Bobby Whitlock, who co-founded the rock band ‘Derek and the Dominos’, passed away on 10 August 2025 at his home in Texas. He was 77 years old and surrounded by family after a brief illness. Bobby Whitlock was known for his powerful voice and skillful keyboard playing, leaving a lasting mark on the world of rock music.
A Musical Journey That Left a Legacy
Starting his career in Memphis, Bobby Whitlock became the first white artist signed by Stax Records and worked with well-known musicians like Sam & Dave. Later, he joined the band Delaney and Bonnie, where he met Eric Clapton. Together, they formed ‘Derek and the Dominos‘ and created the legendary album ‘Layla and Many Love Songs’, which remains a beloved classic among music fans today.
