ERIC CLAPTON - Further On Up The Road (unreleased live , 1977)
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- From Box Set ''Eric Clapton: Crossroads'' 1988 [ Polydor - 835 261-1 , US ]
Vocals, Guitar - Eric Clapton
Vocals - Marcy Levy, Yvonne Elliman
Guitar - George Terry
Bass - Carl Radle
Keyboards - Dick Sims
Percussion - Sergio Pastora Rodriguez
Drums - Jamie Oldaker
Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughn!!!!! Others can not compare!!!!!
One of my favorite clapton cuts.... Incredible playing.. singing...
2nd solo - George Terry. Fast version of song. Two night stand at Hammersmith Odeon, one of which I had the privilege to attend.
Favorite version of this song I can find. Don't know much on playing guitar, but I Greatly Aspire to sing and play this along with my Epiphone Les Paul 100! Someday, someday 🎉. Roll on you rockers with some soulin your Boo-tay!😮
Far and away my favorite version of this song! The Last Waltz is a very close second. The entire band was on point here.
I agree! 👍
@@Bobbyb732 I prefer the Last Waltz version but this is great too.
Clapton had a fantastic version when he played with Gerry McGee in August 15th 1975 at the Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino, California. Unfortunately its not online anymore. They also had a fantastic version of Stormy Monday.
Don't forget Robin Trower
I hate to oppose your opinion but the best version which is also a better recording and also live, is Joe Bonamassa and Eric at Royal Albert Hall celebrating Joe's first time there. One of his biggest dreams at the time was to play at the Royal with Eric. Great version. IMHO
Wow, guitar 101...the bluesman cometh...
Always one of long time live favorites》Fire on the fred board🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🎸🎙
Good job mister Clapton
I've always thought this song was the best match for Clapton's voice and guitar style.
I agree , love this
I.will say that ThE only White Who can SING It IS Eric.
Even though THIS IS not his best versión. Try ThE one un Crossroads live in ThE 70's...or live in San Diego 2007....or many more , to hear unmatched singing
It is 👍💯🎶♥️
@@pabloperez4063 I thought this was the live version from the boxed Crossroads set. I actually owned that boxed set at one time, but lost it in a divorce.
@@pabloperez4063 the only white guy? that's cuz you haven't heard me sing it yet homes. And Drifting Blues too. Yes, I WILL post a version. Within a few days. ¡Watchale! Oh? you don't like my barrio Spanglish? Too bad. I heard it too much in Salas. It's worked its way into my vocabulary. I can't help it. Trucke ese watchale Saturday San Jose Horale...all those "e" words
This is to JACKIE. Still PEACE @ Love. It's a good 35 yrs .way back when.
Just like a fine wine. Gets better with age.
an artist with a career , changes the style and presentation, does not diminish the artist abilities to create art that moves and inspires, some of work I care not thing for, other things that slow hand does really flip my lid.
His artistry is not be denied.
That's why they say his net worth is 450 million. He does something right
When Clapton was Clapton! By far my favorite version of this song. Thank you very much!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've been looking for this version of this song for years!!! Best by far!!!
mpc124 Yup I just found it myself, Great!
MMMMMMMMM... Have you ever heard of a guy named Bobby Bland?
Ok theres another song that kinda is similar to this. Im trying to find it. Can anyone help me?
@@cmgjxp uhhhh.....I was thinking Freddie King......
How about Jimi doing it for about a minute and a half for a warm up soundcheck. th-cam.com/video/yjEGo2K8Wv8/w-d-xo.html
This is easily the best rendition. Swinging.
Swinging, and seemingly unstoppable.
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Guitar Hero Eric Clapton!! Varginha, MG - Brazil
THANKS FOR POSTING
I really enjoy the stories Eric is telling here
The organ solo that starts @2:45 is fantastic ... sounds like the same guy who played in "Green Onions"
Steve Cropper is still performing, was in Seattle last summer
@@tomdale1313 Yes, Steve Cropper, but he's trying to remember Booker T's name.
"that guy who plays in Green onion". ??? what. oh man. How quickly they forget.
"that guy that played in Green Onion" ? Yes, he played "in" it. And he also played ON IT and wrote it. BOOKER T: Jesus. Go to the back of the class son. Grammar and History. D-
Great god what more do we need . Blues power always sir .
Further On Up The Road speaks for itself...the guitarist ain't too shabby, though he sounds a mite British
The version with Joe B. is damn good as well, especially with horns!
That's the best.
Fantastic 😅😅😅😅
When ERIC was GOD
Eric is always God !!!
Another great version is on his album "The Blues", check out disc 2 (the live in concert disc)
This is the finest version of Further On Up The Road I ever heard Clapton do. A close second is the duo he did with Jeff Beck. Thanks for posting! Anybody know where/when this was recorded?
Terence Doherty
1977
The Albert Hall version with Joe Bonamassa isn't to shabby either.
Terence Doherty check out the1986 Birmingham live unreleased version here on TH-cam.
Nobody likes The Last Waltz version !?
That duo with Beck was grouse!
Unlike most he was great live.. "Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad"
Check out Johnny Winter's rendition. Also Bobby Bland, Joe Bonamassa versions.
Let it role e.c..mistick😊
Roll on erick that's my Guy..e.moon..😅😊😮
The best version of "Further on up the road"!!!
Jorge Dat, I wouldn’t say that, it is good however a bit different from the original version.
Bravo!
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e.c. the king!
Simplemente el mejor
Carl Radle and Jamie Oldaker are the stars here.
Sure, and Clapton and his multi-faceted lead stylings are simply trying not to ruin it all. Come on, the entire ensemble is on fire in this tune.
The BEST!!!
brilliant
Magic uk '23
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Actually it's "Farther UpThe Road" by Bobby Blue Bland. "Further Up The Road" is a Springsteen song
Thanks. Further on up the road is a better name tho in my opinion.
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thats all greek to me lol
Go on Slow Hand!
Great , but I think the version from ' The Last Waltz ' with Robbie Robertson beats all others hands down.
I tend to agree, since The Band was incredible, but this one has the late, great Jamie Oldaker on drums. He passed away earlier this month, and he cannot be replaced!
Mr Kippers too slow....
@@stewartnicol3028 ikr? Took you 4 weeks to reply 😉
who ever have this a thumbs down has no taste in music!!!!
I say it's the best yet
My favorite version only one with this solo at 3:30 George Terry Or Eric Clapton? Ty!
George Terry
Sweet
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Carl Radle !!!
pura influencia de mestre freddy king
El mejor
Top Gun Guitars
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the one on ec was here not bad either
No, it is the best :)
@@TomiV. there are many in ThE "pirates gigs" between 1980 And 1986 much better, I promise
@@pabloperez4063 I doubt it....Clapton had horrible cheesy sounding synthesizers ruining a lot of his live shows then...with those awful haircuts and suits dressed up like a half-assed Robert Palmer....MTV....blah.....commercialized by top 40 schlockmeister Phil Collins...hard to believe he left the Yardbirds on the verge of commercial success to avoid being a pop star......yeah...he played great....but I couldn't stomach the trimmings....79 -83 his band was phenomenal....Albert Lee....1983 tour was awesome....I live eat breathe and sleep Clapton 1970-83....live and studio....bootlegs....unbelievable....yeah....From the Cradle and certain live blues jams I make exception....I'm sure he did play great on some mid eighties on blues....a lot of people don't want to say it...but he was on heroin for Derek and the Dominoes...and drunk for the rest of the decade into the early 80's.....and I'm sorry but that was his best period....
The song goes a little flat in the middle until the 2 nd player turns it up.
2d player is eric I think
Amman!!!
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Rolololololononnnnn
This makes my ears bleed...sucks
What the hell is wrong with you, get your ears fixed
Your comment makes my eyes bleed, SUCKS
Good
Not mine
This don't even sound like no damn blues...watered down...unemotional...too much rock...Clapton needs to go back and study the original...or at least study the Allman brothers...I get no feeling from this, and that's what the blues is about...Clapton can play all the right notes but it's still missing the mark.
Must be great crack your smoking!🎸🎵🎵🎸🤪
What are you listening too?
Bobby BlueBland 1957...
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