Eric Clapton and Ronnie Wood - Badge 2020 - A Tribute to Ginger Baker Eventim Apollo
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2020
- Eric Clapton and Friends a tribute to Ginger Baker
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A one-time only concert from Eric Clapton to celebrate the musical life of his dear friend Ginger Baker.
The set list for the concert will look to honour Baker’s lifetime in music and will, of course, include Clapton and Baker’s work together in Cream and Blind Faith.
Forthcoming announcements will detail the artist line-up. The event will be held in aid of Leonard Cheshire, a charity close to the Baker family.
Eric Clapton & Friends: A Tribute to Ginger Baker Band Line Up and Guest Announcement! The concert happens Monday, February 17, 2020 at the Eventim Apollo Hammersmith. This one-time-only event has been organized by Eric to celebrate the musical life of his dear friend, Ginger.
The line up is: Eric Clapton, Paul Carrack, Chris Stainton, Sonny Emory, Steve Gadd, Willie Weeks, Katie Kissoon and Sharon White.
Special guests are Steve Winwood, Roger Waters, Nile Rodgers, Ronnie Wood, Kofi Baker, Kenney Jones, Henry Spinetti and Will Johns.
The concert is in aid of Leonard Cheshire, a charity close to the Baker family. Leonard Cheshire offers life changing support to disabled people around the world. Projects and services support disabled adults and children to live the life they choose, creating fairer and more inclusive communities.
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Does anyone enjoy being a rockstar more than Ronnie. What stage presence. Chill Eric...
He's always been the same, look at him, he looks like he's still in the Faces. :)
Wood is hysterical - Clapton seemed to say to him - a little feedback. Let's not forget Ronnie played and lived with Hendrix - he takes a back seat to nobody and he is having a blast.
he's a great side man in any band
@Ronnie Wood ❣️☺️💯👍😁
He makes music fun how it should be.... good one Ronnie 👍
@@leighcecil3322 Ronnie was in the Faces; first band I ever saw live way back in the early 70's. When he started playing slide guitar I thought WTF. It blew my mind. As innocent and naive as I was I didn't beleive it possible to play a guitar that way. an amazing guitarist, I still love to listen to his music 50 year later.
They shared a flat together in London, maybe played together there. But I don't think they ever shared a stage or a recording studio.
This is unique.
I'm 42. When I was say 15, there were very few or no 75 year olds, playing a 52 year old, popular song, at a tribute to another 75+ year old, in front of adoring fans. Just imagine being 15 today, discovering this music, still being played by it's original performer, who is the same age as their grandfather.
I'll be 70 in a couple of months (50th anniversary of my 20th or 20th anniversary of my 50th?) and saw the Faces in about 1971. Finally saw EC about 5 years ago (on my bucket list). I came of age with music like this and can't think of anything better to come along since.
I’m 15 and just Discovered Clapton! I love him so much already and seeing him performing live at this age is just amazing
Just awesome to watch this stuff mate. Mad also to think these lot have jammed with the greats - for me JJ Cale, Keith, Chuck, Stevie, Jimi. Just nuts. Hope Covid f*cks off / we get on with it and gigs can open up again. These guys ain’t got many left!
This is the reason I take my kids to see these shows; I met Elvin Jones as a kid... my kids got to meet Martin Barre so far... who brings an 8 and a 12 year old to a rock show? I do - my parents brought me to Jazz shows - I'm doing the same for my kids - now 14 (drummer) and 10 (Bassist)... never too early for the arts.
u no nothing about the great music by these people.there music will be around after there gone.
We're losing our Great rock and roll stars....and with them our Great rock and roll...Best music ever, it moves people....I LOVE that I can still watch these concerts on UA-cam...LOVE IT!!!!!
Learn to love rap and hip hop😎😎😎
& you have that right, Jane :D
@@trailrunning11vlog LOL!
You are spot on! Long live rock ‘n roll!
Don't worry Guy there alive always in my head keep it going we luv u all peace will always be rememer Ed in a Great way live on be safe God bless us all
Eric hasn’t lost any power in his voice or playing. I count myself lucky to have seen most of the greats live over the years. No sampling or fake backing just pure musicianship.
Yes he has ...
Yeah me to.
I saw Jason Donavon in the 80s.
The Godfather of music
I don't like being a drag, but, apart from his stoned years, when Alvin Lee played for him behind the stage curtain.
To STILL see these guys playing, and TOGETHER is hell of a provilege. Enjoy it guys while you can! While we still can! Legendary artists! ❤
47 years after EC Rainbow,s concert
I know what you mean. On top of being a Clapton fan I've also been a fan of Johnny Winter since his second album. I saw Winter play in a club the summer of 2013. I stood right next to the stage literally 10 feet away from him. He died the following spring at age 70. Eric is motivated to stay alive and in good health as long as he can because he has four daughters in his life and he's happily married.
Angelo Lima. Provilege? You mean privilege, and according to you that is in hell with the baddy Xtians.
Magic!
Agreed 💯
R.I.P. Ginger Baker, R.I.P. Jack Bruce, R.I.P. George Harrison.
If they hear this I am sure they think; this niveau is not respectful enough. It is a kind of happening of clowns
@@farkasgabor3491 the bassist is particularly unfaithful to the lines that Jack Bruce played.
Martin Schwoerer , Absolutely! Bruce was great...and crank up the bass volume too like original Badge recording.
RIP John Lennon
Don't forget The Fish/ Chris Squire made u feel the Rick Bass when he navigated the song he made u feel a part of it RIP
I see it takes 3 drummers to play what Baker played. Many didn't understand a man who grew up poor with nothing that learned to play on cans he made & turned out to be 1 of the best. GOD blessed you Mr. Peter Edward Baker in a way money could not buy.
God bless Bakers thriving fire of the I'll to make Music Magical and transcend above it all.
The Cream lives on in our hearts,
and
In our Minds.❤
Just before finding this video i was watching the movie " the last waltz " from 1976 and saw ronnie wood and eric clapton playing together . How cool it is to find them 44 years later playing together ... Very emotional
The last waltz is one of my favorite ❤ concert movies. If you watch the LW now it's sorta sad how many folks we have lost.
Long live Eric and Ronnie.
The fun starts at 1:30. Eric steps out on his solo. Ronnie at 2:50 is priceless, Totally feeling it. What a great recording and that slide? Damn.
Wait what happened there exactly?
Ronnie comes across as the nicest most humble and cool guy, would love to have a pint with him.
Gibson 11, Stratocaster, 6. Woody hilarious, the footwork, the slide solo. Man, was his guitar hot in the mix! Both men have a long history together. If Ronnie Lane could look down from heaven and see this performance. And George Harrison as well. And Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker. God bless, each and every one.
Ronnie’s stuff with The Faces stands the test of time,He’s a true Rocker.
Woody has got be the most well liked rock star ever. Everyone loves him from Clapton to McCartney from Hendrix to Rod Stewart. He's jammed with them all.
Would love to have a drink with him one day, it would be a blast 😷
IMO the coolest cat to ever walk on this planet.
Its true about Ronnie , from his youth playing with THE BIRDS , at the ealing club london ) to the arrival of THE BYRDS at heathrow london in 1966 , where he and his band mates pelted ROGER MCQUINN with eggs , and they still laugh about it today and are big mates , checkout 19 year old ronnie in this video ua-cam.com/video/f8zHMAYh-ww/v-deo.html
p.s. ronnies old house on richmond hill london is now owned by PETE TOWNSEND and his next door neighbour was mick jagger ! its also where ROD and the faces stayed in their early days of THE FACES .
Woody is everybody's friend. He reminds me of Ringo...I mean they both are the typical guys that everyone loves because they are very friendly, funny people and always transmit good vibes.
@Fran Ra Woody and Charlie kept the other two honest. Keith has always had high praise for both.
And yes, Eric is fantastic on this.
This is great. I got to say, Clapton with creme was probably most original and best stuff he ever cowrote and recorded. Jack Bruce voice was so powerful and was a perfect match for Clapton. What a band they were.
The correct spelling is Cream.
EC WAS here
@@monatoney3474 He still is!
I'm obsessed with Cream!!
In some ways I prefer Clapton's playing with The Bluesbreakers and The Dominos, but I love Cream so much and with very few exceptions (Led Zep, Pink Floyd, Queen) there hasn't been a band where each member was a genius at their instrument!
George Harrison wrote this one though.
Producer: Eric, how many drummers do you want?
Eric: Yes!
RIP Ginger Baker, one of the best drummers of all time.
And RIP Charlie Watts too
Eric Clapton gave Ginger Baker a fitting send off. Treasure this gig.
Last man standing, Erics doing alright considering the journey. RIP Jack & Ginger
Fantastic feeling when you see your idols are still alright...
Nice to see Eric looking well.
Great Tribute, I love Ronnie's boyish enthusiasm, always the rock star, never lost his love for jamming with anyone.
Because he’s also always been a fan too. I agree.
I think he is the greatest person on top of the best guitarist ever. God bless Eric Clapton
WHY?
Can we just give it up for Willie Weeks? Dude can sit in the pocket and play just the notes needed all the time. An amazing musician! That is why he gets the call so often! He has shared the stage with so many legends!
No arguments here!
Yes. I prefer him to Nathan East for that very reason. The master of the groove.
For decades!
The secret of good bass..... four notes played with feeling beats sixteen played just because you can every day of the week.
@@staggerproof5589 both are supreme
Legends...get a good look at this kids. This is how it's done.
No such dedication today. So thankful to have grown up with these fabulous musicians who have given and still do.
Ronnie played like crap..do not play like this kids !
Indeed, the honored is a legend. Sorry this is t as good as it was. Love EC, tho. Didn't like his tune as .ugh as the old sound tho. And you can bet he would much rather play it and sing with Baker and Bruce. The original recording has always been a favorite song.
The sound on this vid really is sad,and does these great players no justice!
Rip Ginger...what a great drummer
The Best
Good drummer but not such a .... .......
Wood is also a gifted artist. I was impressed with his portrait of Keith at an exhibit in San Diego. Very original
Yes i agree 🐒
Ronnie Wood is an amazing combination to anyone he plays with. When you've got you've got it, it's called MOJO. He is so creative, goes on a limb and lets go, not something prearranged. Art.
Ronnie looks like a rockstar and Clapton looks like a rockstar's accountant 🤣🤣
Ronnie loves to move and dance. Eric is like a rock!
Eric plays like a pro... and Ronnie... ahm... let's say he never gave Keef a reason to be jealous like he was of Brian Jones and Mick Taylor... 😜
PS: but he's a good showman:)
exactly. and Ronnie looks like he is having fun. Eric is great, but kind of a boring performer imo.
@@buddyslowhand7647 Ronnie is a bloody good guitarist , can hold his own with anyone. AND he has great stage presence ,,,, Full Stop.
Lmao
Thank God, that Eric Clapton is still in my world!
Ronnie Woods was born to be a rock 🌟. No other job would have suited him
It's Wood
Ronnie Wood is a genuinely nice guy.
He sent me a 70th Birthday Video tribute. Unbelievable xxxx
Notice how Ronnie's rhythm and dancing helps elevate Eric's solo? That's what it's all about. Would have loved to see them touring together. Thanks for sharing.
ron wood is so underrated....a great musician and showman in his own right.
Ron and Eric, contantly in contact. That's how it's done. wow
Ronnie is just perfect here
He is a true hero and gentleman
And he is in great shape for the Stones tour,
which will start very soon
Robert Wiesler all the tours will be canceled soon....
Delayed hopefully, and hopefully a kinder world awaits us at the other end too
The stones may have the lowest body fat per member
Nobody will be touring for a long long time
Nobody will be touring for a long long time
The rumours of EC's demise have been grossly exaggerated. Looking good and smiling.......made my day.
What rumors of his demise? I've been following that man and his music since he started, never heard that. Know he's had some medical problems lately but nothing life threatening. What did I miss?
@@detroitlady9282 I also haven't heard anything about this and I have and always will be a huge Clapton fan
@sailing95 A lot of those rumors came after his Christmas video. He looked tired to say the least and so unlike himself with a crew cut no less. He did not sound the same either. I love him, too, so seeing this after that makes me happy. His website lists show dates so he is performing but only locally in Europe I believe.
@@tedfio1tedfio1 That I've heard too but heck, so am I, too many concerts. I can only imagine how it is on stage! And unfortunately we are all getting older, but what a ride!
Well on the one hand he has tinnitus like maybe every musician of his generation and on the other hand he does have some neurological condition that makes it painful for him to play the guitar. Apparently he needs some time before playing to get his hands accustomed to play again.
I’ve always loved Ronnie’s playing outside of the Stones’ orbit; he doesn’t have to defer to Keith by holding back his own skill, and one realizes why every artist - from The Band to Bod Dylan and beyond - wants to collaborate or share a stage with him: he’s the consummate journeyman and more.
Clapton is amazing. His voice sounds terrific. Nothing lost there and his guitar playing....outstanding. He is the man. He sounds wonderful. His voice does not change and he can hit those notes. Love this man!
Ronnie ain’t no slouch either!
Clapton is so boring id rather watch concrete grow
And Eric God Bless You for all the work for those suffering in Addiction.
Ronnie always brings along a sense of fun and musical excellence!!
This makes me as happy as I was when I bought the first Cream album released on December 9, 1966!!! Wow! Has 54 years already gone that fast? Doesn't matter, I still get the same thrill as if I'm hearing this amazing music for the first time!!!
Two Grandmaster guitarists. Wow. They play because they love music, they don’t need money anymore. Makes me proud of being part of that generation!
Eric looks so handsome,
Badge one of my favorite songs ever!!!!
I miss Jack's loud, pounding overdriven bass on these songs...A thin sounding bass just doesn't cut it.
bflo1000 Still a huge fan of Jack and miss him terribly.
If any fellow musicians are considering giving up performing, Dr. Wood has yer cure right here!
Clapton’s had an amazing run. Don’t stop!
He's a legend
@Eric Clapton oh if only this were real.
Good to still see Ronnie Wood as strong as ever☀️🌟🔥🥗
Only clapton can make a guitar talk...
With SENSE.
That's only because Stevie Ray is gone. Even Clapton deferred to him.
When I was 16 I buried my head in between the speakers at the Black Prince Pub listening to Clapton live with Derek and the Dominos. Unforgettable experience around 69/70
Real music you could go to small venues and listen to.
The greatest of all time, sir Eric Clapton ladies and gentleman. What a gift it is to listen to him play this well in 2020. Long live Slowhand, from Brazil
I love that subtle communication between Eric Clapton & Steve Gad at the 3:53 mark. How way cool it must be to control the tempo of one of the coolest "Tempo Songs" ever written?
Nice to see Eric lookin good! Man still can play!
one of the greatest concerts I ever went to was the Goodbye Cream tour at the Forum in Los Angeles , Ca . Deep Purple opened up and Cream did the whole live side of Wheels of Fire where Ginger Baker did the greatest rock drum solo of all time . Each member of Cream was the Best making the Cream the second most influential group behind the Beatles !
That riff written by George Harrison is soooo amazing. It will never die.😁
that rif always sends shivers down my spine even at 65 y o . love it . God bless Ginger rip
Ringo’s lyrical contribution isn’t too shabby either. I’ll always wonder where he came up with it. I think he titled the song too... he saw the words upside down on a piece of paper. He asked why it said “badge.” Clapton said it said “bridge”. Clapton named it Badge.
@@easy56wedge Ringo came up with the line about the swans living in the park.
l'angelo misterioso you mean!!
@@easy56wedge no ta !
Simply fantastic. Their mutual respect is very apparent.
If I get sick with the covid, I'll just ask for some the Ronnie wood Keith Richards plasma.... be good in a few hours
Covid nerds a vaccine to protect itself from those 2
Ronnie and Eric are playing awesome and their talent is definitely amazing the tribute to Ginger Baker is absolutely 1st class 🎉🎉. You 2 icons paying tribute to an outstanding drummer is definitely respect 🎉🎉
One of Clapton's best (albeit short) attempts on Badge of late. Ronnie nailed it too. I was lucky to witness this from the front row!
These two absolute legends are what it's about. Great music and enjoying every minute. Mr Rock and Mr Roll.
Does Ronnie Wood ever NOT have a good time! He may actually live forever....
Marc Rubner : probably will: like Keith, he's probably already killed everything that could kill him with his substance abuse, and neither God not the devil want him, lol
Let's hope he does!
CharlieX Who GAS about *them?!*
Plenty of chicks still do!
TundraWoman Says : true
We will all be dead with Corona,the way it’s Going
slowhand GOD, and ron' WOOD !! Two GUITARS PLAYERS with talents, différents, but VERY GOOD fuzz.jackyfan👍 JACK AND GINGER R.I.P. for me GINGER is the BEST DRUMMER FROM my teenagers....since.all members in this fuzz IS trues TALENTS with historics contributions.
Eric in a suit..he rocks it !! I believe Eric cannot play this song without thinking of it as a tribute to his friendship with George.
Absolutely brilliant,what a pair on stage.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
RIP ginger baker. nice to see you're still kickin around eric
You have to thank George for his contribution, every time I hear it I think about him!
Ronnie adds so much to this track
Ronnie is still a fan of this music. Like in Faces 'Wechter fest, playing the Little Tin Soldier with this big smile
World: we need some good music
UK: hold my 🍺
Hold my 🍻flu
MrMojoRisin we ROCK!!!
Absolutely amazing how good these guys still sound. We need to hold onto these guys as long as possible and show the younger generation what musicians really are.
As I recall Badge was co-written by Eric and George Harrison.
Yes it was , George wrote the lyrics and was not Badge . Was Bridge , Eric got it wrong the written words
This music is an orgasm for the ears. God fill you with life.
This is so damn outstanding!!! One of the finest songs of its time. Thank you for sharing it. RIP Ginger
And Mr. George Harrison.
@@DanielSanchez-og4ox true.
what a night in westlondon! It did help so much with going through what happened next with the pandemic , thank you Eric !..and friends
Best pause ever in rock. Should be called the Badge Pause.
Those are GENTLEMEN of music.
Good to see Ronnie up there. RIP Ginger.
We will never have music like this again, enjoy while it lasts.
Anything by Clapton has got to be good 👍.
it is a pleasure to see (and listen to) the two virtuosos on stage .... they are both phenomenal
Good to see Ronnie working without Keith looking over his shoulder,😎😎🍻🙏
Ive always loved Eric Clapton and Ronnie Wood. Their music is amazing RIP Ginger Baker . This is what really beautiful music is to me. not this weird tasteless rap music of today.God bless you always.🌹💖💖🎉
Who’s here to get their mind off the Coronavirus for a while?
@Andy
Haha yeah me.
Who here fishing for kudo’s?
@@drewbase
I caught some kudo's yesterday and fried them in olive oil today with tomatoes and mushrooms, lovely.
Michael Wilcox: I love to eat them raw, with a chopped union on top. You should try it.
@@drewbase
As long as they're responsibly sourced, not overfished and don't spread the Coronavirus.
This music will never die
Great night. Best track of the concert. Ronnie is very underrated IMO. Legend. Keef knows :-)
You are right
Greetings from Austria, my friend
Favorite Cream song and I always wished it was longer. Wishes do come true in 2020!
Great version of Badge.Eric with Soulbuddy Ron🎸🎸👌🔝
Thank you all around. So appreciate the dedication these musicians exhibit yr after yr. Sorry to lose even one of them.
Still great..he sing very clearly and play his guitar so wonderful really great. I Love You Eric Clapton
FOREVER IN MY HEART ♥️♥️♥️
I had the privilege of providing personal protection for Mr. Woods in 2003, Las Vegas he was premiering some of his artwork. I was introduced to his family. Absolute gentleman always remember this job.
One of my friends interviewed him for the Telegraph and another wrote his autobiography whilst another sang in a band with his brother he's a first class bloke and decent to all, I hope I have the pleasure of meeting him myself one day..
@@josephking1947 I will try and abbreviate this, The evening I mentioned Mr. Wood was in the green room with his family he had to go out one more time into the gallery. As we were walking out his wife suddenly stated Ron your belt is not through all the pant loops, to which he replied " Hell its Rock And Roll" he laughed and we walked out to his waiting fans.
@@scottrobbins6216 Brilliant ...
@@josephking1947 We can't give Ronnie credit for writing his autobiography? It's a great read, IMO. Seems to come from HIS heart, not a shadow author. Interesting assertion you make, but I know it happens a lot w/ autobiographies.
@@G_money Ronnie is obviously a great musician and Artist if he was capable of writing his autobiography he wouldn't of needed others to do it....so not an assertion rather a fact keep well
Glad I was there for this night. Love my boy EC
Yes, this is good, time almost stands still, thanks for the emotions that this music still gives us.
Eric Clapton e incansável , 60 , 70 ,80,90 ,2000, a mais de 50 anos na estrada , este senhor é um dos melhores não é atoa .
Sim!!Se não fosse a artrite acho que ele estaria fazendo mais shows ainda hoje em dia.
This...is music ladies and gentlemen. This is how you do it.
My favorite song of all time ! , Sexy !
I thought Clapton was done- so wonderful to see Ronnie and Eric setting this damn world right
Great to see. One of my first albums - at about 10 years of age - was EC's Rainbow Concert and this was my favourite. With Ronnie and Steve Winwood then.
Ronnie is a damn underrated guitarist. He’s always tasty,and spot on.
TWO LEGENDS !! With other great musicians, all having a bit of fun.
Always loved the Beatle vibe to this song...thanks Eric and George!
How much does Eric like Ronnie? He lets him stand on his carpet - that's how much.
This song... I want to go to an Eric's concert at least once in my life
YESSSSSS Whoa! ONE of my favorite songs Tbis is great. Eric and Ronmie amazing duo
Badge one of my favourites during my teenage years.