Henry, this was the best yet!!!! I wished that my hands would come back to before arthritis life or I could have met you and your gift of teaching many years ago. Again, you show your skill in teaching and I recommend your course, Super Simple Guitar, to all. jimmy (Arizona Ames).
Wow! Thank you, Henry! You make this stuff fun and informative! I now have a brand-new appreciation of one the gods of my youth. And a whole lot of guitar practice ahead of me.
The strat you are playing is a big headstock 👌very nice. How/where did you get that? Good lesson on a classic delta blues tune. The string-break is handled like a pro that Clapton is. I thought Clapton would have been handed a backup spare guitar during 2nd guitar solo.
Hi Henry, Could you post the link for the "Mixing Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales"? You mentioned it towards the end of this video but i don't see it..... thanks Awesome video and Clapton is definitely all pro!
Very cool, Henry. You realize you are pulling me away from my work and forcing me to go to my man-cave to play along with this right? Bad, bad, Henry!!!
If you choose to play major pentatonic during a 12-bar blues, you better make sure when you go to the sub-dominant and dominant chords you are playing over whatever chord your band is playing at that time or it's gonna clash ,right? Can you consider making a video about avoiding this disaster?
Henry, how about applying this lesson/reaction concept to the Eric Clapton / Robbie Robertson performance of 'Further On Up The Road' from The Band's 'Last Waltz' film? Might be a 2 or 3 part video because there is a lot there, but I think it is the definitive Clapton performance of that song, and Robbie Robertson's soloing is so different from Clapton's, but wonderfully tasteful, that I would love to see you doing a lesson on the video.
Henry, this was the best yet!!!! I wished that my hands would come back to before arthritis life or I could have met you and your gift of teaching many years ago. Again, you show your skill in teaching and I recommend your course, Super Simple Guitar, to all. jimmy (Arizona Ames).
I'm very happy that you liked it my friend!!!
Fantastic approach, loved the way you explained what was going on even with the fills. Just subscribed to your channel!
Thank you! Appreciate it ❤️
Wow! Thank you, Henry! You make this stuff fun and informative! I now have a brand-new appreciation of one the gods of my youth. And a whole lot of guitar practice ahead of me.
Thank you for you kind words, Dj!❤️
That was great, Henry. Thanks very much.
I have subscribed.
Just amazing. Eric Clapton is my hero, thank you for this video.
Thanks for watching!
Coffee of beer??? Make up you mind? Hahaha love your stuff Henry. Love hangin with you!
The strat you are playing is a big headstock 👌very nice. How/where did you get that? Good lesson on a classic delta blues tune. The string-break is handled like a pro that Clapton is. I thought Clapton would have been handed a backup spare guitar during 2nd guitar solo.
It was at the local Music Store in Vienna :-)
Yes played that VHS tape to crap! lol
Good overview!
"Tearing us apart" is another killer song on this concert!
Hi Henry,
Could you post the link for the "Mixing Major and Minor Pentatonic Scales"? You mentioned it towards the end of this video but i don't see it..... thanks
Awesome video and Clapton is definitely all pro!
th-cam.com/video/Z3rFmSmxjnI/w-d-xo.html Enjoy!
Very cool, Henry. You realize you are pulling me away from my work and forcing me to go to my man-cave to play along with this right? Bad, bad, Henry!!!
Haha! Glad you like it :-)
If you choose to play major pentatonic during a 12-bar blues, you better make sure when you go to the sub-dominant and dominant chords you are playing over whatever chord your band is playing at that time or it's gonna clash ,right? Can you consider making a video about avoiding this disaster?
Thanks! I'll think about it :-)
Henry, how about applying this lesson/reaction concept to the Eric Clapton / Robbie Robertson performance of 'Further On Up The Road' from The Band's 'Last Waltz' film?
Might be a 2 or 3 part video because there is a lot there, but I think it is the definitive Clapton performance of that song, and Robbie Robertson's soloing is so different from Clapton's, but wonderfully tasteful, that I would love to see you doing a lesson on the video.
More please
What would that broken string be worth?
That would be cool to have for sure! :-)