ERIC CLAPTON - COCAINE | REACTION
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Two of Clapton's biggest hits "Cocain" and "After Midnight" were written and recorded by JJ Cale, most people that like these songs never even heard of JJ Cale.
As was "Call Me The Breeze" that Lynyrd Skynyrd had a big hit with back in the day.
JJ was a great songwriter and a mentor of Clapton. He said Eric "paid his rent" for many years.
Check out live stuff Eric did as Derek & The Dominoes. Holy smokes, it'll knock your socks off!
This is one of the best bands that Eric has ever put together. All musicians are some of the best on their instruments. Steve Gadd on drums, Chris Stainton on keyboards, Nathan East on bass, all exceptional
I agree with you this is his best band.
Chod, you have to check out Eric Claptons song called “FOREVER MAN” the guitar work and drums are incredible!
"Your man on the Drums" is none other than the inimitable Steve Gadd..My favorite drummer of all time...He's toured extensively with Clapton for the last 20 years, and has done session work with countless people starting from around 1970...One that really stands out is his flawless drumming on Steely Dan's Title song "Aja", from that flawless album...Another signature one in the steady drum-beat on Paul Simon's "50 ways to leave your lover", and so many others.
the solos on Aja, as good as any
Steve Gadd has also been working with Kate Bush on her last two albums. His drumming is phenomenal on her 2011 album "50 Words For Snow"
mytho ««« phil Collins is 1000000000000000 times better ,,,,
btw , Cokkins is a decent drummer
Eric still got it. Check out Carole King with her classic song It's too late.
Man that backup singer tryin to make it her concert 😂😂 I’m sitting here like damn chill out it ain’t you 😂😂
Pretty damn good for a 70 year old man! I liked how the video editor cut to a close up of Clapton's foot pumping the wah-wah peddle during the first solo. The keyboard player was Chris Stainton, best known, perhaps, for his work with Joe Cocker as well as Eric Clapton, with whom he's been jamming since 1979. The first Clapton record he featured on was the live double album from 1980 "Just One Night". The version of "Cocaine" from that album got a lot of radio airplay back then. So when I saw that you were going to react to the live version of the song, I hoped it would be that one instead. Clapton's guitar work on that track is amazing. Check it out when you can.
so I've Seen Clapton 4 times....every time I try to stay in my seat and enjoy the show, but every time I'm up ion the Isle Dancing and clapping...every time.. Stainton, East Gadd, Carrack...what a Band
We're on our feet for almost all of the concert
Clapton, Cocaine say no more it is a great song one of the anthem songs of an era.
Check out some other Clapton songs- Bad Love, After Midnight ( Slow Version). Also check out Derek and The Dominos- Anyday., great slide guitar and passionate singing.
Not to mention the drummer is the legendary Steve Gadd!! The man has audiences when he's practicing.
This looks like Royal Albert Hall.
I love the random people just getting up and dancing till the entire crowd was on their feet!
I’ve always loved this song. The original by JJ Cale is pretty good too
I miss the 1970s SOOOO BAD
JJ Cale never gets any love.
@@jimd7260 I personally prefer his version. I still have the album
I'm 66 and never heard of J.J. Cale until about a year ago. I'm making up for that though, as I have bought 3 of his albums since discovering him. "Oakie", "Stay Around", and "Troubadour". I also bought a tribute album done by 'Eric Clapton & Friends' called "The Breeze ~ An Appreciation of J.J. Cale" which is awesome.
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Real music, real musicians. The years ahead are going to be boring without these type of artists.
I'll take this music over today's music
CLAPTON IS GOD ! PEACE ! 🏄♀️🐬🐊✌️
Eric Clapton: the bands he was in in the 1960s and 70s: The Yardbirds, Cream, Blind Faith, Derek and the Dominoes . Most recommended: Blind Faith, with Ginger Baker (drumming legend) and Steve Winwood (utterly beautiful singer, and organ player, I think you played him with the Spencer Davis Group)
Anytime you see a Clapton video of him playing The Royal Albert Hall click on it!..It's his favorite venue. He's played there probably a thousand times. He says it's like playing in his living room..."I Shot The Sheriff" is a great one from there in 2015, I believe...His guitar solo is amazing!
Killer stage, would that I'd been there... Clapton with Nathan East and Steve Gadd, can't miss with that behind you...
Speaking of backup singers and deep pockets, try and check out some of the performances Steely Dan did when they had Keith Carlock on drums. Monster player, stole the show from the rest of the band when I saw them in concert and that's saying something.
This man I one of the top three greatest guitar players to ever live. You can spend weeks down in his rabbit hole.
Lucky enough to have seen him live when he toured New Zealand with the amazing Stevie Ray Vaughan.
I've seen Clapton's concerts 10 times . Listened to him through the years , He's the best
@@larrywhite2574 Lucky you I would love to see him again☺
@@shonamcnally5855that nice. I don't normally do this here due to security reasons but would love to have a few conversation with you if you mind text me on my email address ericclapton307@gmail.com
I RAN MANY BARS IN THE 70s -80s-90s-00s ... AND NO SONG EVER FILLED UP AN EMPTY DANCE FLOOR ANY FASTER THAN THIS ONE !.....NOT EVEN A CLOSE 2nd....
He’s still got it! You should check out his album with BB King, Riding with the King.
This is from the DVD Eric Clapton at 70. Live at the Royal Albert Hall. 70 and still killing it
Hey check out the Grass Roots (midnight confession) on the American bandstand with Dick Clark 👍😎🎸🎸🎹🥁🎤
Love the song never seen this version love it great reaction!!
Thank you, have you ever been to any of my concert?
@@ericclapton3118 never one of the sad things though
@@charleslively1714 I don't normally do this here due to security reasons but would love to have a few conversation with you if you mind text me on my email address ericclapton307@gmail.com
Written by JJ Cale like so many other great songs: Call me the breeze, After midnight, Anyway the wind blows, Magnolia... Inspiration to Clapton, Knopfler, Tom Petty, Willie Nelson....
My favorite guitarist of all time, so far.
Those female vocalists definitely kick it up a notch, good idea for the performance. But that piano player killed it at the end.
Try Clapton when he was in " CREAM , Derek And The Dominos Live At The Filmore , Blind Faith , Yardbirds " just to name a few of his musical career . You can see him smile as all the adults go towards the stage . He did a great show at MSG with Steve Winwood . And his Staples Center " One More Car , One More Rider " show was also great. He also did a reggae album with Peter Tosh .
Also John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
@@donaldb1 I out that on my other list.
@@guitarman8462 Haha. Good!
Delaney & Bonnie, whose band JJ Cale was in for a little while before Clapton joined, along with the three Dominos, Bobby Keys and Jim Price on horns, and guitar players Delaney, Duane Allman, Clapton, Dave Mason, and George Harrison.
Eric Clapton….Motherless Children 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥✌️
Have ask you several times, well here goes again. Eric Clapton (HAVE YOU EVER LOVED A WOMAN) LIVE
He has on white shirt, guitar has orange color on top. Billy Preston (5th Beatle) destroys the organ. The song is about Eric being in love with George Harrison's
Wife. Later on they did get togther and marry in real life. This was his best live performance ever in my opinion 🔥💯
Eric did not write this song. It was written by Billy Myles in 1960. The lyrics fit the Clapton/Patti Boyd narrative, however.
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Eric Clapton covered a few J.J. Cale songs over the years with good reason: JJ was a great songwriter who knew how to create good hooks with a solid bottom end beneath them.
I just watched this video, and I have to agree. I have heard this song hundreds of times, but this was the first time I ever saw it played live. The first thing I noticed was the back up singers. I don't ever recall hearing them before, but as you said, they were phenomenal. I was trying to figure out... keyboards, organ and piano? Man, I'm so glad I watched this because I'm 66, and I literally never heard half of this stuff before. This was an awesome performance, and a shout out to the older folks dancing down front. 😂
Backing singers weren't on the original I believe added to later live versions give it more depth. Can't be 100% sure but I'm pretty sure it's not ok the Album or early performances.. 👍🏴🇬🇧
Yep Chod. Eric is indeed awesome.
Nathan East on bass, Steve Gadd on drums. What a rhythm section!
A no doubt legend and really good musicians around him
If you really want to hear Eric Clapton at his most extreme bluesy - even better performance than this - with Stevie Winwood from Spencer Davis Group (who wrote "I'm a man", "Gimme some loving" and "Keep on running"), try the live version of DOUBLE TROUBLE. You will certainly get your need for organ and other keyboards fulfilled.
Great tune, Eric nails that solo and the girls givin' it the soul.
Keyboard solo .... Sweet!
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@@ericclapton3118 Been a fan since Cream... Thanks for all of the good times... From an old street corner busker ...
@@davidgale7384 I don't normally do this here due to security reasons but would love to have a few conversation with you if you mind text me on my email address ericclapton307@gmail.com
She don't lie; you ARE the most interesting, witty, intelligent person in the room. Hah!
Excellent performance.
Ol slow hands. Clapton is superb. Derrick and the dominoes - Layla is a superb tune Clapton related...killer riff
Steve Gadd, (Drummer)...said to be the best.....Stainton(Piano) goes back to Leon Russell and Joe Cocker...Nathan East(Bass) has two handfulls of Grammys...Paul Carrack(Organ) "How Long""Tempted""Living Years"....nuff said
There's a great documentary on Amazon Prime about backup singers. Interviews with Merry Clayton, Darlene Love and others on how it was/is for them singing backup. Also interviews with Mick Jagger, Bruce Springsteen, Sting about how important the singers are. It's called "20 Feet from Stardom".
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Saw Clapton twice, once from 7th row. Phenomenal!! ❤👍🏽
Gadd on drums is my fav!!
This is a cover song by Eric of JJ Cale. Eric had great admiration, a geek fan over JJ Cale. With Eric’s covering JJ Cale’s songs it saved JJ Cale’s career, who at the time was just about to give up a career in music because he wasn’t getting any interest in his songs. Because of Eric he went from an obscure musician to well known.
It's Clapton!!!
No more needs to be said. 👍👍
If you want to be the BEST, surround yourself with the BEST.......
Saw him in a pub once, the had Friday night jam sessions, Eric rolls up, joins in, he didn't take over just picked along with the guys, he even played Tambourine on a couple of songs, it was a pure delight to witness such humility with such greatness. Damn I miss those days.
chris stainton on keys you've seen before......played the organ at woodstock for joe cocker
Love Eric Clapton! Awesome video!
Thank you for your comments, hope you won't stop?
I have loved Clapton sense the 60's
MORE CLAPTONNNN PLEASE
I saw Eric live on this tour. It was his birthday night. 5th row near center stage. That was a Bucket List item checked off!!! Checkout The Core. You will be the only reactor i will have seen do it.
Brilliant performance! Speaking of background singers, have you seen the documentary "20 Feet From Stardom?" It's about all the great backup singers, and their stories. Great movie.
I've enjoyed the studio original version for so many years. This live version is great fun, but the original studio version is a snapshot in time that cannot be beaten.
Thats what i said ,, Do you miss the 70s as much as me ? Man i wish i could go back to 1970 AND LIVE THEM AGAIN
When we went to Clapton's concerts there were people of all ages enjoying the music 🎶
Agree, I couldn't have said it any better!
This is the best entertainment. But great with Cale too, the songwriter.
Brotha digging the hell outa that tune! 👍
Sang this when it was on the radio...had no idea wtf i was singing 😂😂
That's nice, hope you won't stop liking my aspirations?
I Shot the Sheriff from the same show (Slowhand at 70) is phenomenal.
beautiful
My favoite version is with Steve Winwood and Christ Stainton on the piano at MSG.
When I was in my early 20s, I loved going to this old BBQ joint, which had mostly older patrons, and I would put this song on the jukebox on repeat!!! Then I would just sit and watch their expressions as they figured out what he was saying! LOL-- That was my idea of being naughty! LOL. Great reaction. Got to see him live once with BB King. Amazing experience, will never forget that night, knowing I was really there watching 2 legends.
Thank you for another excellent reaction, Chod! I've said it before and I will say it again - you are The Wolverine of music video reactions because you are the best there is at what you do!!!! Having said that, there is one song you need to get to this summer because this band is both great and they have every element of what you like in a song! When you get a chance one day please react to Blood Sweat and Tears singing 'Hi-De-Ho"! The band name is enough alone to make you curious, right? And I did check, and you have never reacted to them, so this is a true blindside!!! Cheers!!
The Albert Hall, London is such an amazing venue, I've seen EC there a few times and he's never disappointed
Eric Clapton said this was a warning song. Don't do it. She don't lie.
Who noticed there were no bouncers in front of the stage? That’s because the audience was adults that came to hear music.
When I go to concerts I go for the music. Can't go wrong with Clapton.
yes sir
Jackson Browne also had a song called Cocaine that was good.
just received notice ERIC is TOURING AGAIN!!!! Looking into it!!!
Is Chris Stainton in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. If not, he should be.
you should really do clapton videos when he was younger!! 60s-90s he said was his prime and its godly 😩
Hammond B3 organ through a Leslie I believe
Pilot unknown but maybe Billy Preston.
Enjoy your channel !
much more of jammer when he was younger should do the early years version of this one
Eric Clapton - (1977) Cocaine
THEM 70s were AWSOME
Eric can still jam but he plays with his heart.
Steve gadd on drums, Nathan east on bass, it doesn't get any better
Please react to Old Love by Clapton. The Unplugged version is 🔥! The great Chuck Levell does a piano solo that is crazy good! ✌️
Unplugged is good, but I think his version of Old Love from the 1999 Madison Square Garden concert is the best Clapton concert performance available on TH-cam. And it has the added bonus of an amazing keyboards solo by Tim Carmon to go with Clapton’s brilliant guitar and singing. m.th-cam.com/video/MoWYwm_srCY/w-d-xo.html
@@jwsel Chuck Levell kills it. It’s a great song
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Mother's Finest "Fire!" The live version from 1976 is as good or better than the studio version. I'll take either one. Try it! You'll love it!
He didn't use to call it dirty.
You're going to have to try some club music from the 80s and 90s. It's not rock but it's fun.
For a moment there, I thought I saw Jeff Bezos rocking out in the audience... cocaine I guess.
Please get into some Robert Cray. Across the Line would be a good start. Or a Clapton and Cray
combo....Old Love....they wrote it together.
i saw your video call Mr breeze by Lyrnyrd Skynyrd call me the breeze. it was good too. but did you know that both this and breeze were written by tulsas own JJ Cale? its trus. he wae erics good friend for tears . he was at JJ's funeral. The way JJ performed his song cocain is totally differant . my speling is because im rudhing out the door by 4 now.
Damn, you watching him OLD. OLD song.
wynton marsalis band with clapton, Layla!
Chod!!! You want to see a better live song of Eric??? PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE check out Tell the Truth with Derek Trucks and Doyle Bramhall it blows this song out of the water. Derek Trucks does the Slide Guitar and is off the charts
when you hear a song about cocaine and realize you’ve been settled down in the suburbs so long you have no idea where to even find cocaine lol probably for the best
Please check out
RIDING WITH THE KING-ERIC CLAPTON & BB KING
THE RECORDED VERISON IS MUCH BETTER BUT O WELL This was a huge hit in the mid 1970s WHEN ROCK and roll Ruled
J. J. CALE
Hi chod great channel please react to Irish blues / rock legend Rory Gallagher , Rory never released a single for radio play , but he lived for the stage
The song to react to is - tatto'd lady - from the live concert movie.... Irish tour 74 , thank you love the channel .
Eric Clapton is amazing. It would be awesome if you could check out some John Mayer sometime. Great guitar playing❤ actually you could check them both out together. They collaborate a lot.
Thank you, hope you won't stop liking my aspirations?
Love"Cocaine"👃🍭🍬
Steve Gadd on the drums made Eric sound interesting.
Steve Gadd - the best drummer.
She don't like, she like, she don't lie... cocaine... dirty cocaine...
Old love - live - 1998. Do yourself a serious favor!