This is all amazing to follow what Clapton is doing. But it’s still hard for intermediate players like me to fully grasp the fundamentals behind it all. It sounds like all E pentatonic, but the super interesting part for me is how he keeps the rhythm going as he solos, goes back to rhythm, and answers again with a solo. I think I need some more basic tutorials to this kind of playing in general. Awesome tutorial!
Thx you Isaiah! I know it can be a difficult task in the beginning, but to learn some Licks or Solos (like this one) definitely help to learn what works. It’s really like learning vocabulary. After a while it gets more and more a feel thing and you will be able to connect the dots :)
decided to learn this song today, so you can imagine my delight when I found your lesson. Great timing and many thanks. Have you covered any other Clapton stuff?
That is very cool to hear! :) Thank you Niguel! Yeah, I am actually working on a video right now, which will be about Clapton Acoustic Blues Style and go over some Licks, that he often uses for improvising and building a solo. Otherwise I got a video on his Intro Solo on ,,Have You Ever Loved A Woman", check it out :)
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Learn Clapton's Essential Acoustic Blues Licks here :) th-cam.com/video/kfjeRkE0TME/w-d-xo.html
Great stuff. Checking out all your Clapton lessons. Exactly what I need. Thanks.
You‘re welcome Jim!
Great lesson. 4 thumbs up! Looking forward to your lesson on the whole performance!!
This is all amazing to follow what Clapton is doing. But it’s still hard for intermediate players like me to fully grasp the fundamentals behind it all. It sounds like all E pentatonic, but the super interesting part for me is how he keeps the rhythm going as he solos, goes back to rhythm, and answers again with a solo. I think I need some more basic tutorials to this kind of playing in general. Awesome tutorial!
Thx you Isaiah! I know it can be a difficult task in the beginning, but to learn some
Licks or Solos (like this one) definitely help to learn what works. It’s really like learning vocabulary. After a while it gets more and more a feel thing and you will be able to connect the dots :)
Outstanding lesson!
Thank yo Gery! :)
decided to learn this song today, so you can imagine my delight when I found your lesson. Great timing and many thanks. Have you covered any other Clapton stuff?
That is very cool to hear! :) Thank you Niguel!
Yeah, I am actually working on a video right now, which will be about Clapton Acoustic Blues Style and go over some Licks, that he often uses for improvising and building a solo.
Otherwise I got a video on his Intro Solo on ,,Have You Ever Loved A Woman", check it out :)
@@BenK. great I will
Great lesson! Is there a pdf of your entire tab, besides the portions shown on the video? Thanks!
Thank you Dave! I just had a look at my GuitarPro Files, I think I didn't save it :/ sorry man!
@@BenK. ohk, no problem Ben, thanks just the same, great lesson content!
Awesome lesson, hope you get lots of feedback to inspire you to do another song from E.C. unplugged album! 🎸 🇨🇦
Thx you so much Gerald! :)
Ben thank you can u upload the rythm part and the turn around
When I find the time I will do that, but keep in mind he has so many variations and he never plays it the same ;)
this is the very very last part of the solo, should you not teach the whole solo? just a thought
I think that was the coolest one haha