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During the late '60s and early '70s, Eric Clapton battled a severe heroin addiction, which led him to a period of relatively inactivity in his career.
Following the dissolution of Derek and the Dominos and his retirement from public life, Clapton spent several years battling his personal demons.
However, with the help of friends and mentors like Pete Townshend of the Who, he finally managed to overcome his addiction and made a triumphant return to music in 1974 with the release of *461 Ocean Boulevard*.
This album marked a turning point in Clapton's career, both musically and personally. *461 Ocean Boulevard* displayed a more relaxed and introspective sound, blending elements of blues, reggae and rock.
The album's hit single, a cover of Bob Marley's "I Shot the Sheriff," introduced many listeners to reggae for the first time and became Clapton's first single to reach the number one in the US.
Other songs like "Let It Grow" and
"Motherless Children" reflected Clapton's newfound sobriety and emotional depth.
*461 Ocean Boulevard* was a critical and commercial success, reaffirming Clapton as one of rock's leading guitarists and songwriters.
The album not only marked his return after years of personal struggles, but also demonstrated his ability to evolve musically, embracing new sounds and influences while staying true to his blues roots.
Clapton's re-opening and album success symbolized his resilience and lasting impact on music.
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