Eric Clapton: Unplugged

It was recorded before an audience at Bray Studios in England for MTV Unplugged in 1992. The intimate studio setting accommodated Clapton, backing singers, and a full acoustic band rather than a solo performance.

Clapton recast the Derek and the Dominos song as a relaxed, shuffle-based acoustic performance. The arrangement omits the original recording's extended piano coda and changes its urgent electric-rock character.

Yes. Unplugged won the Grammy for Album of the Year, while material associated with the project helped Clapton collect six awards at the 1993 ceremony.

No. Clapton had already recorded the song for the 1991 film Rush before performing it for MTV. The Unplugged rendition became one of its best-known versions.