Eric Clapton

In September 1997, Eric Clapton performed 'Broken Hearted' live at the iconic Royal Albert Hall in London during the Montserrat benefit concert. This performance came right after his album 'Pilgrim,' released in 1998, which marked a significant chapter as Clapton explored new musical styles and personal reflections, touching on themes of love and loss. Interestingly, Clapton's work during this time was deeply influenced by the tragic death of his son, Conor, inspiring a raw emotional depth in his music. The 1997 concert was not only a showcase of Clapton's legendary guitar skills but also his commitment to using music for philanthropy. The Montserrat concert highlighted how music can bring people together for a cause while showing Clapton's resilience in the face of personal turmoil.

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