Love this video solo lesson. One of my top favs! These soulful gospel bluesy guitar solos make the little hairs on your neck stand up & make you feel good al over! Then the background theory on how they work & why they work is just as important if not more important then learning the solo itself. Great guitar player, awesome guitar teacher! Love Clapton lessons, love the delta blues acoustic lessons, maybe some Peter Green-need your love intro solo. Keep up the great work from a big fan up here in the great white north-CANADA
This really helped me get to another stage in my lead playing. What's great is that you really have to feel it once you get the coordination and rhythm in order to make it sound REALLY good cuz it da blues. You can put your own feeling and soul into it. I want to see and learn more from this man.
I’m really enjoying the Premium membership. Big reason is your purity when it comes to Clapton. The Cream, Bluesbreakers Licks on your other lessons are particularly fine. Keep doing more Eric!
I think this is a beautiful solo part...I've been trying to play it, and I will do as much as I need to , until I get it...Thank you for this lesson. Keep the good work going.
you cover Clapton well. I'd love for you to do a lesson on Can't Find My Way Home. I can play it on acoustic, but Clapton rips some tasty blues riffs on a youtube live version with Steve Winwood and Derek Truck. Another fave is a live version of Everyday I have the Blues. (Maybe Hyde Park concert) Thanks
Lovely bit of playing, Brian. Reminds me more of Peter Green's version of "Need Your Love So Bad" than of Clapton but I'm definitely going to learn this. What amp and effects are you using? I know you are fond of the Boss Blues Driver. Are you using it here?
Clapton has some ..I Dont know , Not from this Earth Blues Licks which let Some of the Greatest Guitarists Look very old ... Clapton STILL is one of my ABSOLUTE Gods (Page Hendrix Clapton Blackmore are the "Fab Four" for me )
I have never seen Eric C, play a major scale in my life - he always go for Mixolydian or the blues scale (major or minor). If you can find even one example of eric playing a Maj7 in a solo I will be amazed. Even in "Wonderful Tonight" he avoids it.
+Active Melody I don't mean to be picayune but the only reason I brought it up is because Brian plays a major scale in this demo. G A B C D E F# G - Wonderful Tonight is in the major PENTATONIC scale ( G A B D E ) - not the full major scale. I have never seen Eric play a Maj7 (in this example F#) while playing lead guitar. He tends to avoid the note - sticking to the major pentatonic or going to the dorian mode (b7). Eric is my favorite player, I have studied him for hours for years. He is the greatest, but he has that style - it is not a fault, I just feel that if you are going to speak about Eric's playing style, there is hardly any need to start out by speaking of the MAJOR scale
+Paul Motter hey Paul, I've studied his playing too. I agree that most of what he plays a major pentatonic scale, but if you listen to the way that he plays a song like wonderful tonight live, you'll notice that he does play all the notes of the major scale. Take a listen to the way he's playing it on 24 nights for example.
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Thanks for this! Not only did it teach me some Clapton licks it also taught me about playing in key and mixing major with minor
Perfect tone and execution of the melody , great phrasing 🎸✨✨✨🎼☮️
I like Clapton's lead playing in the early days he played it with a lot more balls.
cool lesson!
i think the chords progression is :
c g+ c c7 f adim7
c a d g+ c f adim7 c
Love this video solo lesson. One of my top favs! These soulful gospel bluesy guitar solos make the little hairs on your neck stand up & make you feel good al over! Then the background theory on how they work & why they work is just as important if not more important then learning the solo itself. Great guitar player, awesome guitar teacher! Love Clapton lessons, love the delta blues acoustic lessons, maybe some Peter Green-need your love intro solo. Keep up the great work from a big fan up here in the great white north-CANADA
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This really helped me get to another stage in my lead playing. What's great is that you really have to feel it once you get the coordination and rhythm in order to make it sound REALLY good cuz it da blues. You can put your own feeling and soul into it. I want to see and learn more from this man.
I’m really enjoying the Premium membership. Big reason is your purity when it comes to Clapton. The Cream, Bluesbreakers Licks on your other lessons are particularly fine. Keep doing more Eric!
Love these blues lessons youre giving me a nice repertoire of licks and phrasing is getting much better thsnkyou.
I think this is a beautiful solo part...I've been trying to play it, and I will do as much as I need to , until I get it...Thank you for this lesson. Keep the good work going.
thans brother. im a struggeling beginner . i just bought a new strat edge, and it sounds great with this video. i really appreciate the effort.
I subscribe and definitely would love to see more of this gospel/blues/soulful type stuff! Love your stuff and best guitar subscription I’ve made
Nice sub to me as well
So many great lessons i discover from you. Thanks man.
Yes, amazing tone!
Awesome lesson, mate, very soulful licks. Thanks for sharing this.
you cover Clapton well. I'd love for you to do a lesson on Can't Find My Way Home. I can play it on acoustic, but Clapton rips some tasty blues riffs on a youtube live version with Steve Winwood and Derek Truck. Another fave is a live version of Everyday I have the Blues. (Maybe Hyde Park concert) Thanks
Love this must play this m light from the Isle of Wight
спасиьо за эти уроки!
Great Lesson
Lovely bit of playing, Brian. Reminds me more of Peter Green's version of "Need Your Love So Bad" than of Clapton but I'm definitely going to learn this. What amp and effects are you using? I know you are fond of the Boss Blues Driver. Are you using it here?
favorite video so far!
beauty man tone spot on eric said too me too
Can you do one on understanding modes.
can we have some more Clapton Style lessons pleases?
Absolutely amazing!
All the Good stuff Brian puts out, & u make a negative comment??
You must be Awesome! Where's your channel, I wanna check out Greatness!!
Maravilloso, gracias por el tutorial
These guys beat me too it!How d'ya get the tone?It's sweet.Also what are rest of the chords for the track?cheers
Active Melody, you best believe that I'm gifting you talented fools my money once I graduate!!!!!!!
super morceau !! je cherche le son Clapton comment faire !!! ??? merci
9:00 that is called a ghost bend also :D and thanks for the lesson
You are a very good guitarist Bryan. Guess I spelled your name right?
nice tutorials
Sweet.
What is the progression on the rhythm??
Hi, brian how do i gat backing tracks
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someone does know title? please help me
Backing track?
Clapton has some ..I Dont know , Not from this Earth Blues Licks which let Some of the Greatest Guitarists Look very old ...
Clapton STILL is one of my ABSOLUTE Gods (Page Hendrix Clapton Blackmore are the "Fab Four" for me )
i would swap blackmore for beck tho :)
what accords ?? C, E, F? G
9:40
Clapton's well known kitsch.
great videos man , i'd like to ask you how to get the women tone on a strat ?
+Voodoo Mojo no can do, it will never sound like gibson
Kornel Łukasiak yes it does but it will not sound like a gibon's
yep
Wav, just like Eric Clapton THOUGHT he played it !
chi sa dirmi il titolo?
I have never seen Eric C, play a major scale in my life - he always go for Mixolydian or the blues scale (major or minor). If you can find even one example of eric playing a Maj7 in a solo I will be amazed. Even in "Wonderful Tonight" he avoids it.
All the Good stuff Brian hands out & u leave a negative comment?? Where is ur channel?
I wanna watch a Real Expert!!
Paul, the main lead / riff in "Wonderful Tonight" is played in the major scale
+Active Melody I don't mean to be picayune but the only reason I brought it up is because Brian plays a major scale in this demo. G A B C D E F# G - Wonderful Tonight is in the major PENTATONIC scale ( G A B D E ) - not the full major scale. I have never seen Eric play a Maj7 (in this example F#) while playing lead guitar. He tends to avoid the note - sticking to the major pentatonic or going to the dorian mode (b7).
Eric is my favorite player, I have studied him for hours for years. He is the greatest, but he has that style - it is not a fault, I just feel that if you are going to speak about Eric's playing style, there is hardly any need to start out by speaking of the MAJOR scale
+Paul Motter hey Paul, I've studied his playing too. I agree that most of what he plays a major pentatonic scale, but if you listen to the way that he plays a song like wonderful tonight live, you'll notice that he does play all the notes of the major scale. Take a listen to the way he's playing it on 24 nights for example.
+Paul Motter also, listen to the song, reptile - another good example of ec playing the major scale
ow can Clapton meik leik t'hat ?
Very pretty.
Do ya suppose Clapton knows this stuff- I'm not sure how he was trained other than by ear. I'm not sure if he even knows a scale.
There’s plenty of interviews out there. Clapton talks just like Brian. He could be a professor.
what is the rhythm? rhythm is more important than melody! If you don't explain the rhythm why should I buy your material?