How He Met Boyd
Clapton and Harrison were introduced to each other as a result of their mutual connection, and the two appeared to have begun a passionate relationship as a result of their shared connection. In an attempt to fulfill Clapton’s apparent love for Paula, who was also plainly attracted to Clapton, Clapton and Paula paid a visit to Paula. When Clapton was writing “Layla,” his personal feelings for Boyd appear to have influenced the creative process, while Boyd appears to have originally turned his back on him, resulting in disastrous consequences for the guitarist.
How He Met Boyd
Ending His Addiction
Last but not least, it is believed that the actor spent a few years in solitary, succumbing to his heroin and alcoholic addictions, which would later express themselves as important components of both his personal and professional lives. In 1971, Harrison organized a benefit performance in New York for Bangladesh, and it was at this show that Clapton recorded his debut song and performed live for the first time. According to folklore, the great guitarist had to fight to stay on his feet for the duration of his whole performance. When Clapton returned to the stage in January 1973, it appears that the preparations for his performance benefited him in his recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.
Ending His Addiction
