Clapton is like a different animal on a Gibson. its like this whole other man comes out and plays the guitar. reminds me of his cream days. he plays the fender when he wants to conceal the monster
I agree. His tone is a little more reserved, though...and you can tell he's fighting with the LP to get it to sound like his Strat- which is WAY more biting and clear.
Is he fighting with it or is he just more engaged. Strat might be more clear but a Les Paul sustains more. Thus it seems to me his vibrato is different and plays of the additional sustain.
thats why there is a generation of people who LOVED buckers- they could push an amp hard.. People today don't even get why that was important back in the day, what with the millions of boost, drive etc pedals. I notice it because i own 6 low output (5.5k) fenders and 1 Les Paul. Even with 7.4k burstbuckers, the amp acts totally different. the guitar pedal in many ways rendered the Les Paul obsolete
This is the version of CLAPTON people have forgotten about my wife hates his start style playing and I'm like babe this wasn't always how he played, and she just refuses to listen to cream or anything like that based on his newer sound which is nothing like this monster you see here
Love when he plays Gibson's -- on this tour he played his ES 335 and in this clip a Les Paul - as well as his Fender Strats - I saw this tour when it came to MSG - definitely reached another peak in his playing
Yeah man that era Clapton was amazing. Pure unadulterated blues music that was so good. I’ve seen a lot of people recently hate him because of his personal stances and past mistakes and I get that and I understand if people want to disagree (I personally disagree with him too but I’ll always listen to his music and like him because it’s just become a part of me at this point), but I get really mad when people take this anger and disappointment and redirect it at his playing. I’ve seen people say he’s old, just a “dad rock musician with recycled licks”, and an cultural appropriator of the blues. Like okay no. Sit down. The man can play. Especially in this era he might’ve been one of the best blues musicians EVER in this era. He was just straight FIRE. He was clear, clean, and ready and it is insane how good he got around this time. Idc who agrees with him idc if people I agree with hate me for liking his MUSIC. The man can PLAY and no one should forget that regardless of how much they may hate him or disagree with him. Go after the man not his talent.
Something when Clapton grabs a Gibson. Every time since Cream disbanded and he went to Strats. Whenever he grabs that Gibby. He recaptures that tone. That mood. That sensibility. Fucking love it.
Markonefifteen - The older hand wired amps (like a Marshall Plexi) are a different circuit than the newer PC board amps (like a JCM900) That’s a major reason they sound different. A more fair comparison would be a Plexi compared to a hand wired reissue. Circuit wise, for example older amps relies on volume dimed and overdriven power tubes whereas the newer amps rely on preamp overdrive unless you crank them up and back off on the preamp gain. Otherwise the magic of older hand wired amps comes from components like the output transformer. “Old iron” Spoken by a Ny amp tech since 1988
I'll NEVER understand the switch to Strats. There is NO WAY a Strat will EVER sound as good in his hands as this Les Paul does. This is the sound I look for every time I play!
I know these are old comments…But the statement stands..The guy who popularized the lespaul in rock…Continues to play Strats.Hendrix sounded best on a strat..Clapton always sounded best through a lespaul!
I truly believe the instrument can match a persons playing style… Clapton enjoys playing a strat. He must know. He’s heard the old records…. he likes to change and grow. God bless him. But he does sound explosive on a Les Paul😅
He's become identified with Strats these days and , unfortunately, played one on the Cream reunion. There's no comparison between a Strat and the deep burn of a Gibson. The Cream farewell concert showcased the best tone ever.
you know I hate to agree with you especially considering that I love fender Stratocasters because of how versatile they are not to mention I love all the tone capabilities Eric Clapton was able to get from a Stratocaster but you're absolutely right. you can get some tones from a Stratocaster that sound close and you can use for cream things but it's not the exact same as that warm sounding Gibson sound he made with Cream.
+Nicholas Fanzo Yeah admittedly Gibson headstocks snap so easily. I have a friend that plays kind of softer alternative music on his sg and the headstock still found a way to just snap off.
Eric and Fender guitars affair was going on already in the late 60s with Blind Faith but while I like Eric's playing with Derek and the Dominis live his best, I can really see your point. That Cream tones feel like you can bite and chew them like a thick steak of BBQed flesh
Wrong.........started out on a Telecaster, in the Yardbirds, which when Eric left the band because it was a band owned guitar, was passed to Jeff Beck, who didn’t like it, and bought the Esquire instead.
@@ghostdriver7558 he did not use the telecaster because he wanted, it was because he was poor in 64, and it was the guitar of GIORGIO GOMELESKI... or whatever the name of the Yardbirds manager was
Great tour that was! I am so sorry we don't have live professional footage of that era. It is by far and away the best blues playing EC produced, superior imho to the Bluesbreakers period. He was delivering the goods. A live DVD of that time would be far better than the RJ Sessions disc. Note the Freddy King influence in the solo!
Clapton, a Les Paul, a small valve combo and 3 minutes of R 'n' B heaven. If anyone ever thought he still couldn't so it, just watch this. Again and again! Love it.
The sound just seems to roll off his fingers so easily with that Les Paul in his hands. His Strat stuff sounds great, playing wise. But this combination brings out the notes so much better. Thanks for posting this.
@@pabloperez4063 Not that, but I saw a Gibson headstock in his guitar rack before the Monday show. Got my hopes up. Still a great event. He played marvelously. When I saw them in '68, he played the single pickup firebird. So never heard him live with hum buckers.
he played an LP on 'Later with Jools' earlier this year, and he's played a 335 on tour this year, but he still used a strat all through his Albert hall gig when I saw him in feb 2011. I'd love to see him playing Gibsons again.
It’s amazing to see him on that LP, he truly sounds like the old days honesty I thought he lost the mojo when he switched to the Strat, though it’s a more refined sound still is great. I’m a longtime Strat player but when I also plug in a Les Paul the transformation really occurs!!
It looks great to see him with a Les Paul again, after all he's the one who made everyone want one in the first place. I still think of him as a Les Paul player, that's because my head is stuck in 1965-66. it's my favorite period of his.
Although a Stratocaster seems to be his signature guitar, He and Gibson go way back. But let's face it, He could make a string tied to a broom handle and an old wash tub sound good.
When Cradle was released, me and my mate sat up late, drank beer, played guitar, and then dropped acid. When it hit, we put on from the cradle. fuck me. I hope he cherishes that memory like I do.
Looks and sounds a bit like those longer scale length Les Paul's, right? The neck seems longer. Incredible tone and his playing is indescribably great!
Eric is so smart. He knows we like him more with a Gibson which is why he keeps it away so much. He never did want to overplay the Gibson’s especially since he believes the best ones ever made aren’t around anymore. Watch him talk about Blackie and Brownie and his tweed twin fender amps. He likes the consistency in all of them. Something that the good Marshall’s and Gibson’s never had. They ALL sounded amazing but each one sounded different making it difficult for a simple man like Eric to find something to sink his teeth into. Plus, he’s more versatile with the Strat. He said so himself. He can make it sound like an acoustic or Buddy Holly or Jimi Hendrix but he can also make it sound like Eric Clapton. With a Gibson, he can make it sound like Freddie King and Cream. That’s it.
Love Clapton on a Gibson. ... his Cream day's were pretty outstanding ! As far as the Strats go I feel his pre Fender Eric Clapton model tones was where he played with more inspiration . He got some great Strat tones on his solo Eric Clapton and Layla albums . Also , he was using a tweed Champ for both of those albums . Also , if you have the time , check out the Ronnie Lane appeal for Arms concert where Clapton is playing an original Explorer and just smokes it ! For whatever reason , Clapton does seem to get more inspired on a Gibson . But then I listen to Rambling on my Mind off of ' E C was Here ' .......... was just thinking , I have seen him play Gibson's a number of times where he didn't seem all that inspired , but when he plays one when the amp is cranked that's what seems to get it going for him .. just an observation
His solo on Forever Man, though short, is his greatest. The tone, attack and feel are just outstanding, as is the note selection. Played on a Strat, of course,
Thank you very much for these videos. They aren't the best quality in terms of clarity but the sound is good. Keep them coming. Much love from Canada 🇨🇦
I believe that if it wasn't for Jimi Hendrix, Clapton would have: 1. played a Gibson ES/LP more instead of a Strat 2. not been able to play like he plays today Swings and roundabouts! RIP Jimi.
Does anyone really need any more proof that ec sounds better with a Gibson? Love all the work he did with strats and in many cases it was the right instrument for what he was playing at the time (folk, pop, country, reggae). But when he plays blues or harder stuff he really fits with Gibson like a glove.
clapton was made to play gibsons. his fender work is ok, but...put a gibson back in his unique hands and his music comes back. he wasted too many years struggling with fenders and needs to come home.
Clapton is like a different animal on a Gibson. its like this whole other man comes out and plays the guitar. reminds me of his cream days. he plays the fender when he wants to conceal the monster
I agree. His tone is a little more reserved, though...and you can tell he's fighting with the LP to get it to sound like his Strat- which is WAY more biting and clear.
Is he fighting with it or is he just more engaged. Strat might be more clear but a Les Paul sustains more. Thus it seems to me his vibrato is different and plays of the additional sustain.
Best definition of Clapton I've ever read.
Unbelievable eh, spot on why cant he just play every song on a lp
So so true
he's really-really a Gibson player.
Clapton with a Les Paul is a destroyer of worlds. Would love to see him rock a SG again
A throw back to the John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers days... this is the true Clapton sound, just dripping with tone and attack!
Never mind his guitar playing, what a great singer!
ThE BEST
@@pabloperez4063 Yes sir, his vocals just keep getting better!
Nothing better than Clapton with a les Paul in his hands. What a treat!
love it that under every video with Clapton playing a Gibson people write about how great Clapton playing a Gibson sounds :D
So true. Each video. I m here just to read about that actually...
It's just incredible how Clapton always sounds hundred times better with Gibsons. It's like he gets balls to his sound.
Gibson or nothing else Matters
thats why there is a generation of people who LOVED buckers- they could push an amp hard.. People today don't even get why that was important back in the day, what with the millions of boost, drive etc pedals. I notice it because i own 6 low output (5.5k) fenders and 1 Les Paul. Even with 7.4k burstbuckers, the amp acts totally different. the guitar pedal in many ways rendered the Les Paul obsolete
His tone with Strats and Soldanos was great too really had some balls to that
Old Clapton squeezing a Les Paul again! Just amazing, like the old Beano's days!
Yes...but not so much as in beano
What a beast with a les paul. I love his strat work, but I absolutely ADORE his gibson work (les paul, ES335 and SG)
Can't forget the Firebird!
This is the version of CLAPTON people have forgotten about my wife hates his start style playing and I'm like babe this wasn't always how he played, and she just refuses to listen to cream or anything like that based on his newer sound which is nothing like this monster you see here
He plays a Les Paul like it is part of him. Jesus this sounds so damn good it's almost sickening.
Seriously. The fender deal was basically for heroin money. He should never have left mayall.
Gabe Morehouse Extremely well put. Nailed it, in fact.
It’s spiritual
@@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer - That would have deprived us all of many years of great music.
@@sirkayda7205 I have to disagree. I don't like any of the music that he put out or worked on after 1971
Love when he plays Gibson's -- on this tour he played his ES 335 and in this clip a Les Paul - as well as his Fender Strats - I saw this tour when it came to MSG - definitely reached another peak in his playing
That Clapton from 94-97 Jeeeessss… thats why i love music…
Yeah man that era Clapton was amazing. Pure unadulterated blues music that was so good. I’ve seen a lot of people recently hate him because of his personal stances and past mistakes and I get that and I understand if people want to disagree (I personally disagree with him too but I’ll always listen to his music and like him because it’s just become a part of me at this point), but I get really mad when people take this anger and disappointment and redirect it at his playing. I’ve seen people say he’s old, just a “dad rock musician with recycled licks”, and an cultural appropriator of the blues. Like okay no. Sit down. The man can play. Especially in this era he might’ve been one of the best blues musicians EVER in this era. He was just straight FIRE. He was clear, clean, and ready and it is insane how good he got around this time. Idc who agrees with him idc if people I agree with hate me for liking his MUSIC. The man can PLAY and no one should forget that regardless of how much they may hate him or disagree with him. Go after the man not his talent.
@@Dibblesoldhollywood
No reason, or need to go after the man... either..!
Rock on EC..!!!
@@iconoclastKM hell yeah!
Something when Clapton grabs a Gibson. Every time since Cream disbanded and he went to Strats.
Whenever he grabs that Gibby. He recaptures that tone. That mood. That sensibility.
Fucking love it.
I enjoyed seeing that his cable goes straight from his guitar into that fine tweed - nothing in between.
No pedals. All the LP players in the day were straight into a tube amp, turned way up.
Jimmy Beasley there’s something truly beautiful when you crank a handwired. tweed twin or Marshall. Many modern PCB tube amps lack that magic.
Markonefifteen - The older hand wired amps (like a Marshall Plexi) are a different circuit than the newer PC board amps (like a JCM900) That’s a major reason they sound different. A more fair comparison would be a Plexi compared to a hand wired reissue. Circuit wise, for example older amps relies on volume dimed and overdriven power tubes whereas the newer amps rely on preamp overdrive unless you crank them up and back off on the preamp gain. Otherwise the magic of older hand wired amps comes from components like the output transformer. “Old iron” Spoken by a Ny amp tech since 1988
Sounds great on the Gibson
On an ES-335 he is fantastic!
I'll NEVER understand the switch to Strats. There is NO WAY a Strat will EVER sound as good in his hands as this Les Paul does.
This is the sound I look for every time I play!
I don't mind the Stratocaster sound but it would be nice to be brought to les Paul out more.
He sounds great no matter what he plays. He's Clapton.
With the right pickups a Les Paul can beat a Strat in every way.
I know these are old comments…But the statement stands..The guy who popularized the lespaul in rock…Continues to play Strats.Hendrix sounded best on a strat..Clapton always sounded best through a lespaul!
I truly believe the instrument can match a persons playing style… Clapton enjoys playing a strat. He must know. He’s heard the old records…. he likes to change and grow. God bless him. But he does sound explosive on a Les Paul😅
Looks like he's having a lot of fun on the les Paul 😁
He's become identified with Strats these days and , unfortunately, played one on the Cream reunion. There's no comparison between a Strat and the deep burn of a Gibson. The Cream farewell concert showcased the best tone ever.
you know I hate to agree with you especially considering that I love fender Stratocasters because of how versatile they are not to mention I love all the tone capabilities Eric Clapton was able to get from a Stratocaster but you're absolutely right. you can get some tones from a Stratocaster that sound close and you can use for cream things but it's not the exact same as that warm sounding Gibson sound he made with Cream.
strats are the best guitars ever made and their headstocks dont snap off when a bear darts in the woods.
+Nicholas Fanzo Yeah admittedly Gibson headstocks snap so easily. I have a friend that plays kind of softer alternative music on his sg and the headstock still found a way to just snap off.
In the FC, Clapton used a ES-335 and a Firebird...
Eric and Fender guitars affair was going on already in the late 60s with Blind Faith but while I like Eric's playing with Derek and the Dominis live his best, I can really see your point.
That Cream tones feel like you can bite and chew them like a thick steak of BBQed flesh
That is a good stratocaster.
He always sounds better with humbuckers
ya that's the best type of Strat
That's a Les Paul!!!
Baghuul no shit Sherlock
@@BaghuulNo, Les Paul is a jazz Guy.
One of the best versions I've heard him play of this one--tone, phrasing, everything. Loving 1:32-1:36. Sheesh.
Andrew Power Yes
He started out on Gibbys. Beano LP, Red 335, The Fool SG....love the tweed amps behind EC. Doesn't matter what he plays, it's gonna sound great !!
Wrong.........started out on a Telecaster, in the Yardbirds, which when Eric left the band because it was a band owned guitar, was passed to Jeff Beck, who didn’t like it, and bought the Esquire instead.
@@ghostdriver7558 he did not use the telecaster because he wanted, it was because he was poor in 64, and it was the guitar of GIORGIO GOMELESKI... or whatever the name of the Yardbirds manager was
Started on a Telecaster with the Roosters
Awesome thank you
He should keep a couple les pauls with his strata, he kills when he plays them.
thanks for this...I cant remember the last time i saw EC play a LP...oh crap, now I want to buy one!.....
I will never understand why he played Strats so much…Gibson is what made him a legend. That is his sound.
That was excellent to see Eric with a Gibby again......The guys got so much soul and that LP sounds fantastic
I like how you called Gibson as "Gibby." That's a cute name for a mammoth.
I had this in cassette and I tore it down I cried went and bought another. You make long hours of work very entertaining
He can sure make this Les Paul Snap ! Sounds way more fun that with is Fender!
+Marc Denoncourt He definitely sounds better with a Gibson, his SG tone in cream was amazing.
+Isaac Ord banana
Da Mexican troll Exactly!
Marc Denoncourt ll
That needs to happen more
Wow! Truly wow amazing to listen to
Awesome footage from the one tour that there is so few video recordings from THANK YOU!!!
Great tour that was! I am so sorry we don't have live professional footage of that era. It is by far and away the best blues playing EC produced, superior imho to the Bluesbreakers period. He was delivering the goods. A live DVD of that time would be far better than the RJ Sessions disc. Note the Freddy King influence in the solo!
He was on fire. He was in his prime hear, in my opinion. That tone is just so 👌
Listen to Beano and Cream again
Clapton, a Les Paul, a small valve combo and 3 minutes of R 'n' B heaven. If anyone ever thought he still couldn't so it, just watch this. Again and again! Love it.
Needs a Marshall stack or three
that was just sick! Clapton 67', Gibson! They always brought the best out of him
The sound just seems to roll off his fingers so easily with that Les Paul in his hands. His Strat stuff sounds great, playing wise. But this combination brings out the notes so much better. Thanks for posting this.
This is a slightly faster rendition than usual........he used his LP on that Cradle tour.........great to hear it!! thanks.
I wish he played a LP when I saw him at MSG with Cream!!!!
It was unforgivable
@@pabloperez4063 Not that, but I saw a Gibson headstock in his guitar rack before the Monday show. Got my hopes up. Still a great event. He played marvelously. When I saw them in '68, he played the single pickup firebird. So never heard him live with hum buckers.
I remember the first time I heard this I almost wrecked my car. Playing air guitar and toe tapping my breaks and gas . I immediately bought the CD.
And then you purchased a Les Paul Reissue and Marshall Bluesbreaker combo.
I love that he’s obviously having so much Goddamn fun!!
love seeing him with a les paul.....nostalgia!!
He's enjoying the hell out of that LP!
that was awesome, thanks.
Love this new fender he's playing
he played an LP on 'Later with Jools' earlier this year, and he's played a 335 on tour this year, but he still used a strat all through his Albert hall gig when I saw him in feb 2011. I'd love to see him playing Gibsons again.
He just seems more at home on a Gibson. He sounds more like the Eric of the Bluesbreaker days on a Gibby. He sounds like he chokes it on a Strat LOL
The solos seem to happen so effortlessly with this LP in his hands.
Great rhythm!!!
Whoa....a Les Paul!!??!! He really out to go back to them, he sounds GREAT!!! Thanks for posting this, columbokeiji!!!
It’s amazing to see him on that LP, he truly sounds like the old days honesty I thought he lost the mojo when he switched to the Strat, though it’s a more refined sound still is great. I’m a longtime Strat player but when I also plug in a Les Paul the transformation really occurs!!
Thank you columbokeiji excellent man !!!
It looks great to see him with a Les Paul again, after all he's the one who made everyone want one in the first place. I still think of him as a Les Paul player, that's because my head is stuck in 1965-66. it's my favorite period of his.
I know how much Eric Clapton loves his strat but the les paul sounds huge.
Great to see Clapton with a LP....
Although a Stratocaster seems to be his signature guitar, He and Gibson go way back. But let's face it, He could make a string tied to a broom handle and an old wash tub sound good.
When Cradle was released, me and my mate sat up late, drank beer, played guitar, and then dropped acid. When it hit, we put on from the cradle. fuck me. I hope he cherishes that memory like I do.
he doesn't
I Love When Clapton Plays a Les Paul
I love Eric on a Gibby too. He just seems more relaxed and the notes flow better. He seems like he chokes a Strat to death.
Amazing like the play of Slowhand is different than with a Strat !... (I had a thrill : I seen me in the 60s listen to Mayall's famous lp !... ) ;)
amazing
I don’t care what he plays...just so long as he is playing.
Amen to that..!!!
So this is where Bonamassa got his Inspiration from XD
Good lord, why did he ever pick up that Strat!?!? His style was made for wide open humbuckers....
sweet guitar
Looks and sounds a bit like those longer scale length Les Paul's, right? The neck seems longer. Incredible tone and his playing is indescribably great!
It’s actually shorter, 24 and 3/4 inches as opposed to 25.5 on a Stratocaster.
Wow! Eric play very well a gibson les paul !!!
He ain't changing for anything
He can control a strat- a humbucker- controls him!!
Hey, I remember this guy; where did he go? :-)
i think clapton looks great wearing a gibson again, they seem to bring out the best in him.
Eric is so smart. He knows we like him more with a Gibson which is why he keeps it away so much. He never did want to overplay the Gibson’s especially since he believes the best ones ever made aren’t around anymore. Watch him talk about Blackie and Brownie and his tweed twin fender amps. He likes the consistency in all of them. Something that the good Marshall’s and Gibson’s never had. They ALL sounded amazing but each one sounded different making it difficult for a simple man like Eric to find something to sink his teeth into. Plus, he’s more versatile with the Strat. He said so himself. He can make it sound like an acoustic or Buddy Holly or Jimi Hendrix but he can also make it sound like Eric Clapton. With a Gibson, he can make it sound like Freddie King and Cream. That’s it.
Should be longer. Much longer.
Love Clapton on a Gibson. ... his Cream day's were pretty outstanding ! As far as the Strats go I feel his pre Fender Eric Clapton model tones was where he played with more inspiration . He got some great Strat tones on his solo Eric Clapton and Layla albums . Also , he was using a tweed Champ for both of those albums . Also , if you have the time , check out the Ronnie Lane appeal for Arms concert where Clapton is playing an original Explorer and just smokes it ! For whatever reason , Clapton does seem to get more inspired on a Gibson . But then I listen to Rambling on my Mind off of ' E C was Here ' .......... was just thinking , I have seen him play Gibson's a number of times where he didn't seem all that inspired , but when he plays one when the amp is cranked that's what seems to get it going for him .. just an observation
His solo on Forever Man, though short, is his greatest. The tone, attack and feel are just outstanding, as is the note selection. Played on a Strat, of course,
It's weird seeing Clapton play a Les Paul. I'm so used to see him play that strat.
He's batter when he's playing the les paul -...
No. He's coocking! The guitar is batter!
Clapton and Gibson guitars go together like a cold beer and peanuts do
More like cold beer and more cold beer
love his playing on les paul！
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Damn,except his brilliant acoustic work, best I have heard him play since the old Cream days-and he knows it:look at the smile.
Why couldn’t he play that during the Cream reunion??
Thank you very much for these videos. They aren't the best quality in terms of clarity but the sound is good. Keep them coming.
Much love from Canada 🇨🇦
I never understood why he played strats? He totally owns it with Gibsons...such an improvement....so over the top...!
#ClaptonIsGibson
I just love seeing EC with a Gibson!
Once again,Clapton has always been a genius..He only sounds like one when he plays a Gibson!
Oh, this is so great! Eric+Gibsons=the Tone! I just wish he would have switched to the bridge pickup sometime!
That is his bridge PU ! Can't you tell !
@@ronaldsiebert2964 Definitely sounds like middle-position to me!
He uses the bridge pickup trough out the song..ha.
Listened version Jeff healey after Clapton version... Jeff blows things up with anthology solos!!Clapton blows up solos for retirees!!
I believe that if it wasn't for Jimi Hendrix, Clapton would have:
1. played a Gibson ES/LP more instead of a Strat
2. not been able to play like he plays today
Swings and roundabouts! RIP Jimi.
Eric Clapton, I'll just plug straight into the amp and crush it. Mere mortals, I need three pedals and post production tools to get close. :-)
Does anyone really need any more proof that ec sounds better with a Gibson? Love all the work he did with strats and in many cases it was the right instrument for what he was playing at the time (folk, pop, country, reggae). But when he plays blues or harder stuff he really fits with Gibson like a glove.
clapton was made to play gibsons. his fender work is ok, but...put a gibson back in his unique hands and his music comes back. he wasted too many years struggling with fenders and needs to come home.
yea your right that gibson sounds awesome
He said "the mapple fretboard" is best than palisander for nails (!)... : he's a little "chochotte" (french "who search for tinny details")...
Same, I'm a massive fender fan but Clapton sounds really at home with humbuckers, especially a 335!
Amen!
James - I totally agree. ...Eric plays Gibson. ..all is right with the world. ...
It is like there were to different kind of persons in a good way when he's holding a Gibson and when he's holding a strat.
Someone please tell me where can i find this on DVD???????
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Great to see him with les paul. Blues always sounds best to me with a Gibson.
Clapton and Les Paul!!!!!!! Gibson Les Paul has made for him!!
That Les Paul is some axe!! Clapper taking no prisoners that night
Clapton and a Les Paul! Yeah! I'm gone baby.🤠🇺🇸🇬🇧🐴✌️☕
He had some fun with that, didn’t he !
Totally agree he was made for the Les Paul Gibsons or any Gibson
Shaky but Eric on a Paul is priceless
Freddy King tune is the Key to this one! Gibson, sure.