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“I don’t read no charts and I don’t do no numbers”: As Bobby Whitlock prepares to be honoured in Memphis, he looks back at Derek and the Dominoes and his impact on UK music

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“I don’t read no charts and I don’t do no numbers”: As Bobby Whitlock prepares to be honoured in Memphis, he looks back at Derek and the Dominoes and his impact on UK music

Bobby Whitlock will be honoured today on the Beale Street Walk of Fame in Memphis

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