Eric Clapton - Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Live from the Fillmore) [Nothing But the Blues]
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Eric Clapton's "Have You Ever Loved A Woman" from 'Nothing But The Blues' recorded live at the Fillmore in San Francisco.
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From the forthcoming 'Nothing but the Blues' Available in the following configurations:
BLU-RAY AND DVD
Eric Clapton’s lifelong passion for the blues burns brightly in Nothing But The Blues. The film - which was broadcasted once in the U.S. on PBS in 1995 and nominated for an Emmy® Award - has been upgraded to 4K for its long-awaited official release. Written and produced by Scooter Weintraub and executive produced by Martin Scorsese, the documentary includes an in-depth interview with Clapton conducted by Scorsese. Throughout the interview, Clapton discusses his love for the blues and the profound impact bluesmen like Muddy Waters and B.B. King had on his music. Many of those artists (Robert Johnson, Howlin’ Wolf, Buddy Guy, T-Bone Walker) appear in the film through vintage performances, interviews, and photographs. The film also features 20 previously unreleased live performances recorded in 1994 during the legendary guitarist’s tour supporting From The Cradle, his Grammy-winning, multi-platinum blues album.
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Eric Clapton’s lifelong passion for the blues burns brightly in Nothing But The Blues. The soundtrack features more than an hour of previously unreleased live performances recorded in 1994 during the legendary guitarist’s tour supporting From The Cradle, his Grammy-winning, multi-platinum blues album. The film - which was broadcasted once in the U.S. on PBS in 1995 and nominated for an Emmy® Award - has been upgraded to 4K for its long-awaited official release. Written and produced by Scooter Weintraub and executive produced by Martin Scorsese, the documentary includes an in-depth interview with Clapton conducted by Scorsese.
The Super Deluxe Edition comes with the documentary on Blu-ray, the soundtrack on both 2-LP vinyl and CD, a bonus CD with four extra tracks “Driftin’,” County Jail Blues,” “Kid Man Blues,” and “It’s Too Bad,” and an exclusive hardcover book with memorabilia, including a numbered lithograph, 12x24 poster, Clapton guitar string set, custom guitar picks, and an exclusive bandana.
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Eric Clapton’s lifelong passion for the blues burns brightly in Nothing But The Blues. The 2-LP of the soundtrack features 18 previously unreleased live performances recorded in 1994 during the legendary guitarist’s tour supporting From The Cradle, his Grammy-winning, multi-platinum blues album. Clapton’s longtime co-producer, Simon Climie, has remixed the audio from those performances from the original multi-tracking recordings.
The previously unreleased live performances on Nothing But the Blues serve as a vital counterpart to From The Cradle, which was recorded in the studio. While several songs appear on both (“Motherless Child,” “Standing ’Round Crying,” and “I’m Tore Down”), the performances are entirely different. The release also includes songs that did not appear on From the Cradle, including Jimmy Rogers’ “Blues All Day Long” and Robert Johnson’s “Malted Milk,” as well as the standards “Every Day I Have The Blues” and “Forty-Four.”
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Eric Clapton’s lifelong passion for the blues burns brightly in Nothing But The Blues. The CD of the soundtrack features 17 previously unreleased live performances recorded in 1994 during the legendary guitarist’s tour supporting From The Cradle, his Grammy-winning, multi-platinum blues album. Clapton’s longtime co-producer, Simon Climie, has remixed the audio from those performances from the original multi-tracking recordings.
The previously unreleased live performances on Nothing But the Blues serve as a vital counterpart to From The Cradle, which was recorded in the studio. While several songs appear on both (“Motherless Child,” “Standing ’Round Crying,” and “I’m Tore Down”), the performances are entirely different. The release also includes songs that did not appear on From the Cradle, including Jimmy Rogers’ “Blues All Day Long” and Robert Johnson’s “Malted Milk,” as well as the standards “Every Day I Have The Blues” and “Forty-Four.”
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I don’t care what anyone says about his Cream or Derek years. Clapton was at his absolute virtuosic peak in the late 80s-mid 90s. He got off drugs, dusted off his 335, and just let it freakin fly. Some of the best guitar playing you’ll ever hear.
I’m inclined to agree. It was his last, finest peak.
lotta accuracy in this comment. he peaked more than once and most peope do NOT do that. id say 68’ (you cant deny the final year of Cream), Layla Sessions, around 78’ and then again around 89’-95’. hes a virtuoso through and through
@@JJDoole yes!! last peak!! i read this after my comment. so glad someone else agrees
I heard EC in Pittsburgh in 2013. When I tell people I heard Clapton in his prime, they invariably ask, "When, in the Late Sixties?" My response is, "No, in Clapton's late 60's."
As another poster said, EC has peaked several times.
He may not be God, but his playing is divine.
He is a absolute legend. I listen to Eric Clapton because of my dad and is friend. I am only 33 years old. Is music is so good.
No one mentions his voice. He has a superb tone! Such a wonderful voice and yes he is an insanely good guitarist
His voice is out of words
1:51. 2:23
@pabloperez4063 "out of this world", maybe? Otherwise, it makes no sense
Heavy Freddie King influence in the voice and guitar playing
And in 'sinner's prayer", in that same concert shows more that incredible voice he has
clapton and a gibson, what a duo.
You can hear the Freddie King influence. Eric at his most powerful...and soulful.
I wonder if it's a Marshall he's playing through?
@@chicagoslayerits his twin tweed
The older I get, the more I appreciate this man!
Absolutely!!!!!! I’m 66 and been listening since Cream days!!!☮️☮️♥️♥️
I'm 30 and I adore him! Can't wait to see him in Dublin in May! I was also at the Jeff Beck Tribute last year! It was amazing!
Me too!
He plays with his whole body and soul . . . and he sings from his heart . . .
True!
I agree with you about the statement of Eric playing THIS song! But, I’ve been listening to and watching many other videos by Clapton, (I’m 67 and grew up with him so to speak) and this one is the ONLY one I’ve seen where I can honestly say that he puts his entire body and soul into it! Most of the time (and no criticism intended bc it makes me no less fonder of his playing) he plays rather ‘laid back’ and doesn’t emote like in this one. I absolutely ❤ this video!
I think he completely loses himself in the music on this performance.
@@elainemeyer5062Eric and his whole band want you to hold their beers on this one!!!
ruclips.net/video/h_eiCcX263Y/видео.htmlsi=wrGgu3AVWuAcUYbK
@@elainemeyer5062I agree. I've seen him 6 times-always kept eyes on Eric. He used to stand pretty still, but danced in the shadows while others took the lead...but here- he puts his whole body into what he's singing!! Love it ❤
This not only proves Clapton is an amazing blues guitarist, but also a very talented blues singer⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hello! I don't mean to bother you, but for
some reason you came up in the comment box but I do not think I know you, I thought I just write and say hello, maybe we could be friends, I hope you are comfortable with that 😍
He is just trying to copy "Freddie King", his main influence, like many other great singer/guitarists...
@@ajsmusic2561 So did Shakespeare, AJ, only Shakespeare and EC both did it better than anybody else.
@@johncaswell2605 He was simply born with an incredible talent. Pure luck and am sure he realizes it...
@@charlesfuller3464 Thanks You so much
One of the best guitarists in the world.
No. HE IS the best guitarist in the world. He would be 2nd if Jimi was alive.
a little calm, clapton is just god
THE
Clapton is God
Clapton is no.1 to me ALWAYS. Couldn't really get into Hendrix.
I could listen to a loop of this for the rest of my life. A masterpiece.
I totally agree! Pure passion!!!
@Honest Mark Recording some new videos
Me too, incredible musicianship.
Agreed! Unreal - listen to him my whole life - this version is raw emotion
Me too! All of his blues!!!
When Eric plays, it's "Nothing but the Blues!" 🔥🔥🔥🤟🤟🤟
God
Eric Clapton is amazing still in 2022 🎸 🎸 🎸 🎸
Did you hear that Robert Cray no longer wants anything more to do with Eric because of a song Eric & van Morrison made & Robert Cray took it to be a racist !!! Are you kidding me both Eric & Robert all played together & were friends so how after all these yrs could he think that he's a racist that's just BS & I'M SO TIRED OF EVERYONE COMING DOWN ON ERIC CLAPTON OVER #1 THE SHOT & # 2 HIS SONG 🎵
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH EVERYONE !!!
#ERICCLAPTON #1
HUGE FAN & THE BEST GUITAREST & BLUES PLAYER & ROCKER & SONG WRITER
FROM A FAN A 4 EVER FAN
and when he sings...It is erotic
@@deblynn8178 That's the times we're living in. Pretty soon nobody will want to talk or write for fear it will be taken out of context.
You know what I don't get? When people say that Clapton is overrated. Like come on, overrated in what way? That guitar is an extension of his being and he plays the blues in the EXACT way the blues should be played. With feeling. He's just a superb, superb guitarist.
The best guitarist in the world
I'm SO glad Eric rejected "pop" for the blues. His guitar playing is beyond amazing and his voice has that wonderful grit and cry. I could listen to him all day. Sometimes I do! 😊
Eric really epitomises the phrase 'Just because you can, doesn't mean you always should'. Here, he really lets it all go and shows just how much he can fly when he wants to.
That’s why he’s the best of the best…
It"s not how many notes you play. It's what notes you play,and when you play them. This is definitely one of Eric"s best live performances!
Yep. Most of what hes playing there is just 5 note pentatonic scale. What an incredible variation of sound he still gets just using different rhythmic sequences.
@@FerrisFlyer True dat! Some people say Eric Clapton isnt that good because he`s just playing the pentatonics. Man, if you can play the pentatonic in such a vocal way, then you are a god damn pro. Also Eric made that stuff popular, alone for that he deserves all he has.
@Daniel Barrett I agree!!! This is a well constructed solo. Like it has a beginning, middle & end. To me the use of space towards the beginning of the solo is something that EC does not always use to enough effect
@@paulreese3071 Agree. Love eric but, especially from the 90s, sometimes he overplays. Still lots of crazy performances from this tour
@@FerrisFlyer he is playing 8 notes scale and following changes..
Every damn song ever did to me is the absolute greatest. He is my hero!!!!!!!!!!!
It doesn't get any better than this.
He can make a 335 really cry and scream out loud.
Eric Clapton pours his soul out through that guitar. Thank you, Sir.
Eric so fucking good with his 335
This album was some if not the best playing in his career.
This is amazing. Clapton with a Tweed Twin and his ‘64 es335 was peak tone in my opinion.
Absolutely. While they say the tone is in fingers and not in the guitar or the rig. But Clapton was just a different animal before he switched to Strats from 335.
Wasn't this Soldano with marshall cab era tho
@@user-qw6qm2ms9g It was prior, however you can see the 2 Twins behind him in this video! That was also a great tone for Clapton too though!
Sleepy time time for me...of Live Cream vol 1. Best guitar sound in my opinion for me
@@williamblakeestell Now I do realise the tone got slightly harsher with more presence in high than the rather dark, smoother soldano 335 tone! Hard to decide which setup I prefer :P Thanks Blake for all your insights!
I've loved Eric for over half a century, and of course of course he's always been a brilliant guitarist, but his vocal on this song is KILLER!
Me too! I’ve been listening to him for about the same number of years (I’m 67), and I was absolutely amazed when I heard how good his voice was. You can see how much emotion is coming from deep within his heart and soul, especially in this particular video! He has the ability to make his guitar ‘sing’ and even ‘cry’ at times too with just as much feeling. One of my top favorites of all times!
There are lots of other bootlegs in RUclips from this tour when he sings and plays 20 x 100 better than the filmore
I agree, so much!!, it's a shame and a sin!😁
2:29 "Yeeeaahhh"
That's when Eric knows that magic is gonna happen from the point on! Such a beauty this guy is!
I've been spent much money for the bootleg CDs, VHSs and DVDs to get the best quality recording of abandoned "Nothing but the Blues" PBS broadcast. Now at last, my dream would come true! So excited that I could enjoy this material in superb quality. Will get CD, LP, Blu-Ray etc. All of them! Can't wait the release date.
I was gonna write a letter to Clapton begging him to release this thing aha!
I've had a bootleg copy of this performance for 20 years and have listened to it hundreds of times. At around 4:44 this clip diverges from the version that was broadcast on the original documentary and posted for years here on RUclips.
@@sprague49 can't wait to have the official dvd!
Mid Valley, Tarantura, Beano … 😉
Eric still living on blues power.
There is something about Eric on a Gibson that his Fender days can never match.
Not true
Clapton is God
Damn I love watching him play that 335. The first guitar I bought was my Epiphone 335 in cherry red. Mainly because of videos of Clapton playing his Gibson.
closed eyes you could imagine BB King
In this instance, Freddie King
MOTHER OF GOD AND SWEET BABY JESUS !!!
This one of the best recordings, and i been Listening to Clapton since 1964
@peter Karlberg in ‘64 his best blues solos were those recorded on the songs “have you heard(about my baby) on the John Mayal blues breakers LP, and “Sleepy Time time” on Fresh Cream IMO setting early standards for the quintessential 12 bar blues solo. the solo on”have you ever loved a woman” is another of the same and even longer
Eric is the man! He understands freedom as well! Thumbs up to he for speaking out on these draconian lockdowns and mandates. Bless you Eric!
My thoughts exactly he gets my full support ✌️🇬🇧
He was injured by the vaccine & attacked for speaking about it. He even said that he thought he may never be able to play the guitar again. Thank God he is still able to.
@@tinaarko6821 yep. So many of my musician friends threw him under the bus.
I love you Eric , my inspiration ❤️🎸🎸
Great song
Better audio, better visuals.. music heaven.
Still a Living God.
Thanks for your love and support over the years,I appreciate you alot feel free to contact me through my email address on the description of the channel 🥰❣️
Beautiful ! Thank you so much, Eric Clapton !👌😘👏👏👏
Hello! I don't mean to bother you, but for
some reason you came up in the comment box but I do not think I know you, I thought I just write and say hello, maybe we could be friends, I hope you are comfortable with that 😍
One of the greatest and #1 for me. He was on absolute fire around this time!
Clapton really lives for the blues and it loves him back here
Incroyable d'intensité et de dévotion pour le Blues. La façon avec laquelle il démarre la chanson, avec le "so much" hors micro montre à quelle point il est complètement habité. La scène, le public, on dirait que plus rien n'existe à ce moment-là.
Beautifully said!
Jesus christ that 335 opens up like a London bus parade on a hot August afternoon. When Eric turns it up around 3m40s, it just sings! So beautiful even prior to that, when just breaking up, as well. I always felt that the 335 made him play his best stuff, the tone of this cherry red definitely inspired him.
This is my favourite version of this song btw, closely followed by the 1996 Hyde Park version, but this one edges it. What I did love about the Hyde Park gig was how he went from Tore Down straight into Have You Ever Loved a Woman, it was brilliant.
Eric and a Gibson guitar is a perfect match.
We have the success to the unplugged album which I believe gave him The guts to do exactly what he wanted to do and not what the record companies wanted him to do. He wanted to play the blues, and nothing but the blues! In my humble opinion this is Eric Clapton at his best!
100% agree
That's trouble and pain. ✌️🔥
He's a master, period. Whoever invented the electric guitar had Eric Clapton in mind as the only one who could play it to its full potential.
till Eric hears for the first time Jimi Hendrix....Eric stood backstage with shaking hands...asking himself whether Jimi was that good...see the BBC docu: ruclips.net/video/KPJgtQwtVVA/видео.html
but Jimi was, nd I think it was Jimi who fully understood what an electric guitar can do..
nevertheless...this is a real great playing, we had a concert with him in the seventies and he's much better here..
You probably will change your mind after listened to some Hendrix albums...
I just can’t get enough of this guy and his guitar ❤️🎸❤️
I'm 62. I was into hard rock in the 70s 80s..the only song I knew was "cocaine" as time went on I became a blues lover..Clapton IS the best he's got is own genre...
"Sir Clapton...A Knight of Shining Hope who magically speaks volumes through his "slow hand"
🇨🇦Much Love Brother.
DAMN!!!
That’s it, right there - Eric wailing with that fire red Gibson. Sensual delirium. Delicious!
When it comes to guitar, Clapton just gets the blues and I think no one on a guitar has interpreted the blues as well and as consistently as EC.
Keep up be strong everybody spreading good vibes is never enough fans love youuuuu guys
Hello! I don't mean to bother you, but for
some reason you came up in the comment box but I do not think I know you, I thought I just write and say hello, maybe we could be friends, I hope you are comfortable with that 😍
Eric thanks for turning me on to the blues. Truly you are a talent unmatched. I can listen to your playing all day . Thank you
Clapton at his PEAK! Not just electric, six string perfection - of course - but those gutsy "I feel AWFUL!" vocals! What a set of pipes!
My fave Clapton song (I know he didn’t write) and now my favorite performance, previously Hyde park 96. Watching this actually brought a tear to my eye - just perfection
Check out this playlist, all Have you ever performance from this tour. The 10/12 is mind blowing ruclips.net/p/PL71bFT8aFXOa_s-nwCRKmxTsEEYvPA3dR
Agreed!x
Running down my spine x
Totally agree !!
And he changes it every time! And it's always special,I'm going straight to H Park now ,! pleasure.and Memories, Delicious x
Ahhhh the feels! Love Sir Eric Clapton!
Hello! I don't mean to bother you, but for
some reason you came up in the comment box but I do not think I know you, I thought I just write and say hello, maybe we could be friends, I hope you are comfortable with that 😍
I saw this “Nothin’ But The Blues” concert at the old Omni in Atlanta Georgia.. it was a spectacular concert. It was 2 1/2 hours of sheer bliss, I didn’t ever want it to end !!
So jealous.. it’s confined to RUclips now in small rare glimpses.. unreal when he is in the mood he’s something else. Timing and feeling and sings like a god..
Anytime I have ever seen him I don't want it to end
May I just say, you lucky mother fudging god that's not fair🤬 I bet he was amazing wasn't he ?
@@gazzaboy2531977
Found a vinyl pressing of it for about $166
Saw the two nights in Miami that probably was less than a week before. Incredible shows.
This is the first time I’ve ever really seen Eric totally go off with his heart & soul. Chills & goosebumps❤❤❤❤❤
Eric Clapton goes absolute crazy in this !! Gorgeous!
I love his smile at around 3:45....he’s feelin’ it - pure joy. He can’t help himself. This is what music is all about. I’ve watched this at least 20 times since he released it. It’s pure bliss every time. He’s my all-time favorite artist, musician. Love to see him on the Gibson. Thank you for releasing this amazing live concert, EC. I smile the whole time I watch this, and shake my head in amazement. You’re the best!
That's the sound of a man who has loved a woman so much... who belongs to his very best friend... channelling the spirit of Freddie King... and adding a fire that's all his own
EC's always been a 'guitar man', but his singings gotten much better, too. Put in some horns and Freddie's smiling down from blues heaven.
Oh my God I am blown away thank you
Awesome! One of the best performance of Mr Eric Clapton! A complete blues licks vocabulary!
and thats what freedom sounds like
Juste incroyable de donner ainsi son âme ....... 💖🎶💖🎸💖 C'est plus que de l'art, c'est aussi de la souffrance.... Clapton a été très loin, même jusqu'au bout de sa vie pour développer son Art !!! Et quand en plus le malheur inomable sans mêle ; comment a t'il fait pour survivre à ces années....
Heureusement le Bonheur est réapparu un jour ,et à 78 ans il est toujours fantastique! Un vrai Troubadour Enchanteur 🌟🎸🎶🎸
Such a brilliant record ❤
Props to Eric! In my top 3 and there is no order to my top 3.
Who are the other 2?
Well said my friend! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@raquelsoares3953 Johnny Winter
prince.
eric.
prince & eric.
EC does an excellent job with Freddie King's classic.
Never thought I'd click this fast on an eric Clapton video
Eric Clapton is on fire 🔥
Love the Blues 🎸 & his voice is still so great 👍
So glad we can get out now & have fun !!! Love you Eric
Your great as always ✌ ☮
So glad he survived the jab.
@@paulwooton4390 hello !
I'm Debbie ! Not sure what you mean by jab but if your talking shot for covid he got alot of flack for that I watched a 2 part video on it and van Morrison came to his aid but everyone was on his case about it !! I did not get one & I won't that's my choice
Eric Clapton was done wrong
After he did get it done he got very sick very sick !!
#EricClapton#1% ❤ 💙 💜
@@deblynn8178 yes, that's what I meant. I share your appreciation and respect for E.C. for the music, and especially after taking an outspoken and unpopular position re: the vax. Time is validating his concern.
@@paulwooton4390
Thanks for ur reply ! I'm on RUclips alot for music & videos . I like to watch
The real music observer he talks about musicians & there life's but my favorite was when he asked Eric Clapton for a interview he excepted so of course I watched it was in 2 pts & learned alot about what had happened to him in regards to the thing as they called it ( jab ) & who the public had reacted I have to say it was sad ! But as a fan myself & you as well check it out if you like 👍 I subscribed so I get to hear all he talks about its very informative !
Just thought you'd like to know your under no obligation lol 😆 🤣 !!
Have a great day. ✌ ☮
To Mr Eric Clapton !! I just heard the news about
Robert cray no longer wants anything to do with you over a song you & Van Morrison wrote " this is crazy if you know Eric Clapton at all you of all people would know better than to think that song is racist in anyway shape or form !! The real music observer said it well & had your back on this just as I do & I'm sure many others !!
I've heard that song & your reading way to much into it
You both have played together for yrs so how can you think of him in this way !
I love to watch the real music observer because he's real & very informative on many subjects !! It was sad to hear this coming from Robert cray
Eric Clapton you do what you do best you play guitar 🎸 & sing & write music 🎶 I'm here as a fan 100% 😉 !
#EricClapton ❤ 💙 🎸 🎶 ✌ ☮ 🕊
You are a amazing musician.... thank you Mr Clapton!!
@Honest Mark fine thanks
Nothing but the Blues was his best album. He was at his best playing the Blues
A Classic Blues By Freddie King in a Historic Place By The One And Only Eric Clapton🎸Now I've been a Slowhand Fan For Over 44 Years And Erics Music And His Love To The Blues,Opened Up My Mind To The Music of Freddie,Albert,And BB And Muddy Waters And Robert Johnsen.Together with The Rolling Stones.Most Important It Became My Fortress When Ever Hardtimes Or Hardchips Came Into My Life And So On.Loosing so many people in my life,goin to so many crossroads..But 3 Things Never Let Me Down All Thru My Life》Eric Music,My Faith In God,And The Power The Blues,R&B Music.From The Craddle To The Grave,From Here To Eternity♾Thank You Eric Clapton And God Bless You Always🙏Psalm 121
Can never understand why he chooses a Strat when he gets this tone from a Gibson. Thick, crunchy & raw blues!
If it's a strat how does he get a Gibson tone? Serious question. Does he have Gibson pickups or humbuckers?
EC at his most sublime best. I saw this tour in NYC. One of the most memorable concerts for me💙🎤🎶🎸
Wow!
For me Irving Plaza 28th Nov 1994 (last show of the tour) was his absolute peak performance. Ever.
Hello! I don't mean to bother you, but for
some reason you came up in the comment box but I do not think I know you, I thought I just write and say hello, maybe we could be friends, I hope you are comfortable with that 😍
@@CompleteCretin as far as I have come across some songs in Yt, Irving plaza seems to be the best of from the cradle. Is there the whole gig in RUclips available with good sound? Anybody knows?
@@pabloperez4063 I did reply but it seems to have vanished, so again 26th/27th have the best sound (almost soundboard quality) but 28th is a little worse but still okay. All the examples I easily find on YT are from 28th but the others may be there.
What a great guitar player : the Best of the Best, no other 🥰 Love him forever and Always 💖🎸🎸🎸💖
Heart be still ❤ have always loved when Eric Clapton does this song
Smiles, hello Donna 🌺😊
Maybe we all love Eric not just for being a great musician or a great guitarist but mostly because of his love for music and blues
Thank you for releasing this. Holding it for nearly 30 years makes me appreciating it more because there's not enough great music like this on the radio anymore.
Simply the best in the world ,no other guitarist can touch . Unfortunately both me and my better half can't make the Royal Albert next weekend. Have been to all concerts for years . Will miss the opportunity and excitement greatly . Hope it's a good one 👍🤭
Slowhand : he Is It Man , Just a Living LEGEND !
You don't often see Eric shred like he's doing in this song. Nice to see.
Maybe not in recent years, but there's plenty of audio bootlegs and soundboards of Clapton going off, the 80s and '90s especially, all the way through about 2005/06
***King of Blues on fire!! Eric is a most talented Brilliant guitar virtuoso GENIUS for ever!!!
It was about time to release that "Nothing But The Blues". Live in the Nineties. Eric at his BEST
Loved it!
Doesn't everyone's air guitar give you the same intense emotion on your face as well? Thank you Mr. Clapton for once again goosebumps on my arms!
@Ericclaptonmusic Nice to meet you as well. I've been listening to Mr. Clapton for many years. He's a true legend!
@Ericclaptonmusic Many moons ago..lol Seen Mr. Clapton as a headliner and @ a blues festival in Dallas,TX. Late 80's & 90's. Always had a wonderful experience!
one of the best takes of his “Have you ever...”!!!
So cool to see Eric playing an ES again!! Just like Cream!!!
Effing unbelievable performance
This was recorded like 20 years ago. I don't know if he's still rocking an ES now or not
A real-man … sings the blues.
Stand-strong, Eric. ✊🏻
God bless you, Erick
Better than brilliant. Most probably the best live blues performance of all time. Literal legend!
Watch Freddie King perform this.
@@reverbandchill3425 I surely have
Oh, my God! This version made me cry. If one day someone asks why he is God, show that person this performance.
When Clapton is on, he's ON!!
Simply the best in my books.....alongside SRV
To jest najlepsze nagranie Eryka w całej jego karierze!Ten Gibson tak jak by połączył się z jego mózg iem i to mózg nie ręce grał
ten wspaniały utwór!Gitara i gitarzysta zagrali tak jak, gitarzysta chciał a gitara miała na to ochotę!Cudo muzyczne!
Eric finally fillmore the holy grail of your concerts of all time. Picture and sound are finally absolutely brilliant. Please put all the songs of this concert on your channel. Or do a Blue Ray. You should never have sold the ES 335. Have you ever loved a woman is just incredible to listen to.
Once again
Clapton is God!!!!
Oh man , Eric and his 335 . What's not to love .❣
Eric was on 110 percent,he is the best
But this really is outrageous and his vocals extreme,peak of his career
I love the collaborations. His understanding of the music is unrivaled genius equaled only by his guitar
He & David Gilmour are the greatest Guitarist ever for me.
Absolutely true!!!
clapton, is one of david gilmour guitar hero
From the Cradle and his live work supporting the album is a symposium on the blues.
Love it when he picks up the ES-335