Is it actually legal for two people to have this much fun together ? Then again, this is probably the most perfect example of the word synergy. Beautiful. The sum is much greater than the parts.
@@James-i6h who called it a "duel" or "battle?" I just said they were trading licks, which means what it says... alternating between the 2 of them, and having a blast doing it.
Seeing Eric Clapton so thoroughly enjoying this with a big smile is fantastic. He obviously enjoyed playing with Bonamassa. That must be a helluva experience for Joe. I’d be thrilled to trade licks with Clapton. And with Joe for that matter.
For Clapton it was just another day at the office- I can only imagine what was going on in Bonamassa’s head as he was finally getting to share the stage with his idol!
It’s actually really fucking impressive for two guitarists to improvise a blues “guitar-off” like those two did toward the end of the song and have it sound that good/natural. It’s a testament to both of their talent.
I must have been freeze dried until three days ago. Life-long Clapton fanatic and just discovered Bonamassa. WOW!!!! I'm hooked! Coolest story behind this performance and loved it!
One of the best performances ever , Was big moment for Joe , like he said , its all over his face and body language , Clapton having fun as well , simply awesome
Eric was looking at Joe during the trade-off...and smiling! Yeaa..Ok! two greats just having so much fun and in the "moment"! Doesn't get any better than this!
The connection when you click as a musician is a weird bond that goes beyond anything physical or emotional and really the mind becomes like a hive. What a great example of this 😊👍
@@berkayerturrk Here is the title to the video where he explains it as well as the link. I'm providing both because sometimes you cannot post a link in the comments, this way you'll still have the title so you can search and find it! Check it out, its pretty cool. ruclips.net/video/m7L-VoOQf24/видео.html Joe Bonamassa : "The Best Gig I Ever Played" PLUS Performing w/ Eric Clapton (FYI, I couldn't find "Part 1")
One of my favorite performances of these two greats. I see can how much they enjoy, love and respect each other. Both guitar solos were perfectly so beautiful. We are so blessed we still have Eric Clapton with us. And thank you so very much Joe Bonamassa for sharing your great talent with us to enjoy! Take care guys, we love you. 🙏❤️🙏
You know you made it when you turn around and see that you are standing next to Eric Clapton on stage! You made it Joe and you definitely earn that privilege. 👏👏👏
If it wasn't for Clapton, allot of musicians would probably play differently or not even tried. These 2 mixed with Stevie Ray would have been amazing !!
Ok......now.....Imagine having the opportunity to play on the same stage with your music idol. What an honor. Now, imagine having the opportunity to play on the same stage with your idol and KILLING IT! That's Joe Bonamassa, folks.
What a BLAST! What a great GREAT song together for these guys to see what the other's lead was ...and masterful answers all around! Horns and drums and bass...all TOP NOTCH! Thank you whoever made this video! The audio is superb!
@Kurt My friend the difference exists.... The tone of Eric Clapton's guitar is a brand that is possibile to recognize after 3 notes. The difference between a Legend and another good guitarist as many others (the same differenze between the first and the second or the third ... You remember who win the gold medal or the fourth arrived?).
@Kurt You want perfection & tecnique? Listen Steve Vai or another like this ... I know an incredibile number of great guitar players but they came after E.C. ... They didn't invented nothing (a special guitar tone, legendary songs, etc...) ... Don't forget that in late sixties in the London's walls somebody wrote:"Eric Clapton is God" ... Somebody did the same for the 3 guys is Austin?
@Kurt It seems that you refuse to understand that the world is full of people able to sound other's music lick by lick but it's a copy from the original and, most of the times, without personality. Probably to achieve guitar's culture needs to be old ... but not obsolete (cit. Terminator movie).
@Kurt First of All my name is not Jack but Andrea and I come from a country with century of story not coming from the Pilgrim Fathers arrival. If you have problems to understand this there are 2 options: 1) In your country you have difficulties with the concept of good education. 2) If you paid a lot of money in a private school for your musical education and now you're a perfect unknown musician, listen, chance job ... Music is not your attitude!! Please stop to waste my time ... I have better things to do than to discuss about music with a Texas ranger!!
Commander Clapton has, IMHO, the perfect and greatest vibrato technique 👌 of all time... Damn if I couldn't find a way to pull the note both up and down with only a light anchor on the neck. Oh well, my sound is my sound, and pulling the notes mainly down has proven to be comfortable and effective... Okay, I'm a stickler, but I love to just watch techniques ... (like the time I scored 5th row seats to see the master, Itzhak Perlman, not knowing classical performances people sit in the back... so there i was, all alone, up close and personal, probably looking like a little kid.) Anyways, I digress..
5:10 the video director switches to a moving camera shot behind the bandstand, while all the musical action is happening out front between the guitarists, trading licks. Apparently the video director didn't know that the camera should always be on the musical focus of a lead singer or lead instrumentalists when soloing.
Eric : And back to what I was doing, this stuff brings tears to my eyes , it’s emotionally to me for some stupid reason . Seen Eric back in the 80s 2 hr show 3 encores
If you live under a rock ...maybe. But TBH I am tired of seeing these stupid useless comments "x singer/actor/movie is underrated" ..especially when they are NOT. You don't have to comment, you know ? Or at least don't say stupid things.
Buongiorno Mario. Non esageriamo ... Il mondo é pieno di bravi chitarristi come lui, da qui a scrivere "J.B. is God" ne deve passare di acqua sotto i ponti. Bonamassa dice di ispirarsi a Eric Clapton e a Gary Moore ma é ben lontano dalla classe e dal sacro fuoco che pervade/va i sopracitati. Il blues é passione, cuore, rabbia, sentimento ... Joe é una abilissimo esecutore oltre ad una "freddezza" di fondo ma non ha inventato nulla (uno stile, un tono della Fender che sembra un ruggito, canzoni che rimarranno per secoli). La leggenda non é un abito da tutti i giorni ...
@@andreamenegazzi897hai ragione il mio era un discorso generale, a cominciare da Robert jonhson,passando per Muddy Waters BBKing, il mondo del blues passando Clapton si svalutera' vedi concerto in Svizzera 2018. Amico la crema del blues bianco e nero e'passata ,Bonamassa sarebbe unbuon proseguitore, in attesa di altri talenti.....se arriveranno ma ho i miei dubbi.Un saluto
@@mariosantini5152 E ma allora provochi ... Vogliamo parlare del Live al Madison Square Garden con Steve Winwood? Anno 2009 credo ... Oppure se proprio vogliamo uccidere i soloni della chitarra blues ... Gary Moore, Blues Alive anno 1993 ....
@@andreamenegazzi897 rispetto tutte le persone del mondo blues e tutti i concerti,hendrix band of gypsys 31 dic. 1 gen.1970 ti pare poco? Io rispetto tutti amico
@@SeaLifeCro hes not wrong, john mayer, bb king, stevie vay, hendrix, srv, frusciante in addition to that. i problably forgot the one or another, but these are quite as good as it gets
@@dorianvoka5591 Clapton is one of the greatest but even he is not in top 2 of the greatest ever. Bonamassa is fantastic but you can hear on this video that Clapton is on another level. Hendrix and Srv are in their own league
I was very lucky this year I just got back from Beale Street 4 knights when we got home she ordered front row tickets! For my birthday I'm 65 years old I've been to three of his concerts and really wanted to get one of his guitar picks and he throws in the crowd I felt like I was the luckiest person in the whole auditorium we had a great dinner some drinks and a few gummies😂 November 30th rolls around and I think I'm the luckiest man in the arena. When the lights went out I looked down the front row and there was a woman standing in the spotlight with her back to the stage doing sign language for someone sitting in the front row. Joe was doing a solo shredding his guitar walks to the very edge of the stage taps a lady doing the sign language on the shoulder and hands are his guitar pick which he rarely uses anyway.. she passed that along to the person sitting in the front row I quickly figured out that I was not the luckiest person in the arena that night. I went to my first concert in 1975 I was just 15 years old the gesture that Joe made what's one of the coolest things I ever seen!
saw them separately when both were in their 20s Clap Clap Clap smother with the Cream. Bon Bons one of the greatest of his age group. Blues don't discriminate but honestly these boys never slept in the swamp or worked all day pulling and stuffn an 11 foot cotton sack. That's in the blood not the wallet. these boys got the heart the rest is God's blessings. we're blessed to hear them together
It was a nice gesture for #EricClapton to let #JoeBonamassa walk onto the stage at Royal Albert Hall , a stage that Mr Clapton, Commander of the British Empire. has owned for around a half century, when he first set foot upon it, the days when fans were spray painting "CLAPTON IS GOD " on the walls of London's back streets... Joe definitely picked the best of the best for his early influences. Clapton, Page. Beck... the men who etched something in a whole generation of guitar players... Ah, think I'll go plug in and crank it out
YYYEESSSS he is the best!!!! Eric Clapton, SLOW HAND!!! my husband is past away, he was an gitar player, and the studio cals him SLOW HAND, thats was his biggeds compliment ever also his EDISON!!!! ❤❤LOVE EN MIS HIM
"Whenever you play your guitar, play it as if it's the last time. " -Eric Clapton
Well , it has and continues to work Eric.
I love this clip. When they start trading licks, they look like they're having a ball just jamming together.
This is a wonderful song 🎵
To play like this Old fashioned way Eric Clapton Clapton is the best guitarist 🎸 absolutely brilliant
Is it actually legal for two people to have this much fun together ? Then again, this is probably the most perfect example of the word synergy. Beautiful. The sum is much greater than the parts.
Its called a Call and Response. Its a coversation not a duel or battle.
@@James-i6h who called it a "duel" or "battle?" I just said they were trading licks, which means what it says... alternating between the 2 of them, and having a blast doing it.
Eric Clapton is the definition of a legend.
The best of the best.
The God playing guitar!!!!!
he's been through the fire.
You can see Joe’s band standing, clapping, loving, understanding the experience of playing with EC. Nobody lives forever.
Seeing Eric Clapton so thoroughly enjoying this with a big smile is fantastic. He obviously enjoyed playing with Bonamassa. That must be a helluva experience for Joe. I’d be thrilled to trade licks with Clapton. And with Joe for that matter.
you can see that EC really enjoyed this performance with Joe
what an honor to serve as a worthy guest in eric clapton’s house.
Yeah you right and a couple years Joe released Royal te ajjaja
Eric is the blues. Joe is the fabulous. They're beautiful together.
Clapton's voice is sooo good.
Yeah Eric voice it's better like a old wine jajaja
Always. He's as good a singer as he is a guitar player. Incredible pipes with Derek. Legendary with Bobby Whitlock.
For Clapton it was just another day at the office- I can only imagine what was going on in Bonamassa’s head as he was finally getting to share the stage with his idol!
That’s the power of a Strat directly into a Tweed Twin!
@@cardbored_ Yep. Only place to find THAT tone.
Yes, I wish he'd go back to the Les Paul sometimes!
Don't forget that Bonamassa played with B.B. King and John Lee Hooker when he was 13.
i met joe at a guitar clinic and actually asked him that. he said it blew his mind
It’s actually really fucking impressive for two guitarists to improvise a blues “guitar-off” like those two did toward the end of the song and have it sound that good/natural. It’s a testament to both of their talent.
Playing from the heart and soul.
Its a Call and Response. A conversation. Not a competition. Blues since 1957.
Proud to say that Joe is from my home town. Great job !
Me too! Utica, NY!
Just SUPERB!
The frantic guitar lick trade-off at the final section of the song gave me goosebumps, legendary performance!
Thanks for watching man take care!👍🎸🇦🇷🌍
Could listen to this all night long
Are you watching the entire DVD? Go ahead man
I must have been freeze dried until three days ago. Life-long Clapton fanatic and just discovered Bonamassa. WOW!!!! I'm hooked! Coolest story behind this performance and loved it!
One of the best performances ever , Was big moment for Joe , like he said , its all over his face and body language , Clapton having fun as well , simply awesome
You're right Charles thanks for watching!!
Guitar legends just keep paying it forward. Like the ones before Clapton to his generation. One day Joe will do the same. ❤
Eric was looking at Joe during the trade-off...and smiling! Yeaa..Ok! two greats just having so much fun and in the "moment"! Doesn't get any better than this!
Eric always loves playing with another guitarist.
The connection when you click as a musician is a weird bond that goes beyond anything physical or emotional and really the mind becomes like a hive. What a great example of this 😊👍
This is cool after hearing Joe’s story behind this performance.
That is why I'm here too.
Wow, an amazing performance by both of them, when 1+1 equals more than 2.
What is the story can you tell me ?
@@berkayerturrk Here is the title to the video where he explains it as well as the link.
I'm providing both because sometimes you cannot post a link in the comments, this way you'll still have the title so you can search and find it! Check it out, its pretty cool.
ruclips.net/video/m7L-VoOQf24/видео.html
Joe Bonamassa : "The Best Gig I Ever Played" PLUS Performing w/ Eric Clapton
(FYI, I couldn't find "Part 1")
Joe's hero! And the next year Eric invited Joe to crossroads festival 👍🎸🌍🇦🇷👍
@@Guitarlife41 Thank You @blues@35life, a superbly fine performance by both.
Clapton really enjoyed that !
You could see it in his face as they were trading off solos. Absolute Gold!
A phenomenal display of taste, tone and timing..
One of my favorite performances of these two greats. I see can how much they enjoy, love and respect each other. Both guitar solos were perfectly so beautiful. We are so blessed we still have Eric Clapton with us. And thank you so very much Joe Bonamassa for sharing your great talent with us to enjoy! Take care guys, we love you. 🙏❤️🙏
Incredible
You know you made it when you turn around and see that you are standing next to Eric Clapton on stage! You made it Joe and you definitely earn that privilege. 👏👏👏
This is what meeting your Hero and it turning out to be way way better than you ever imagined looks & sounds like
2021 ! How have I never heard this before ??? What a jam !!
Two masters of the art havin’ fun - great to watch, thanks for posting.
You're welcome my friend, good wishes from Argentina 🇦🇷🎸👍
Clapton Bonamassa
Nuff said!
Yeah!!!!
Thats meat of potatoes of the blues, right there.
Yup, what a groove!
No peas or carrots ❤
Two of the best, brought tears to my eyes. I'm sure Joe was in heaven.
I'd probably have frozen up. I've been playing for 50 years and I can't even imagine it. Joe is one of the best and he handled up!
Yes, Eric Clapton is a legend. Simply the best guitarist on the planet. Love this performance!!!!💖💖💖
If it wasn't for Clapton, allot of musicians would probably play differently or not even tried. These 2 mixed with Stevie Ray would have been amazing !!
Don't forget about Johnny and Alvin.
Yeah I agree, but don't forget to Gary Moore please, buddy guy
@@Guitarlife41And, Kenny Wayne Shepherd 🎸
SRV all day every day..
So here are two guys in suits playing rock-blues. Cool !!
Hello Mads! From Paul and TK in Watkins Glen, NY. (The Colonial). Great tunes man. Stay warm, enjoy the snows.
A les Paul and a strat at there best , bloody brilliantly played
Ok......now.....Imagine having the opportunity to play on the same stage with your music idol. What an honor. Now, imagine having the opportunity to play on the same stage with your idol and KILLING IT! That's Joe Bonamassa, folks.
This is a wholesome video of someone playing with their guitar idol wow
Now...how great is this playing with your hero❤
Ohhhh man, what a treat ! Two guitar giants on the same stage complimenting each other. Perfect duo.
Wow! Just Wow! I wish I could hit the like button on this like 10,000 times. Great stuff.
Joe will become a blues legend and keep the blues alive. Thank God for the blues!
Eric makes everything look so easy. Incredible guitarist and a great voice.
What a BLAST! What a great GREAT song together for these guys to see what the other's lead was ...and masterful answers all around! Horns and drums and bass...all TOP NOTCH! Thank you whoever made this video! The audio is superb!
Masterpiece !
I think this is the best rendition I've heard of this song. Got to love the way the speak to each other with their fingers 5min in.
That looks like mutual respect ...and FUN... love it
What a magic moment,they created,the whole band,giving all they got
You can't loose when playing a solid shuffle blues !!!
awesome duo in this video . thanks for the post
I've always loved this one of Clapton's. But I love the collaboration here!
The final part, speaking the same language, goosebumps!
Just never gets old!!!!! Love this one...
Look at you and Clapton. That makes my hear sing! You go boys!🎸😎🎶🎸
Joe Bonamassa is a Good guitarist but when Eric Clapton enter into the solo with his Fender's tune is another level ... Seems the roar of a lion !!
@Kurt My friend the difference exists.... The tone of Eric Clapton's guitar is a brand that is possibile to recognize after 3 notes. The difference between a Legend and another good guitarist as many others (the same differenze between the first and the second or the third ... You remember who win the gold medal or the fourth arrived?).
@Kurt You want perfection & tecnique? Listen Steve Vai or another like this ... I know an incredibile number of great guitar players but they came after E.C. ... They didn't invented nothing (a special guitar tone, legendary songs, etc...) ... Don't forget that in late sixties in the London's walls somebody wrote:"Eric Clapton is God" ... Somebody did the same for the 3 guys is Austin?
@Kurt Listen Gary Moore and you will discover another galaxy of guitarist !!
@Kurt It seems that you refuse to understand that the world is full of people able to sound other's music lick by lick but it's a copy from the original and, most of the times, without personality. Probably to achieve guitar's culture needs to be old ... but not obsolete (cit. Terminator movie).
@Kurt First of All my name is not Jack but Andrea and I come from a country with century of story not coming from the Pilgrim Fathers arrival. If you have problems to understand this there are 2 options:
1) In your country you have difficulties with the concept of good education.
2) If you paid a lot of money in a private school for your musical education and now you're a perfect unknown musician, listen, chance job ... Music is not your attitude!!
Please stop to waste my time ... I have better things to do than to discuss about music with a Texas ranger!!
So exciting to be with your idol in same time and same place and you perform with him... Really Fantastic
Géant...
Just the best.
At 03:08 Master Clapton steps up to he plate and lets everyone know he is still on top - with a scream from his guitar that says it all
Yep
Commander Clapton has, IMHO, the perfect and greatest vibrato technique 👌 of all time... Damn if I couldn't find a way to pull the note both up and down with only a light anchor on the neck. Oh well, my sound is my sound, and pulling the notes mainly down has proven to be comfortable and effective... Okay, I'm a stickler, but I love to just watch techniques ... (like the time I scored 5th row seats to see the master, Itzhak Perlman, not knowing classical performances people sit in the back... so there i was, all alone, up close and personal, probably looking like a little kid.) Anyways, I digress..
Absolutely amazing! Spiritual and musical sustenance at its divine best ❤
Simply epic....
deux mecs plein de talent ca fait plaisir a voir et surtout a entendre j'aime ce rock
Hard to believe this was live and they never played together before.
5:10 the video director switches to a moving camera shot behind the bandstand, while all the musical action is happening out front between the guitarists, trading licks. Apparently the video director didn't know that the camera should always be on the musical focus of a lead singer or lead instrumentalists when soloing.
Eric : And back to what I was doing, this stuff brings tears to my eyes , it’s emotionally to me for some stupid reason . Seen Eric back in the 80s 2 hr show 3 encores
This video makes me cry too.
When Eric has a grin , I am a mess. Good music is a blessing.
@@terryonufer5247 damn it I had to watch it again ……..same results,thank you from Sacramento ca.
Woow this is so great
Eric has touched so many people in his career . just think of all the guitar players we have today because oh him .
Amazon, this is the best blues ❤🎸🎸💪💪
The first i ever heard joe B sing wahl love this erics voice if fantastic to this day x
Clapton &Mayer& Bonamassa ❤i love them..
Of the two i think joe is the best guitar player.
Clapton is massively underrated as a singer.
Fabulous Singer!! Just incredible
So true!
If you live under a rock ...maybe. But TBH I am tired of seeing these stupid useless comments "x singer/actor/movie is underrated" ..especially when they are NOT. You don't have to comment, you know ? Or at least don't say stupid things.
Legandary performance
One of joe's best tones so far 😄👍
So, so, good, in every way.
Literally the best dream situation I could ever imagine musically as Eric’s my hero too. Very cool
Two monsters of the guitar!
Speechless....
Clapton, la crema del blues bianco.Bonamassail presente e il futuro del Blues.
Buongiorno Mario. Non esageriamo ... Il mondo é pieno di bravi chitarristi come lui, da qui a scrivere "J.B. is God" ne deve passare di acqua sotto i ponti. Bonamassa dice di ispirarsi a Eric Clapton e a Gary Moore ma é ben lontano dalla classe e dal sacro fuoco che pervade/va i sopracitati. Il blues é passione, cuore, rabbia, sentimento ... Joe é una abilissimo esecutore oltre ad una "freddezza" di fondo ma non ha inventato nulla (uno stile, un tono della Fender che sembra un ruggito, canzoni che rimarranno per secoli). La leggenda non é un abito da tutti i giorni ...
@@andreamenegazzi897hai ragione il mio era un discorso generale, a cominciare da Robert jonhson,passando per Muddy Waters BBKing, il mondo del blues passando Clapton si svalutera' vedi concerto in Svizzera 2018. Amico la crema del blues bianco e nero e'passata ,Bonamassa sarebbe unbuon proseguitore, in attesa di altri talenti.....se arriveranno ma ho i miei dubbi.Un saluto
Errata corrige no 2018 ma Baloise 2013
@@mariosantini5152 E ma allora provochi ... Vogliamo parlare del Live al Madison Square Garden con Steve Winwood? Anno 2009 credo ... Oppure se proprio vogliamo uccidere i soloni della chitarra blues ... Gary Moore, Blues Alive anno 1993 ....
@@andreamenegazzi897 rispetto tutte le persone del mondo blues e tutti i concerti,hendrix band of gypsys 31 dic. 1 gen.1970 ti pare poco? Io rispetto tutti amico
2 greatest guitarists to ever live
indeed
Not even close bro
@@SeaLifeCro hes not wrong, john mayer, bb king, stevie vay, hendrix, srv, frusciante in addition to that. i problably forgot the one or another, but these are quite as good as it gets
@@dorianvoka5591 Clapton is one of the greatest but even he is not in top 2 of the greatest ever. Bonamassa is fantastic but you can hear on this video that Clapton is on another level. Hendrix and Srv are in their own league
@@SeaLifeCro Sleeping on knopfler ?
So fantastic and perfect, wonderful
AS THE GUITARRIST AN SINGER YOU ARE GREAT BONAMASA
I was very lucky this year I just got back from Beale Street 4 knights when we got home she ordered front row tickets! For my birthday I'm 65 years old I've been to three of his concerts and really wanted to get one of his guitar picks and he throws in the crowd I felt like I was the luckiest person in the whole auditorium we had a great dinner some drinks and a few gummies😂 November 30th rolls around and I think I'm the luckiest man in the arena. When the lights went out I looked down the front row and there was a woman standing in the spotlight with her back to the stage doing sign language for someone sitting in the front row. Joe was doing a solo shredding his guitar walks to the very edge of the stage taps a lady doing the sign language on the shoulder and hands are his guitar pick which he rarely uses anyway.. she passed that along to the person sitting in the front row I quickly figured out that I was not the luckiest person in the arena that night. I went to my first concert in 1975 I was just 15 years old the gesture that Joe made what's one of the coolest things I ever seen!
saw them separately when both were in their 20s Clap Clap Clap smother with the Cream. Bon Bons one of the greatest of his age group. Blues don't discriminate but honestly these boys never slept in the swamp or worked all day pulling and stuffn an 11 foot cotton sack. That's in the blood not the wallet. these boys got the heart the rest is God's blessings. we're blessed to hear them together
So sleeping in a swamp makes you a better blues guitar player? Lol, wat?
AxcivW he’s saying true blues comes from living a hard life, but that shouldn’t stop us from enjoying their beautiful music
Awesome
Clapton is GOAT
Greatness on top of Greatness
It was a nice gesture for #EricClapton to let #JoeBonamassa walk onto the stage at Royal Albert Hall , a stage that Mr Clapton, Commander of the British Empire. has owned for around a half century, when he first set foot upon it, the days when fans were spray painting
"CLAPTON IS GOD " on the walls of London's back streets...
Joe definitely picked the best of the best for his early influences. Clapton, Page. Beck... the men who etched something in a whole generation of guitar players... Ah, think I'll go plug in and crank it out
And the band is on fire too!
YYYEESSSS he is the best!!!! Eric Clapton, SLOW HAND!!! my husband is past away, he was an gitar player, and the studio cals him SLOW HAND, thats was his biggeds compliment ever also his EDISON!!!! ❤❤LOVE EN MIS HIM
Unbelievable!
2022. still the most insane trade lickin (!) of all times
They be "Cuttin' Heads" towards the end.....Awesome!
Joe Bonamassa,Erick Clapton🎼🎶🎸🥇🥇⭐️⭐️
Unbeatable.
5:44 - The joy of Clapton hitting the same note that Bonamassa
Great to see how other great players think about their idols. Joe can play a little as well. Clapton belongs to the very best all time.
Joe can play a little too ? Did you just hear that
Love the way clapton starts his lead..making that start scream
Ur VOICE IS KEY !!
so good ,....yeahhhh!👍👍