Clapton Live in the 70s Layla

thegummy

Does anyone know the band for the recording of Layla on the "Live in the 70s" album?

Specifically the second guitar player who does Moondog's part, of course.

jdgm

Surely George Terry?

drofluf

Did you mean the Dominoes live album? If so from the Wikipedia entry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Concert_(Derek_and_the_Dominos_album)

Eric Clapton: lead vocals, electric guitarCarl Radle: bass guitarBobby Whitlock: piano, Hammond organ, harmony vocalsJim Gordon: drums, percussion

thegummy

jdgm said:

Surely George Terry?

If that's who generally played second lead guitar with Clapton in the 70s that's good enough for me. Thank you!

drofluf said:

Did you mean the Dominoes live album? If so from the Wikipedia entry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Concert_(Derek_and_the_Dominos_album)

Eric Clapton: lead vocals, electric guitarCarl Radle: bass guitarBobby Whitlock: piano, Hammond organ, harmony vocalsJim Gordon: drums, percussion

The album I have is called "Crossroads 2: Live in the 70s" - don't know if it's a compilation featuring tracks from that album or what.

Philly_Q

Yes, George Terry, presumably, if the recording was between 1974 and 1979.

(Surprisingly little information to be found about him online!  The power of the internet isn't all it's cracked up to be, sometimes.)

Litterick

George Terry in the band for the Old Grey Whistle Test concert.

EricTheWeary

Philly_Q said:

Yes, George Terry, presumably, if the recording was between 1974 and 1979.

(Surprisingly little information to be found about him online!  The power of the internet isn't all it's cracked up to be, sometimes.)

He plays on some of the Freddy King stuff, I recognised his name from there and Wikipedia says he did some stuff with him. 

Short interview with Terry from 2012: 

https://www.hit-channel.com/george-terry-eric-claptonfreddie-kingbee-geessolo/13618

richardhomer

There’s a really good Netflix documentary about EC in the 70s. Well worth watching.

thegummy

richardhomer said:

There’s a really good Netflix documentary about EC in the 70s. Well worth watching.

Wow nice one, never knew about that. Cheers!