“We did a scream the build somebody dosed Eric with LSD, and I needed to take over doing just a few tunes”: George Terry says he needed to step up for the period of Clapton’s nasty nights on the twin carriageway within the ’70s – however it absolutely wasn’t consistently the guitar hero’s fault

Former Eric Clapton guitarist George Terry has recalled having to step in to quilt his boss’ playing when the British electric guitar wide became spiked with acid earlier than a scream, relief within the mid-’70s.

While Clapton’s dependancy – and subsequent restoration – have been neatly-documented, within the brand new self-discipline of Guitar World, Terry makes the purpose that the icon’s occasional incapacitation on the twin carriageway became no longer consistently ensuing from his possess illness, or decision-making.

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