In January 1999, Eric Clapton performed "Wonderful Tonight" live at Madison Square Garden during a benefit concert for the Crossroads Centre, a rehabi... Read Full Description >
In January 1999, Eric Clapton performed "Wonderful Tonight" live at Madison Square Garden during a benefit concert for the Crossroads Centre, a rehabilitation facility he founded in Antigua. This event came shortly after the release of his live album "One More Car, One More Rider," which was issued in 2001 and featured recordings from his 2001 tour. At this period in his career, Clapton was experiencing a resurgence in popularity, following the success of previous albums, including the acclaimed "Pilgrim" from 1998. This era marked an important phase in Clapton's life, as he was not only focused on music but also on philanthropic efforts, particularly in relation to his Crossroads Centre, reflecting his personal journey and struggles with addiction. The performance of "Wonderful Tonight," a classic ballad co-written by Clapton, embodies the emotional depth and musicality that has characterized much of his work over the decades.