VIDEO/DVD: Super Bad Sunday: Derek and the Dominos

40 YEARS ON AND STILL FLIPPING WIGS Few albums of any genre possess the undying resonance of Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs. Captured during a tumultuous period in Eric Clapton's life where he was lusting after the wife of a good friend, descending into drug addiction and struggling with the pressures of mega-stardom, the album remains arguably his single strongest work outside of Cream and one of the finest amalgamations of blues rock ever captured. Clapton, Bobby Whitlock (keys, vocals)...

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