ERIC CLAPTON - RIVER OF TEARS | REACTION
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Eric wrote this song, the whole Pilgrim album, after the death of his 4 year old son Conner... Pilgrim is one of my all time favorite albums of all...thanks for reacting to this..great performance... great review!
Eric always surrounds himself with great musicians. Nathan East on bass, Steve Gadd on drums, Andy Fairweather-Lowe on guitar, Billy Preston (the "Fifth Beatle") on organ, Dave Sancious on keyboards.
Clapton was also called the fifth Beatle at one point.
Clapton's song authentically speaks to the human condition and it's ok to feel all of it...it's all part of having empathy n compassion for others...This you guys have in spades......Ok young man...Let it all out...show us dem tears!
This song really affects me. Especially Billy Preston’s organ solo. Just an amazing band doing their thing.
So, so happy to see very young folk appreciating E.C. It makes an old Clapton freak like me have a little hope for us all. Steve Gadd kiddos. 24 nights.
Eric Clapton "Motherless Child" & "See What Love Can Do"
Second the two!
Have been requesting HAVE YOU EVER LOVED A WOMAN, from this venue forever. Your missing out if your not covering it while your here at this concert. Billy Preston destroys organ on this song don't miss it.
Agreed, but depends of the version! I GET one on a vinyl, I'm crying each time, I'm listening to it! It's a live, on the 4cd's,or vinyls, called "CROSSROADS"! This version, is just unbelievable! You can feel his pain, sadness, in his voice, and in the guitar, which is just crying! Phenomenal!
This is so emotional.......You can feel the pain and the suffering that he is experiencing! Thank you for this great review like always!
I had forgotten he wrote this song. I saw Eric in Columbus in September... HE IS THE Best blues guitar alive PERIOD.
Great reaction.
Please listen to Holy Mother with Pavarotti live!!
Simply beautiful.
Reminds me of how much I miss my brother Eric Clapton has always been a good guitar player
You two are messamerized by this , good , great blues
That keyboardist is the Lendendary G.O.A.T. ...
"The 5th Beatle" himself...
Billy Preston 👍🏼
Steve Gadd: drums. Nathan East:bass.
Sorry mate...didn't mean to rain on your parade - I just posted exactly the same comment on 1234uz's comment then found your post.
Billy Preston on Keyboards!
Good sensible reaction-great for you to appreciate such a great band
Hi guys! You've reacted to Gary Moore, Thin Lizzy and Eric Clapton, but how about a reaction to their contemporary, the amazing Rory Gallagher? For a great song with relatable lyrics, I highly recommend "A Million Miles Away". Rory played electric and acoustic blues and blues rock, along with just some great rock stuff. For a good rock performance, check out "Do You Read Me?" from Rock Goes to College 1979. For his acoustic stuff, any of the performances from the RTE "Me and My Music" from 1976 is amazing-long before MTV's Unplugged series. Rory was melody Maker's 1972 International Guitarist of the Year, beating Clapton, Hendrix & Page. He was recruited by the Rolling Stones to replace Mick Taylor (but he opted to follow his own course). He influenced Slash, Alex Lifeson, Brian May, Johnny Mars and many other guitarists, including Clapton.
From a man who once thought he had a lousy singing voice. Wow.
He's the only one to be inducted into the RnR hall of fame 3 times 😊
and he's eligigible for 4 more..Derrick and the Dominos, Blind Faith, John Mayall and the Blues Breakers and Delany and Bonnie
I've always loved Eric Clapton his guitar playing and his blues. I don't know but it seems to me you'd fit in perfectly with his band. It's great to see you both have a heart, I absolutely love seeing Eric clapton
playing with BB King, his good buddy. Also love seeing him play with a lot of his other blues friends.
Eric, a soul on fire, beautiful song! greetings from Argentina
You should react to his performance of While my Guitar Gently Weeps in Concert for George (which he organized) or to I shot the sherriff at MSG 2004 (the image in this one is not the best, but the sound is super clear)
The saddest song he ever wrote. Brings tears to my eyes every time i hear it. No matter which version.
Maybe second to tears in heaven
@@georgesheffield1580 That's your opinion. I say no way.
Where the instruments "tear it up." Reaction time: Gary Moore - The Messiah will come again. ty
Eric assembled some fantastic Musicians for these Concerts . Vinnie on Drums Billy Preston on the Organ and the Bass Player mu goodness what a great collection of Talent
Steve Gadd on drums on this one; looks like Nathan East on bass.
Yes Steve Gadd
Billy Preston did an amazing job on those keyboards.
As always
THANK you! I've been waiting for this one. :)
This entire concert is incredible and Billy Preston is on keyboard and Steve Gadd from Steely Dan Aja is in drums.
Thank-you for sharing this precious version! ❤️
Love this song!!!!
From the Pilgrim album. Several good songs from this album.
A great song and of course all the musicians are great. Steve Gadd (Gadd`s Gang) on drums are awesome, actually a jazz drummer but he can do everything. Best wishes @all from hamburg (germany)
HE WAS JUST ONE OF THOSE DIFFERENT KIND OF ROCKERS TO SEE IN CONCERT YOU GUYS, I SAW HIM 5 TIMES, 2 OF THE 5 WITH ELTON, BOTH PLAYED FOR 2 HOURS EACH :) AND THAT GUITARRRR, MY GODDD, JUST 1 OF MANY HE HAS. :) I'M SURE HE'S STILL GOOD TODAY EVEN THOUGH MUCH MUCH OLDER LIKE ELTON, AND THE LAST REMAINING MEMBER OF CREAM.
Right on Bob Delp. I saw Clapton with Elton John at Shea Stadium they did a great version of runaway train. An unlikely pairing but they did a great version of runaway train!!!
I just saw Eric Clapton in September 2021 in Nashville TN. and he has not lost a step!
the black guy on the organ in the blue shirts the late great BILLY PRESTON.....rip
This whole band is top of the line ,absolutely
You should check out this song done acoustically in his alubm "The Lady In The Balcony: Lockdown Session" along with some of his other cuts. Quite a specail album.
I was at that show
Billy Preston on Hammond organ
A great musician, a great song writer and most importantly a great human being! All these those people trying to cancel him and calling him ani-vax or a racist should be ashamed of themselves! I can't picture a world without his music! It has been a part of my life for 55 years!
If you want emotional playing, check out Old Love from Hyde Park 1996. None of the reactors have done it yet, and it’s superior to the often reacted to MSG version.
Chod, you'll love his "Forever Man", "Bad Love" !! His 1994 "From the Cradle" is a great blues covers album.
I agree with you surelechapeau. Aside from Derek and the Dominos album(Layla) From The Cradle is his best album. I even like it better than his Cream and Blind Faith work. I've seen every Eric Clapton Tour several times ,plus numerous benefit and blues festivals over the past 44 years. When he did from the cradle,he really cut loose , especially playing alongside Doyle Bramhall and Derek Trucks. He really played at a different level ,I guess playing all those blues standards from his heroes really inspired him!!!
@@edwardcapobianco2975 Exactly!!!
@@surlechapeau it was funny cause I had grown so tired of hearing Layla, crossroads, sunshine of your love,cocaine and wonderful tonight. When he did From The cradle some buffoon was screaming out Layla the entire show, Clapton refused to play it, I was so happy to not have to hear again for the 20th damn time at a Clapton show!!! he played the entire from the cradle album instead. He did play crossroads ,tell the truth and Milk cow blues and it was his most inspired playing I've seen in years!!! He didn't lay back at all, he played with speed and explosiveness that I had never seen myself live before and more along the lines of his old Cream days!!!! Clapton really plays his best when Derek Trucks is along for the show or tour. I did get to see Clapton play with The Allman's at the 40th anniversary shows at the Beacon Theatre in NY City!! It was quite a night!!! I'm glad someone with an ear and a brain finally commented on From the Cradle cause that is Clapton at his best!!! I couldn't agree with you more!!!
@@edwardcapobianco2975 thank you! Learned about the blues from a college radio program called the Blues Spectrum. Thank you to Jim M.!
Clapton has been through a lot many ups and downs. For many years he was addicted mostly alcohol but also drugs then the tragic loss of his son Conor. He has been at the very bottom yes i guess you could say he's been through Hell but came back. This song just like Tears in Heaven is about his son Conor.
check out Linda Ronstadt - Tracks Of My Tears (Official Music Video) live in the studio
Clapton has a couple of amazing ballads, listen to Holy Mother and Blue Eyes Blue. If you want Clapton R&B, listen to Change The World.
If you want a truly tremendous song which is also tremendously moving, try Holy Mother performed by Clapton, Luciano Pavarotti and the East London Gospel Choir. It has everything!
Billy Preston,Chris Stainton on the keys
N O W O R D S ! ❤️😢
Don't fret the emotions being brought up by this song and this mans playing. This song kills me every time I hear it, and this version in particular does me in. This came out ten years after I lost my first fiancé to a drunk driver,which was three days after getting engaged. She was so far out of my league as to be laughable, but she loved me for some reason. It took me 10 years to get over her and am now happily married to a woman I have been with for 18 years now. Still my favorite musician, even if he is a bit of a conspiracy nutter.
Billy Preston keys rip
Kirk, with all due respect, your wife seems like a great person and is also super attractive! Really beautiful.
This guy is pretty good...
Hot take: This is the greatest song Clapton ever 👏👏👏
I don't like everything by Eric Clapton, but this song has it all, emotional like rarely a song, especially when you consider the sad fate in the background. Quite a masterpiece for me.
If you wanna try out something quite a bit different to see his versatility then you should check out his 2004 Crossroads Festival version of I Shot The Sheriff. The solo at the ~5min mark ascends beautifully: th-cam.com/video/Cj92Rwznnz0/w-d-xo.html
There's also a great version from the 2010 Crossroads Festival Blu-ray and from his 2013 Planes, Trains & Eric Blu-ray; all quite distinct. But the 2004 version linked above is just on another level, shows a real state of flow....
Should have a look at holy mother.
Chod, please turn your mic up a bit. hard to hear y'all most posts
Bang on 03.00 your beautiful wife fell in love with Eric!
My 👁️ s are 🥵 ing
OK ROBERT, for the request of HAVE YOU EVER LOVED A WOMAN, one of my favourite song of ERIC the survivor, but what version? I want the 1973 live version, which is on the 4 cd's box, called CROSSROADS, (sorry, i'm 42 years old, at my time we were listening k7, or cd's😂👍),
, when he was destroyed, he lost, his great friend JIMI HENDRIX, he was in love with his best friend's girlfriend, car crash, taking HEROIN, and, you can feel it in the version! I cried several times, when i listened to that version( the best he did) ! His guitar is, just, crying, and, you can feel the guy, is not far to die.... Phenomenal!