDallman]

Genius..

[@TheNottheface]

wonderful- thanks for posting

[@ronaleeheaton2333]

Thank you so much for these insights! I am learning so much and falling in love all over again. Also, EC has not been perfect, but if any one chooses to challenge my admiration for him, I am going to refer them to this conversation. I am so appreciative.

[@RustedTelevisione]

Had the insane pleasure of seeing Bobby & CoCo at BB Kings a few years ago. So so so enjoyable! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn-ch5-hg9yXa7s

[@wardscott2302]

Wonderful dosn't seem like it explains my feelings on this video.Thank you for sharing these stories.

[@BW-CC]

Thanks for being here Ward

[@eddietuna]

Bobby, Really love your videos and your story telling.What an amazing life you have led and such powerful testimonial to some of the greatest times in Musical History. God Bless you brother! Keep up the Good Fight. Eddie H.

[@Baci302]

Bobby, I am a huge fan of yours from back in the day, and while I don't know you personally I could tell that you weren't right for that show. But it makes sense why you decided to do it and it looks like it was just a step you had to take on your road to where you're at today. Anyhow, it sucks that you didn't get the proper credit for you contribution but I'm glad EC made it right. it was the thing to do. I love that song.

[@billy11113]

... Jools playing on The The`s Uncertain Smile ( Soul Mining Album ) is word class ...

[@shanebrbich5698]

Did not know this!!!! 👍🇦🇺

[@jdcapshew]

Great story told by the man himself. I still have the original vinyl but also the remasters and the Japanese SHM plus SACD format of Layla. I wish they did another album, not a Dominos thing, but where they are since then. Maybe they could make some magic one more time.

[@timalexwar]

What is so interesting to me, Bobby, is your influence on All Things and Layla. I mean that without YOU, those two great albums would not be what they are. And furthermore, I have always thought Bell Bottom Blues was far superior to Layla (the song)- not to put down Layla (the song) but there is nothing like BB Blues. It's original, unique, beautiful and the harmonies are wonderful- One of my TopTen AllTime Fave Raves!

[@angelayoung3978]

great stuff

[@richardpowell3259]

Good for you Bobby. Give credit where credit is due. Thanks for the music brother.

[@point2822]

VERY TYPICAL TACTIC OF HOW BUSINESS WAS CONDUCTED BY THAT WHOLE BRITISH CONTINGENT THESE SO CALLED SUPERSTARRS TREAT YOU LIKE A PESENT YOU RIDE ON MY COAT TALES INSTEAD OF SHARING THE SERENDIPTY OF MAGICICAL GIFT THAT JUST CREATED THAT MOMENT THAT QUEEEN OF ENGLAND MENTALITY BOBBY WHITLOCK AMERICAN ICON COLLECT YOUR BMI ASCAP EVERY CHANCE YOU GET LOVE YOU MAN .28

[@palmbeachdronepros152]

Awesome....