Coco, you’re a super interviewer. When Bobby punctuates a story with that laugh it’s gotta make you smile.

Coco interviews really really well, lets the person speak and adds helpful points

"The simplicity of the simplicity"! 😄

Bobby Whitlock is a living legend! Much respect. Thank you for the stories

You guys are very special, it is so great to see two people that really love each other, and love being together. The Dominoes album is my favorite album, and Bobby's contributions can't be overstated. I'm also the biggest Clapton fan in the world. Keep up the good work, it has really helped me during this depressing pandemic. It is like sitting around with old friends and discussing your favorite music. God Bless You!

You have a beautiful voice CoCo. I love how you two love and support each other.

I just happy to see that Bobby is still alive and apparently doing well!

The first 2 solo records that bought from Eric Clapton was his first album and then Ocean Boulevard..That was a lucky day,cause it was my birthday(1.12.1966)and i had some extra pocket money, so i went into town and bought them.Both originalpressing.Wonderful🤩

it's surprising, even now that people don't recognize the force you were/are in any musical situation. I only wish you could have been featured as a instrumental soloist more on the records with Derek and the Dominoes. While I have great respect for Eric Clapton, I have equal or better respect for you.

I find both of your voices and stories so calming. Great respect. Great stories. People I would LOVE to hang out with. Thanks.

These documents are so genial, genuine, fascinatingly informative and entertaining that they are nothing less than a world treasure! :)) This series compelled me to want to say thank you both SO much! Oh, and Happy New Year! Jeffro.

My life's dream was to play the intro to Layla on stage. At 20 I bought my first guitar. By 22 I had found someone to show me how to play it. Now I'm 50 and still hoping!

I first saw Bobby live with Derek and the D´s in the UK in the ´70´.s I later got to meet and work with Bobby on an album in Nashville in ´83..(fresh in from Ireland to produce Maura O´Connell´s debut album ) and had some wonderful sessions with Bobby and Philip Donnelly ( since deceased )..a natural-born musician and a real southern gent. I'm just loving all these interviews...thank you Bobby and CoCO.

I'm 68 years old, feel in love with Albert King at the Fillmore west at 15 year old. I love it when Bobby said I was listening to Albert King, the king of the blues. Love youz guys podcast!! thank you, so much. xoxoxoxox

I love Cocos voice too. Her speaking voice is as pleasing to the ear as her singing voice. Her knowing what questions to ask and then keeping Bobby on point really helps make these interviews as good as they are. Plus Bobby's laugh can't help but put me in a good mood. ✌🇨🇦

All the best in 2021 to you two wonderfull people........... very happy to see this channel grow.

I’ve been listening to these stories all day and I love them. Thank you both for sharing. I’m going to buy some of Bobby’s records.

I have that album, one of my favorites, all great songs.

You made major contributions to Layla, and Clapton's first solo albums. Many thanks.

These stories from distant times are cool and interesting, I imagine the stories Jim Horn or Jim Keltner could relate if someone could talk them into it. Thanks for giving us Bobby and his perspective.