Even when practicing Clapton gives all he have for blues cimfirming his great. Quality the "Solo" of this song is too sentimental performing as great artist I told this before the best on this planet Regards!! MR ERIC CLAPTON!¡
@@williamjohn8633 The Indians were right, as well, as were the Scots, and the Jamaicans, and the Nepali, and the Burmese, and the Irish, and the Africans in Kenya, and the Aboriginals in North America, and Australia. It's Britain's turn, and you've earned it. It's merely the karma your murderous and greedy forefathers have provided you.
This is the bravest sort of recording: no baffles and screens, no separation between the instruments and thus limited opportunities for editing out mistakes later on. All these musicians are at the top of the game of course, but still...playing together like this creates a vibe it’s difficult to get otherwise and which, given all the differences in terms of equipment and musical history, is a true tribute to Robert Johnson. Clapton’s love of this music, and his long-term immersion in it, is evident in every detail of his singing and playing. Everyone else in the room responds and contributes to the total feel. Beautiful.
2:20 Man I love it when Clapton sings in falsetto, it's very hard to do, but Clapton's got one of the best voices for blues, so he can pull it off. Just sounds so fine, I love it!
Its interesting how we all revere Clapton so much (myself included), but when you hear him talk about Robert Johnson you realize Clapton holds that same reverence for him. Its just awesome.
Volens nolens, any of us lives upon the shoulders of the giants who lived before us. Even the most talented. Even "God" has its Gods . Goosebumps however
Eric Clapton has turned to be a amazing Singer and blues player the last 20 to 30 years. Better and better. To the same level as the best as BB king, Elmore James.. Freddie king and lot of other and so on.
ERIC YOU ARE MY HERO FOREVER!! You have changed my life and guitar playing for many years. Thank You very much!!! You are really the best. I love this Robert Johnson sessions. Erics guitar sound is so much dynamic. A really nice tone.
He got it from Richard Manuel of The Band using Falsetto in a number of his songs, he loved Richard's Singing and The Band of course as well..he's using it in Lonesome Stranger just like Richard would have.. Listen to Richard Sing I Shall Be Released on Big Pink..
He may lack the the style of intensity like SRV but Eric can squeeze every ounce from the pentatonic. Subtle, imaginative, and fresh. And he leaves plenty of room in his solos. Great e example of that right here with this performance
Bien sûr chez Clapton il y a la guitare avec tout ce que cela comporte. Mais il y a aussi la voix! Magnifique toujours, somptueuse sur ce morceau. Merci pour la vidéo.
I ve heard many of Erics stuff and never heard him sing this high and sustained, even though is a falsetto, must have been a very good damn reason for him to do that.
Fun stuff. Eric is really good. The other musicians (Doyle Bramhall II, Nathan East, Steve Gadd, Billy Preston, Chris Stainton) are fantastic also. The other guitarist is playing left-handed upside down. Woah. 3:29
Eric Clapton with his Best musicians Ever Steve Gadd,Drums Billy Preston key board, Crist Station, piano in session Robert Jhonson and Doyle Branhaml II 🎸🎸🥁🎹🎹🎶
Steve Gadd on the drums........i have stopped drinking red vino im in heaveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen.brill man ,not taking anything away from MR ERIC CLAPTON.the real deal!!!!!!
Die dritte Aufnahme aus der "Session for R. Johnson". Clapton-Gesang mal ganz anders. Und ein fulminantes Solo in einer ganz besonderen Atmosphäre, direkt, ohne jede Distanz: Alle Akteure völlig Blues- verrückt.
I got a kind-hearted woman Studies evil all the time I got a kind-hearted woman She studies evil all the time You would do to quit me Just to have it on your mind I got a kind-hearted woman Do anything in this world for me I got a kind-hearted woman Do anything in this world for me Lord, these evil-hearted women Lord, they will not let me be Ain't but one thing Makes Mr. Johnson drink Swear 'bout how you treat me, baby I begin to think Oh, baby My life don't feel the same You break my heart When you call Mr. So-And-So's name She's a kind-hearted woman She studies evil all the time She's a kind-hearted woman She studies evil all the time You wish to quit me, baby Just to have it on your mind
In general Clapton sounds remarkably like the album _Freddy King Sings_, vocally and instrumentally, because he was obsessed with that album as a teenager. Freddy King was influenced by B.B. King, who admired Lonnie Johnson, Lemon Jefferson, and T-Bone Walker. Conversation between B.B. King and John Lee Hooker, April 4, 1993: "Robert... wasn't my idol." "No, he wasn't mine, either.... I'm not a fan of his...." (Elsewhere in the same conversation, JLH: "I love that Lowell Fulson." ... BBK: "I was crazy about Lowell Fulson.")
Impresionante blues Clapton lo mas GRANDE y por supuesto Billy, Steve, East, Gadd y chris. En que año se hizo esta grabacion?, Porque Preston, Fallecio en el 2006. Una lastima, como tocaba el organo.
My neighbours hate the fact that i don't have more licks to play. They've heard my repertoire about 300 times. they be all like "switch scales" and I be all "STFU I got this".
"If you don't dig the blues, you've got a hole in your soul" - Albert King
Even when practicing Clapton gives all he have for blues cimfirming his great. Quality the "Solo" of this song is too sentimental performing as great artist I told this before the best on this planet Regards!! MR ERIC CLAPTON!¡
Amazing how the skinny English boy developed into the greatest singer and guitarist in modern blues history
And amazing how, during that same period, he could go on stage and rant about immigrants and n*'s ruining Britain
@@davidklein5007 He was right. London is now a mini Pakistan
@@williamjohn8633 The Indians were right, as well, as were the Scots, and the Jamaicans, and the Nepali, and the Burmese, and the Irish, and the Africans in Kenya, and the Aboriginals in North America, and Australia. It's Britain's turn, and you've earned it. It's merely the karma your murderous and greedy forefathers have provided you.
@@davidklein5007 mixing up cultures always ends up with war. Do you like war?
I think that’s rather rude of you to be calling him skinny. He’s just maintained good health for a number of years. Go back to Germany
This is the bravest sort of recording: no baffles and screens, no separation between the instruments and thus limited opportunities for editing out mistakes later on. All these musicians are at the top of the game of course, but still...playing together like this creates a vibe it’s difficult to get otherwise and which, given all the differences in terms of equipment and musical history, is a true tribute to Robert Johnson. Clapton’s love of this music, and his long-term immersion in it, is evident in every detail of his singing and playing. Everyone else in the room responds and contributes to the total feel. Beautiful.
Little point in commenting here, you said it all. But I'll add if Eric's only contribution to this performance were his vocals, he'd have said it all.
well put
2:20
Man I love it when Clapton sings in falsetto, it's very hard to do, but Clapton's got one of the best voices for blues, so he can pull it off. Just sounds so fine, I love it!
one of best ,lest we not forget Gregg Allman ,and Captain Beefhart.
It is not very hard to do if you pick the right key for your voice..
Yes I was shocked
The late great billy Preston on Hammond organ. What a musician he was.
Its interesting how we all revere Clapton so much (myself included), but when you hear him talk about Robert Johnson you realize Clapton holds that same reverence for him. Its just awesome.
Volens nolens, any of us lives upon the shoulders of the giants who lived before us. Even the most talented. Even "God" has its Gods .
Goosebumps however
Eric Clapton has turned to be a amazing Singer and blues player the last 20 to 30 years. Better and better. To the same level as the best as BB king, Elmore James.. Freddie king and lot of other and so on.
Clapton's vocals are just superb in this one...entire band sounds awesome, love the solos!
WHENEVER I listen to Clapton perform heavy blues, I am more in LOVE! HEAVY BLUES IMO has always been his forte.
NOTHING beats a superb bluesband . FANTASTIC !!!
I play the acoustic version. Spent years thinking about nice ways to sing this and Clapton just captures it in the most authentic and convincing way.
ERIC YOU ARE MY HERO FOREVER!! You have changed my life and guitar playing for many years. Thank You very much!!! You are really the best.
I love this Robert Johnson sessions. Erics guitar sound is so much dynamic.
A really nice tone.
another great blues song from a truly real "Guitar God"
I agree with Captain Picard...
That made me LOL :)
This is truly Clapton at his finest.
I'm getting this undescribable feeling watching this right now. Amazing.
I love Eric's falsetto! It's not particularly high, but beautifully shows his emotion!
He got it from Richard Manuel of The Band using Falsetto in a number of his songs, he loved Richard's Singing and The Band of course as well..he's using it in Lonesome Stranger just like Richard would have.. Listen to Richard Sing I Shall Be Released on Big Pink..
Really the blues’master!!. Amazing Eric
He may lack the the style of intensity like SRV but Eric can squeeze every ounce from the pentatonic. Subtle, imaginative, and fresh. And he leaves plenty of room in his solos. Great e example of that right here with this performance
Now " THIS " is a Blues song 🎵 and Clapton is at the top of my fav. 5 for the Blues!
Said it before, say it again: Eric Clapton, Fender Stratocaster, Electric Blues. Says it all.
BUENAS NOCHES,......MISTER STEVE GADD,..................YOUR BASS DRUM,IS PROFOUND,.........TASTE OF PEACE, IN THE STORMING DEEPS OF THE HEART
"That was pretty good... we'll come back to that." - Clapton
Bien sûr chez Clapton il y a la guitare avec tout ce que cela comporte.
Mais il y a aussi la voix!
Magnifique toujours, somptueuse sur ce morceau.
Merci pour la vidéo.
En effet une voix somptueuse et unique ,faites pour le blues.. 🌟🎶🎸🌟
I ve heard many of Erics stuff and never heard him sing this high and sustained, even though is a falsetto, must have been a very good damn reason for him to do that.
The reason is that he is imitating Robert Johnson. Listen to the original recording. Falsetto was almost a Johnson's trademark...
He's used his falsetto a few times over the years, but yes, it is quite a rare thing...
@@uaala Exactly !
This is truly some of Eric's finest work. Good job.
So so beautiful 🎸🎸🎸Love Eric playing and singing the blues ❤️❤️❤️
Loved the tunes Mr. Clapton & Mr. Johnson!
one of Claptons best moments this. Outstanding.
Steve Gadd, wonderful drummer!
Mr Clapton a toujour fait de tres belles reprises a sa maniere, R.I.P Robert Johnson.. dont give up mr Clapton
Wow,my idol..Mr.blues man..gods of Guitar
I have this album and love it!
Billy Preston !
Dont forget the From de Cradle. Very, very good CD.
best
ur absolutely right! even joe satriani its one of his favorite album...
So mellow after the last track. This is the real, grass roots, blues. Great to relax and listen to.
Fun stuff. Eric is really good. The other musicians (Doyle Bramhall II, Nathan East, Steve Gadd, Billy Preston, Chris Stainton) are fantastic also. The other guitarist is playing left-handed upside down. Woah. 3:29
Eric Clapton - Kind Hearted Woman, Sessions for Robert Johnson
Thanks for posting,
Al8blues
Great song! I'm glad there is only 25 tone deaf people in this world!
OMG-is it just me? am I the only one who melts into a pool of molten lust when I hear him sing like this?
Well pit.
Gives me goose bumps!
Eric Clapton with his Best musicians Ever Steve Gadd,Drums Billy Preston key board, Crist Station, piano in session Robert Jhonson and Doyle Branhaml II 🎸🎸🥁🎹🎹🎶
Why did you leave out Nathan East, on bass?
BLUES NEVER DIE CLAPTON NEVER END
I hope EC realizes what a treasure he is to millions, including myself.
Clapton ; l'Aristocratie du Blues!!! ⭐️🎸🎶⭐️
Coolness personified...
Steve Gadd on the drums........i have stopped drinking red vino im in heaveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen.brill man ,not taking anything away from MR ERIC CLAPTON.the real deal!!!!!!
He's at his best...singing the blues!
what a drummer !!
#1 for me😂
Eric Clapton`s cover is very good.Have got 2albums of Robert Johnson and album with Peter Green covers .All are the best blues music!
good for you no comparison between ec & pg..
LOVE THE BLUES SO MUCH
Oh yes, love the blues
Un hermoso blues, CLAPTON Un grande, con todas las letras.
Superb!!! Much better than the recording used in the album. Do you agree?
This is CLASS!
Five of bet Best musicians around !
This Is Music !!!
Amazing, soooo sweet lovely rockin blues 💫💫💫💫💫💋
Very nice song thanks hi
Stunning
Got to feel it !
I love you Eric.....
Eric the love of my life😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
3:08 - 3:43 wowwwww
Fantastic :)
Die dritte Aufnahme aus der "Session for R. Johnson". Clapton-Gesang mal ganz anders. Und ein fulminantes Solo in einer ganz besonderen Atmosphäre, direkt, ohne jede Distanz: Alle Akteure völlig Blues- verrückt.
God bless Billy Preston. This band set up (minus Dave Sancious in here) is my favorite Clapton band
I got a kind-hearted woman
Studies evil all the time
I got a kind-hearted woman
She studies evil all the time
You would do to quit me
Just to have it on your mind
I got a kind-hearted woman
Do anything in this world for me
I got a kind-hearted woman
Do anything in this world for me
Lord, these evil-hearted women
Lord, they will not let me be
Ain't but one thing
Makes Mr. Johnson drink
Swear 'bout how you treat me, baby
I begin to think
Oh, baby
My life don't feel the same
You break my heart
When you call Mr. So-And-So's name
She's a kind-hearted woman
She studies evil all the time
She's a kind-hearted woman
She studies evil all the time
You wish to quit me, baby
Just to have it on your mind
Fantastico 👍👏
Steve gadd just the greatest
the greatest of them all in terms of drummer
thanks for sharing ... Luv it ...:-)
Very cool!
やっぱりRobert JohnsonのCoverはEric Claptonさんですね！凄いです！
Love this music!!!!
Eric TheGreat!!
just wow
Awesome!!❤️
Sizzles. Wow.
blues... love...
el buen compas de 12.........................se agradece , ademas una mano lenta hace lo q un corazon sea feliz solo c poco
On piano is Chris Stainton. On the keyboards/organ is Billy Preston.
FANTASTIC!!!!!!
Molly.
In general Clapton sounds remarkably like the album _Freddy King Sings_, vocally and instrumentally, because he was obsessed with that album as a teenager. Freddy King was influenced by B.B. King, who admired Lonnie Johnson, Lemon Jefferson, and T-Bone Walker. Conversation between B.B. King and John Lee Hooker, April 4, 1993: "Robert... wasn't my idol." "No, he wasn't mine, either.... I'm not a fan of his...." (Elsewhere in the same conversation, JLH: "I love that Lowell Fulson." ... BBK: "I was crazy about Lowell Fulson.")
Thanks. I suppose I could have read the description before I commented. Must have had a rough day.
If you ever read this ... Shine on my bright and crazy diamond.... I miss you!
great
Nathan East is a BAMF!!!!!
That sizzles
❤Nice❤On for rest.
3:44 guitar solo
Impresionante blues Clapton lo mas GRANDE y por supuesto Billy, Steve, East, Gadd y chris. En que año se hizo esta grabacion?, Porque Preston, Fallecio en el 2006. Una lastima, como tocaba el organo.
2004. Y te falto mencionar a Doyle Bramhall II
My neighbours hate the fact that i don't have more licks to play. They've heard my repertoire about 300 times. they be all like "switch scales" and I be all "STFU I got this".
Cool story bro
Steve Gadd 🥁
hes killin it lol
goose bumps
My head has exploted.
💜 ⭐
Muuuiito bom!
thanks
Clapton es dios.
Final verse is kind of haunting when you think about it…
FUAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA LA PELUCA SE ME VUELAAAA LA PELUCA!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Andréa: is tour father Eugenio Lazzarini, former italian GP rider in 125 cc clases WITH Garelli, in the 70,s and 80,s?
Cool !!!
super j.aime