"Best" guitar solo, does not necessarily mean "Fastest", or "Most complex". It can mean "Hits your heart". This Clapton exercise indeed touches the soul.
Exactly. I would like to see some of these so called great guitarists of today play with a slide on their finger or hear them play some Jazz or with an orchestra or maybe play some country or pop. If anyone's number 1 doesn't have an assortment of genre versatility then I don't think you can consider them so great. Speed and tricks are used to cover up mistakes.
I saw Eric on Saturday live Lucky to have seats close up and even at the age of 79 was a class act. Best gig I’ve ever been to. One of the greatest musicians that ever lived
The thing that sets Clapton apart, is the fact that his head is nowhere in the equation. It's straight from the heart onto the fretboard. This man changed my life from the time I was 15 yrs old. I used to spend hours playing and rewinding cassette tapes to pick his songs. He may not be God, but he's the best guitar player I've ever heard. That's my humble opinion. Cheers mate!
Best thing about this clip: the playing. Next best thing: EC’s obvious delight in PF’s playing. That spirit of real generosity and welcome seems always a beautiful thing in music and outside of it.
Looks to me that these two guitarists are talking to each other thru their guitars/music. They're communicating using a completely different language than what reglar people use. Outstanding.
Not so sure about the "best guitar solo of all times" headline - but you cannot deny the deep emotional and musical connection Clapton and Frampton have between themselves on this George Harrison classic - it's a constant "call and return" between both masters, and somehow, they never seem to step on each other...truly a masterpiece!
Agree, well put. And the fact that it may not be the best takes nothing away from the mastery nor the joy of watching and listening to the two as well as the band.
Maurice so....ive have to Peter has out did him more melodic sorry eric out played in his way he's not the best you got so many GREAT PLAYERS that blow some of our GREATS away THAT'S not wat music is about man
He's so talented, yet led such a tragic life. I can't help but to feel compassion for him with all the sadness he's experienced. I hope one day he finds true peace in his life.
That look on Clapton's face when Frampton keeps, seemingly to "challenge" him to: Hey Eric, top this lick... - It is priceless. And then Clapton "answers" back with one of his own licks. This is an example of 2 master guitarists having a sort of "Battle of the Bands" except in this case "Battle of the Axes". That Clapton look seems to be of bemusement as if to say: Pete, are you serious? You really think I can't top that lick? Listen up old pal .... Those of us old enough can remember those back yard and local Battle of the Bands ... when Rock n Roll was king. Good stuff all around.
Frampton is a monster. He used to play in a band called Humble Pie. If you have never heard them you have a treat in store. He kind of turned into a teen idol for a time. Then he was laying low an turned up playing in David Bowie's band on the Glass Spider tour. Too bad that most people only know him from his pop star days.
I love the custom paint job on Eric's Stratocaster , every solo Eric does is so masterful , I'm sure he has " perfect pitch " Cheers Ya'll . FENDER should market these Custom paint job Strats .... Robin Trower and Malmsteen are Hero's of the Strat .
Yep...I've never heard Eric sing an out of tune note...and I've heard a lot of his live stuff, really live and on TH-cam. He also plays his solos with more feeling than most.
I keep returning to this! Peters is incredible ❣️Eric always amazing too‼️The only other time I have seen this look on Eric’s face is when he played with JJ CALE❤️
Pete waited for this one shining moment and they killed it I heard this interview and I think they both were in so much Aw of each other thats GRATITUDE❤
Eric is one of the Best guitar player of rock and Blues.and the difference between him and the others is that he is the Unic Guitarist that use less effects in his instrument! He' s got a sound of an original electric guitar!
Frampton rocks on this, however the best solo ever with this song is with George Harrison looking on in awe at Gary Moore's jaw dropping performance! Full stop!
Music is many things, not one. I wonder how many live and die without hearing more than a single style of noise and never feel all the world and time holds.
@@BlueBeeMCMLXI Exactly. I will put my money on the guitarist's who has the most genre versatility and who ranks highest among the most of them. I know Clapton is mine because he is so good in just about all genres of music. He makes the pentatonic scale playing so sexy.
I used to get tickets for Woking and it was always a toss up as to what mood Eric was in. If he 'went into one' within two songs you knew you were in for a memorable night. Memories that I will always cherish.
The original released Beatles song is DEFINATELY one of the LEADERS in guitar solo history, kids. Eric was ferocious back then. Just the extreme CONTROLLED bends in that solo bring one to their knees trying to cop it... Some may disagree that it is the best, but I say this... We wouldnt have hard rock guitar Gibson through a wide open Marshall PLAYED WITH PRECISION, if Eric didnt happen... What? You dont believe me?? LOL. Cream 1966, and John Mayall before that, the Yardbirds before that!!!!! Jeff, Jimi, Jimmy, Billy and a slew of others tried to play with that precision... Gibbons came bloody close, Jimi and Jimmy went off the rails a bit too much, not saying they arent great... But to master it and use Marshalls??? Everyone was in awe of Eric... It may not be nothing more than blues, but no one, I mean NO ONE until after he wailed with Cream could hold a candle to his precise playing.... No wonder Edward Van Halen said he was his favorite.... Took me a while, but now....I GET IT!!!!!!
His best solo? No such thing. Although, I would argue that he was AT HIS BEST with CREAM. That trio pinnacled a blend of sound while taking on their own unique jam style that would still be heard til this day. Some of his BEST work can be heard all throughout the first three albums. This man is was an unreal guitarist in his prime.
Clapton and Carlos, more than any other guitarists I can think of, are masters of timing, phrasing, and shaping the music. It’s as much about the the shape of the silences as it is about the notes played.
It just needed a lil boost from Clapton's licks for Frampton to be inspired to launch off with his style. Both sounded incredibly poignant and uplifting
After a lengthy career, it's hard to believe that Clapton wouldn't have already performed or recorded something even greater than the solo presented in this video.
It's from a young person who has heard a few musical moments making this title for the edited video. Clapton would have thousands of great solos recorded.
What some commenters fail to see (in my opinion) is the relaxed mastery of the masters (old virtuosos). They no longer need to shred or overplay, they are so comfortable with their instrument that they can just let the music flow. I prefer the music of the older people, BB King, Boz Skaggs, and of course these two. They show a mastery earned over a lifetime of playing.
I wish. Mr Jeff Healey were there and show them who the boss really is when it comes to blues RIP Jeff, subsequently this guys are absolutely devine sweet, sweet,sweet music brilliant and awesome. Smart Team Magazine*****
1- They get paid to do that which they love. I wish I could experience that freedom 2- Do you think they are oblivious to every one else in the band when they are going back and forth like that?
Clapton has no ego when it comes to playing fast / shredding. He can, but he doesn't, and that's why he's great. For most listeners, a memorable melody is that: memorable and a normal tempo helps remembering it later. Shredding may please guitar aficionados but is rather difficult to follow for casual listeners. That's also why most metal bands have global hits with ballads; generally, they're rather good musicians catering to a limited audience, when they break the habit, they tend to go big.
I've seen Eric with Derek & The Dominos, touring with Mark Knopfler and a couple other times. I've seen this video before but it was the entire tune. In any case, it's a portrait of two masters enjoying their craft and each other's work.
After all these years, it's fascinating to hear all these folks talk about ancient times, when they were kids, essentially. Graham Bond, Yardbirds, John Mayall; these fellows, among others, are like a family tree that bore fruit in the mid sixties and continued the gift that was contemporary music. i remember seeing John Mayall's Bluesbreakers on some late-night show on what we knew as 'educational TV' in NE Ohio, in about 66. Little did i know i was watching future rock greats. The same thing happened with the band Zephyr - their guitarist was a fellow named Tommy Bolin, and also had a marvelous singer named Candy Givens (sadly, not as well known). i always thought i knew a bit about the musical history of my time, but TH-cam has shown me that i didn't know shit.
I had the opportunity to work with both guys on some Lexus stuff. Peter was always friendly and kind of up and positive....Eric was always a bit distant and struggled to make conversation...it was like dealing withTed Kaczynski. Still I tried my best to never miss a Clapton sound check. Two great musicians and I feel fortunate that I had the opportunity to work around them.
A whole lot of people say Eric Clapton was NOT one of the greatest guitar play ever. I say BULLSHIT. I have been listening to Clapton since 1964.He was and IS damn good. Sure Hendrix was great and Jimmie Page was great. Alvin Lee was great Jeff Beck was great.George Harrison was great.Clapton was and still is great. Noise, speed or all sorts of buttons and boxes doesn,t make you a great guitar player. Feeling and soul does.That is why players like Clapton and BB King will live on for ever.
Slow hand makes everything look so effortless. Guy is a master at his craft!! Like a pro golfer looks like their barely swinging. Yet the ball goes a mile!
Peter Frampton just exudes happiness when he plays and without doubt that affects Eric Clapton, in just the same way that Clapton's playing affects (for the better) Frampton's. They should have done more work together. Is this either of their best solos? Probably not. But how the listener is affected by solos is influenced by so many things (their experiences, their age, what they were doing whilst listening, I could go on) and for some, this could be. But whatever, it's very enjoyable.
Truth be told Frampton’s harmonic and melodic understanding is just different level than the pentatonic/blues feel of Clapton. Both great but Frampton- wow
When my guitar gently weeps composed by George Harrison, one of the most under appreciated guitarists due to being in the Beatles and dominated by Lennon & McCartney's prolific output of top hits!
I saw Frampton open for Clapton at the Mid South Coliseum in Memphis, Tennessee just after he came out with I Shot The Sheriff. I'm fixing to turn 65 yrs old. Damn where did the time go.
When will people realize there is no best when it comes to music... Clapton ,Reed , Prince .Atkins, Paul , Emanuelle, Walsh ,Young etc etc etc .. It’s all subjective....But I can tell you there are those with attitudes that overshadow their skills... My all around favorite for talent variety of styles and general persona would be Mark Knopfler...But again that’s my beverage of choice..
"Best" guitar solo, does not necessarily mean "Fastest", or "Most complex". It can mean "Hits your heart". This Clapton exercise indeed touches the soul.
It's like they're dancing with a guitar AWESOME 🖤
I agree
Exactly. I would like to see some of these so called great guitarists of today play with a slide on their finger or hear them play some Jazz or with an orchestra or maybe play some country or pop. If anyone's number 1 doesn't have an assortment of genre versatility then I don't think you can consider them so great. Speed and tricks are used to cover up mistakes.
Well said!!!
@mikem597: It might touch the soul for some people, but not others. Therefore, it's not the "best".
damn, this is a conversation between two geniuses. blown away just watching.
These two guys with neurological issues in their hands have so much soul they overcome adversity. Beautiful!!
yes, great
Oh..
I saw Eric on Saturday live Lucky to have seats close up and even at the age of 79 was a class act.
Best gig I’ve ever been to.
One of the greatest musicians that ever lived
WITHOUT A DOUBT,and has had more gold bands than anyone,when they hold jams he's the first one invited,COCAINE with JJ CALE terrific together,chills
I thank God daily that I was born when I was, the music I grew up on & fed off of, just freaking amazing!!! I am a 66 year old gal, God Bless
Sitting at 70. TOTALLY get what your saying and couldn't agree more. Have the thought quite often
May God loan us these two greats a while longer.
Lend us. Loan is a noun.
@@gbwildlifeuk8269 loan can also be a verb!
Ha.
I personally wouldn't miss them if they died now
The thing that sets Clapton apart, is the fact that his head is nowhere in the equation. It's straight from the heart onto the fretboard. This man changed my life from the time I was 15 yrs old. I used to spend hours playing and rewinding cassette tapes to pick his songs. He may not be God, but he's the best guitar player I've ever heard. That's my humble opinion. Cheers mate!
Robert Stigwood people were behind those "Clapton is God" daubings, not the public, sad but true.
Eric plays with so much feeling. He's got it deep in his soul!
He went through a lot of life changing experiances and it is channeled through his music. And we all can hear it
Clapton is a true Master, who has Mastered his craft, and actually keeps getting better the older he gets!
Master
Extreme guitar
You're a music man? No I bet FRAMTON is a
Let's not forget to mention Peter Frampton. He is a god of guitar as well.
Absolutely true !!!!
Best thing about this clip: the playing. Next best thing: EC’s obvious delight in PF’s playing. That spirit of real generosity and welcome seems always a beautiful thing in music and outside of it.
Instead of making it a competition can't we just enjoy the greatness of both of them?
Yes
Nobody was making a competition of it, just you came up with it now haha
Not unique to the blues. Long history of call and response in jazz too. If you listen to Frampton you can hear how influenced by jazz he is.
@1Juemadre Nope. Masters of all musical styles and genres can "pull it off." Widen your listening.
@@tonyallen3043 He grew up on his old mans Django records.
What a performance by two icons of the guitar! Amazing!
I saw him in 73, & again in 81. DAMN, no words can come close to it
I'm just glad these old guys are still playing. Frampton has a serious muscle disease and is playing like its the last time.
Looks to me that these two guitarists are talking to each other thru their guitars/music.
They're communicating using a completely different language than what reglar people use.
Outstanding.
Yeah. It's called the minor pentatonic
These two guitarists, you mean Eric Clapton and Peter Frampton? They're anserering each others phrases.
@@maxlethe3973 lol..nice one.
Two of the greatest guitarists/singers of our time. What a treat!
Not so sure about the "best guitar solo of all times" headline - but you cannot deny the deep emotional and musical connection Clapton and Frampton have between themselves on this George Harrison classic - it's a constant "call and return" between both masters, and somehow, they never seem to step on each other...truly a masterpiece!
I like this version because sound of guitar is the best
Agree, well put. And the fact that it may not be the best takes nothing away from the mastery nor the joy of watching and listening to the two as well as the band.
plane to hear that framton went the further line
@Jack Drift lost soul..nobody cares.
It's the combo of the two of them that makes it so damn fine.
I’ve seen Eric 5 times over the years and he never fails to impress me.
Maurice so....ive have to Peter has out did him more melodic sorry eric out played in his way he's not the best you got so many GREAT PLAYERS that blow some of our GREATS away THAT'S not wat music is about man
I saw Clapton Santana and bob marley Tampa fl in 75 Colombian red great times the 70’s
because you are seen him instead of listening
Because you know what true music is. Tricks and tap crap is not music.
He's so talented, yet led such a tragic life. I can't help but to feel compassion for him with all the sadness he's experienced. I hope one day he finds true peace in his life.
It simply doesn’t get any better than this.
All I hear is two incredible tone machines loving and enjoying music. Truly epic
Peter killed it, what a player.
He has never lost it. Pretty amazing man.
Which one?
@@bobkozalov8821 Clapton. The term “best” is of course subjective, but Clapton is deserving of that honor.
@@waderivers3304 Not ever, dude.
That look on Clapton's face when Frampton keeps, seemingly to "challenge" him to: Hey Eric, top this lick... - It is priceless. And then Clapton "answers" back with one of his own licks. This is an example of 2 master guitarists having a sort of "Battle of the Bands" except in this case "Battle of the Axes". That Clapton look seems to be of bemusement as if to say: Pete, are you serious? You really think I can't top that lick? Listen up old pal .... Those of us old enough can remember those back yard and local Battle of the Bands ... when Rock n Roll was king. Good stuff all around.
I disagree. Clapton was digging it. Frampton sounds great here. He knows in playing in front of one of his of his influences and he’s inspired by him.
Rock will reign
Wow, Peter Frampton - I had no idea he could play that astoundingly well. Wow.
Frampton is a monster. He used to play in a band called Humble Pie. If you have never heard them you have a treat in store. He kind of turned into a teen idol for a time. Then he was laying low an turned up playing in David Bowie's band on the Glass Spider tour. Too bad that most people only know him from his pop star days.
Duh !
For sure. Frampton is easily a top top guitarist. Really unique style
Go listen to king Crimson they created heavy metal
Frampton Comes Alive..easily some of the best guitar playing of all time.
I love the custom paint job on Eric's Stratocaster , every solo Eric does is so masterful , I'm sure he has " perfect pitch " Cheers Ya'll . FENDER should market these Custom paint job Strats .... Robin Trower and Malmsteen are Hero's of the Strat .
Yep...I've never heard Eric sing an out of tune note...and I've heard a lot of his live stuff, really live and on TH-cam. He also plays his solos with more feeling than most.
Listen to his solo from The Core on Slowhand and get back to us. Great groove with flashes of mind melting speed and clarity.
Would have to agree. Both times he comes in are mind blowing and beautiful.
Love it! his solos on Concert for George are also incredibly good.
Awesome! I could listen to them all day I love the call and response during this tune. You can tell they’re having a ton of fun
I keep returning to this! Peters is incredible ❣️Eric always amazing too‼️The only other time I have seen this look on Eric’s face is when he played with JJ CALE❤️
Pete waited for this one shining moment and they killed it I heard this interview and I think they both were in so much Aw of each other thats GRATITUDE❤
I really don't understand why some guitarists start gurning when they solo, Eric just gets on with it.......
Maybe EC doesn't because he's already at 110% when playing slowly.
Eric is one of the Best guitar player of rock and Blues.and the difference between him and the others is that he is the Unic Guitarist that use less effects in his instrument! He' s got a sound of an original electric guitar!
two of my favourite guitarists nice to see them both together Legends
So good. Two great guitar Masters
Nothing "slow" about Slowhand. Truly phenomenal!
I not long ago found out that slowhand came from clapton often being Slow handed clapping when he wae younger in live shows!
@@hariboproductions This is total BS
So beautiful..... I also love the contrast of the Stratocaster single coil pickup to the Gibson humbucker.
Eric has always been The Best. Magic.
not even, dude.
This is timeless. Goosebumps.
This two guys have been playing the soundtrack of my life
Frampton rocks on this, however the best solo ever with this song is with George Harrison looking on in awe at Gary Moore's jaw dropping performance! Full stop!
The version with Prince at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is the best for me
@@jeromecote245 Too much preening, mugging & cocksure strutting for me! Not my style!
all those soloes pale in comparison to paul gilberts take on the song
Beautiful playing and smooth note for note ,he doesn’t need to shred just perfect playing
Music is many things, not one. I wonder how many live and die without hearing more than a single style of noise and never feel all the world and time holds.
@@BlueBeeMCMLXI Exactly. I will put my money on the guitarist's who has the most genre versatility and who ranks highest among the most of them. I know Clapton is mine because he is so good in just about all genres of music. He makes the pentatonic scale playing so sexy.
Just imagine how it great it must be to perform with Eric Clapton on stage.
Clapton and Frampton together! 👍👏🙏❤️
I used to get tickets for Woking and it was always a toss up as to what mood Eric was in. If he 'went into one' within two songs you knew you were in for a memorable night.
Memories that I will always cherish.
The original released Beatles song is DEFINATELY one of the LEADERS in guitar solo history, kids. Eric was ferocious back then. Just the extreme CONTROLLED bends in that solo bring one to their knees trying to cop it... Some may disagree that it is the best, but I say this...
We wouldnt have hard rock guitar Gibson through a wide open Marshall PLAYED WITH PRECISION, if Eric didnt happen... What? You dont believe me?? LOL. Cream 1966, and John Mayall before that, the Yardbirds before that!!!!! Jeff, Jimi, Jimmy, Billy and a slew of others tried to play with that precision... Gibbons came bloody close, Jimi and Jimmy went off the rails a bit too much, not saying they arent great... But to master it and use Marshalls??? Everyone was in awe of Eric...
It may not be nothing more than blues, but no one, I mean NO ONE until after he wailed with Cream could hold a candle to his precise playing....
No wonder Edward Van Halen said he was his favorite.... Took me a while, but now....I GET IT!!!!!!
Amen to that-I have been following Eric since the Yardbirds so I guess we come from the same age……
His best solo? No such thing. Although, I would argue that he was AT HIS BEST with CREAM. That trio pinnacled a blend of sound while taking on their own unique jam style that would still be heard til this day. Some of his BEST work can be heard all throughout the first three albums. This man is was an unreal guitarist in his prime.
Cream? Yes. Blind Faith.
@@mitchhamilton54 Live Cream.
Got to see him and Cream at Madison Square Garden. It was magic.
@@mitchhamilton54 I as well. Great night.
Beautiful Strat with Eric gets Frampton alive. Miss George thow.
Excellent job, but looking at them now makes me feel so old.
The first time I heard Clapton I was 10 years old and now I’m 63. So I can relate.
Just watch and cherish moments like this.
Clapton and Carlos, more than any other guitarists I can think of, are masters of timing, phrasing, and shaping the music. It’s as much about the the shape of the silences as it is about the notes played.
much agreed - a lot of music is what happens between the notes
Yeah, dude, abide with that. But no notes ain't squat, pork chop.
It just needed a lil boost from Clapton's licks for Frampton to be inspired to launch off with his style. Both sounded incredibly poignant and uplifting
After a lengthy career, it's hard to believe that Clapton wouldn't have already performed or recorded something even greater than the solo presented in this video.
It's from a young person who has heard a few musical moments making this title for the edited video. Clapton would have thousands of great solos recorded.
What some commenters fail to see (in my opinion) is the relaxed mastery of the masters (old virtuosos). They no longer need to shred or overplay, they are so comfortable with their instrument that they can just let the music flow. I prefer the music of the older people, BB King, Boz Skaggs, and of course these two. They show a mastery earned over a lifetime of playing.
I wish. Mr Jeff Healey were there and show them who the boss really is when it comes to blues RIP Jeff, subsequently this guys are absolutely devine sweet, sweet,sweet music brilliant and awesome. Smart Team Magazine*****
Eric just showing everyone why he’s one of the greatest of all time. Following the chords much better. Just causally showing this dude up. Legend
@@BlueBeeMCMLXI okay my dude,,, who hurt you? Fuck them
Peter Frampton? He has chops anyone would want.
Eric let Pete have his due and they played off each other like no tomortow ❤ llove Forever Fam
"And in the end... it's all good"
Just wonderful 🎸💞🎸🎸💞💞
Interesting to hear the sound of these two guitars taking turns. You can hear the supreme clarity of the Strat.
I have always been a big fan of Mr. Clapton and it is a beautiful tribute to Prince. Keep doing what you’re doing and Best Always, Patricia 3:13
Clapton, Hendrix, Vaughn, Satriani.... Legends
1- They get paid to do that which they love. I wish I could experience that freedom
2- Do you think they are oblivious to every one else in the band when they are going back and forth like that?
I think they are hyper-aware of the band.
I think musicians of that caliber are always aware of the drums and bass. At the very least.
WOW...
THAT was different.. and marvelous..!!!
Clapton has no ego when it comes to playing fast / shredding. He can, but he doesn't, and that's why he's great. For most listeners, a memorable melody is that: memorable and a normal tempo helps remembering it later. Shredding may please guitar aficionados but is rather difficult to follow for casual listeners. That's also why most metal bands have global hits with ballads; generally, they're rather good musicians catering to a limited audience, when they break the habit, they tend to go big.
I've seen Eric with Derek & The Dominos, touring with Mark Knopfler and a couple other times. I've seen this video before but it was the entire tune. In any case, it's a portrait of two masters enjoying their craft and each other's work.
he is the richest and most happiest and satisfied person, his achievement, perfect
What i see to them is not competition whos the best, but Harmony of best guitarist of all time.
After all these years, it's fascinating to hear all these folks talk about ancient times, when they were kids, essentially. Graham Bond, Yardbirds, John Mayall; these fellows, among others, are like a family tree that bore fruit in the mid sixties and continued the gift that was contemporary music. i remember seeing John Mayall's Bluesbreakers on some late-night show on what we knew as 'educational TV' in NE Ohio, in about 66. Little did i know i was watching future rock greats. The same thing happened with the band Zephyr - their guitarist was a fellow named Tommy Bolin, and also had a marvelous singer named Candy Givens (sadly, not as well known). i always thought i knew a bit about the musical history of my time, but TH-cam has shown me that i didn't know shit.
Clapton has a thin clean sound here with no sustain while Peter is going through his Marshall which has balls in his sound and playing.
Single coil versus humbucker. This is a great example of the two pickups.
2 Angels communicating with music
What I really like is the contrasting tones between Peter's dirty sounding Paul vs Eric's bright & clean Strat. Just beautiful...
Two of the Greatest of all time
I had the opportunity to work with both guys on some Lexus stuff. Peter was always friendly and kind of up and positive....Eric was always a bit distant and struggled to make conversation...it was like dealing withTed Kaczynski. Still I tried my best to never miss a Clapton sound check. Two great musicians and I feel fortunate that I had the opportunity to work around them.
AWESOME
Eric Clapton is a guitar hero on earth but Eddie van Halen is a guitar god in heaven.
don't forget JEFF BECK!
There is no heaven.
Piece of Art.
great stuff
A whole lot of people say Eric Clapton was NOT one of the greatest guitar play ever. I say BULLSHIT. I have been listening to Clapton since 1964.He was and IS damn good. Sure Hendrix was great and Jimmie Page was great. Alvin Lee was great Jeff Beck was great.George Harrison was great.Clapton was and still is great. Noise, speed or all sorts of buttons and boxes doesn,t make you a great guitar player. Feeling and soul does.That is why players like Clapton and BB King will live on for ever.
Incredible. Just a chat between two old friends.
Slow hand makes everything look so effortless. Guy is a master at his craft!! Like a pro golfer looks like their barely swinging. Yet the ball goes a mile!
What he plays is effortless..lol
I'd say Frampton's solo was actually better, dude...but Clapton's was also very soulful...
His blues root is talking loud in this solo. 🤗🤩
Just stunning!!
Peter Frampton just exudes happiness when he plays and without doubt that affects Eric Clapton, in just the same way that Clapton's playing affects (for the better) Frampton's. They should have done more work together. Is this either of their best solos? Probably not. But how the listener is affected by solos is influenced by so many things (their experiences, their age, what they were doing whilst listening, I could go on) and for some, this could be. But whatever, it's very enjoyable.
Clapton is still god........
He was a mere mortal when I use to go and watch him for two shillings and six pence, now I couldn't afford to.
Humans are never gods because gods don't exist, they are figments of people's imaginations.
Best is all time. Thats a bold statement.
absolutely beautiful!!!
Truth be told Frampton’s harmonic and melodic understanding is just different level than the pentatonic/blues feel of Clapton. Both great but Frampton- wow
no doubt.
The Two Best Complimenting Each Other and Enjoying it
Steve gadd on drums best musician on the stage
Dois dos maiores guitarristas de todos os tempos, juntos... Mais comentários para quê!
When my guitar gently weeps composed by George Harrison, one of the most under appreciated guitarists due to being in the Beatles and dominated by Lennon & McCartney's prolific output of top hits!
Let’s all thank George Harrison for providing guitarist for one of the best jam track chord progressions of all time
Wha song is this?
Never rated Eric, I wasn t impressed when I saw him,but seeing this with Peter ,its honestly the only time I ve been impressed with him.
You’re out of your mind , Eric Clapton rains above the rest. The best guitarist alive.
Do you get wet when he "rains?" Back to remedial
English for you.
I saw Frampton open for Clapton at the Mid South Coliseum in Memphis, Tennessee just after he came out with I Shot The Sheriff. I'm fixing to turn 65 yrs old. Damn where did the time go.
When will people realize there is no best when it comes to music... Clapton ,Reed , Prince .Atkins, Paul , Emanuelle, Walsh ,Young etc etc etc .. It’s all subjective....But I can tell you there are those with attitudes that overshadow their skills...
My all around favorite for talent variety of styles and general persona would be Mark Knopfler...But again that’s my beverage of choice..
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Class act❤😊
I was there. Magical.
Imagine being there in the crowd witnessing this!!
Clapton and Gilmour are amazing. And let’s not forget George Harrison’s great, great song!
Lol
Frampton, not Gilmour