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On this day in 2001: Eric and his band played their second night at Crypto.com Arena (then known as Staples Center) in Los Angeles, California to close out the Reptile Tour; they were joined by Billy Preston on the organ as well. This performance of "Bell Bottom Blues," along... show more

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On this day in 2001: Eric played his first of two nights at Crypto.com Arena (then known as the Staples Center) in Los Angeles, CA, which included this performance of "Badge." These shows were filmed and recorded for CD and DVD, and were eventually released as 'One More Car, One More Rider.'

On this day in 2001: Eric played his first of two nights at Crypto.com Arena (then known as the Staples Center) in Los Angeles, CA, which included this performance of "Badge." These shows were filmed and recorded for CD and DVD, and were eventually released as 'One More Car, One More Rider.'

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On this day in 1946: Billy Preston was born. Billy joined Eric during his 2001 Reptile Tour, and delivered this performance of "Will It Go Round in Circles" during their final show of the tour at Crypto.com Arena (then known as the Staples Center).

On this day in 1946: Billy Preston was born. Billy joined Eric during his 2001 Reptile Tour, and delivered this performance of "Will It Go Round in Circles" during their final show of the tour at Crypto.com Arena (then known as the Staples Center).

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Eric playing "Change The World" at Crypto.com Arena (then known as the Staples Center) in August of 2001. The performance would eventually be released as part of Eric's live CD/DVD 'One More Car, One More Rider.'

Eric playing "Change The World" at Crypto.com Arena (then known as the Staples Center) in August of 2001. The performance would eventually be released as part of Eric's live CD/DVD 'One More Car, One More Rider.'

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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.

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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On this day in 1940: John Lennon was born. Eric joined Lennon and The Plastic Ono Band in September of 1969 for a concert at Toronto's Varsity Stadium, and played "Blue Suede Shoes" as part of the performance.

On this day in 1940: John Lennon was born. Eric joined Lennon and The Plastic Ono Band in September of 1969 for a concert at Toronto's Varsity Stadium, and played "Blue Suede Shoes" as part of the performance.

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On this day in 1946: Billy Preston was born. In November of 2002, Eric joined Billy, Paul McCartney, #RingoStarr, and other musicians at the Concert for George Harrison for a performance of "My Sweet Lord."

On this day in 1946: Billy Preston was born. In November of 2002, Eric joined Billy, Paul McCartney, #RingoStarr, and other musicians at the Concert for George Harrison for a performance of "My Sweet Lord."

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On this day in 1987: the televised concert 'A Blues Session: B.B. King and Friends' aired nationwide. Filmed at the Ebony Showcase Theatre in Los Angeles, the special featured Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Etta James, and more. Eric joined B.B. King for a performance of “The Thrill Is Gone.”

On this day in 1987: the televised concert 'A Blues Session: B.B. King and Friends' aired nationwide. Filmed at the Ebony Showcase Theatre in Los Angeles, the special featured Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Etta James, and more. Eric joined B.B. King for a performance of “The Thrill Is Gone.”

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In November of 2006, Eric and JJ Cale released their collaboration album, 'The Road To Escondido.' This performance of "Who Am I Telling You" from the album is taken during a rehearsal before a March 2007 concert at Pechanga Arena San Diego (then known as iPayOne Center); the performance would eventually be released as a live album, 'Live In San Diego (With Special Guest JJ Cale).'

In November of 2006, Eric and JJ Cale released their collaboration album, 'The Road To Escondido.' This performance of "Who Am I Telling You" from the album is taken during a rehearsal before a March 2007 concert at Pechanga Arena San Diego (then known as iPayOne Center); the performance would eventually be released as a live album, 'Live In San Diego (With Special Guest JJ Cale).'

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On this day in 2011: Eric joined Wynton Marsalis at New York City's Jazz at Lincoln Center (Jazz at Lincoln Center) for the third of three nights of 'Wynton Marsalis & Eric Clapton Play The Blues,' which included this performance of "Layla." The concert was released on CD and DVD in September of 2011.

On this day in 2011: Eric joined Wynton Marsalis at New York City's Jazz at Lincoln Center (Jazz at Lincoln Center) for the third of three nights of 'Wynton Marsalis & Eric Clapton Play The Blues,' which included this performance of "Layla." The concert was released on CD and DVD in September of 2011.

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On this day in 2001: Eric released his fourteenth solo studio album, 'Reptile.' Enjoy this performance of the title track, "Reptile," from a 2001 show at Nippon Budokan in Tokyo, Japan.

On this day in 2001: Eric released his fourteenth solo studio album, 'Reptile.' Enjoy this performance of the title track, "Reptile," from a 2001 show at Nippon Budokan in Tokyo, Japan.

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On This Day in Metal August 26, 2001 Pantera played their final live concert with the classic lineup of Phil Anselmo, Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul, and Rex Brown at the Beast Feast festival at Yokohama Arena in Yokohama, Japan. The night got even more legendary when Slayer guitarist Kerry King joined them on stage for “Fucking Hostile.” The final Pantera show with the legendary four. One hell of a way to close the chapter. What a fucking night in metal history. #Pantera #DimebagDarrell #VinniePaul #PhilAnselmo #RexBrown

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On this day in 1941: Bob Dylan was born. On June 30, 1999, Bob joined Eric onstage at MSG in New York City during the first ever fundraising concert for Crossroads Centre Antigua, and played "Crossroads" together as part of the performance. Eric will return to Madison Square Garden as part of his US tour run later this year, tickets are available for purchase at the link below.

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On the Europe ‘72 tour, every night felt like Saturday night with the Dead. Revisiting their rip-roaring rendition of “One More Saturday Night,” captured live at Tivoli Concert Hall on this day in 1972. Watch the full performance now on the Grateful Dead YouTube channel.

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