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Patty Boyd was described as the great
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love of your life true
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um I don't know this is Patty Boyd a
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model pictured here in 1964 a married to
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George Harrison this is Eric Clapton he
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was George Harrison's best friend how
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did I get to meet him no no no no
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how did you just we showed the same wife
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Patty inspired some of the most powerful
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love songs ever written including Layla
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an album written by Eric Clapton
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professing his love for Patty of course
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his best friend's wife but what happened
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that led George and Eric to write this
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amazing music for her and did it work
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for Eric well kind of
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it's a crazy story about a crazy
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lifestyle that didn't end well for
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anyone
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[Music]
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The Story begins in 1964 when Patty Boyd
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was hired to appear in the Beatles film
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A Hard Day's Night George took an
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instant liking to her but at the time
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she was already seeing someone else Eric
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Swain but after telling her friends
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about her meeting with George she
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returned to tell him that she'd broken
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up with Eric and they could go for
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dinner they got married two years later
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in 1966 and after the Beatles stopped
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touring in the same year they managed to
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find a lifestyle that actually suited
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them quite well they both had an
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interest in spirituality and
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vegetarianism and for a while it looked
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as though it would be a happy marriage
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that would last a long time despite the
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intense lifestyle that came with being a
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beetle George's first meeting with Eric
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Clapton was also in 1964 when The
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Yardbirds are expand at the time was
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invited to support the Beatles at a gig
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in London
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all four of the Beatles were there but
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it was George and Eric that headed off
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straight away mostly because of their
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Mutual admiration and love of the guitar
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but at this time the Beatles were stars
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unlike Eric and so it would take a while
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until they really became close Eric saw
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himself less as a pop star and more as a
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serious Blues musician whenever pop
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success came his way he tended to shy
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away from it maybe even look down on it
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instead he was drawn more towards
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serious guitar playing and blues music I
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was by that by the time they came around
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I was already deeply ensconced in in
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hardcore blues and I'm becoming a purist
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very fast George being part of the
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Beatles was incredibly famous but he had
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this Longing To Be A respected guitar
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player something more like Eric
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their friendship continued to grow and
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at one point George invited Eric over to
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Abbey Road Studios to play on one of the
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Beatles songs While My Guitar Gently
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Weeps this was quite surprising because
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not many people played on Beatles
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records especially guitar because George
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was the Beatles guitarist but it seemed
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as though George was starting to
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distance himself away from the Beatles
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and more towards the guitar world that
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Eric was associated with he was also
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proving his chops as a songwriter
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writing songs such as Here Comes the Sun
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and something which was written for his
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wife Patty Frank Sinatra called this the
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greatest love song ever written it's one
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of the best love songs I believe to be
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written in 50 or 100 years and it never
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says I love you in the song but it
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really is one of the finest
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the 1960s was a busy period for Eric but
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not in the same way as it was for George
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the 60s for George was of course
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dominated by The Beatles which more or
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less kept him on a steady path
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but for Eric things are very different
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Eric joined the Yard Birds a rhythm and
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blues band in 1963 and he stayed with
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them for two years until 1965. he
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briefly played with John male on the
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Blues Breakers before forming cream in
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1966 with Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce
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it was with cream that he found the most
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mainstream success they stayed together
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until 1968 and then in 1969 he formed
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Blind Faith where they recorded just one
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album
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by the end of the Decades both George
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and Eric found themselves in unique
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positions looking for something else out
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of life George wanted to further explore
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his interest in spirituality and this
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led him to become more distant and
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isolated from his wife Patty in fact his
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interest was so strong that after
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returning from a trip to India he wanted
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to be like the god Krishna always
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surrounded by young women Eric however
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was looking to settle down somewhere in
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contrast to his ever-changing and hectic
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lifestyle of the 60s and so he found
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this place in Surrey hertzwood Edge
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it was a peaceful and solitary place
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where he'd live for many years to come
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musically this was a very important time
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for Eric he discovered the music of JJ
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Cale who become a major influence
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throughout his career and he formed the
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band Derek and the Dominos which he'd
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later called the greatest Rhythm Section
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he'd ever play with he also began seeing
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a lot more of George and his wife Patty
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as they lived only a 30-minute drive
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away so they come over they write songs
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and they'd have dinner it was clear that
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Eric had taken a liking to Patty and
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with George becoming more distant in
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their marriage it was difficult for
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Patty to resist this attention in
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Bell Bottom Blues
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you made me cry
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I Don't Wanna Lose throughout 1970 they
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occasionally began seeing each other
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more often secret meetings would take
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place in London or in Guildford close to
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where they lived and it was at one of
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these meetings where Eric played a
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record for Patty of a song he just
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recorded the song was Layla
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she described it as one of the most
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powerful songs she's ever heard it was
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about a young man that falls hopelessly
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in love with a woman but she's
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unavailable this of course was how Eric
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felt about Patty I thought that this is
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such a
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a public Declaration of his feelings for
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me and I wasn't really ready for it in
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fact I wasn't ready at all for it
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because I still hadn't made up my mind
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whether George and I could
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get back on track but after hearing the
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song and knowing how Eric felt it made
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it difficult to resist later that
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evening Patty was at a party at North
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London where Eric was also attending
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George didn't want to go so he wasn't
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there but he did turn up later and when
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he arrived he saw Eric and Patty talking
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in the garden
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he went over and asked what's going on
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to which Eric applied I'm in love with
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your wife I remember being out in the
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garden with Eric at one point and then
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George appeared from nowhere and said
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very what's he doing what's happening
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and then that's when Eric said I'm in
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love with your wife
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now it's that moment like ah awful I
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just wanted the Earth to swallow me up
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George was Furious and asked Patty are
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you going with Eric or are you coming
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home with me
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Patty left the party and went home with
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George but this made George even more
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distant the next time she met Eric he
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offered a similar ultimatum but despite
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her feelings about the music she again
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declined and Eric went into a long
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period of isolation they didn't see each
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other again for three years
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after failing to win her over Eric went
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into a self-imposed Exile Derek and the
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dominoes broke up he retired from
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touring and just went into isolation
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inside his hurtwood home he didn't leave
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the house he didn't pick up the phone
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instead he just descended into Oblivion
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and other than a few compilations and
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live albums he didn't release any new
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music until 1974's 461 Ocean Boulevard
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there were a small number of live
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appearances such as at George Harrison's
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concert for Bangladesh in 1971 but he
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actually passed out on stage then there
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was the rainbow concert which was
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organized by his friends in 1973 in an
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attempt to get him clean and finally by
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1974 he was able to get clean at least
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off the stronger stuff but it was at
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this time that his drinking became a lot
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heavier for George and Patty the 70s
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weren't much better either musically
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things were going well for George in
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1970 he released his first solo album
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All Things Must Pass
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the following year he organized the
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concert for Bangladesh which as we know
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Eric just about took part in and in 1973
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he had another number one album living
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in the material world but for their
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marriage it wasn't so good they'd
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already began to grow apart and George
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was getting even further involved in
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meditation and was having numerous
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Affairs including with Ringo Starr's
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wife Maureen Eric and Patty had already
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started speaking again and once again he
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professed his love for her but this time
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things were different the marriage was
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going from bad to worse and she clearly
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wasn't happy married to George
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Eric went out on tour in the U.S and
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this time she decided to go with him
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but this wasn't an easy time not by any
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means she felt lost and confused and
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instead of feeling free and independent
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she just became more attached to Eric
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and his touring lifestyle this of course
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meant lots of drinking The Beatles
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hadn't toured since 1966 and Patty
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hadn't joined them before that anyway so
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this was her first experience on tour
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and she didn't know what to expect
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this being Eric Clapton in the mid 70s
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it was certainly intense
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Eric will be partying all day and all
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through the night and sometimes you play
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a show just lying on his back
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and for Patty well she assumed this was
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the touring lifestyle and she wanted to
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be part of it but Eric was at one of his
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lowest points and sadly Patty had gone
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down with him
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when they returned home things didn't
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get much easier either it seems bizarre
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that Erica wanted Patty for so long at
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this point they'd known each other for
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eight or nine years and instead of
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cherishing this time when they were
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finally together things were going from
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bad to worse Eric was drinking more than
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ever and he go off on tour and he
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wouldn't let Patty come with him and so
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yet again feeling lost and confused she
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went to spend some time in America with
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her friends and family at this point she
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didn't expect to see Eric ever again
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until one night there was a phone call
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and it was from Eric
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and he asked her to marry him
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reluctantly she said yes and they got
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married the following Friday
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but what's even more incredible is the
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story of how this came about
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it later turns out that Erica placed the
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bet with a friend Roger Forrester that
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he couldn't get his name in The
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Following day's newspaper and so Roger
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called up the Daily Mail and told them
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that Eric Clapton would be marrying
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Patty Boyd the following day it was
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printed in the paper and everyone knew
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about the marriage apart from Patty they
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got married almost immediately and
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instead of going on a honeymoon she
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joined Eric on tour for a few nights
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that was until Eric told her that he
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wanted her to go home less than a week
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into their spontaneous marriage and
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things were going back to how they were
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and what's more Eric's drinking was
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again getting worse despite all this
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there was a strong connection between
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the two of them and despite the
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infidelity the emotional connection
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between the two of them was strong until
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one night at dinner Eric told Patty that
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whilst he'd been in Italy he'd met
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someone else and this time it was more
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intimate Eric and Patty had
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unsuccessfully been trying for children
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for a long time and now Eric was going
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to have a child with someone else
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well that came about quite out of the
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blue I met this young lady I'm banging
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it happened it was like the baby was
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looking for parents too
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give it life This truly broke Patty's
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heart and so she finally left
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the story of George Patty and Eric is
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fascinating but it's even more
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incredible to look at the music from
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this time it really allows us to
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understand how they were feeling and to
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feel the intense emotion poured into
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this music it's no wonder that something
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George's most successful song was
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written about Patty who at the time he
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was truly in love with
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I'm deeply deeply honored that George
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wrote that seriously beautiful song
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and I think what's happened with time it
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has become more iconic because when I
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first heard it you know it's a beautiful
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song yeah but then the more you hear it
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the more it just gets you because it's
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so beautiful and Layla was also Eric's
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most successful song and I think some of
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the best music to come out of his entire
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career and then there are other songs
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too such as bellbottom blues and
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wonderful tonight and it's amazing how
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this music is so personal and yet so
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Universal to all of us people find it
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very difficult to understand therefore
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why you and he are still mates you know
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I mean why didn't it damage your
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relationship
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well it did I mean it indented our
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relationship and it has you know there's
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been a lot of times when it's gone up
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and down music has this unique power to
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communicate our feelings and connect us
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with others and although the story of
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the three of them is heartbreaking it
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has left us with some amazing music
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you know I actually see we all see one
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another still and we're like a tight
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little family really do you still love
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Patty very much
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