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On this day in 1998: Eric released his thirteenth solo studio album, 'Pilgrim.' This performance of "My Father's Eyes," which was the record's first single, is taken from an August 2001 performance featuring Billy Preston on keyboards at Crypto.com Arena (then known as Staples Center) in Los Angeles, CA.

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