FIRST TIME HEARING Eric Clapton - Cocaine REACTION
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#EricClapton - #Cocaine
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I knew someone in high school named Joe Kane and when he ran for class president his slogan was 'he don't lie, he don't lie, he don't lie...Joe Kane'. (this was the 1990s for the record)
Eric Clapton is the greatest guitar player of all times. A LIVING LEGEND!
I named one of my dogs Layla after his Derek and the Dominos song.
Not gonna lie, that was pretty clever. :)
@@Trifler500 I thought so too epically for a teenager
Lmao he would have had my vote
Great song! This came out when my son was about 3 and he decided that he needed to sing it at the top of his lungs while we were at the grocery store! I suggested that maybe he sing Jesus Loves Me instead. He looked at me and screamed ‘I don’t want to sing Jesus Loves Me! I want to sing Cocaine!! I could have just died! Kids!! 🤣🤣
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MY son loved this too ~But I told him the lyrics were "In the rain" lol lol
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If you want to hear it better listen to the person who wrote it JJ Cale. He also wrote After Midnight that Eric Clapton covered.
JJ Cale was amazing..
YASSSSSSS!!!!! The one and only version of this song!
THE best!
This is from the 1977 album Slowhand, which is also one of Clapton's nicknames. It's supposed to be an anti-drug song. Clapton had a well-publicized addiction to heroin and tried to wean himself off the powerful drug by using cocaine and alcohol instead. Two other excellent songs off the Slowhand album are Lay Down Sally and Wonderful Tonight.
The fact that he would view cocaine as a way to end addiction is fascinating. I didn't know this backstory.
I do know that cocaine's image as a "relatively harmless party drug" changed radically with the deaths of Len Bias and John Belushi. And of course that the emergence of crack as a more marketable street-level version also changed the way it was perceived by the public as well.
But in the mid-70's, I can see how it could have been viewed as "relatively harmless." Compared to heroin, almost *everything* is "relatively harmless."
@@marknash65 There was the whole thing where Pemberton invented the French Wine Coca which contained the ingredient cocaethylene (cocaine mixed with alcohol) for the purpose of battling morphine addiction for the wounded who got addicted. Morphine and heroin are both opiates. The invention of this drink (which later got stripped of the alcohol and cocaine parts in 1899 because of a social stigma surrounding the rampant use of cocaine at the time) lead to the creation of Coca Cola.
I guess the whole cocaine not being a "relatively harmless party drug" idea surged several times as well as it being the lesser evil in comparison to opiates like heroin.
"Clapton is God" -- Eric Clapton was the guitar hero of London before Jimi Hendrix hit the scene. He played with The Yardbirds ("Good Morning, School Girl"), John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers ("Ramblin' on My Mind"), Cream ("Sunshine of Your Love", "White Room", "Crossroads", "Badge"), Blind Faith ("Can't Find My Way Home"), Derek and the Dominos ("Layla"), and The Beatles ("While My Guitar Gently Weeps") -- all in the decade before he dropped "Cocaine" after scoring a hit with his cover of Bob Marley's "I Shot the Sheriff" in the seventies and the live version of "Cocaine" from his 1980 album "Just One Night" got a lot of radio airplay well into the eighties. And that's just scratching the surface.
@Mike Caetano Yet he's just a bland, carbon-copy derivative player. That's obviously popular, the same way Wonder Bread is...
@@nora22000 I guess that's why, when asked what it felt like to be the best guitarist in the world, he said "I dunno, go ask Prince"
To me, John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers were improved when Clapton left and Peter Green came in. So much more soul and feeling in Greenies playing.
@@nora22000 and you're an attention-seeking posturer who tries, and fails, to be edgy by trashing a guy with an amazing catalogue of music and international acclaim.
@@alanevans9692 He's derivative. Without black pioneers in blues and rock, he's nothing. Ironically (or maybe not) he's also a full-scale racist. Only amazing thing about him, really...
Back in the day, it didn't matter if you agreed with the topic, you just agreed with the music's rhythm and beat. Great dancing song. Take care and be well. Peace.
I agreed with the topic. The song is true. You can't get it back.
Absolutely!!🔥🔥🔥
Remember he said"You can't get it back, cocaine." It's a JJ Cale song meaning stimulants have uses, but you pay a price to motivate your life with it. Listen to some live versions and keep on, young Gentleman. 👍🤟✌️
I remember this song from high school times. 1977 was a good music year. 💜💜💜
There’s no way you wouldn’t love Eric Clapton’s version of “I Shot the Sheriff”.
Clapton, guitar, cocaine . . . timeless!
Let it grow is a beautiful song that never gets the airtime it deserves
The fender stratocaster he used when he recorded this song originally, he sold it at auction in the late 90's. It sold for $485k. He donated the money to charity.
Clapton is s guitar god. This is so smooth and an absolute classic.😁📀🎶❤️
He came out with the ballads pretty much after his little boy fell out of his apartment window and died. That's when Tears in Heaven came out.
Side note here- Clapton cleaned up at Hazelton here in Minnesota. One of the biggest donors there.
Everybody in the club hit the dance floor when this played
Truth!
ERIC CLAPTON "MOTHERLESS CHILD" & "SEE WHAT LOVE CAN DO"..CLASSICS.
This song was written and first sung by J.J Cale.
Love chilling to good tunes and hearing your thoughts buddy..great stuff as always.👏👏
Hello from Cody Wyoming! You totally cracked me up when you were just at the last part "Don't do drugs" You are one of my favorite reactors, you help me to get through my day...please never stop😊
Love this, absolute classic with a really dirty sounding guitar
This song was a huge hit back in the day , especially that era the drug of choice among all the “yuppies “ young urban professionals was cocaine & all the studio 54 regulars from what I’ve been told.
I was lucky enough to be brought up with this in my house!!! It payed the foundations for a diverse music journey ❤️
This song was written by Clapton's good friend and fellow blues artist, JJ Cale. 💕🎼✌️
One of the BEST SONGS EVER!!!!! Thank you for reacting to it!!! 🎵🎼🎶🥁🎸🎹🎙🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Guitar genius. Rated number one or two of 100 greatest guitarists.
Great reaction !!!
Great Reaction Jay. ❤️✌️🌼
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The base line is amazing in this!
Great song and reaction Thanks
Clapton is so amazing from the Yardbirds to John Mayall to Cream then Derek and the Dominoes. To finally solo artist. He’s always had amazing tone and phrasing and taste. Listen to All your love on John Mayalls. Blues breakers circa 1965 brilliant! He was like 17/18 simply amazing.
This one reminded me of another song about addiction that I'd love to see a reaction to. It's 'Nicotina (She's all That)' by Canadian rock band 'Big Sugar'. It features clever lyrics and great guitar!
Your knowledge is impressive!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥especially the bass!! Always love this song! Love Eric PERIOD!!! 💙✌️🤘🏼
Love me some Ol' Slowhand! Thanks I needed that! #jayveetv
Same riff of sunshine of your love
Eric is the guitarist who played with the beatles on "while my guitar gently weeps" he is a guitar god.
This song was written by JJ Cale, who was a friend +inspiration to Eric Clapton. EC made it more ROCK, than JJ"s soft sound version. Both are excellent.🎵👍
Omg great song great artist oxo
Try the songs of Cream and Derek(Eric) & The Dominos. Especially look for the jams that Der/Dom did with Duane Allman. They're mind bending!!
I saw him play in Indianapolis in 1994. It was a pure blues tour!
Great song! Not sure if you've done Layla or Wonderful Tonight yet, if not, PLEASE DO!
Now you gotta check out 'Tears in heaven' or 'Layla'.
My favorite Clapton song ❤
Hey Jay I heard an old song today that I hadn’t heard in ages & thought about you . I think you would enjoy it ! Give a reaction to Harper Valley PTA by Jeanie C Rilley if you haven’t already ( I couldn’t find it in your catalog if previous reactions). I remember all the words & the story of the song from back when I was kid of about 7 my mom had the record & used to blast it on Saturday mornings while we all did the house chores . Lol
Another great drug song: "Heroin" by The Velvet Underground ❤
Now you're getting closer to his best stuff. Great to watch you jamming on him! And yes sir, he's def a diety when it comes to the guitar! Lhm tho I hope you go deeper into his work. Esp his live shows!! ♡♡♡
Drivin that train, high on cocaine....another period song.
I always loved to sing this song at the top of my lungs..even when I was young 😂😂
Best guitarist EVER hands down!
Have you heard a singer called Dan Byrd a Belgian singer he released almost three albums in the early 82's and two songs were the best songs STAY & BOULEVARD
Great song Jay! I also like “Who Shot The Sheriff?” by Clapton. These were out when I was kid. You have Alexa, right? Ask or better yet, sing to Alexa “Who Shot The Sherif?” lol. I shocked my brother and nephews when I did that out of the blue when they bought me one.
Bob Marley And The Wailers did the original, superior version of that song.
@@MsAppassionata Yeah, I remember that. I just didn't want to get off-topic from Clapton.
It was "I Shot the Sheriff" and indeed was a Bon Marley original
I never heard this one. I know most of his later music. Great song.
Yet another Clapton cover from JJ Cale's stash of work.
When I was growing up in the 70's, every pub band in Australia used to have a bash at this.
King of cool! He was with Cream and others.
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This was HUGE at dances when I was in college.
It was a different time before we came to our senses ......at least those who survived did 😢🙏 to those who didn't and the lives that it changed
Eric Clapton amen Luciano Pavarotti-Holy Mother
JJ Cale wrote this song , this is Clapton’s cover version
The JJ Cale original is worth a listen.
In my humble opinion, it was against cocaine. He says "if you got bad news... cocaine ". I believe he was trying to convey the effects it has and to never use it as a crutch to solve your problems. My Mom had me listen to it at a young age and I never ever touched it once in my life.
Yeah, JJ Cale wrote the song, guitar lick included. A lot of anti-drug songs were written by someone using the drug.
awesome....
"HURT" by NIN is worth listening to. Very cool song.
There was actually outcry about this song making trying cocaine sound good, so in live performances he'll add "dirty cocaine" into the lyrics
SHE's GONE by STEELHEART cover by Denden Gonjalez Please check it out . This guy covered one of the hardest songs to sing.
The mandatory sequel to "Cocaine" is "China White" by the Scorpions.
I never heard the original version, but this is very good. He is not my favorite guitarist, but recognize his great talent, and yes, that solo was so good. The message are give it to us obviously is not the better, but i think it doesn't matter... cause still be a great song
They don't call him "slow hand" for nothing.
I played cocaine while I was in Hawaii on a ukulele and the guy at the store ripped it out of my hands and said that's not what that is meant for hahaha
Please Do Eric Clapton songs "After Midnight", "Promises" & "I Shot The Sheriff"
This is GREAT! Somebody asked Eric Clapton, "How does it feel to be the best guitarist in the world"? He answered, "I don't know, Ask Prince!" Look it up if you don't believe me. This is awesome though. I'm pretty sure that you already know that Prince played every instrument on his albums.
Urban legend. I've heard it said by every famous guitar player about other famous guitar players.
@@abc456f Your right, it is an urban legend. But Clapton did like Prince and posted this on his Facebook page a few days after Prince died - "I'm so sad about the death of Prince," he wrote on Facebook. "He was a true genius, and a huge inspiration for me, in a very real way. In the the '80s, I was out on the road in a massive downward spiral with drink and drugs. I saw Purple Rain in a cinema in Canada, I had no idea who he was, it was like a bolt of lightning! In the middle of my depression, and the dreadful state of the music culture at that time it gave me hope, he was like a light in the darkness."
Not sure if you have already you need to check out Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas Flood. If you enjoy Eric Clapton Stevie will blow your mind. As well check out Allen Stone Unaware or the duet with Teddy Swims Sara Smile.
If you're gonna listen to Texas Flood, be sure to find the "live at the El Mocambo" version.
While we're talking about guitarists, how about a reaction to Rory Gallagher, who Clapton described as "the man who got me back into the blues"?
Here are a few suggestions to start with
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If I'm not mistaken, Cocaine is a dogs name. JJ Cale wrote about his dog. Heard It somewhere.
If you like the early stuff from the 70s , please get to Cozy Powell, the god of drums with his Song „Dance with the devil „ It’s so full of energie.
"Cocaine is a helluva drug."
Great guitarist. If you like this try anything by Chris Buck.
Checkout The Core.
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That graffiti on the wall "Clapton is god" was seen all over London in the 60s, the man's a guitar legend.
It’s so relaxed that he could be singing about weed
I always thought the line was "She's alright, she's alright, she's alriiiight, cocaine."
I don't know if you've done 'Leila' from Clapton's beginnings in Derrick & the Dominoes, but either way compare Clapton's playing in that version of the song to the acoustic version he did in his solo career. You'll like it! As the sign said in your video still... "Clapton is God" (Although this Atheist would say he was like a god is imagined to be... :)
Layla
@@MsAppassionata Oops! Right 'Layla'. My Bad. :)
@@scottdebruyn7038 😁 No big deal really. Just thought you’d like to know.
Oh... I knew, but an old fart brain had a brain fart... :) (BTW, fart is an acronym... Fathers Against Radical Teenagers... Old age and cunning shall always overcome youth and exuberance!)
76 MULTI PLATINUM ALBUM ( SLOWHAND ) THE OTHER BIG HIT ON IT IS AND WAS : WONDERFUL TONIGHT :)
Try JJ Cale's version of this song, the original and best from the writer! Even Clapton would admit to this.
Pretending- Eric Clapton . Forever man - Eric Clapton.
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Now you really should check out JJ Cale.
You have to react to Chris Rea
You should react to , CREAM - STRANGE BREW (Official Music Video )
Want to surprise your coworkers at karaoke? This song will be a hit! 😆
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Even if you haven't got a sun roof 😅
Clapton's gifts are evident. The drummer, Eric Oldaker, was intense, as well. His use of symbols was among the best I've heard.
I agree,drummers cymbal work is beautiful ,
Joe Bonamassa's influence. You should check him out too, I think he's better.
Definitely. Clapton is overrated imo.
@@abc456f For sure.
@@SC-gp7kt I know it's not a popular opinion about Clapton but he's no Stevie Ray.
@@abc456f I don't like Clapton much anymore. Stevie was the GOAT!!!
@@SC-gp7kt He sure was.
LOTS AND LOTTTTSSSSS OF COKE WAS CONSUMED IN THE 70'S JAY!!! :) GOOD TIMES FOR SURE
Request: Tom Waits, I hope that I don’t fall in love with you.
Clapton is a guitar GOAT !!