The on-screen tab viewer and tab PDF file are available to premium members at www.activemelody.com/lesson/eric-clapton-unplugged-style-premium-member-bonus/
Just FYI, the TABs seem like the chord changes all happen on beat 4, it was difficult for me to read it as I would expect the chord changes to fall on beat 1. Not sure if this was a mistake.
I noticed something funny that I think is universal for us guitar players, there’s this moment when we finish playing a composition or even just practicing where when we stop , there’s this moment when we snap back into real time and we all do this weird kind of head nod thing 😂 Playing definitely is an out of body experience! Am I right or am I right?!
It’s so cool that you can just grab a guitar and come up with something like this on the spot. I’m sure tabbing took the longest 😉 Happy Birthday to Eric! 💕
Brian it’s impossible to communicate to you just how much you mean to us out here. And how you have had such a positive impact on so many. You have literally brought so much joy to lives with your talent and passion, only eternity will be able to reveal the immeasurable blessings you have blessed this world with.THANK YOU BRIAN. If I was able I would support you financially Iam in debt to you now and what you have provided over time is really priceless “ you can’t put a monetary value on what you have done “ you reap what you sow and you will reap blessings for the rest of your life. ❤️🎸 one day, I believe things will change for me and I will be able to get another guitar and I will practice and be able to enjoy the knowledge you share, and I will do my best to help someone else. It’s truly much better to give than to receive! I hope to someday be able to be a blessing to you financially. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I haven't forgotten about you Brian. Been outa sorts for a couple years. Divorce, remarriage, a couple surgeries, moving. About to get back to semi normal. I was a member for a couple yrs & loved it. Brian is a huge Clapton fan, I remember when he bought one of his guitars. Great lesson, as always 👍🏼
Great! Thank you very much! I'm a 60 years old man from Brazil and I love blues and want to learn how to play it. And you are a great teacher! Thank you very much!
I love your taste in music and the lessons are great. I'm always overwhelmed the first time you play a new tune but you break it down to bite sized pieces that I understand. thank you from a future member.
Big Clapton fan here. Thank you for this timely composition. It just sounds GOOD! Bless you, Brian. Key of E- in step. The mic-ing of your guitar sounds great.
Couldnt teach it any better. Love your references to things you already know. Excellent. Only had watch it once. Thats how well it sunk in and was explained
When I first watched this I was thinking it would take me months to learn this. I month later and I could actually play the chords and scales. Great feeling!
This is great! Ive played many of these licks, but consolidating like this was really helpful. And the Tbone chord was new to me, thanks! I do add a dead thumb bass to all of this, muted top E, then A at the change, I think it adds a lot to the overall sound. Great lesson!
Brian I am a big fan of E.C. and this arrangement has some signature licks included. Thank you for your time and effort in composing and sharing your work 👍
wow thank you soo much, i've been listening a few days ago to eric claptons drifting Blues, it was almost the same i wanted that playstyle thanks alot although i knew the most just by listening i always learn something new from you... love from vienna city
hey I can't really complain (it's for free) but the tabs are not what you played in several places. I only mention this because I am just on the edge of understanding this lesson. (musically this is one of my playing dreams) I know enough to fill in the variations that clearly come so naturally to you. Thanks so much for the great arrangement. I would love one like this every month.
My feelings to Brian- BAR 9 at the head, you just threw in a half measure of E7 before going to the A? I studied the black tab-dissertation then the white tab at the outro and they kind of didn't match-or the talk through. Trying to keep it note perfect, that jarred my preserves.
Yes Clapton was a gateway into learning this style of music like Big Bill, Robert Johnson..from Johnson you realise 10 years before his recordings there were the guys who influenced him like kokomo Arnold, Son house, Willie Brown, Lonnie Johnson, skip james etc etc. Blues seems to be a music where you hear another player, take something you like and put your own on it..in that spirit I’m going to cop a few of your licks ;) theres a couple of nice ones there..
You haven't got a dot on the 3rd fret that's what's confusing me, I always learn something from your videos great job as always thanks Brian (the tabs help a lot)
Thanks for the old school Eric Clapton lessons. I really like that. Could you maybe go way way back in time to the 1920s. Maybe some stuff by blind boy Fuller or Tampa red or blind lemon Jefferson
Very good lesson. A little "historic/stylistic" side note: Eric Clapton's acoustic playing style is, indeed, Scrapper Blackwell's style. Check it out! A great forgotten acoustic blues master.
These are my favorite tunes, would it e possible to have a longer composition like you did for the muddy waters lesson? I loved that! Thank you for this channel
So glad I became a member of active melody! This freebies are awesome, that being said you too should become a member too. Brian's playing an teaching style are 2nd to none
BAR 9 at the head, you just threw in a half measure of E7 before going to the A? I studied the black tab-dissertation then the white tab at the outro and they kind of didn't match-or the talk through. Trying to keep it note perfect, that jarred my preserves.
The on-screen tab viewer and tab PDF file are available to premium members at www.activemelody.com/lesson/eric-clapton-unplugged-style-premium-member-bonus/
That's fantastic! Thank you, Brian!
Thanks. It's a great play!
Just FYI, the TABs seem like the chord changes all happen on beat 4, it was difficult for me to read it as I would expect the chord changes to fall on beat 1. Not sure if this was a mistake.
Loved this lesson! BTW-is that a ooo-21 you’re playing there? Great sound!
I noticed something funny that I think is universal for us guitar players, there’s this moment when we finish playing a composition or even just practicing where when we stop , there’s this moment when we snap back into real time and we all do this weird kind of head nod thing 😂 Playing definitely is an out of body experience! Am I right or am I right?!
Haha yes we do!
It’s so cool that you can just grab a guitar and come up with something like this on the spot. I’m sure tabbing took the longest 😉 Happy Birthday to Eric! 💕
Did he do some tabs on this?
@@dmyerstc55 Yes, they show up on the screen within the lesson.
Okay thanks. I had hoped he had some on his site that I could print. Regardless I will work it from the video
Thanks. I’m transitioning from metal/grunge to bluesy acoustic/Strat playing. This channel is the most helpful I’ve found.
You will be able to do grunge and metal better now if you do play those.
Brian it’s impossible to communicate to you just how much you mean to us out here. And how you have had such a positive impact on so many. You have literally brought so much joy to lives with your talent and passion, only eternity will be able to reveal the immeasurable blessings you have blessed this world with.THANK YOU BRIAN. If I was able I would support you financially Iam in debt to you now and what you have provided over time is really priceless “ you can’t put a monetary value on what you have done “ you reap what you sow and you will reap blessings for the rest of your life. ❤️🎸 one day, I believe things will change for me and I will be able to get another guitar and I will practice and be able to enjoy the knowledge you share, and I will do my best to help someone else. It’s truly much better to give than to receive! I hope to someday be able to be a blessing to you financially. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Awesome. Your old "Keys to the Highway" lesson is still one of my favorites. Love the Clapton style lessons! Cheers!
I haven't forgotten about you Brian. Been outa sorts for a couple years. Divorce, remarriage, a couple surgeries, moving.
About to get back to semi normal.
I was a member for a couple yrs & loved it.
Brian is a huge Clapton fan, I remember when he bought one of his guitars.
Great lesson, as always 👍🏼
Now that’s interesting. I wonder which guitar he bought?
@@riffdigger2133
He did a video with it
Great! Thank you very much! I'm a 60 years old man from Brazil and I love blues and want to learn how to play it. And you are a great teacher! Thank you very much!
I love Eric Clapton blues lessons!!!
I love your taste in music and the lessons are great. I'm always overwhelmed the first time you play a new tune but you break it down to bite sized pieces that I understand. thank you from a future member.
That guitar's tone is gorgeous.
Many thanks Brian. Also the addition of tabs makes things much easier to grasp. Great stuff.
Big Clapton fan here. Thank you for this timely composition. It just sounds GOOD! Bless you, Brian. Key of E- in step. The mic-ing of your guitar sounds great.
This is a really awesome 👏 lesson. Love the teaching, theory and technique in this lesson
Couldnt teach it any better. Love your references to things you already know. Excellent. Only had watch it once. Thats how well it sunk in and was explained
Beautiful - you can feel the true spirit of the blues - thank you.
Awesome lesson! Having the tabs on screen really helps. Thank you!
Happy birthday( belated) to Eric
Thank you sir for the amazing lesson.
Absolutely brilliant, love your style. Thank you 👍
Love your videos! Every lesson greatly improves my playing; way more than any other teacher online
This guitar tone is something else
When I first watched this I was thinking it would take me months to learn this. I month later and I could actually play the chords and scales. Great feeling!
Amazing lesson, now to get to work on it. Thanks Brian
Excellent playing and lesson. Thank you
This is great! Ive played many of these licks, but consolidating like this was really helpful. And the Tbone chord was new to me, thanks! I do add a dead thumb bass to all of this, muted top E, then A at the change, I think it adds a lot to the overall sound. Great lesson!
Strong and tasteful influence of Clapton
Great lesson friend :) happy bday EC :)
Slow Hand is my man! He uses those slides sound soooo good.
Love the Clapton style lessons, thank you Brian 👍
So much detail dude - thanks for the ongoing lesson I appreciate it
Brilliant, love your style. Thank you 👍
love these blues lessons.. you're a great teacher, thanks for sharing
Fantastic lesson, just enough details..to get you started. Thanks 🇨🇦😎
Brian
I am a big fan of E.C. and this arrangement has some signature licks included. Thank you for your time and effort in composing and sharing your work 👍
Absolutely great lesson Brian..thanks. Love the on-screen tabs; brilliant.
Brian I can't thank you enough
I can play new stuff because of you
Stay safe
wow thank you soo much, i've been listening a few days ago to eric claptons drifting Blues, it was almost the same i wanted that playstyle thanks alot although i knew the most just by listening i always learn something new from you... love from vienna city
Absolutely love this music. Fingers crossed I can learn it-I still call myself a beginner. Thanks for your lessons!
Great lesson Brian. Tx so much. I like this.🇲🇨👍
love your channel I get on here daily because you have great content
Exxcellent lesson! Brilliant licks clearly explained. Thank you!
Amazing the way you play and teach!
Nice freaking playing and style!
Clapton is God 🐕.
Great lesson, I'm a premium member and I love your website. Keep it up! 🖤🤘🤘
I like this a lot, thank you Brian
Just imagine if you were using 8's on that... nice little jam there Brian
Real nice lesson Brian , love your tuition dude 👍
GREAT LESSON!!!!!!!!! Although you know Brian, sometimes your allowed to relax and chill a little
Excellent lesson Brian. Thanks a lot!
Nice lesson choice. Has a little of everything
hey I can't really complain (it's for free) but the tabs are not what you played in several places. I only mention this because I am just on the edge of understanding this lesson. (musically this is one of my playing dreams) I know enough to fill in the variations that clearly come so naturally to you. Thanks so much for the great arrangement. I would love one like this every month.
My feelings to Brian- BAR 9 at the head, you just threw in a half measure of E7 before going to the A? I studied the black tab-dissertation then the white tab at the outro and they kind of didn't match-or the talk through. Trying to keep it note perfect, that jarred my preserves.
Missed this type of lessons 😀 Thanks a lot.
Great lesson
I don't know how you do it. Seems like each of these is better than last.
Great lesson.
Thanks, Brian.
Who also thinks this *guitar* sounds *amazing* ?
Mind blowing 😮
Well its a mrtin OM guitar, ofc it sounds great!
@@AployHD and the player needs to treat it right 👍
what a valuable lesson
Simply beautiful ✨🎸💥❤️
Thank mate
What an amazing guitar 😍
cant wait to go home and practice this! awesome vid
Great playing and teaching all around.
Absolutely loved this video! Thank you for your knowledge 🙏🏻
I said it once and I will again. You got the hair, you got the glasses. You got the guitst skills. You are literally Clapton
exactly what I needed to add to my E blues game
Man loved the Clapton lesson and thanks for the tabs Brian! I'll be back with active in June, check it out guys! Happy birthday Eric!!
First time enjoying your channel. learned much thanks!
Bryan this is a great lesson. Just super.
Fantastic lesson, thank you very much.
been a member for eight years love all your stuff, you do seem to rush this one, thanks for making tab though
THANKS for the nice job
Saludos desde Uruguay 🇺🇾
Fantastic!!!
Yes Clapton was a gateway into learning this style of music like Big Bill, Robert Johnson..from Johnson you realise 10 years before his recordings there were the guys who influenced him like kokomo Arnold, Son house, Willie Brown, Lonnie Johnson, skip james etc etc. Blues seems to be a music where you hear another player, take something you like and put your own on it..in that spirit I’m going to cop a few of your licks ;) theres a couple of nice ones there..
Very Nice! Thank you sir 🤙
You haven't got a dot on the 3rd fret that's what's confusing me, I always learn something from your videos great job as always thanks Brian (the tabs help a lot)
Great lesson man 🤙
Love Clapton too.
Phantastic, thank you so much!
Amazing! Thanks
Super blues lesson..👍👍👍🙏🙏
Thanks for the old school Eric Clapton lessons. I really like that. Could you maybe go way way back in time to the 1920s. Maybe some stuff by blind boy Fuller or Tampa red or blind lemon Jefferson
Thanks for the lesson🙂👍
Great lesson, thanks!
Very good lesson.
A little "historic/stylistic" side note: Eric Clapton's acoustic playing style is, indeed, Scrapper Blackwell's style. Check it out! A great forgotten acoustic blues master.
These are my favorite tunes, would it e possible to have a longer composition like you did for the muddy waters lesson? I loved that! Thank you for this channel
WOW, thanks, learning a lot. great!
Clapton on "Nashville" steroids! Gotta love it!!!!
great lesson thank you bud
Awesome - cheers for this. Appreciate it!
So glad I became a member of active melody! This freebies are awesome, that being said you too should become a member too. Brian's playing an teaching style are 2nd to none
im going to tell my kids this is E. C ❤
Great!
Neat. I always learn at least one great thing from each of your lessons. Thanks.
Just an awesome video! What kind of string you played?
Very nice, thanks!
super hra děkuji
Good video!
Excellent lesson! Nice guitar tone, too. Is that a 000-18?
BAR 9 at the head, you just threw in a half measure of E7 before going to the A? I studied the black tab-dissertation then the white tab at the outro and they kind of didn't match-or the talk through. Trying to keep it note perfect, that jarred my preserves.
Gittin it.