Clapton's album 'Journeyman' released in 1989 had many different styles of music and songs on it, George Harrison collaborated in this album. George Harrison and Clapton wrote a song together called Badge for Clapton's band's (Cream) final album 'Goodbye'. Harrison and Clapton had a close friendship, they did many collaborations together during their lives. Even after all the drama and heart break, George Harrison and Eric Clapton remained friends, and continued to play music together. She decided that Eric Clapton was better for her. In the end, Pattie Boyd left George Harrison in 1974 because of his spiritual practices, drugs, and his string of infidelities.

Whilst Eric Clapton was upset, and did heroin those four years. Harrison and Pattie Boyd went home together that night, and remained together for another four years. When he asked what was going on, Clapton told Harrison that he was in love with his wife. One night, at a party, George Harrison found Pattie Boyd and Eric Clapton talking together. She stayed with Harrison for five years, but met up with Clapton often. He began to write love letters and he wrote songs, for example Layla, about Pattie Boyd. While Harrison's marriage with Pattie Boyd was falling apart later, Clapton became fond of Harrison's wife.

They met on the set of the film A Hard Day's Night and they got married January 21, 1966. When the Beatles broke up, Harrison remained friends with Eric Clapton and they continued to play music together. George Harrison had a good friend named Eric Clayton, which he met in December, 1964 (while Harrison was still with the Beatles).

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