@@edgenest1015 It works, you bet it works, I've been doing it one day at a time for forty-one years, and I wouldn't turn back now for the whole world!
....and just like that a man in a shirt plain and simple ,standing on a stage , no fancy lights ,no theatrics , with a guitar blows everyone away . Strut your stuff Eric to the ends of the earth . 🎉
Ive battled cancer for over a year now... but i still have faith I can win this. Faith Over Fear!! "Still one thing that you can do Fall down on your knees and pray I know the lord's gonna answer you Don't do it tomorrow, do it today Got to get better in a little while!!"
67 here. Whoya ! Witnessed CREAM on their Goodbye Tour at the then "Fabolous Forum" in Los Angeles. 1st concert AT $6.50. Followed this man from the Bluesbreakers on but no matter who he has played with you always....know its him. Articulate, clean, fast, gracious on stage and soooo soulful. Thank you indeed Eric Clapton ! We on the senior tour were so lucky to actually see live, EC and the other amazing axmen mentioned below in our life time. Gonna be a good while before such collective musicianship comes this way again. What a ride !!!
Cream live at the LA Forum is a classic recording, maybe their last show (or one up in San Francisco after that). The Ginger Baker drum solo at that concert, in "Toad", is unsurpassed in rock, with amazing polyrhythms, creativity and drive. I luckily saw EC twice, in '74 in SF, and about '85 in Sacramento with Ry Cooder opening (they didn't play together, unfortunately). Derek and the Dominoes with Duane Allman may be his best album.
They say theres no such thing as perfection..Guy who said that never heard Steve on drums on this one!!!Dont need to be a drummer to hear that timing there lol
This is probably one of THE BEST examples you will ever find to illustrate the importance and the affect of playing the pocket. Right after a few bars, you can see the keyboard player is bopping, Willie is bopping and then the song just explodes. Steve Jordan's performance on this song, in my opinion, puts this live version on my MUST HAVE and MUST HEAR Steve Jordan list.
I'm 71 and had the good fortune to spend my college days listening to Cream...they made the insanity of the 1960s tolerable and life worth living, at least for me.
60 here and Eric saying cause the sun is gonna to shine on my guitar someday is like Michael Jordan saying maybe I can learn how to hit a jump shot someday......
@Rick Bray VERY TRUE ! I wish I could be brief but..its not easy. But growin up in the 50's was not all about what kids needed.. Being a teen in the 60's meant go out and start saving for your dreams.. But we did find Cream, '67 Doors, Stones, Beatles, Neal Young.. and 50 more greats that were exploding with great sounds and lyrics. Which ALL did take us with THEM and we are generally tougher and more greatful than kids that were coddled. Of course Eric was mostly spoiled and overall as lucky his grandparents kept him close and much- loved AND even got a guitar!!/s. and Art School!! Blue collars did not often get STUFF..but we found a similar friend and we . Getting by with a little help from our friend..and Cream did flaming great blues all their own..a and sooh original. I sure wish he would tour inside the USA..he lives NY AND CALI.. BICOASTAL IS just unfair. Since he lives in Cali. And toured Europe twice in lat 6 years..and many London gigs under the radar. I wish I could at least get their impeccable SOUNDBOARDS. The profits could SAAVE THE WORLD!! OR THE Planet. OR STOP THE CRUCIFICATION OF PEOPLE DYING OR LIVING IN THE WORST OF PAIN. THE FEDS Have NO proof of our sickest overdosing or misusing or sharing what keeps them alive. Feds just now to pharmas who bribe with gifts and vacations worth a chalet ..also given for bribes. As the sick suffer and hi-dose fentanyl From China..is being blamed on pharmaceuticals..which have fractional and ultra perfect dosage which is not made to party. it saves suicides..or..it used to. Eric may be unaware but he is someone who now lives with very tough pain. He gets the best pain help. others are now cut off and aggressively prescribed products that do not help the higher pain levels that do ruin lives. It never creates addictive behavior for those in worst paIn.. because pain patients now and a let a appreciated the reasonable relief and prescribed dose is the only way it works for decades + allows a livable life. I know too much about the deadliest pain that often comes from a long life of hard work or basic sports and even fitness. Or- deformities. And botched surgeries with no re-do. +too many Illnesses or conditions with no cure and all who can not even stand, sit up, eat nd drink..without softening their pain. End of "Why we can't let Feds go on taking bribes and blaming our sickest who can't protest, can't re vel..Can't organize and work to organize some of the 40 million being treated worse than pets and even suicides. yes its as dirty fact. and of course the news anchors don't. share the Feds betrayal of our sickest. or they, too get big money to turn away from betrayals of our vets and our sickest.
The drummer is earning his money!!! Just think about whailin on those drums for 5 plus minutes non stop, sweat poring off him!! He earned every penny of whatever he got paid!!! The level of talent is simply off the chain!! Had the whole show on dvr. Simply awesome!!
Same here, been listening to Eric for 50 years unfortunately like many great musicians from my time are in their 70s. Not much time left for these great musicians unfortunately.
I love this performance. I remember seeing Doyle near 6th street playing some tiny place. These dudes are special to us that have "lived the life" and recovered. God bless anyone who reads this who is suffering with addiction. Remember.. God don't make junk.
23yrs sober, one day at a time. I use the same statement at the end of all my shares, "keep coming back it works if you work it, God doesn't make junk." 😘
Not to mention Doyle plays his guitar upside down, right-handed guitar played left-handed like Hendrix. Didn't notice when I saw him with Clapton in Charlotte in '01.
was in the audience and this totally blew the roof off. A good portion of the acts before Eric were playing slower or acoustic songs. Eric came on stage about 4 hours in and his energy and vocals were 110%. Love the interplay between Doyle and Steve Jordan at the end on the triplets
Then u must not know about his Daddy. And all the bands WITH SRV ..AND 4-5 BIG SONGS HE WROTE FOR SRV when they were HOT (+never cooled down) .. HE PLAYED DRUMS. Did his own thing too..WAS IN CHGO on tour WITH Charlie Musselwhite no less.the whole band cooked.The place was on fire. The whole band was possessed. Insane guitar. We lost him about 9 years ago..at 61 P.S. thats "Doyle Bramhall 1"
Steve Jordan: Using the simplest of sets, no fancy effects, minimum micing, doesn't even look like they have in-ear monitors,,,nevertheless he's spot on throughout the entire 8 1/2 minute groove! His left foot never stops...the hi-hat slapping all the time. Totally precise and restrained with class. Man is he good! BTW, Charlie Watts' personal pick as his replacement for the current Stones tour.
Amazing I commented on Max’s reply also He brings the Pocket in & out so smoothly It’s unbelievable.On a simple set.I don’t see no ear monitor or anything.Total concentration.😎
I saw an interview of EC a few years back. He was asked, "what was your first addiction?". His answer was not what I expected. He said "sugar". As a kid, he liked the rush he got from sugar.
The Beatles' song, "Savoy Truffle" is Harrison poking fun at Clapton for his teeth problems from his love of chocolate. I should 've been paying attention because I love chocolate too much myself.
I'm 59, and I've been watching and listening to Clapton since I was a kid. I knew early that good classic rock was my thing. I liked the Stones and LED Zeppelin as a 8 or 10 yr old. But Clapton and Hendrix were the best.always have been in my mind.❤❤
I’m 17 and about to graduate from high school in June. Thank you Eric for your beautiful music that helped me through the stressful time in the college application season.
And he'll always be there for ya. Need to get jacked for a workout or a night on the town? E.C. gotcha. Need to hear someone who is relating to your heartbreak or hear someone tell you their story which is a million times worse, thus, making you feel better about your situation? Slowhand gonna smoothly guide you home. Need to rock out so you can stay awake for that long drive? God will keep your eyelids from getting heavy. Wanna know about some of the greatest American and English music history? Professor Eric will make easy to grasp. Need to learn about women? Eric Clapton can teach you what to do and what not to do. But if you are back at your crib with a lady-friend and y'all are getting romantic? Slowhand gonna greatly increase your chances with her unless You somehow manage to screw it up? Then, Mr. "Clappin" gonna sing and pick you a Blues song that will soothe your loss.
Eric Clapton is one guitar player I could never get tired of listen to, I could listen to the same song few times and still hear something different, I could never get a computer good enough for storing all the generations of blues music to blues/rock etc. I have watched all the Eric Clapton crossroads guitar festival concerts UA-cam. Wish I was there in person to hear the great music. Never hear music like this in Australia. America is so fortunate to have a great music culture and history they have. Wish I was there, UA-cam is as close as I can get, God bless America for great blues artists throughout many generations
Some of the greatest blues performers are British. One of them didn't even play a guitar. That would be the incomparable Joe Cocker. American blues artists worshipped his voice and soul.
Well, I've been sick with who knows what since early October. Very scary time 8n my life. Somehow I found this maybe yesterday when I was giving up. Thank you, Eric!!
Nobody does it like Clapton! I'm almost 68 and dam, he's still out there stylin'. Gets me and my walker out there on the dance floor! Don't retire until you put out another CD, Eric!!
You couldn't ask for a better performance from Eric, he definitely had it going on. The mid-song guitar break...it was like the guitar was speaking to us.
Got to get better in a little while........ I am a great lover of Clapton music and I just wanted to throw in there you're looking good for your age my brother take care and hope to hear you soon chow
I was about 14 rows from him the other day and he's still killing it! He tore this song UP at that show too. I'd say this was maybe my favorite song of the night if I had to pick. The ONNNNLY thing I wished he would've done differently at that show was to play at least one Cream song but that's just a selfish request on my part. He's still an all time living legend. No doubt.
@@SimpleManGuitars1973 I saw that same tour 9/21/21 in Nashville TN. It was GREAT!!! I do wish they would have done the electric version of Layla after they played High Time We Went for the oncore. Even though we did get the acoustic version it would have been awesome to get the electric version.
@@markhaus2830 I also wanted an electric Layla and honestly thought he might do both because he has before. The acoustic one was great too. The acoustic song I really was hoping for was Change The World. I was at the Nashville show too btw! Marcus King rocked it and so did Jimmy Vaughan.
First saw him when I was 19...almost fell out of the first row balcony trying to get a better look. Loved him then, love him now and I am 70, he is the best guitarist I have ever seen and I've seen them all.
Eric Clapton makes his guitar sound like an orchestra. There's nothing you can't hear in it. It's like he's playing all the instruments on stage with him at once in the moment. Deep bow profound thanks
I think he was referring to when he is dead! :D In other words it will be his grave marker. If you look at the song as a whole I think that is what he means. Things have to get better because they are not! Just my impression of the song. ;)
Life got you down? Just sit back and listen to musical perfection. Awesome how each member of the band work together to create a magical experience. All I can say is WOW!!
Great call! Totally agree! He’s a magician on the thing! “Go Back Home” on his first album, and “The Love Gangster” on his Manassas album are just two examples.
"Tales of Brave Ulysses" oh man what great use of a wah pedal - also the very beginning of his solo with it on "Presence of the Lord" - man, just fantastic.
Clapton is a musician of many parts, playing, singing and writing all at the highest level. People forget what a student of music he is and that informs his flawless taste in his choices.
Great song writer and musician Eric Clapton! We are the same age exactly both born in England and I,ve enjoyed his music for many years. Keep well and good luck!
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That backbeat is so cool. Crack. And all the drummer's fills are exactly the tastiest thing to play. The snare's nice tight sound sort of updates the tune.
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Time it takes coming off drugs ,it a good song for people recoving from what ever ...💙
yes i agree tracy, there is hell to pay for getting so artificially high, may god have mercy on our souls
It's works?
Gets better a day at a time
@@edgenest1015 It works, you bet it works, I've been doing it one day at a time for forty-one years, and I wouldn't turn back now for the whole world!
The Guitar 🎸 Master Mr. Eric Clapton "
Thank God he survived it when so many others didn't..
This is the ERIC I GREW UP WITH and LOVE
Give Clapton credit for his playing but also for having great bands behind him.
For this show it looks like 8 band members backing him. Some have worked with Clapton for years.
This lineup includes longtime members Bramhall, Steve Jordan, Willie Weeks, Chris Stainton and Paul Carrack. Top notch.
....and just like that a man in a shirt plain and simple ,standing on a stage , no fancy lights ,no theatrics , with a guitar blows everyone away . Strut your stuff Eric to the ends of the earth . 🎉
For sure just did it again last Saturday night for me
Yessir. It's all about the music.
He is the best, simple. How not to love him.
Here there & everywbefe
give me a child
Steve Jordan is a beast.
The groove that Steve Jordan and Willie Weeks lay down at the break is out of this world, man what way to take the stage!
I’m not trying to take anything away from your comment,but it sounded a little flat in at some points
🔥🔥🔥🎸🕺🏻💃
YES
That drummer is in the zone.
Steve Jordan has the entire band moving!!!! Unbelievable!!!
And now he leads the beat for The Rolling Stones!
And Willy Weeks.
Steve Jordan is a living, breathing rhythm machine! His timing is impeccable!
4:39 Fail rimshot Steve jordan 😅😅😅
@@maximilianoloayza3250 I'm sure you could do it much better.
EC always has new beautiful Strats.
In this video he is playing "Blackie" which he has had for many years.
That’s not true. Blackie is in a museum. Watch clapton’s rig rundown on premier guitar. This is his custom Strat with a DB Boost and TBX tone control
I am 62 years old and have followed him since I was a child.
Thank you a million for what you have contributed to music. From Spain.
Almost 62. Lovin’ every minute.
❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉qwwq❤❤ 5:12 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😢😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
51 aquí... siguiéndole desde los 16. No habrá nunca otro.
yo con 17 y es de mis favoritos!!
76...same here
I've been listening to Eric Clapton for about 57 years. Never gets old.
No matter how many times I watch this video, I''m still floored by the level of musicianship of the whole band.
Me too Daniel, I can't seem to get away from it either! It's close enough to perfect for me!
Well I've been a IA#42 permit worker for 50 years!@@davidmccall4776
YES
I followed EC since I was 14 years and I always listen him .I am 66
i was lucky- woke up at 11 in '67, i still think Cream may have been the best 60s band!😮😊
(and with Mayall too!)
Ive battled cancer for over a year now... but i still have faith I can win this. Faith Over Fear!!
"Still one thing that you can do
Fall down on your knees and pray
I know the lord's gonna answer you
Don't do it tomorrow, do it today
Got to get better in a little while!!"
You CAN do it!!!!!❤❤❤❤
@thebrokenstringstudio2930 how are doing. Keep up the good work . Life ain't marshmallow cream. You can do this
@@JanSlack-y2x :) Im starting a new treatment plan in Houston on Monday. God willing this will be the one. Wish me luck!
@@thebrokenstringstudio2930 you got all my energy ,truly
@@thebrokenstringstudio2930 Monday is big on my list for you
I see Eric praises Jesus as our Lord and Saviour. Music to praise God is pure love.
Your opinion
God got me out of the bed. I'm dancing AGAIN. I'm going to exercise hard
67 here. Whoya ! Witnessed CREAM on their Goodbye Tour at the then "Fabolous Forum" in Los Angeles. 1st concert AT $6.50. Followed this man from the Bluesbreakers on but no matter who he has played with you always....know its him. Articulate, clean, fast, gracious on stage and soooo soulful. Thank you indeed Eric Clapton ! We on the senior tour were so lucky to actually see live, EC and the other amazing axmen mentioned below in our life time. Gonna be a good while before such collective musicianship comes this way again. What a ride !!!
Cream live at the LA Forum is a classic recording, maybe their last show (or one up in San Francisco after that). The Ginger Baker drum solo at that concert, in "Toad", is unsurpassed in rock, with amazing polyrhythms, creativity and drive. I luckily saw EC twice, in '74 in SF, and about '85 in Sacramento with Ry Cooder opening (they didn't play together, unfortunately).
Derek and the Dominoes with Duane Allman may be his best album.
Eric has to be the greatest guitar recording artist known to man.
They say theres no such thing as perfection..Guy who said that never heard Steve on drums on this one!!!Dont need to be a drummer to hear that timing there lol
I hope you guys got the message eric was trying to get across.never judge
Great tune but...yea I'm still judging
His voice was always underrated. Total package.
Guitar with voice.
The greatest.
It’s funny he doesn’t find himself a good vocalist
I agree 😎
Eric Clapton 1.23M
This is probably one of THE BEST examples you will ever find to illustrate the importance and the affect of playing the pocket.
Right after a few bars, you can see the keyboard player is bopping, Willie is bopping and then the song just explodes.
Steve Jordan's performance on this song, in my opinion, puts this live version on my MUST HAVE and MUST HEAR Steve Jordan list.
The man is playing "unconscious". Just hard, steady and no gaps, needless fills and holds the line like bedrock. Amazing percussionist.
This is nice
do you know who is playing bass ? Is that Marcus Miller?...what about the background vocals the two ladies?
@@tommycall355 Bass player I believe is Willie Weeks and 1st female singer is Michelle John / 2nd female singer I don't know.
@@tonyarchermusic1
I can’t go by this video w/out playing it. Whew
I would say the sun IS shining on his guitar today!
Only hires the best musicians and back up vocalists THE BEST YOU WORK FOR CLAPTON YOUR TOP OF THE GAME HE DONT MESS AROUND
Clapton is the all THAT and then some!!!
Full Spectrum Man 🧜♀️
Still #1 utube music video!!!!
Thanks for the love & support ❤
Steve Jordan on drums is where it’s at ~ holding it all together here!!! Steve is phenomenal…and Clapton too!!!!
There’s no stage big enough for these living Legends
I'm 71 and had the good fortune to spend my college days listening to Cream...they made the insanity of the 1960s tolerable and life worth living, at least for me.
Me too….!!!!!
For me too ❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely!
Absolutely ! Damm right sir !!
@@stefanchristoff1507 You are right!!
Super underrated groove. Clapton, per usual kills it here. Also Steve Jordan on drums never hurts....
Steve Jordan pushes the rhythm like no-one since Buddy Miles.
Dont forget Doyle !!
clapton when he is at his best
Sort it out there's an advert half way through the song !! Messing my vibe up 😨
Clapton and Crew taking us to Church. Outstanding.
X
Amen!
YES
He makes this world a better place to live in I have known that for 45 years! I am 60 years old now. Thank you Eric Clapton.
yes.
62 here and your absolutely right
Simply put, WOW for the ages
60 here and Eric saying cause the sun is gonna to shine on my guitar someday is like Michael Jordan saying maybe I can learn how to hit a jump shot someday......
@Rick Bray VERY TRUE ! I wish I could be brief but..its not easy.
But growin up in the 50's was not all about what kids needed.. Being a teen in the 60's meant go out and start saving for your dreams.. But we did find Cream, '67 Doors, Stones, Beatles, Neal Young.. and 50 more greats that were exploding with great sounds and lyrics.
Which ALL did take us with THEM and we are generally tougher and more greatful than kids that were coddled.
Of course Eric was mostly spoiled and overall as lucky his grandparents kept him close and much- loved AND even got a guitar!!/s. and Art School!!
Blue collars did not often get STUFF..but we found a similar friend and we . Getting by with a little help from our friend..and Cream did flaming great blues all their own..a and sooh original.
I sure wish he would tour inside the USA..he lives NY AND CALI..
BICOASTAL IS just unfair. Since he lives in Cali. And toured Europe twice in lat 6 years..and many London gigs under the radar.
I wish I could at least get their impeccable SOUNDBOARDS.
The profits could SAAVE THE WORLD!!
OR THE Planet. OR STOP THE CRUCIFICATION OF PEOPLE DYING OR LIVING IN THE WORST OF PAIN. THE FEDS Have NO proof of our sickest overdosing or misusing or sharing what keeps them alive. Feds just now to pharmas who bribe with gifts and vacations worth a chalet ..also given for bribes.
As the sick suffer and hi-dose fentanyl From China..is being blamed on pharmaceuticals..which have fractional and ultra perfect dosage which is not made to party. it saves suicides..or..it used to.
Eric may be unaware but he is someone who now lives with very tough pain. He gets the best pain help. others are now cut off and aggressively prescribed products that do not help the higher pain levels that do ruin lives. It never creates addictive behavior for those in worst paIn.. because pain patients now and a let a appreciated the reasonable relief and prescribed dose is the only way it works for decades + allows a livable life.
I know too much about the deadliest pain that often comes from a long life of hard work or basic sports and even fitness. Or- deformities. And botched surgeries with no re-do. +too many Illnesses or conditions with no cure and all who can not even stand, sit up, eat nd drink..without softening their pain.
End of "Why we can't let Feds go on taking bribes and blaming our sickest who can't protest, can't re vel..Can't organize and work to organize some of the 40 million being treated worse than pets and even suicides. yes its as dirty fact. and of course the news anchors don't. share the Feds betrayal of our sickest. or they, too get big money to turn away from betrayals of our vets and our sickest.
I love how Eric music sounds and you can here his inspiration s in it ❤🎉😊
The drummer is earning his money!!! Just think about whailin on those drums for 5 plus minutes non stop, sweat poring off him!! He earned every penny of whatever he got paid!!! The level of talent is simply off the chain!! Had the whole show on dvr. Simply awesome!!
Nola Style
yes
steve jordan
your favorite drummers favorite drummer
Hell yeah, the band is workin hard & Eric wow!
YES! He is WORKING. Keeping the band in the POCKET. Great job.
Steve Jordan will give you all he has...and kick it up a notch. Stellar!!!
The master at the top of his game. Transcendent.
2024 or its just me 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
Overused comment
I'm too there, 😂😂❤
The final solo just kills me. Doyle 👍 Eargasm.
Me too
It's 2024🎉@EDDIE B
Doesn't get much better - thanks Eric!
Steve Jordan lays down such a solid groove here...it just adds volumes to Eric and his playing of this song...
It sure does, a solid beat. Brilliant Steve.
I believe it is Sonny Emory with Steve Gadd.
@@thejawshop-AdventureRecording During the current (2021) gigs yes, but nothing to do with this video from 2013.
@@thejawshop-AdventureRecording nope you’re wrong….STEVE JORDAN
I never get tired of watching and listening to Eric Clapton play guitar.
I am too! 👏👏👏 🎸🎸🎸
Same here, been listening to Eric for 50 years unfortunately like many great musicians from my time are in their 70s. Not much time left for these great musicians unfortunately.
Mee too, it is so simple: he is the best of all time, forever and ever.
Bass player and drummer are the meaning of groove. In some parts of Eric soloing I still find Eric from Creams's era. Outstanding performance overall
'Let the Groove be your Guide'
Looks like Steve Jordan on drums. Not sure who's on bass (maybe Nathan East wearing a hat?)
@@RhiannonFan Willie Weeks was on bass.
THE DRUMMER AND THE BASS PLAYER ARE BOTH AWESOME
+Roger Lee Meyzindi The drummer is now playing with the John Mayer Trio
Willie Weeks and Steve Jordan!
+Mario Fletcher Thanks for the info Mario
+Suzy Thompson now ? Steve Jordan has been John Mayer's drummer since forever. He produced almost all his albums.
Mayerforever
Steve Jordan used to be in Paul Shaffer's band on the Letterman show.
I love this performance. I remember seeing Doyle near 6th street playing some tiny place. These dudes are special to us that have "lived the life" and recovered. God bless anyone who reads this who is suffering with addiction. Remember.. God don't make junk.
23yrs sober, one day at a time. I use the same statement at the end of all my shares, "keep coming back it works if you work it, God doesn't make junk." 😘
Not to mention Doyle plays his guitar upside down, right-handed guitar played left-handed like Hendrix. Didn't notice when I saw him with Clapton in Charlotte in '01.
Saw Mr Clapton live back in the 70s twice. Great to see he's still going strong. That solo by Doyle at the end was like icing on the cake.
was in the audience and this totally blew the roof off. A good portion of the acts before Eric were playing slower or acoustic songs. Eric came on stage about 4 hours in and his energy and vocals were 110%. Love the interplay between Doyle and Steve Jordan at the end on the triplets
Wow. I was also there. My
Seats were “on the moon”
But me
And my
Brother snuck down to get a better feel. It was absolutely amazing .
Doyle Bramhall II... In my eyes, the greatest sideman a legend could ever have
Josh Schmoyer:
the apprentice
Totally agree with you!
Josh Schmoyer .uk
Josh Schmoyer ... I Agree with you 100% ... Doyle comes from Rock & Roll Royalty ...
Then u must not know about his Daddy.
And all the bands WITH SRV ..AND 4-5 BIG SONGS HE WROTE FOR SRV when they were HOT (+never cooled down) .. HE PLAYED DRUMS. Did his own thing too..WAS IN CHGO on tour
WITH Charlie Musselwhite no less.the whole band cooked.The place was on fire. The whole band was possessed. Insane guitar.
We lost him about 9 years ago..at 61
P.S. thats
"Doyle Bramhall 1"
Steve Jordan: Using the simplest of sets, no fancy effects, minimum micing, doesn't even look like they have in-ear monitors,,,nevertheless he's spot on throughout the entire 8 1/2 minute groove! His left foot never stops...the hi-hat slapping all the time. Totally precise and restrained with class. Man is he good!
BTW, Charlie Watts' personal pick as his replacement for the current Stones tour.
oOoO good one
Dude's a human metronome for sure.
I first became exposed to Steve on John Mayer's "TRY" CD. Instant fan.
Yes, and I saw Jordan with the Stones. He did a great job!
Amazing I commented on Max’s reply also
He brings the Pocket in & out so smoothly
It’s unbelievable.On a simple set.I don’t see no ear monitor or anything.Total concentration.😎
I saw an interview of EC a few years back. He was asked, "what was your first addiction?". His answer was not what I expected. He said "sugar". As a kid, he liked the rush he got from sugar.
The Beatles' song, "Savoy Truffle" is Harrison poking fun at Clapton for his teeth problems from his love of chocolate. I should 've been paying attention because I love chocolate too much myself.
Never knew that about Savoy Truffle....thanks for that tid-bit ! I too should have done better without all the chocolate !
There's not a guitarist on planet earth that's not humbled by his presence......
My brother is also excellent. I'm lucky
Je souhaite de bonnes fêtes à Eric Clapton ainsi que ses proches
He is a master of the wah-wah pedal, and one of the first, if not THE first to use it for the blues. My absolute favorite guitarist, bar none!
I heard the wah-wah pedal was invented by Stevie Wonder and Eric Clapton was the first to use it in a show or on a recording.
@@DennisDolan-fl3mw Well, It's good to know that I'm, at least, on the right trail! 🎸🎛👍
Love the idea of him praying ❤
He says he prays every night for guidance and his family.
As a drummer and Clapton freak, these two go together like a grilled cheese sandwich.
I humbly bow to his overwhelmilng talent! Long live Eric Clapton! Thanking him forever more.
Sun is shining not just off guitar but the man himself
Absolutely great song
..wow! Clapton, JJ Cale, Derek Trucks & Doyle Bramhall II together, they rocks the block...
Peace, strength and love to all that are listening in June of 2020. Perfect song for this time!
Ron Reina I'm listening to it in July , but me being in control of me I'm going to join you in appreciation .
🤘😁
Sorry, but it WON'T get better. This tyranny is here for good...
Cold beer the track on full.. I live in the country.. No fecking neighbours. Its loud believe me
Getting worse folks (10/2020)
Steve Jordan laying down a groove a mile wide.
Clapton is the zenith of blues infused rock. There is no one that will ever fly higher.
Yes Sir...
Joe comes pretty damn close
A clear message of hope for these times right now. It's got to get better in a little while.
Need of the hour
Those ladies on backup vocals are fantastic!
Tough as nails. That distinct EC tone gets you every time. So glad he's still here and playing!
The more I listen and watch this guy perform, the more he blows me away. Eric Clapton is amazing!
Been doing that to me for 50 years 🤪
Where you been???
@@matthewdinsdale4782 kkkkk km iiniub
FACT!!!
@@kimberlyfuschini5134 perhaps in your heart... who know!
I'm 59, and I've been watching and listening to Clapton since I was a kid. I knew early that good classic rock was my thing. I liked the Stones and LED Zeppelin as a 8 or 10 yr old. But Clapton and Hendrix were the best.always have been in my mind.❤❤
I’m 17 and about to graduate from high school in June. Thank you Eric for your beautiful music that helped me through the stressful time in the college application season.
I’m 80 & have been a fan since he first came out. Long live the guitar solo! Listen to the old stuff and you’ll learn about genius. Lind80.
Early 2000's I was an Australian trawling blues festivals in Texas. Happen to be abit dutch ? haha
And he'll always be there for ya. Need to get jacked for a workout or a night on the town? E.C. gotcha. Need to hear someone who is relating to your heartbreak or hear someone tell you their story which is a million times worse, thus, making you feel better about your situation? Slowhand gonna smoothly guide you home. Need to rock out so you can stay awake for that long drive? God will keep your eyelids from getting heavy. Wanna know about some of the greatest American and English music history? Professor Eric will make easy to grasp. Need to learn about women? Eric Clapton can teach you what to do and what not to do. But if you are back at your crib with a lady-friend and y'all are getting romantic? Slowhand gonna greatly increase your chances with her unless You somehow manage to screw it up? Then, Mr. "Clappin" gonna sing and pick you a Blues song that will soothe your loss.
Always down in the double trouble :)
and I am older thandirt & still grooving to Slowhand's music 🎶 Eric Clapton 4evah
There is only one, Eric Clapton!
Eric's music is my drug of choice.
Admired this man for over 50 years and can' t get any better .
Not to mention the talent that surrounds him .
Eric Clapton is one guitar player I could never get tired of listen to, I could listen to the same song few times and still hear something different, I could never get a computer good enough for storing all the generations of blues music to blues/rock etc. I have watched all the Eric Clapton crossroads guitar festival concerts UA-cam. Wish I was there in person to hear the great music. Never hear music like this in Australia. America is so fortunate to have a great music culture and history they have. Wish I was there, UA-cam is as close as I can get, God bless America for great blues artists throughout many generations
Yeah but your doing it and keeping the music a live with in you...
Right On Brother !! !!
You do realise that Eric Clapton is English?
Some of the greatest blues performers are British. One of them didn't even play a guitar. That would be the incomparable Joe Cocker. American blues artists worshipped his voice and soul.
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All eyes on Mr Clapton. .changes ..riffs..solos n changes. Epic performance
Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world
I wish you the same...with this incredible sound...
Greetings from germany..bavaria...
🙌🕊💕
Thanks, Chief. Love to you too 🎉
And to you! May your worries be small and your presence enjoyed!
You are fine!!!!
Hey, wish you the same 😂😂😅
When I'm feeling down, one of my uplifting songs..
Well, I've been sick with who knows what since early October. Very scary time 8n my life. Somehow I found this maybe yesterday when I was giving up. Thank you, Eric!!
@@rachelcampbell8541 Do what the song says to do. Mr. Clapton knows. God bless.
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One of the most killer rhythm sections ever.
Nobody does it like Clapton! I'm almost 68 and dam, he's still out there stylin'. Gets me and my walker out there on the dance floor! Don't retire until you put out another CD, Eric!!
i just turned 65 and i realize that i'm listening to Eric for more than 50 years now ('though at the times i was more into Jimi ;-) ) - GREAT PIECE!
Eric Clapton…..Got to get better in a little While…..
Good Song…I like it
A modest and unassuming gentleman. Go Lawrence.
You couldn't ask for a better performance from Eric, he definitely had it going on.
The mid-song guitar break...it was like the guitar was speaking to us.
Got to get better in a little while........ I am a great lover of Clapton music and I just wanted to throw in there you're looking good for your age my brother take care and hope to hear you soon chow
Eric has been a treasure for about 50 years; we’re very fortunate to have his talent and hopefully for a long to come
I was about 14 rows from him the other day and he's still killing it! He tore this song UP at that show too. I'd say this was maybe my favorite song of the night if I had to pick. The ONNNNLY thing I wished he would've done differently at that show was to play at least one Cream song but that's just a selfish request on my part. He's still an all time living legend. No doubt.
@@SimpleManGuitars1973 I saw that same tour 9/21/21 in Nashville TN. It was GREAT!!! I do wish they would have done the electric version of Layla after they played High Time We Went for the oncore. Even though we did get the acoustic version it would have been awesome to get the electric version.
@@markhaus2830 I also wanted an electric Layla and honestly thought he might do both because he has before. The acoustic one was great too. The acoustic song I really was hoping for was Change The World. I was at the Nashville show too btw! Marcus King rocked it and so did Jimmy Vaughan.
British treasure, lol.
First saw him when I was 19...almost fell out of the first row balcony trying to get a better look. Loved him then, love him now and I am 70, he is the best guitarist I have ever seen and I've seen them all.
You saw Stevie Ray Vaughn?
Skydog?
@@johnbergh1961 Yes! He was pretty darn special.
@@kevinfutterman9142 Yes! With Clapton and with the Allman Brother, of course. He brought me to tears.
What about SRV? Do you know what EC told Buddy Guy about SRV on the way over to Alpine Valley the last night?
Eric Clapton makes his guitar sound like an orchestra. There's nothing you can't hear in it. It's like he's playing all the instruments on stage with him at once in the moment. Deep bow profound thanks
Thanks for the love & support ❤
Eric is the embodiment of all the blues and rock guitarists that came before. And the guys and girls that came before, were wonderful tonight…
The sun's been shining on Clapton's guitar since the sixties
Amen
since he first picked one up!!!!
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FOR SURE!! xoxo
I think he was referring to when he is dead! :D In other words it will be his grave marker. If you look at the song as a whole I think that is what he means. Things have to get better because they are not! Just my impression of the song. ;)
Don't wait until tomorrow. Do it today. DO IT TONIGHT!
AMEN. 🙏
In a little while.., sun is gonna shine ✌️
Yes Eric is the best!
Life got you down? Just sit back and listen to musical perfection. Awesome how each member of the band work together to create a magical experience.
All I can say is WOW!!
And also : " Thanks God !!!!! )
Totally agree. I love this song and love to play along on my guitar.
if we listen we get better in a little while !!! ciao
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Clapton's use of the wah, particularly during his live playing, is at once tasteful, erotic, controlled, and explosive. So damn good!!
Not a competition, but love how Stephen Stills handles the wah as well.
Great call! Totally agree! He’s a magician on the thing! “Go Back Home” on his first album, and “The Love Gangster” on his Manassas album are just two examples.
Hear him on White Room with Cream. He picks the splinter out of it.
Yes!
"Tales of Brave Ulysses" oh man what great use of a wah pedal - also the very beginning of his solo with it on "Presence of the Lord" - man, just fantastic.
Clapton is a musician of many parts, playing, singing and writing all at the highest level.
People forget what a student of music he is and that informs his flawless taste in his choices.
Rolling Freight Train, running 120 MPH, smooth and under control. 😎😎😎🎵🎵🎵🎵
Great song writer and musician Eric Clapton! We are the same age exactly both born in England and I,ve enjoyed his music for many years. Keep well and good luck!
It’s 3:45 am. Need to hear this
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That backbeat is so cool. Crack. And all the drummer's fills are exactly the tastiest thing to play. The snare's nice tight sound sort of updates the tune.
But, not the greatest mix in the world...smudgy.
Give the bassist some love.
@@Nounismisation the vocals could be de-essed for sure
Paul Carrack
Fucking great, moves me, makes me happy...
ive been a big eric clapton fan since his days in yardbird, i still think hes the greatest blues player ive ever heard.
Every hear of SRV or in that case Jeff Healey? There up there too.
mark knopflir is way better,erics ok
@@joecarolan6958 Sorry, yes Mark is great but Eric Clapton is somewhere else.
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@@davidthomas9188 jeff healy is a hack comperatively to these 2
Thanks to all players, it's a great moment with you.