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Layla [Live at Staples Center]
Sessions For Robert J
Complete Clapton Interviews [Publishers Weekly]
Complete Clapton Interviews
5 Song Electronic Press Kit
Complete Clapton/Autobiography - Int'l Trailer
She's Gone (Live Video Version)
Cocaine (Live Video Version)
Bell Bottom Blues (Live Video Version)
White Room (Live) (Video Version)
Wonderful Tonight (Live) (Video Version)
Blue Eyes Blue
Pilgrim
I Ain't Gonna Stand For It
Forever Man
Sweet Home Chicago (From Session I)
Key To The Highway (Live Video Version)
I Shot The Sheriff (Live) (Video Version)
Pretending (Edit)(Album Version)
Will It Go Round In Circles? (Live Video Version)
Tears In Heaven (Live Video Version)
Badge (Live Video Version-One More Car)
Reptile (Live Video Version)
Goin' Down Slow (Live Video Version-One More Car)
My Father's Eyes (Live Video Version)
Got You On My Mind (Live Video Version)
Watch Yourself (Live in Hyde Park)
Motherless Child (Live)
River Of Tears (Live) (Video Version)
Watch Yourself (Live) (Video Edit)
Change The World (Live Video Version)
Complete Clapton Interview - Songs Expressing Emotions
Complete Clapton Interview - Writing About Sobriety
Complete Clapton Interview - Being A Purist Early On
Complete Clapton Interview - Favorite Song
Complete Clapton Interview - Music And Family
Complete Clapton Interview - The Future
Complete Clapton Interview - Going Into The Unknown
Complete Clapton Interview - Concert For Bangladesh
Complete Clapton Trailer
Complete Clapton Interview - Bob Marley & Robert Johnson

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