0:55 Hello Old Friend 4:50 Sign Language 8:37 Alberta 13:04 Tell the Truth 21:07 Can't Find My Way Home 26:45 Double Trouble 31:24 I Shot the Sheriff 40:29 Knockin' On Heaven's Door 45:44 Further On Up the Road 51:48 Badge
Every 20 years or so, Clapton pulls out a blazing live rendition of Sheriff, it seems. I heard one from around 2010, that sounded like EC in his prime - amazing intensity. Just wish I could find it again.
Honestly, dude is holding this show together! Playing tons of the parts that Clapton would usually do (not that Clapton isn't playing at about the highest level I've ever seen a full-on drunk play, and I mean that in a good way)... I guess it's all about propping up his rather soused boss. Some really tasty playing; what a band all around, really.
Clapton has more than earned my respect, as a musician who’s devoted himself with sincerity to a succession of authentic American musical forms, including Delta and Chicago blues, Chuck Berry-style rock and roll, country, and JJ Cale-style rockabilly. He didn’t get stuck in a rut, or become a parody of himself. And he wisely went back to acoustic blues as an older man, when he perhaps had less intensity, but more character to draw on.
Eric Clapton is one of my biggest idols, i grew up listening his albums and his performances and i’m just 25 years old, reading all those comments of people who really had the chance to see him live in his prime is amazing you don’t know how lucky you guys were to see this legend live in his finest era. Thinking seriously on take a trip to California to finally see him live cause i don’t think he will comeback to Mexico; by the way this is my favorite Eric’s performance.
@@hiterss omg yaaaasssss, i just can’t believe it I just made this comment a couple of weeks ago and then… surprise! EC in Mexico, all my life waiting for this moment i’m so excited, I’m looking forward to get my tickets to see him too, greetings from Guadalajara!
George Terry was from Miami, Fla. Producer Tom Dowd hooked him up with Clapton. Dowd ran Criteria Studios in Miami which was owned by Atlantic Records. Atlantic also leased 461 South Ocean Blvd. for those artists in residence at Criteria. 461 was in Golden Beach, north Miami Beach.The whole Clapton, Elliman, Terry thing came out of Tom Dowd, Criteria and Miami Beach.
This is when he was using and promoting "Music Man" amplifiers. George Terry is even on a Stratocaster style Music Man guitar. But it has Humbuckers instead of single coil as in Fenders. Sounds good. 👍
EC’s father was a 🇨🇦 soldier. I’m originally from Alberta & Eric's half brother used to live in Raincouver. This video, so far, (Alberta), foreshadowing the ‘78 performance I saw…Eric laying back, generously giving Terry the guitar spotlight. It’s really sad knowing bassist, Carl Radle, would die only a few years later, in 1980. Too bad The Core’s not included on this one, a personal favourite from the Slowhand album.
Gosh dang i jus scrolled thru some incredibly full o shiite comments...Clapton and band put down a very...very,good show on this night. Appreciate it,thanks
Yo be 21 again. 1977 ws a very good year to be alive. After, 461 Ocean Blvd years were extra laid back ones not unlike Greg Allmans album which along with these years I wore out on the turntable and on my home recorderd cassettes in my VW bug with surf racks scouring the point breaks and beach breaks of Santa Barbara County. Thank you for this lovely offering from England and country and people I dearly remember and love. P& L. Make England Great Again in 2024. Your culture is amazing.
I'll never be 21 again, but I got to hear him do this live just last year. It's crazy to think that this was filmed 47 years ago, because he sounds every bit as good today as he did then. Maybe, if I'm being honest, a little bit better. Drying out has been very good for him. I think being this good was very hard for him to deal with as a younger person. He seems to have aged into it nicely.
Maybe you got to see him play the Long Beach Arena summer of 1974 when 461 was a hit. My cousin and I drove down from Ventura to see him. Best summer of my life. From Malibu to Rincon. Surfs up!!!
@wandajames143 yeah, I think I would have enjoyed doing that back in the day.This British music TV show was about 3 years after the release of 461 So. Ocean Blvd.
Eric was in a wet period here but it’s still absolutely brilliant! He, like so many others were in their prime under the influence. Yvonne also brilliant, of course! And that band!
@@charleneknight4064 Yvonne Elliman. She is the singer here and performed with him in the seventies, when he often was drunk on stage. And in this show he couldnt speak her name right.
he lookes jazzed lol.I think the only thing i've seen where it super evident with how is eyes are.Its not to say something negative, in fact, that's hi all messed up?? haha well that's why i thin hes the best all time in my opion humbly.Blessings and stay safe!
So much talent on show here including Yvonne Elliman and Marcy Levy (for those not already aware) who had a #1 hit single 15 years later as part of Shakespears Sister..
Thats why i think he is the best ive seen (what you said)..So many genres and so many different bands also but its all top tier whatever he does.He is the complete package.
Clapton has always toured with great guitarists in his band. He’s not afraid to share the spotlight. Besides many of his songs require two guitarists to make them sound just right.
Drummer Andy Oldacker just died maybe 2-3 years ago. And as I'm sure everyone knows, the bassist is the late Carl Radle, who met EC playing with Whitlock and Gordon in Delaney and Bonnie. The four formed Derek and the Dominos, and Radle stayed with EC after the Dominos.
It doesn't get any better Bob dylan Eric Clapton writing together and recording with The Band as the sound engineer /back up band. Really a monumental moment in music history. What was produced is called "No reason to cry" circa 1976.
what a performance and underrated vocals of Eric . Just gorgeous on Hello Old Friend and Sign Language . And a salute to Yvonne , Terry and the band !! Vintage
Great player I grew up listening to him and his contemporaries. Just got round to reading his autobiography. A good read particularly for us older musos who can relate to much of the references.
73 year old nam vet, had front row seat palace of auburn hills wearing yellow tshirt with "eric your music saved my life and soul" 15:17 🎉 When he came back out for last songs he seen it gave me a nod.
I was lucky enough to see him in Macon Coliseum, he had broken his foot and he performed great sitting on a stool the whole night,a sad note,after the concert we heard that Lynyrd Skynyrd plane had crash on the radio,great concert but sad ending for the night,thank you EC for all the great music over all these years
I remember how Eric seemed to have lost his way and lost his fire at this time, and how disappointing it was that he never really progressed in his guitar playing after the 60s, but this is actually a great show. He’s singing well, his voice sounds great - Alberta is a terrific vocal performance. And the band sounds great. Guitar playing is not god-like, but it’s on the money. A pretty great performance, overall.
I was 18yrs.old...when this song came out. I ❤this album...I had it on 8-track. I use to bring it with me whenever I went surfing in south Florida in my light blue 1968 surfer vw bug.😊
I really loved this band and was anxiously awaiting the return of Eric back in 1974 and other than Eric's drinking problems, there were many great shows form Eric and this band. Got to see them quite often from '74 to '77 and was kind of sad when the band started to change after '77. In any event, love this video along with Carl, Jamie, Dick, Yvonne, Marcy, George & Sergio.
Well . He wrote many great songs. For me easy on guitar But if all he did was write that would be plenty of talent already. Just happens he plays really good and sings well also. Someone I would love to meet along with Paul Rodgers. Paul Rodgers. Jimmy Page
I used to have this on VHS. Almost wore it out I played it so much. This is a great performance of this period of his. Smoother than butter. Smoother than the brandy he's necking backstage that's for sure!
As well as Marcella Detroit (Levy) on the other side, who later became famous in Shakespeare’s Sister (late 80s, early 90s). She also co-wrote ‘Lay Down Sally’. With regards to Yvonne Ellman. She toured with Clapton from the early/mid 70s and can be heard on the ‘EC was here’ live album. She was signed to RSO, like Eric at that time.
Great to see this, thanks. I saw him at the Glasgow Apollo on this 1977 tour, supported by Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance. Eric was a bit worse for wear that night. He messed up the spirally bit in the middle of Badge. Stopped...started again and got it note perfect. Great night!
Id have to say this is one of my fav shows ever from him even though its not a ton of him on electric.But he still kills it when he does on some tunes.Whos been fooling you is off the charts, then i shot the sheriff, wow!
Essa fase do Eric Clapton é a que mais gosto... Essa gravação era de de um VHS que perdi e assisti ao menos umas 100 vezes... Obrigado por terem publicado❤😂
Eric's demons would have killed you or me. He was and is human, not "God". Kudos and much respect and gratitude to Eric for surviving and thriving and sharing his muse and giving us great Joy.
Abe Union pride what a show so happy we can still hear what a powerful performer he was and still is named my son Derek who is know a lawyer his own firm Bernstein law out of St Pete fld
I personally think this period was Clapton's best. This solo is my favourite in this show 53:59. A great album from this period is "EC Was Here". All live with some great blues tracks.
I have been a huge Eric fan most all of my many years on this planet. I saw him many times over the years. I did go and see him back when his band included Marci Levi and Yvonne Elliman. I can tell you that those two girls all but stole the show from Eric that night....they were amazing! I guess being a guitar player myself has made me notice things that others may not. When Eric was playing the solo in the song "Tell the Truth" he made some pretty bad mistakes. I would attribute that to his heavy drinking and drug usage during this period of his life. In fact did you notice he could not even introduce Yvonne properly, slurring his words? If you take this performance and compare it with for example- the live Cream reunion concert at the Royal Albert Hall. you should notice a HUGE improvement with Eric. He never misses one note - Not even one, and it was all improvised. Do you even know how hard that is to do? Only someone with Eric's experience can pull that off...Love him and his music.
I saw Clapton three times: 1. As second guitarist for Dire Straits at Wembley Stadium on June 11 1988 - he was astounding, as was the band.\ 2. Again at Wembley Stadium in 1992 on a double bill with Elton John - he was again astounding, he did a two-hour set, as did Elton. Great night. 3. A third and final time at Earls Court in London in 1998 with Bonnie Raitt as the support. He was nothing less than brilliant. What you have to know is that Clapton could fart out the phone book and it would be marvellous. I don't rate the first two songs but in his hands they still sound much better than they deserve. Clapton's second guitarist here, George Terry, takes the solos for the first few numbers and really shows the gap in class between himself and Clapton. When Eric grabs his Strat here and right from the start plays it with ease, it's just wonderful. Thank God he's still with us and still playing. Eighty next year, I can't believe it. x
@@westbatman66Fanboys can often get blinded…. By Eric’s own admission, being strung out on smack probably didn’t facilitate his greatest period as a guitar player 🎸
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0:55 Hello Old Friend
4:50 Sign Language
8:37 Alberta
13:04 Tell the Truth
21:07 Can't Find My Way Home
26:45 Double Trouble
31:24 I Shot the Sheriff
40:29 Knockin' On Heaven's Door
45:44 Further On Up the Road
51:48 Badge
It’s “Further On Up The Road”… small correction
@@ColinTaberMusic thanks
Badge and Cant find my way Home and Knockin are the best songs. The rest are mediocre.
best songs: Badge, Cant find my.., Knockin'
GRACIAS AMIGO POR TU GENTILEZA
I shot the sheriff solo: When one of the greatest blues guitar player don´t wanto to stop playing one of his favorite solo!
its unbelievable lol.Hes on his own planet lol
35:40 By the way. Four minutes of a priceless solo!
From George Terry to Derek Trucks... I love how Eric shares the stage with the youngsters.
Well, I think George Terry is really amazing!
That I Shot The Sheriff solo is unreal! Also George Terry is seriously underrated as a guitarist.
George Terry….. EC was here
Every 20 years or so, Clapton pulls out a blazing live rendition of Sheriff, it seems. I heard one from around 2010, that sounded like EC in his prime - amazing intensity. Just wish I could find it again.
Honestly, dude is holding this show together! Playing tons of the parts that Clapton would usually do (not that Clapton isn't playing at about the highest level I've ever seen a full-on drunk play, and I mean that in a good way)... I guess it's all about propping up his rather soused boss. Some really tasty playing; what a band all around, really.
We have a first in the history of YT comments: The correct usage of the term "underrated"!!😁😁
@@djavidianmx1832that is indeed quite noteworthy. I tend to be a touch of a Grammar Nazi myself.
Clapton has more than earned my respect, as a musician who’s devoted himself with sincerity to a succession of authentic American musical forms, including Delta and Chicago blues, Chuck Berry-style rock and roll, country, and JJ Cale-style rockabilly.
He didn’t get stuck in a rut, or become a parody of himself. And he wisely went back to acoustic blues as an older man, when he perhaps had less intensity, but more character to draw on.
He went first the most profitable market, the USA
@@boba2783maybe a tad harsh: never struck me as someone after the money: he genuinely loved the Blues I feel
@@boba2783 "He went first the most profitable market, the USA".
Always there is one EC hater in the UA-cam comments; and here you are.
Eric Clapton is one of my biggest idols, i grew up listening his albums and his performances and i’m just 25 years old, reading all those comments of people who really had the chance to see him live in his prime is amazing you don’t know how lucky you guys were to see this legend live in his finest era. Thinking seriously on take a trip to California to finally see him live cause i don’t think he will comeback to Mexico; by the way this is my favorite Eric’s performance.
Same here brother! I'm getting tickets as well! I'm from Qro tu??
@@hiterss omg yaaaasssss, i just can’t believe it I just made this comment a couple of weeks ago and then… surprise! EC in Mexico, all my life waiting for this moment i’m so excited, I’m looking forward to get my tickets to see him too, greetings from Guadalajara!
@@sittininmytree nos la pasaremos de huevos!
@@hiterss no lo dudo, veremos al maestro hacer hablar esa Stratocaster por primera vez en nuestras vidas!
@@sittininmytree que tipo de boleto compraras???
George Terry was from Miami, Fla. Producer Tom Dowd hooked him up with Clapton. Dowd ran Criteria Studios in Miami which was owned by Atlantic Records. Atlantic also leased 461 South Ocean Blvd. for those artists in residence at Criteria. 461 was in Golden Beach, north Miami Beach.The whole Clapton, Elliman, Terry thing came out of Tom Dowd, Criteria and Miami Beach.
Yvonne Elliman
Yvonne Elliman from the Musical * Jesus Christ Superman *?
@@bennyflu6926 'Jesus Christ Superstar'
@@TheHumbuckerboy of course, sorry
@@bennyflu6926 No problem
She's sooo hot & talented I could die. 😍
This is when he was using and promoting "Music Man" amplifiers.
George Terry is even on a Stratocaster style Music Man guitar. But it has Humbuckers instead of single coil as in Fenders.
Sounds good. 👍
EC’s father was a 🇨🇦 soldier. I’m originally from Alberta & Eric's half brother used to live in Raincouver.
This video, so far, (Alberta), foreshadowing the ‘78 performance I saw…Eric laying back, generously giving Terry the guitar spotlight. It’s really sad knowing bassist, Carl Radle, would die only a few years later, in 1980.
Too bad The Core’s not included on this one, a personal favourite from the Slowhand album.
Half brother was a good guy? The drinking was still there?
@@NoOne-kr4jc
He was/is a street person with addiction challenges.
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@@loilt5091Interesting.
Yeah you confused me because I thought you meant Eric Clapton's father's half brother.
Playing lead guitar for Eric Clapton.......no pressure! 😂
Gosh dang i jus scrolled thru some incredibly full o shiite comments...Clapton and band put down a very...very,good show on this night. Appreciate it,thanks
What an amazing band… so full of talent.. I loved this era of ECs career and the people he played with
I completely agree!
Yo be 21 again. 1977 ws a very good year to be alive. After, 461 Ocean Blvd years were extra laid back ones not unlike Greg Allmans album which along with these years I wore out on the turntable and on my home recorderd cassettes in my VW bug with surf racks scouring the point breaks and beach breaks of Santa Barbara County.
Thank you for this lovely offering from England and country and people I dearly remember and love. P& L.
Make England Great Again in 2024.
Your culture is amazing.
I'll never be 21 again, but I got to hear him do this live just last year. It's crazy to think that this was filmed 47 years ago, because he sounds every bit as good today as he did then. Maybe, if I'm being honest, a little bit better. Drying out has been very good for him. I think being this good was very hard for him to deal with as a younger person. He seems to have aged into it nicely.
Maybe you got to see him play the Long Beach Arena summer of 1974 when 461 was a hit. My cousin and I drove down from Ventura to see him. Best summer of my life. From Malibu to Rincon. Surfs up!!!
I wouldn't trade growing up in the 70's for all the iPhones in the world! 🎸 🇨🇦
461 Ocean Blvrd and There's One in Every Crowd are two of his finest albums.
@@geraldbrown2875 As the world grows darker history will dictate we truly lived through the best of times.
One of the best bands he had - amazing background singers.
I agree!
No argument here on what an incredible guitarist EC is !!
Eric Clapton has forgotten more about his craft than most will ever know!!!! I love him!!!
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God i love Yvonne!
So do I! Migrated to Emm Gryner later on. Sad f**k.
@wandajames143 yeah, I think I would have enjoyed doing that back in the day.This British music TV show was about 3 years after the release of 461 So. Ocean Blvd.
Me too
Another iconic singer from the 70s, he always had two hot female singers with him
Eric was in a wet period here but it’s still absolutely brilliant! He, like so many others were in their prime under the influence. Yvonne also brilliant, of course! And that band!
Classic Clapton and sexy Yvonne!
The evil Oliman-period. And, yes, she's brillant.
@@charleneknight4064 Yvonne Elliman. She is the singer here and performed with him in the seventies, when he often was drunk on stage. And in this show he couldnt speak her name right.
he lookes jazzed lol.I think the only thing i've seen where it super evident with how is eyes are.Its not to say something negative, in fact, that's hi all messed up?? haha well that's why i thin hes the best all time in my opion humbly.Blessings and stay safe!
@@johopeweisz yet he plays like a god, untouchable imo
So much talent on show here including Yvonne Elliman and Marcy Levy (for those not already aware) who had a #1 hit single 15 years later as part of Shakespears Sister..
Oh thank you Eric Clapton for so many years of your music.
Marci and Yvonne are spectacular! What voices he worked with!
Such beautiful harmonica playing from Marci, great tone, restraint and a sensitive addition to Yvonnes soulful vocals
Brilliant then. Legendary now. What a band ❤.
Love Eric's voice here. Like the soft leather of some comfy, well-worn shoes.
Clapton was massive part of British blues breakout .
He is an absolute legend.
Guy can play any genre up there with any lead guitarist u can name
Thats why i think he is the best ive seen (what you said)..So many genres and so many different bands also but its all top tier whatever he does.He is the complete package.
Wow, I remember these times well, I'm old and tired now but this helps me get comfortable
The same to me!
Eric Clapton is so versatile.
George Terry was a fine fit for this very talented guitarist
Looks like a young Gary Moore
Clapton has always toured with great guitarists in his band. He’s not afraid to share the spotlight. Besides many of his songs require two guitarists to make them sound just right.
@@barrym2112 Gary Moore frequently expressed a strong desire to work with Eric but he is one notable guitarist who Clapton seemingly blanked.
In 2006 or 2007 I saw Clapton perform and he had Derek Trucks in his band!
@@unknownkingdomI also saw Eric in 2006. There were actually 3 guitarists in that band. Eric, Derek Trucks and Doyle Bramhall.
Man Yvonne killing it..her voice is something special..Then you got Eric " Slow Hand" Clapton as always doin his magic
Thank you for putting this on UA-cam.
いつ聴いても いつ観ても クラプトンさんは素晴らしい！ いつも最高です🌟🌟
Drummer Andy Oldacker just died maybe 2-3 years ago. And as I'm sure everyone knows, the bassist is the late Carl Radle, who met EC playing with Whitlock and Gordon in Delaney and Bonnie. The four formed Derek and the Dominos, and Radle stayed with EC after the Dominos.
You mean Jamie Oldaker.
@@JJDooleindeed I do, sir. Thank you.
Love this band, Carl Radle, George Terry, Mainline Florida!
初めて見た武道館のクラプトン
2人の美女と一緒でした
in1977
george terry so good でした
Masterful Blues singer!! Double trouble.Blows my mind when ppl say he cant sing
Who cares what “people / they say.
George Terry, monster player
Had an official Recording on VHS - just recalled and found this - Outstanding
Tony - Cork
Those were the great old days! 🤙✨️✌️✨️
It doesn't get any better Bob dylan Eric Clapton writing together and recording with The Band as the sound engineer /back up band. Really a monumental moment in music history. What was produced is called "No reason to cry" circa 1976.
what a performance and underrated vocals of Eric . Just gorgeous on Hello Old Friend and Sign Language . And a salute to Yvonne , Terry and the band !! Vintage
I remember sheperds bush😊❤❤❤❤❤
What a gem this is!
生きる伝説。永遠のギターヒーロー。いつまでも元気でいてほしい。
Here I am! Love this wonderful concert!
The female backing vocalists on I Shot The Sherriff just sound sooooooo good. Perfection!
Great player
I grew up listening to him and his contemporaries. Just got round to reading his autobiography. A good read particularly for us older musos who can relate to much of the references.
Now that was tasty. Refreshed my mind about hearing this the first time on The OGWT.
Tell the truth on that song even when he's struggling he just knocks me out he's great he was something special
73 year old nam vet, had front row seat palace of auburn hills wearing yellow tshirt with "eric your music saved my life and soul" 15:17 🎉 When he came back out for last songs he seen it gave me a nod.
Nice Mike.
Very cool and a nod is as good as a pat on the back or a handshake from E.C.
Cheers
Thanks for your tour(s) brother. 🇺🇸
sign language, knocking on heavens door, walk out in the rain, if i don´t be there by morning. Clapton´s Dylan period.
George Terry kills it
I was lucky enough to see him in Macon Coliseum, he had broken his foot and he performed great sitting on a stool the whole night,a sad note,after the concert we heard that Lynyrd Skynyrd plane had crash on the radio,great concert but sad ending for the night,thank you EC for all the great music over all these years
I remember how Eric seemed to have lost his way and lost his fire at this time, and how disappointing it was that he never really progressed in his guitar playing after the 60s, but this is actually a great show. He’s singing well, his voice sounds great - Alberta is a terrific vocal performance. And the band sounds great. Guitar playing is not god-like, but it’s on the money. A pretty great performance, overall.
I think Eric was over the god thing which was thrust on him
I was 18yrs.old...when this song came out. I ❤this album...I had it on 8-track. I use to bring it with me whenever I went surfing in south Florida in my light blue 1968 surfer vw bug.😊
Simply a magnificent show
Clapton. 32 years old. But I like old Clapton better.
I really loved this band and was anxiously awaiting the return of Eric back in 1974 and other than Eric's drinking problems, there were many great shows form Eric and this band. Got to see them quite often from '74 to '77 and was kind of sad when the band started to change after '77. In any event, love this video along with Carl, Jamie, Dick, Yvonne, Marcy, George & Sergio.
My personal guitar hero ❤
These songs were best he ever created. Some of them are not heard often or that popular
Well . He wrote many great songs. For me easy on guitar But if all he did was write that would be plenty of talent already. Just happens he plays really good and sings well also. Someone I would love to meet along with Paul Rodgers. Paul Rodgers. Jimmy Page
Can't believe there's only 3 comments (Including mine). Music lovers where are you?
Great concert! Gosh, I wish I was young enough to enjoy it! (28)
I'm here.....a huge fan of EC !!
Talking about music is like dancing about architecture
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@@fordprefect4345😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I used to have this on VHS. Almost wore it out I played it so much. This is a great performance of this period of his. Smoother than butter. Smoother than the brandy he's necking backstage that's for sure!
I believe i see Yvonne elleman on back up vocal
As well as Marcella Detroit (Levy) on the other side, who later became famous in Shakespeare’s Sister (late 80s, early 90s). She also co-wrote ‘Lay Down Sally’. With regards to Yvonne Ellman. She toured with Clapton from the early/mid 70s and can be heard on the ‘EC was here’ live album. She was signed to RSO, like Eric at that time.
@@NigelHyphenJones wow thanks for the information Yvonne ellman once got busted for
Smuggling a gram meth
Onto guam U.S.A. 20 10
Mr. Eric "Clapton is God" Patrick Clapton 🎸 ⚡️ 🔥
El Magistral Eric en acción !!
Siempre es un gustazo escucharlo.
Beautifully sung/ Pięknie zaśpiewane.
Great to see this, thanks. I saw him at the Glasgow Apollo on this 1977 tour, supported by Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance. Eric was a bit worse for wear that night. He messed up the spirally bit in the middle of Badge. Stopped...started again and got it note perfect. Great night!
That's really kind that he would bring along Ronnie Lane like that. Musicians have a close world.
Como é bom te ouvir desse jeito ainda meio adolescente de carreira. Alguma insegurança de palco, mas muito Eric. Genial. Gênio
Brilliant guitar😊❤❤❤❤❤❤
Another huge fan of EC !!! Saw him in the early 80's in Basel , wonderful concert ❤❤🇨🇭
Best One on Guitar!
Marcy Levy!!!!!!!
Thank you dude for this, best version I've seen and heard. Cheers 🇬🇧
Id have to say this is one of my fav shows ever from him even though its not a ton of him on electric.But he still kills it when he does on some tunes.Whos been fooling you is off the charts, then i shot the sheriff, wow!
Essa fase do Eric Clapton é a que mais gosto...
Essa gravação era de de um VHS que perdi e assisti ao menos umas 100 vezes...
Obrigado por terem publicado❤😂
Eric's demons would have killed you or me. He was and is human, not "God". Kudos and much respect and gratitude to Eric for surviving and thriving and sharing his muse and giving us great Joy.
That version of Badge is amazing!
Fantastic so good
Love u always EC there with u m8.
1977 el mejor Eric Clapton
Beautiful Yvonne ellman
that Tell The Truth version is smokin
Best musican on the planet❤ Forever Fan ❤
Perfect! ❤❤❤
Yvonne Elliman and George Terry really shine in this performance. Not sure how EC manages to stand up he’s so drunk. Some great songs in the 70’s
Maybe something called " coke"
he is not drunk
playing well
Years of practice!! 🙂
Please, read, Eric Claptons', "biography" !!!
Awesome !!!
Good morning❤❤❤❤
Sau Cool.
Great Band.
I can't find my way home
Abe Union pride what a show so happy we can still hear what a powerful performer he was and still is named my son Derek who is know a lawyer his own firm Bernstein law out of St Pete fld
You missed Yvonne Elliman singing the Blind Faith tune "Can't Find My Way Back Home" after Tell the Truth.
I personally think this period was Clapton's best. This solo is my favourite in this show 53:59. A great album from this period is "EC Was Here". All live with some great blues tracks.
best program on the box and Eric unique talented WOW
Mz you ! E..C. was here in Manila..
EC, So talented, Touch so many people, their spirits, a gift from God. I bet his Strat sleeps good after a concert. Lol. Peace.
I have been a huge Eric fan most all of my many years on this planet. I saw him many times over the years. I did go and see him back when his band included Marci Levi and Yvonne Elliman. I can tell you that those two girls all but stole the show from Eric that night....they were amazing! I guess being a guitar player myself has made me notice things that others may not. When Eric was playing the solo in the song "Tell the Truth" he made some pretty bad mistakes. I would attribute that to his heavy drinking and drug usage during this period of his life. In fact did you notice he could not even introduce Yvonne properly, slurring his words? If you take this performance and compare it with for example- the live Cream reunion concert at the Royal Albert Hall. you should notice a HUGE improvement with Eric. He never misses one note - Not even one, and it was all improvised. Do you even know how hard that is to do? Only someone with Eric's experience can pull that off...Love him and his music.
I saw Clapton three times:
1. As second guitarist for Dire Straits at Wembley Stadium on June 11 1988 - he was astounding, as was the band.\
2. Again at Wembley Stadium in 1992 on a double bill with Elton John - he was again astounding, he did a two-hour set, as did Elton. Great night.
3. A third and final time at Earls Court in London in 1998 with Bonnie Raitt as the support. He was nothing less than brilliant.
What you have to know is that Clapton could fart out the phone book and it would be marvellous. I don't rate the first two songs but in his hands they still sound much better than they deserve. Clapton's second guitarist here, George Terry, takes the solos for the first few numbers and really shows the gap in class between himself and Clapton. When Eric grabs his Strat here and right from the start plays it with ease, it's just wonderful. Thank God he's still with us and still playing. Eighty next year, I can't believe it. x
muy bueno el sonido!
Cooking band, Clapton on less than magnificent form. Still very enjoyable with plenty of exciting moments.
why do you say that, whats your issue? st curious, no arguements, i just love talking clapton.Have a great day!!
@@westbatman66Fanboys can often get blinded…. By Eric’s own admission, being strung out on smack probably didn’t facilitate his greatest period as a guitar player 🎸
How was he still standing and singing, amazing😮