"Have you ever loved a woman so much you tremble in pain?
Have you ever loved a woman so much you tremble in pain?
And all the time you know she bears another man's name.
Have you ever loved a woman so much it's a shame and a sin?
Have you ever loved a woman so much it's a shame and a sin?
And all the time you know she belongs to your very best friend.
Have you ever loved a woman and you know you can't leave her alone?
Have you ever loved a woman and you know you can't leave her alone?
Something deep inside of you won't let you wreck your very best friend's home."
When you listen to this song you get just a touch of the pain Eric was driven to by his love for this woman. Pattie Boyd inspired Eric Clapton to write some of his best and most memorable songs like "Layla"," Wonderful Tonight" and "Why Does Love Have to Be So Sad". She also inspired George to his greatest love song, "Something", "I Need You" and "Think For Yourself"."
This woman might be considered the greatest musical muse of the Rock Generation (her sister Jenny Boyd, married Mick Fleetwood, of Fleetwood Mac, and inspired Donovan to write Jennifer Juniper). - the-beatles-history.com
01. Layla (Duet with Dr.John 5/9/1996)
02. Pretty Girl (2/1/1983 Seattle)
03. Peaches And Diesel (2/11/1978 Santa Monica)
04. Wonderful Tonight (2/11/1978 Santa Monica)
05. The Shape You're In (4/20/1983 Bremen)
06. Old Love (10/27/1997 Tokyo)
07. Bell Bottom Blues (11/24/1999 Yokohama)
08. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (6/28/2008 Hyde Park)
09. I Am Yours (5/5/2006 Le Cannet)
10. She's Waiting (2/1/1992 Brighton)
11. Never Make You Cry (4/20/1985 Virginia)
12. Just Like A Prisoner (3/1/1985 Birmingham)
13. Layla (1/13/1973 Rainbow Theatre)
14. Old Love (Secret Bonus Track) https://www.filefactory.com/file/4g8od4ebth8x/ERIC_CLAPTON%20-%20Songs%20For%20Pattie%20%282008%29%20@320.rar