ERIC CLAPTON - RIVER OF TEARS | REACTION
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No one mentioning the bass player, Nathan East? Most under rated bass player of all time. Eric Clapton has reasons he is the best living blues guitarist.
Nathan is AMAZING
If you watch the other musicians when Eric goes into this solo, they are all smiling knowing that they are part of something special. Clapton has altered his style a little as time has marched on, both in his dress appearance (sensible and comfortable attire - looks more like he should be watching a kids soccer game than playing a concert before thousands of fans) and he plays in a lower key to match his vocal range. I have been a fan of his music for more years than I care to say, and there is always one of his songs that will match whatever mood you're in at the time. One of my "new" favorites is his version of "Got to Get Better in a Little While - Live at Crossroads 2013" as we start to see some light in all this COVID mess.
That version of Got to Get Better in Little While in 2013 is fantastic. Especially given the fact that it is played by a 68-year-old legend!
@Robert LaBaw. Check out the Daily Motion video of him playing Don't Think Twice It's Alright at Bob Dylans 30th anniversary concert. Apart from having the CD , it's the only video version I have been able to find. A truly outstanding solo that had the rest of the players giving him an ovation. Enjoy.
MUSIC motivated him to continue on after Conor's death...MUSIC he said was what healed him....THANK YOU for reacting to this song😎
I just saw in the comments..OLD LOVE!
That's another great song of his I forgot about!🤦♀️♥️
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Never ♥️
@@marymarin3277 text your cellphone number or email address to my email address for few conversation due to security reasons. Ericclapton307@gmail.com
Eric Clapton is a legend and rightfully so. I haven't listened to this song for a long time, heartbreaking as it is, it was wonderful to hear it again. Somewhere I have a CD with this song on it, I think it is time to put it in my car and listen to it for a while again. Eric puts his feelings out through his guitar and his voice and together they take us into his private journey and struggle. Perfect blues. Thank you for reacting to this.
What a video! Clapton, Steve Gadd and the band making magic up on the stage in front of an adoring crowd and Chod doing what he does best, breaking down and appreciating the hell out of the music in front of an adoring crowd of TH-cam followers!! Bless you for bringing this music and this reaction to us, Chod!! Peace,
I never, never enjoyed the studio cut of this song on "Pilgrim." Simon Climie's production was ahead of its time and I realize that now, but it was such a departure from Clapton's "sound" for drum machines and trendy synths that I couldn't get my head around it. The guitar on the song is nothing at all like this, and it completely blew me away when I got to hear him do it live. I'm so glad there's concert footage of him doing it, because for more than 50 years he's always been so much better onstage than in the studio. I feel like people who see him live really understand his gift.
People who only hear his tracks on the radio really have no idea what the fuss is all about, and you can't really blame them. But this is the way he was meant to be heard.
you should really try more of Clapton when he was with Cream! Sitting on Top of the World studio version is my favorite cream song by far
That as when he wS at his best before he totally burnt out on cocaine and other things!
@@Newcastle423 You May Be From The block though you know nothing about Clapton’s struggles even when he was growing up!
@@Newcastle423 I read the biography about him some years ago so I do know more than you think. You are in denial or maybe the Nile River that is🤪
@@Newcastle423 I have also followed him and many other musicians since the 1960’s as I am 61 and not a kid, nor a fool so good luck Chuck or Jonny from the block! Which block were you from? Arthur Ave.or Allerton Ave.? 🤪
Old Love is another great number, especially when he jams with Robert Cray.
And Before You Accuse Me, Clapton and Grey both do tremendous solos.
@@dickcnormis1444 Yeah, love that Journeyman album, it’s my favorite of his. Amazing how he could perform so well when he was still a big time drinker.
Steve Gadd on Drums. Does not get any better than that
YES he kills it
Indeed it does get better. One More Car One More Rider.
If you ever see Clapton live, where he's the headliner, it's a guarantee that he will be surrounded by great musicians. At the concert where this video was recorded, he wanted a sax player for some of the songs so he goes out and gets David Sanborn! Who wouldn't want to play with a legend?
He once said that he went to the only place he could go and that was back into music. No matter what was happening he always used music to find his way through it. That man is one of the few people to truly have his guitar plugged straight into his heart. You can hear it and you can definitely feel it.
Like many great artist through time, Clapton has always turned his pain into legendary greatness.
My favorite rock guitarist of all time. He can make it cry.
Thanks, have you ever been to any of my concert?
@@ericclapton3118 unfortunately not, I’m in a very rural part of central Florida and never heard of you being anywhere reasonably close. Awesome to hear from you though! 💖
@@susanpeterson9947 that's nice, I would love to add you to my special fan club if you mind text me your email address or cellphone number to my email address due to security reasons for few conversation. ericclapton307@gmail.com
Eric plays the blues. Blues is all bout coping with a bad, or sad situation, at times. His every loss just serves to feed his music.
he stayed in the game cuz it's not really a game to some. he IS music. people knock him a lot, but what an INCREDIBLE body of work. no..not everything he did was a home run...not everything was even good...but, name me one artist who has batted 1.000. There's a reason he's a 3 time Rock n roll HOF (as messed up as the hall is) inductee....and he could even be considered twice more in my opinion for Derek and the Dominoes and Blind Faith.
Nathan East on bass...one of the best.
I saw this concert at MSG about 25 yrs ago. It was the first crossroads festival with Sheryl crow,Dave Sanborn and Mary j Blige. Do yourself a favor, get the DVD. He duets with Sheryl crow on little Wing with Sanborn on sax and Steve Gadd on drums. God Lord it was great!
Didn't know this one. Beautiful song.
suggest Eric Clapton and Joe Bonamassa doing "Further On Up The Road" live at the Royal Albert Hall.
Try reacting to Clapton at his rock ‘n roll peak when he was a guitar God! Sunshine of Your Love ,and Badge!
Thanks for posting 😢songbut played allways different 😊love you eric for ever😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
His emotions is raw in this song!
For a beautiful tune, Chod, try “My Father’s Eyes“. You’ll be able to relate it to your father. Really good tune. A fun tune that I’ve never seen a reaction to is “if I don’t be there by morning“ off the live “24 nights“ album. If you want a slow, beautiful tune, another one no one has ever reacted to, try “Another Ticket”. A couple fun upbeat numbers are “pretending“, “tangled in love“ and “She’s Gone”. And a beautiful earlier song (1974) is “let it grow“. A fun funky blues number, even earlier is “bad boy“.
This is the second cut from the Pilgrim album. Clapton said he decided to make the saddest album he could. The first cut, "My Father's Eyes," is another killer song...and of course it is sad as well. Great album that shows Clapton in his full maturity and mastery of his craft.
One of the very best. 🔥 good reaction
Thank you for liking my aspirations hope you don't stop?
Steve Gadd absolutely kills it.
Not the most famous of his songs, but one of my favorites. He's a "rocker" whose been a student of and "seeking" the blues all his life!
Pleeeease. Do yourself a huge favor. Same convert. “Old Love”. Massive solo that will fill your soul.
Thanks, have you ever been to any of my concert?
@@ericclapton3118 just in case you are the actually Eric Clapton... yes, the one in Dallas in 2019. But sadly, I think this is a fake account. I only see 5 subscribers so ummm...
👍👍Slowhand!!!
Clapton couldn't put down his Gataur anymore than you could quit eating!!! 🤷🏻♂️
The blue's master!!!
Do layla!!!
Gotta love "Slow Hand" ,His vocals are very underrated in my opinion but probably has more to do with how talented he is on guitar.. "Bellbottom Blues" one of his best of many..
Listen to Change The World, Eric plays great acoustic, this is an R&B style song with great bass .
Thank you. Beautiful.
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@@cindyfalstrom7231 thanks, where are you from?
@@cindyfalstrom7231 I would to add you to my special fan club if you mind text your cellphone number or email address to my email address for few conversation due to security reasons. Ericclapton307@gmail.com
U should react to "Wonderful Tonight " live you ...it's a must see!👍♥️
Thanks, hope you don't stop liking my aspirations?
Yes to a strong character of E.C. _ IF you have not done so already - one of these evenings when you are kick'n back put on those head phones to listen to the live concert for the 50th Anniversary of Yes live from the Apollo in 2018 _ Since you mentioned the organ here and in some vids of yours i've heard in the past couple days Rick Wakeman is sporting 9 keyboards, if i got the count right?; on this stage performance _ no reaction needed just enjoy _ i always do thumbs up no matter, like your style including the screen set up with larger size for the musicians, thnx. . . :>)
Great tune and words expressing a feeling deep inside: "River of Tears " is an old favorite of mine and can be found in a "acoustic" version as well on his Chronicles album. Another song similar you might enjoy with similar overtones is "Floating Bridge" on Eric Clapton Blues.
Acoustic version was just released. There is no acoustic version on Chronicles.
My error. I thought it was however when I downloaded the Chronicles album it filled in acoustic under Gen;re. My error I guess. I know he had worked on a version during the last year or so while not on tour. I will have to seek out the album or at least the song.
@@michaelgrillo4333 You can get the version on TH-cam. Actually the whole lockdown sessions are on TH-cam.
This entire concert is remarkable. This is from a 1999 concert that was the precursor to Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festivals, which raise money for the alcohol and drug rehab center he founded. Guest performers included Mary J Blige, Sheryl Crow, Bob Dylan, and David Sanborn.
That concert’s versions of Layla and Wonderful Tonight (with a great turn from Katie Kissoon, one of the backup singers) are excellent, but I urge you to react to a lesser-known, but brilliant song called Old Love. th-cam.com/video/thDDr-3HiYU/w-d-xo.html. Not only is Clapton’s playing brilliant, the keyboards solo by Tim Carmon is astonishing. I’ve never heard anything like it before.
Your insights in Clapton are very interesting, because you only know a little of his history. Clapton had a long history of addiction with heroin and alcohol. It is amazing is that he did not relapse after Conor’s death. Many of his friends feared he would. Instead, he came back a few years later with Tears in Heaven and the Unplugged album, which were some of his most successful work.
In a way, the Clapton that emerged in the early 1990s was a more settled, more self-assured performer. If you look over just history, he always seemed to be trying to find a sound. He went from leaving the Yardbirds because it wasn’t pure enough blues to the heavier blues-psychedelia of Cream to the angsty, southern blues sound of Derek and the Dominos (which he formed using a pseudonym to avoid the expectations that came with being a guitar god) to a soft-rock of the 70s to the slick, over-produced 80s albums. (Some of that stuff was so bad, Clapton feared his record label would drop him.) There were good songs all along and he remained an incredible live performer, but I always thought he never felt comfortable being Eric Clapton, guitar god. After Tears and Unplugged, that seemed to change. He seemed to embrace being a guitar legend and realized he could play whatever he wanted. If he wanted to do an album with BB King or JJ Cale or a tour with Steve Winwood, he could. If he wanted to host multi-day music festivals that brought together the best guitarists in the world, he could. So I think what you see in this concert and in later Clapton music is a more relaxed and self-confident man who doesn’t need to prove anything to anyone. And it shows in how brilliantly he plays and how he lets the other performers have their moments to shine as well.
You should really experience the Crossroads Guitar Festivals. Eric has thrown regular fundraisers for his Crossroads Centre drug treatment center (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossroads_Centre), and the talent (Albert Lee, B.B. King, Jeff Beck, Keith Richards, Keith Urban, Robbie Robertson and Robert Cray) is amazing.
Trust Me On This One My Music Lovin Brother,, ERIC CLAPTON "MOTHERLESS CHILD"
Stills Clapton Hendrix together
Stanky blues guitar. "Go back home"
From the album Stephen Stills
Please do “old love” the unplugged version. Chuck Leavell Tate’s up that piano!!
"Tomorrow Never Knows," by The Beatles is a different side of them that drove people mad!!! Check it out!!!
Eric can make a guitar whisper, talk, cry, sing,scream and whatever other emotion there is. He can because he has experienced them
ok you im coming back at you with a request for Leon Russell Song For You or Delta Lady or Lady Blue thanks oh and you will Love the keys in all his song's
Please react to Pretending official video? One of my many favorites by him.✌❤
MSG 1999? I'd of played the 2001 Staples Center version from One More Car One More Rider if you're gonna go with a live version. Much better.
😊👍
You should check out a song called, A Girl in Trouble by Romeo Void
I'm glad someone finally reacts to the song it's one of my favorites
Me too. I love how his solo is to me, the chaos in his life
A year from now, maybe settle down
*Where no one knows my face*
You're kidding, right? You're so popular. I'm sure *EVERYONE* knows your face by now.