Eric Clapton

No, but Mark admires Eric and loves him.

No, he's been sober since 1987. In 1998 he founded the Crossroads Centre, Antigua to treat other addicts.

If you are talking about the Mars - the planet, then the answer is No.

NO! Eric Claton is not cursed, he has simply had a series of unfortunate events.

I think he's still in prison. I read Eric Clapton said he went to visit him, and he (Gordon) was so drugged up that Jim didn't know who he (Clapton) was.

The above answer is WRONG. Clapton has never visited Jim Gordon. He has had very few visitors and he does take medications for his condition which have helped him greatly. I would not wish schizophrenia on my worst enemy.

I dont know how much jazz hes done if any but he is pretty hardcore on the blues. Started with an english blues rock band called the yardbirds, also played with john mayall and the bluesbreakers and went on to Cream. After that there was derek and the dominoes and solo work and stuff... hes done a lot but his basis is the blues

No just a cover of hotel California!

he actually wasn't in only three bands

First he played guitar in the Yardbirds a British invasion band in the early to mid 60's after that played for Cream along with his drummer Ginger Baker he played in Blind Faith a short-lived band.

in 1970 he played in Derek & the Dominoes with famous guitarist Duane Allman. He did an one time collaboration with John Mayall and the bluesbreakers. he also played the Beatle song While my guitar gently weeps.

Only God knows who has accepted his son, Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour. But here's an article about this issue and his testimony. http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2008/aprilweb-only/115-32.0.html

Somebody has commented on the You Tube clip that they are Sharon White and Michelle John

Eric Clapton struggled with heroin addiction until about 1974. But even after he got clean, he simply switched to alcohol, and it wasn't until around 1987 that he finally put an end to all of his addictive behaviors.

No. He crashed during testing and no video was taken that I am aware of.

Currently Michelle John and Sharon White prior Katie Kassoon and Tesa Niles

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No, Eric Clapton never resided in the Dakota Apartments. Eric Clapton maintains several homes around the world, both in Europe and in the United States. Eric Clapton's main residence is in England, located in Stratford on Avon. He owns a second Estate in England that he has referred to as his "refuge" when he requires private time from both his family and the public. It is understood that he does the majority of his composing while at this Estate. He also owns a Penthouse in London, which he has owned for many years, that he makes the loan of to his friends when they are visting London and do not wish to stay in a public hotel. Eric Clapton has owned a number of homes and penthouses in New York, but he never owned one in the Dakota Apartments.

It wasn't written by a member of the band. American blues artist Robert Johnson wrote it, and Clapton arranged it for Cream.

he got it in sacramento california... the late great golden state ... the guy that sold it to him has a shop in old sacramento ... or so he said

Fender stratocaster

but it was later customized with two humbuckers

installed in the neck and middle position.

Crossroads is a compilation Box Set that has work from Derek And The Dominoes, Delany And Bonnie And Friends, John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers, The Yardbirds, Cream and Blind Faith. It was released in 1988. It had four discs and there is previously unreleased music on there. So the answer to the question is the music was recorded throughout Clapton's career.

Many Clapton fans heard the live version on the Cream album of Wheels of Fire.

Cocaine was written by J J Cale way back in 1976 on his album Troubadour. Eric Clapton recorded on his 1977 album Slowhand and released it as a single in 1980.

Clapton was already addicted by this time.

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If you mean right in the beginning, it's my buddy Tim Anderson. I was there with him and we call him "The Woo Guy" because of it. Hands down the best live performance I've ever seen. It was pure magic in that room.

It was written in 1977 and was on Clapton's "Slowhand" album.

Eric has stated in interviews, it was over a period of years and several visits to the Harrison household that he eventually fell in love with Pattie, or Nell as he called her. It was no secret that George was a womanizer. Pattie found Eric's attention flattering and just what she needed, or so she states in her Biography.

Eric Clapton tells this tragic story in his book, "Clapton".
He was at his apartment in NY, and as he was getting ready to walk over to Lori's apartment to pick she and Conor up for a trip to the Zoo and out to eat, his phone rang around 11AM. It was Lori and she was hysterical. She told him that Conor was dead. Eric at first was in complete shock and disbelief, even asking her, "Are you sure?!" She then told him that Conor had fallen out of the window, 53 stories up, plunging to his death.
When Eric arrived, this is what he said, and I quote:

"By talking to the police and the doctors, I established what had happened without even having to go into the room. The main sitting room had windows along one side that went from floor to ceiling, and they could be tilted open for cleaning. There were no window guards, however, since the building was a condominium and escaped the normal building regulations. On this morning the JANITOR was cleaning the windows and had temporarily left them open. Conor was racing about the apartment playing a game of hide-and-seek with his nanny, and while Lori was distracted by the janitor's warning her about the danger, he simply ran into the room and straight out the window. He then fell 49 floors before landing on the roof of an adjacent four-story building." -Clapton