00:00I've been around the world and I've met many people, kings and queens
00:04But I've never met a better man than my friend Eric Clapton
00:09One, two, three, four
00:12I knew that I was different
00:19And I didn't know why
00:22When it came to blues, there was nobody like him
00:27Before Eric, guitar playing in England had been very simple
00:31Suddenly we heard something that was completely different
00:34It was completely revolutionary
00:39The minute I woke up, I just played and played
00:46We were recording with Ray Charles, Rita Franklin
00:49People started to idolize what he was doing
00:53White America had never paid attention to blues
00:55Thanks to Eric, a lot of doors were open
00:58I thought it was the beginning
01:01I didn't know it was the end
01:03There was always a lot of cocaine, LSD, mescaline
01:09I was full of hatred and anger
01:12It got to be a point of wondering
01:15What's going to happen tomorrow night?
01:18It looked like he wanted to kill himself
01:20I was in absolute denial about my alcoholism
01:24Music saved me
01:26I thought I had this dream
01:32The perfect band, you know, the virtuoso
01:35There was a way to turn this dreadful tragedy into something positive
01:43There was always one man
01:48Who was completely alone
01:50And with his guitar versus the words
01:53There was always one man
02:03I didn't have a abbreviated
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