Eric Clapton on Cream’s Unlikely 2005 Reunion: ‘Worth Whatever Grief and Stress’
Prior to long-awaited reunion, Eric Clapton said he realized that “as much as they might want to get together again that it was really my call.”
Prior to long-awaited reunion, Eric Clapton said he realized that “as much as they might want to get together again that it was really my call.”
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