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My wife didn't know about Eric Clapton's vax injury. So I googled Eric Clapton Vax and here are some of the top results: Clapton's Family Thinks He is a Crackpot Clapton's Anti-Vax Stance Ranked As 4th Worst in Music History Eric Clapton and Steven Stills Raise Millions for Anti-Vax Candidate Robert Kennedy Brian May Calls Clapton a "Fruitcake" For His Antivax Stance

Model Pattie Boyd is selling letters that lift the lid on her notorious love triangle with guitarist Eric Clapton and Beatles star George Harrison. Boyd was a muse to both men in the 1960s and 70s, inspiring Harrison's classic song Something and Clapton's hits Wonderful Tonight and Layla. Initially married to the Beatle, she was pursued by his close friend Clapton in a series of passionate love letters

Madison Square Garden concert in 1999. 150 million views to date.

My favorite song from the Slowhand album released in 1977. I saw Clapton on the tour for this album at the small venue Lakeland Civic Center (Fla) from the right side of the stage, maybe 30 feet back.

Eric Clapton rethinks playing 'Cocaine' By The Associated Press Mon Oct 2, 2:20 PM ET ST. PAUL, Minn. - Eric Clapton is playing "Cocaine" in concert again. The recovering drug addict and alcoholic, who founded the Crossroads Centre addiction recovery center on the Caribbean island of Antigua, stopped performing the song written by J.J. Cale when he first got sober. "I thought that it might be giving the wrong message to people who were in the same boat as me," Clapton recently told The Associated Press. "But further investigation proved ... the song, if anything, if it's not even ambivalent,...

The first live show for 36 years by Eric Clapton's blues/rock "power trio" may have attracted the attentions of the media, but it has had difficulty snaring anyone under 40; young people are conspicuous by their absence from the bars and foyers of the Royal Albert Hall. The atmosphere is less like a rock concert than a corporate hospitality tent at Wimbledon. Paunchy men in sports jackets clink ice in gin and tonics, and mumsy ladies fan themselves with pricey souvenir programmes. Presumably some of them were here the last time Cream played the Royal Albert Hall, squinting at the...