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About Bobby Whitlock

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Bobby Whitlock made his mark in the music world back in the early 1970's in a band co-founded with Eric Clapton called Derek & The Dominos.

He was co writer to many of the songs that appeared on "Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs" including "Bell Bottom Blues",  " Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad", "Anyday", "Keep on Growing", "Tell the Truth", "I Looked Away", and "Thorn Tree in the Garden".

Bobby has played an integral part in music history not only for his involvement on Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs, but other major records that include George Harrison's  seminal solo recording "All things Must Pass", The Rolling Stones "Exile on Main Street", Buddy Guy's Sweet Tea along with several Delaney & Bonnie records to name a few. 

Bobby has written songs that were recorded by other legendary artists including Lady GaGa, Ray Charles, Tom Jones, George Jones , Cher and The Rolling Stones (uncredited). Tedeschi Trucks, Sheryl Crow and many more.

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Around April of 2018 Bobby took up painting because he felt compelled to do it. Since that day he has painted over 1800 works. 

Being a very creative soul, Bobby can't help finding new ways of expressing himself.

He called his art "Emotional Abstract" without realizing that there was such a thing, and found that he was in good company.

If anyone could paint how they feel, it is Bobby. He has managed to tap into that inner something that expresses on canvas what he is feeling.

With that inner impulse as his guide, Bobby Whitlock is again making his mark, this time with a paintbrush. 

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All the works on display on this website are one off original paintings by Bobby Whitlock.

They are copyrighted and may not be reproduced in any way.

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All serious enquiries please send a request through the contact page only

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