Here are some Clapton’s BEST work as soloist: - Double Trouble 1978 Bootleg (IMO The Best blues solo of all time) - Groaning the blues 1994 - Have you ever loved a woman 1994 - Old Love 1992 Mountain View and Acoustic - Edge of Darkness
"Slow Hand" is the man! Here is a treat for you all. My favorite Clapton tour was in the mid-1980s and called BEHIND THE SUN, and the whole show this blew me away. The whole thing can be found here. For an example search youtube for "Eric Clapton - Tangled In Love (1985) HQ", You will LOVE it!
Great video I never saw this one. When I was a kid I first heard Eric Clapton version and when I heard Bob Marley‘s I thought cool Bob Marley Cove this song only to realize it was Eric Clapton that covered the song cool reaction
The "noodling" improve that Clapton does in the beginning is just him warming up. Trying to get enveloped by the groove. Once there, there are no bad notes.....
One of Clapton's guitar inspirations was the legendary Buddy Guy. He also heavily influenced Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn, among others. My favorite song from Buddy is "Feels Like Rain", but to really showcase his guitar work you should check out another song on that album, "She's a Superstar"
Hello Shawn, I wonder if you'd be interested in checking out another song by SRV, if so, then give this one a spin "Stevie Ray Vaughan - Tin Pan Alley (with Johnny Copeland)" (by the channel: SRV) --The song "Tin Pan Alley " aka "The Roughest Place in Town" which is a Bob Geddin's blues song and was recorded by Jimmy Wilson, which was a top 10 hit on the R&B charts in 1953. This song became a popular song by West Coast blues performers throughout the 60's and 70's. Stevie Ray Vaughans version didn't reach top 10 billboard commercial success, but rather became a deep cut fan favorite.
Good one! Please check out Bob Marley's version. Love Clapton, did this song some justice, but Marleys version is awesome also. I'm a big Marley fan. Guess Eric was too🙂. You videos are so diverse. Dig it.✌️
if you get a chance you should listen to Tears in Heaven it's a very sad song about when his son died from falling out a 53rd floor window, it will bring tears to your eyes and break your heart.
Eric is in a zone on this one!
He has some fantastic backing vocals
Good version, nice to see that.
I see the amazing jazz drummer Steve Gadd playing with Clapton. So cool. What a groove!
Classic from Bob Marley, nice live from Clapton. Love that reggae beat.
Here are some Clapton’s BEST work as soloist:
- Double Trouble 1978 Bootleg (IMO The Best blues solo of all time)
- Groaning the blues 1994
- Have you ever loved a woman 1994
- Old Love 1992 Mountain View and Acoustic
- Edge of Darkness
You know the drummer from Aja Steely Dan and the piano player from Joe Cocker Woodstock. Clapton’s post 2000 bans had great players all around.
love to hear people hear these for the 1st time...I remember when I did and it really wasnt a long time ago for this version from crossroads
Fire! 🔥🔥🔥🤘🎶
I never heard this live version before. It's amazing!
Best version by far!
Just love Clapton's work. Playing , vocals just fantastic. Will say... I still can't get enough of that "Cocaine" though... 😉👍🇨🇦
"Slow Hand" is the man!
Here is a treat for you all. My favorite Clapton tour was in the mid-1980s and called BEHIND THE SUN, and the whole show this blew me away. The whole thing can be found here. For an example search youtube for "Eric Clapton - Tangled In Love (1985) HQ", You will LOVE it!
Thts bob Marley all day😮 i can't get with this i grew up singing Marley's version in the 70s
Both versions are from the 70s. They were both amazing.
Great video I never saw this one. When I was a kid I first heard Eric Clapton version and when I heard Bob Marley‘s I thought cool Bob Marley Cove this song only to realize it was Eric Clapton that covered the song cool reaction
The "noodling" improve that Clapton does in the beginning is just him warming up. Trying to get enveloped by the groove. Once there, there are no bad notes.....
Watch his leg, mid song you can see his foot, knee, and tibia and humorous are all lost in the sauce.
One of Clapton's guitar inspirations was the legendary Buddy Guy. He also heavily influenced Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn, among others. My favorite song from Buddy is "Feels Like Rain", but to really showcase his guitar work you should check out another song on that album, "She's a Superstar"
Gotta hear the Bob Marley original as well!
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Hello Shawn, I wonder if you'd be interested in checking out another song by SRV, if so, then give this one a spin "Stevie Ray Vaughan - Tin Pan Alley (with Johnny Copeland)" (by the channel: SRV) --The song "Tin Pan Alley " aka "The Roughest Place in Town" which is a Bob Geddin's blues song and was recorded by Jimmy Wilson, which was a top 10 hit on the R&B charts in 1953. This song became a popular song by West Coast blues performers throughout the 60's and 70's. Stevie Ray Vaughans version didn't reach top 10 billboard commercial success, but rather became a deep cut fan favorite.
Good one! Please check out Bob Marley's version. Love Clapton, did this song some justice, but Marleys version is awesome also. I'm a big Marley fan. Guess Eric was too🙂. You videos are so diverse. Dig it.✌️
You should check out the original version by Bob Marley.
if you get a chance you should listen to Tears in Heaven it's a very sad song about when his son died from falling out a 53rd floor window, it will bring tears to your eyes and break your heart.
Hi, I suggest you to check out the version performed Hyde park 1997.. it's fire 🔥
Love this song did not enjoy the backing vocals it was too operatic sounding and didn't suit the song.
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Do you really want to be promoting a Uber racist on your fine channel?
His music is not worth it.
I've got a great idea. Keep your cancel-culture, hatred spewing political lies to yourself. This is about music, not your personal problems.
So what are you doing here?