Layla

Originally Performed ByDerek and the Dominoes
Original AlbumLayla And Other Assorted Love Songs (1970)
Music/LyricsEric Clapton
VocalsPage
HistorianCraig DeLucia
Last Update2019-08-25

History

"Layla" is the only Eric Clapton-penned song that Phish has performed in its entirety (though Trey did play “Bell Bottom Blues” on his May, 1999 solo tour). Though it had been teased before (see, for example, the “Suzy Greenberg” from 5/13/94), it took a guest appearance by blues guitarist Seth Yacovone on 11/29/98 to make the whole song come to life for Phish. Given the textured dual-guitar sound of the original, it’s not surprising that “Layla” was a one-time concert treat. 

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