With Bobby Whitlock recently passing away, Eric Clapton took a moment to remember his late friend with a touching post.

Eric Clapton already has a wealth of blues covers to draw from, but he never stopped keeping his ears open when something fresh came out.

Bevilacqua (Hollywood '95) directs and also wrote the screenplay, while John Logsdon (Eric Clapton Unplugged…Over 30 Years Later) produced, with casting by Candice Bernstein and Miriam Hoffman.

Bevilacqua (Hollywood ’95) directs and also wrote the screenplay, while John Logsdon (Eric Clapton Unplugged…Over 30 Years Later) produced, with casting by Candice Bernstein and Miriam Hoffman.

As he told Guitar World in 1988, he started out on electric guitar copying the lines of late 1960s guitarists like Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix.

By then his group the Bluesbreakers had been the breeding ground for Eric Clapton, Peter Green and Mick Taylor, each of whom was among the most celebrated electric guitar players of the day.

Eric Clapton recalled how he poured blues into 'Change the World' and why it was something he repeatedly came back to throughout his career.

The quick ditty has Bruce singing the praises of Falstaff as a thirst quencher and the first beer you reach for.