The Derek and the Dominos hit "Layla" is a rock classic and one of the crown jewels of Eric Clapton's career, but there may be more to the story than the world was previously led to believe.

On their last night of a run of dates with Buddy Guy, Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi jammed with the 88-year-old blues legend at the Beacon.

Eight Eric Clapton albums, plus his sole LP with Derek And The Dominos, will be rereleased on Japanese SHM-CD.

Can you imagine if the Eric Clapton / Pattie Boyd / George Harrison love triangle that inspired Derek and the Dominos' undeniable masterpiece 'Layla' had played out in today's media landscape?

See if you can spot this one,” Eric Clapton told the small audience in a Windsor television studio in January 1992, just ...

The most famous piano in southern rock is being auctioned and is estimated to fetch $100,000-$150,000. It's being sold as part of an auction of more than 600 lots associated with The Hit Factory ...

Damo and the Dominos are not just a tribute band; they celebrate the musical legacy of a rock legend and they come to The ...

The piano heard on Derek & The Dominoes’ “Layla” and other classic rock staples is set to hit the auction block this week. Eaton & Brennan Auctions’ Hit Factory Collection auction ...

Who's Bobby Whitlock? His main claim to fame comes as songwriter, vocalist, and keyboardist for Derek & the Dominos, Eric Clapton's post-Cream wrecking crew that gave the world seven breathtaking ...

Human “bodyoids” could reduce animal testing, improve drug development, and alleviate organ shortages. The new general AI agent from China had some system crashes and server overload—but it ...

Derek & The Dominos' Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs: The 40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition is a valiant attempt to compile a definitive version of Eric Clapton's finest work. The package of two CDs ...

The Second Best Song of 10 1970s One-Hit Wonders You know the best, but do you know the rest? These bands never set out to only have one track define their career. Get to know them a little better.