You've got to check out the Derek & The Dominos jam sessions. It's Eric playing with different mixtures of his bandmates and the Allman Brothers Band. Mind blowing stuff.
Absolutely. Derek and the Dominoes . Layla and other assorted love songs. Double lps.ive seen him 4 times and each time was perfect. He walks in place and it's on for around 20 to 30 minutes. Hes older with some ailments but I would still go to his concert. Much musical respect to EC
Please don’t stop! Let us know if we can do anything to help! Also please have a listen to “Old Love” by Clapton. The unplugged version is the best. It’s fire!
This during the Derek and The Dominos era...he collaborated with Duane Allman (playing slide guitar ) of The Allman Brothers Band on this project. They only recorded one album together but it's a classic and should be listened to in it's entirety.
OLD LOVE - That song is a killer...deep, deep blues (like this one). Eric can play and sing with the best ever. Two songs you'd love off his 'PILGRIM' album would be 'RIVER OF TEARS' (a masterpiece) and the title cut 'PILGRIM'
It's a survivor! Great friend of Jimi Hendrix! He played with all the guitar heroes on earth! They all respected him! Still touring! Yes, a real legend! But, you should listen to more live version of him in the 70's,it's my favourite period, he was really feeling bad, so he was playing the blues perfectly! Listen to Have you ever loved a woman, from the Crossroads live album, 1973 i think..... It makes me cry! Peace from France bro ✌️
Bobby Whitlock trashed Allman in his autobiography, saying Duane wasn't that great, couldn't make his guitar sing. Wow. Eric loved the guy. Whitlock a little jealous maybe?
A lot of people think Whitlock, since he was the nominal keyboardist in the band, played the lovely piano interlude in Layla but it was actually Jim Gordon, the drummer. That's like Ringo playing the organ part on Let It Be instead of Billy Preston.
@@John_Chu Jim Gordon, who was given co-songwriting credit for the piano part, actually stole the part from his girlfriend Rita Coolidge. He played it on “Layla”, and then engineer Tom Dowd asked Bobby Whitlock to put another piano track over it, saying Gordon’s sounded a little flat, so in fact they both played it on the released song.
Good choice Chod. You should do "Blues Power" from his double album "Just one Night", it's a real banger. The whole double album is a blues power fest.
From 461 Ocean Blvd: 'Steady Rollin' Man' or 'I Shot the Sheriff' or 'Let it Grow' or 'Please Be With Me' or 'Give me Strength'......did I miss any, (yes)
Ahh. The Layla sessions. Nice. Play a couple more from that album. I always said it would be one of the three albums I would want if I was stranded on an island. The other two would be Allman Brothers at Fillmore East and maybe Waiting for Columbus by Little Feet. I could easily pick Eat A Peach.
This was originally part of the album 'Layla & Other Love Songs' by Derek and the Dominos. The album is definitely full of love songs but they're all about tortured love; love that rips a man's soul apart. This was one of the best with Eric Clapton and Duane Allman trading solos.
John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers featuring Eric Clapton. Earlier great stuff. I learned guitar by jamming to that song and the others on the Layla album. Today I was just airing. Thanks
Have you ever listened to Johnnie Taylor or Tyrone Davis? Please listen to Johnnie Taylor's "Jody's Got Your Girl and Gone" and Tyrone Davis' "Can I Change My Mind."
So glad to see you dropping more music. Perfect time for this PLAYING FOR CHANGE production of "GET UP STAND UP" with a great theme of standing up for your rights. Playing for Change project is a music charity and welcoming to getting the music and videos out there.
This is the best album Eric Clapton ever released. He’s never topped it. But look at the band: Jim Gordon, Carl Radle, Bobby Whitlock, who had played together for a year and then another year with Clapton before Duane Allman was invited.
this was a good version of this song, but his live versions are better. I strongly suggest that you listen to Five Long Years. if you can get a live version, go for it. And Gin House Blues has one of his best solos.
You've got to check out the Derek & The Dominos jam sessions. It's Eric playing with different mixtures of his bandmates and the Allman Brothers Band. Mind blowing stuff.
Let it rain-ERIC CLAPTON also rocks !
After all he is a 'Rock god'!
Please keep on reacting!
Absolutely. Derek and the Dominoes . Layla and other assorted love songs. Double lps.ive seen him 4 times and each time was perfect. He walks in place and it's on for around 20 to 30 minutes. Hes older with some ailments but I would still go to his concert. Much musical respect to EC
This is Derek and the Dominos... Thats Duane during the slide solo... The video is labeled wrong...
Please don’t stop! Let us know if we can do anything to help!
Also please have a listen to “Old Love” by Clapton. The unplugged version is the best. It’s fire!
i like the live from hyde park in 1996 my self but unplugged is great
Hyde Park is at the top, along with One More Car, One More Rider
Chod I hope you contacted Rick Beato. Fight!
Clapton on the right and Duane Allman on slide on the left, what's better than that?
Plus Jim Gordon on drums.
All of those Dominoes ♥️🎼
This during the Derek and The Dominos era...he collaborated with Duane Allman (playing slide guitar ) of The Allman Brothers Band on this project. They only recorded one album together but it's a classic and should be listened to in it's entirety.
OLD LOVE - That song is a killer...deep, deep blues (like this one). Eric can play and sing with the best ever. Two songs you'd love off his 'PILGRIM' album would be 'RIVER OF TEARS' (a masterpiece) and the title cut 'PILGRIM'
Good, you’re reacting to the Derek and the Domnioes version.
"Loan me a Dime" Boz Skaggs with Duane Allman. Duane Allman had a large body of session work in addition to Allman Brothers Band.
Eric has an all-blues covers album 'From the Cradle' (1994) that is outstanding. His acoustic live album "Unplugged" (1992) is exceptional.
This is the very first time I have heard this song. It has to be about Patty Boyd!
It's a survivor! Great friend of Jimi Hendrix! He played with all the guitar heroes on earth! They all respected him! Still touring! Yes, a real legend! But, you should listen to more live version of him in the 70's,it's my favourite period, he was really feeling bad, so he was playing the blues perfectly! Listen to Have you ever loved a woman, from the Crossroads live album, 1973 i think..... It makes me cry! Peace from France bro ✌️
if it wasnt for the blues there wouldnt be any rock and roll..
This is Derek and the dominos
Yes, please keep the blues coming....
Some really great musicianship on this classic album. Check out Duane Allman's slide solo!
Bobby Whitlock trashed Allman in his autobiography, saying Duane wasn't that great, couldn't make his guitar sing. Wow. Eric loved the guy. Whitlock a little jealous maybe?
A lot of people think Whitlock, since he was the nominal keyboardist in the band, played the lovely piano interlude in Layla but it was actually Jim Gordon, the drummer. That's like Ringo playing the organ part on Let It Be instead of Billy Preston.
@@John_Chu Jim Gordon, who was given co-songwriting credit for the piano part, actually stole the part from his girlfriend Rita Coolidge. He played it on “Layla”, and then engineer Tom Dowd asked Bobby Whitlock to put another piano track over it, saying Gordon’s sounded a little flat, so in fact they both played it on the released song.
Great to see you looking much happier than you were a couple of hours ago.
Good choice Chod. You should do "Blues Power" from his double album "Just one Night", it's a real banger. The whole double album is a blues power fest.
Eric Clapton does every style of music. He is one of the all time greats. His version of Over the Rainbow live is incredible.
Please do reaction to duet B.B KING CLAPTON live 1986 including steve Ray Vaughan
From 461 Ocean Blvd: 'Steady Rollin' Man' or 'I Shot the Sheriff' or 'Let it Grow' or 'Please Be With Me' or 'Give me Strength'......did I miss any, (yes)
Ahh. The Layla sessions. Nice. Play a couple more from that album. I always said it would be one of the three albums I would want if I was stranded on an island. The other two would be Allman Brothers at Fillmore East and maybe Waiting for Columbus by Little Feet. I could easily pick Eat A Peach.
BE THE FIRST WITH ANYDAY
Pray he can come back. Lost the feeling in his fingers and hands after the second jab. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 for full recovery!
You really must look at Frog Leap studios/Leo Moracchioli. Start with their/his cover of Africa, Sultans Of Swing or Dance Monkey.
Reediculous.........they know better than to mess with you.
This was originally part of the album 'Layla & Other Love Songs' by Derek and the Dominos. The album is definitely full of love songs but they're all about tortured love; love that rips a man's soul apart. This was one of the best with Eric Clapton and Duane Allman trading solos.
Please check ec live Gin House in Yokohama Japan where ec plays some slide. Please!
Don't give up we're with you I don't always watch every post but I do watch a lot of them and I really like your commentary after each one
John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers featuring Eric Clapton. Earlier great stuff. I learned guitar by jamming to that song and the others on the Layla album. Today I was just airing. Thanks
I don’t suggest albums often, but 24 Nights is 😍
Glad you’re getting into the blues! Check out some Buddy Guy!
Good for you to react in the face of the "strike" crap.
Please check out "Old Love" preferably live, but I understand the situation. I have seen it on TH-cam many times before however.
Standing there still, hence the nickname "Slow Hand".
Check out Steve Millers song Blues Without Blame from his Rock Love album. Effortless blues with the most amazing tone......
The man does not get enough credit for what he's done for the blues genre.
Duane Allman shared lead guitar with Eric on this rendition. Amazing guitar work by both of them.
Have you seen Duane Allman Boz Scaggs Can you loan me a dime
i always liked the live version of this song on "E.C. Was Here"
My friend i love ya but you have to pause
Let It Rain or The Core next please.
😊👍
Being and old dude, I prefer what I listened to, which is usually the studio versions.
It's all good, play what you can.
Now doesn't that feel better, it just washes away the BS of the day.
New artist for you to check out that I'm pretty sure you'll love - Saga...either On the Loose or Wind Him Up to start.
☮️💙💙💙🔥
You need to react to one of his live versions of this song 🔥
*Wilburn Reactions Family*
*CLAPTON IS GOD*
*Music is Life*
#LetChodfree
*PEACE*
Have you ever listened to Johnnie Taylor or Tyrone Davis? Please listen to Johnnie Taylor's "Jody's Got Your Girl and Gone" and Tyrone Davis' "Can I Change My Mind."
This is your basic blues. The kind of song you sing when your sitting around drinking with your friends. But you start making up your own words.
So glad to see you dropping more music. Perfect time for this PLAYING FOR CHANGE production of "GET UP STAND UP" with a great theme of standing up for your rights. Playing for Change project is a music charity and welcoming to getting the music and videos out there.
Check out Eric Clapton “One Chance” great best and background singing.
The vocal by EC is as good as the guitar solos
His nickname is Slow Hand. It just seems he is moving slow but making amazing noise!
This is the best album Eric Clapton ever released. He’s never topped it. But look at the band: Jim Gordon, Carl Radle, Bobby Whitlock, who had played together for a year and then another year with Clapton before Duane Allman was invited.
🤛🤜it was written "clapton is god".
This is Derek & the Dominos.
PLLLLEEEEAAASSSE react to Lost on You. by LP.
LP? Linkin Park?
this was a good version of this song, but his live versions are better. I strongly suggest that you listen to Five Long Years. if you can get a live version, go for it. And Gin House Blues has one of his best solos.
Live versions are so much better in my opinion but he really jammin on this!!!