So true. You could not have stated it in a better way. The sound track of our lives. Awesome😊. I will remember those words. It feels so good starting the day listening to Eric. Just like so many other days in my life. He got me hooked back in ‘74. What a gift
It was for me too. I remember picking up the cd back in '94 when it came out. I was 15 years old and really getting in to blues and lead guitar. I still love that album to this day and listen to it regularly. I also remember having a vhs of this rehearsal session and watching it until it wore out....
@@flurkin go listen to the new live album he dropped from the 94 live sessions. Nothing but the Blues. It’s even more incredible. Just unreal guitar playing.
Io passeggiava in una stradina secondaria, dagli Speaker diun negozio di dischi arrivava del blues, sono entrato e ho detto voglio il CD che state suonando. Era From the Cradle. 1995 Ho visto il tour a Roma.
When he plays blues....he is on another level, he plays the guitar like we eat, but playing the blues....this man goes somewhere very special. Thank you Eric Clapton.
oh now thats a big thumbs up.You take the words right out my mouth.Its not a sad song, but i cry.Bc, yeah, this guy is somthing special.He just goes into another planet when it comes to the blues.Its so intense
"This man goes some place very special" is very well said, and tells the reader that the man who said it has a special place he goes all his own; I can say that because I found mine back in '68 and go there often, and the best of all is it's my white Strat that takes me there.
Jesus h christ....I dont know where this is at or what got into Eric clapton on this night but holy fuck it's on fire. This fuckin guy didnt miss a single note in all that guitar chaos...it was like he was stepping on and off hot coals . You talk about being" in the zone "..... I'm gonna go out on a limb and say I've never seen him be so immersed in something before I saw this. This is why wood and electricity were invented....has to be.
Clapton went stratospheric and slapped the gods of guitar in the face with that solo, dropped the mic flicked the bird and asked where's the next level!! Simply on another level!!!
Clapton's blistering performance on "Five Long Years" absolutely cements any claims to "Master of the Stratocaster" and provides new definitions to style, speed, endurance, musicianship and what an "old man" can do with a killer white Strat.
Thank you Eric. When you're feeling the blues, you play the most gorgeous, soul-stirring licks on guitar - bar none. And ever since Delaney and Bonnie convinced you that you should sing more, you've only gotten better and better. A marvelous compliment to your playing. This is why you've been my musical idol since The Bluesbreakers days.
Indeed, and the version in C of this, as the one from Budokan in 2001, is even more aggressive, because he sings in a higher key. I still remember being astonished on the first time I watched it.
Ho-lee-sh-t... Eric Clapton is always at the very top tier of guitar playing, but seems even HE Has times where he is really in the zone. Wow. His singing on this tune is awesome too. He made his voice growl at a level to match his guitar work. Straight from the heart and soul.
EXACTLY!!! Thats a staple statement that alot of people say when comparing cream clapton compared to solo Clapton.As far as im concerned, hes always been in his prime, always evolving! also.Clapton is more about soulful playing not going a million miles an hour, but this video shows he can if he wants.And hes still precise as a mofo haha.Tons of clapton god solos but man he tears this one up something fierce! And i absolutley love how he almsot cat still still, moving his legs, hes feeling this so much
Respectfully Disagree-alcohol impaired him massivley thru the mid 70/80s, he has admitted it himself.Although he did release a few decent radio hits..He got clean and then tears/cradle happened.Some of his best playing ever.
My vote for the absolute best guitar solo of all time. Most mortal guitarists would have been satisfied with the first part of the solo. Not Eric. He kicked it up two notches from there, and then ......two notches from THERE. Masterful!
@@stevenschwarz6317 I'll have to disagree. Buddy Guy's version is a little too contrived and over the top for me. I guess that's why they make chocolate and vanilla, eh?
Not to disrespect calling it "best" but man oh man, there's a particular version of Let It Rain -- and this is very, very important: not the Clapton album version, nor any version on a Clapton album; the Derek and the Dominoes In Concert album song, Let It Rain. Not the dogshit rerelease of that album either, called "Live At the Fillmore". The Derek and the Dominoes In Concert album song, Let It Rain, the 1973 release only. If that doesn't change your vote, at least you can now say so with a clear conscience! Because if it exceeds THAT song's solos it must be the top of the mountain.
I listen to this, wait 5 long minutes, do it all over again, usually, for about 5 long hours~ Lord, no one hits those licks like the one and only ~Slowhand ~ In my humble opinion ~
Slucham i obserwuje E. Claptona od b.dawna.Ktos kiedys napial E Clapton jest Bogiem .To musial byc porok.Od the Yardbyrs do pozniejdxych dokonan chocby Crime i inne.Najlepszy.
im throwing all my guitars away.. after this there is not more.. LOL.. been playing licks since I was 14 and then cream came on the scene.. Im still in awe.. still trying. but nothing compares to this man.. im over 70 and this guy still reigns supreme.. OK.. there are a few other close and if you put Eric and Keith together.. Id have to listen for an hour to pick a fav.. different but genius none the less. But what a great hour. LOL
Don’t forget Jimi and Duane. Both gone at 27 and 24. What music would be if they were still around. Eric was never the same after they died. He got on heavy drugs and he stop pushing himself.
@@brandonparish5229 I am civil.. I just figure if you look at what he does, what he has accomplished.. He has continued to push boundries and him self for many many years..
As a side note, I saw Clapton years ago in Sacramento (when the Arco arena was still the Arco arena) and it was all good; it was here in the middle of the show when he strapped on "Blackie" and he launched into "Have You Ever Loved.a Woman" (being a slow, hot, electric blues---always my personal forte and my favorite style. Tell me there's a slow blues jam and I am there!). From "Derek and the Dominos" onward Clapton has never done that song wrong once he got his hooks into it and all but burned the arena down! Hell, Clapton got the place rockin' so hot my eyebrows were singed! That was such a salient moment in my life as both a consumer and an old blues guy, I will never forget neither that night and that moment, when Clapton set his Marshall to "Burn"!
@@markzuelch7452 Though I spent a big chunk of my life in Sacramento I was always on the road, train or plane to somewhere because of the slave labor I did for work. I missed his playing there, as well as -- despite driving an old VW Bus -- the Grateful Dead. When my sudden retirement came for medical reasons, a woman taught me that song for real. After I tried to drink myself to death, I bought an old Triumph motorcycle, discovered real Blues music, and became an animaI for it at every bar & club around the area. You know the drill.
Holy S....I dont even know what else to say.There's in the zone and then there's this......another planet stuff.Retire that guitar, it did what it was supposed to do! my lord.Iol.Off the charts vibrato, like a lighting strike that will destroy you haha.I love how aggressive he is in this. Absolute guitar destruction.His blues licks cant be touched, id argue it till i die....and then his voice, omg..if somebody else says he cant sing one more timelol haha
@@TheCapedWanderer Ok first let me say, this is probably the most impossible list to make for me because of how good i think this guy is.In no order here are the ones that i always find myself coming back to.Allthough there is no order i will say the gin house blues one is what i would pick i i absolutely had to.Ive always been a fan of him on the black strat over any guitar.Which is prob why three of my five are strat ruclips.net/video/GnzoBdcIHAA/видео.html ruclips.net/video/X5IdtqFf95g/видео.html ruclips.net/video/h_eiCcX263Y/видео.html ruclips.net/video/MjRI8LXChus/видео.html The fifth is this video im commenting on.Allthough its kinda more just balls out playing the whole song rather than a solo, but nonethess its in my 5. Id love to here some you love too! cheers
@@fpopee 100 pct..Clapton has played so many god solos, but this solo, he went to another realm.Its as if he really had a point to prove here lol.He doesnt play this fast that much, but he went into hyperdrive here, mindblowing, truly.Only one true guitar god....here he is
I started playing guitar back in '68 when I heard Cream on the radio. I thought it would be cool if I could learn to play and sound like that. Well, all these years I've been playing and STILL wish I could sound like that!!
Saw Clapton several times ,the Blues show was probably the best show I ever saw followed by 70$ shows Foghat and Led Zeppelin...Eric brought it and left every speck on the stage.. truly Spectacular
I have heard & seen just about every recording & video of this song by both writer & original performer Eddie Boyd and Eric Clapton. This is without a doubt the best version. There is one by Boyd where he slightly alters the words in a couple of places which in that way make it better, but I wish Clapton would do a cover of it. You can't play & sing Blues like he does unless you've got that fire deep, down in your soul.
There's even a better version of this that was on SNL with Keltner on drums. It's kind of hard to find like lost in the NBC archives. I've got it on a VHS around here somewhere. Just simply amazing the synchronicity and Clapton's fire.
She had the nerve SHE HAD THE NERVE I don’t always like nerve pain But a great supplement that I am going bro share With you. I have just been using massage But I think would help quite a bit
Clapton in "Five Long Years", just as with "Have You Ever Loved a Woman" absolutely defines slow electric blues...and if you ever find yourself in the position to join in, be prepared to deliver or go home!
If I could wave a magic wand, I would stop Eric from playing basic pop , and ensure he only does these type of songs, where the mastermind genius shines like no other
Powerful, passionate vocals - amazing! Do I need to say anything about his stream of consciousness playing - no hesitations anywhere? This is what being mistreated should sound like. :)
Eric Clapton, slow blues, red hot white Strat, is there anything else to be said? (How come my white Strat doesn't sound like his? Oh yeah, mine would sound like his IF he was playing it!).
When he goes beast-mode.. he’s unbeatable.
Can't hear this enough. He sings the hell out of it too. Thanks Mr. Clapton for all you've given us over the years. the soundtrack of our lives.
😊He is awesome by far , an this song 😢brings tears to my eyes
Bcuz my ex husband locked me out
Of his home yrs ago 😂
So true. You could not have stated it in a better way. The sound track of our lives. Awesome😊. I will remember those words. It feels so good starting the day listening to Eric. Just like so many other days in my life. He got me hooked back in ‘74. What a gift
From the early 90’s, maybe 93-94 when he was totally clean and back into his roots. Some of his best playing
He reset himself..
but added in life experience.
Just phenomenal
From the Cradle is a life changing blues album. If you haven’t listened to it, please do. You’ll thank me.
Was for me
Life changing… best way to describe it!
It was for me too. I remember picking up the cd back in '94 when it came out. I was 15 years old and really getting in to blues and lead guitar. I still love that album to this day and listen to it regularly. I also remember having a vhs of this rehearsal session and watching it until it wore out....
@@flurkin go listen to the new live album he dropped from the 94 live sessions. Nothing but the Blues. It’s even more incredible. Just unreal guitar playing.
Io passeggiava in una stradina secondaria, dagli Speaker diun negozio di dischi arrivava del blues, sono entrato e ho detto voglio il CD che state suonando. Era From the Cradle. 1995 Ho visto il tour a Roma.
When he plays blues....he is on another level, he plays the guitar like we eat, but playing the blues....this man goes somewhere very special. Thank you Eric Clapton.
oh now thats a big thumbs up.You take the words right out my mouth.Its not a sad song, but i cry.Bc, yeah, this guy is somthing special.He just goes into another planet when it comes to the blues.Its so intense
@@EC_IS_Here it's the blues, the blues take Eric some where very special. No one comes close playing the blues like EC
You can see that in his body language!
And this is why we can feel something everytime he plays the blues
"This man goes some place very special" is very well said, and tells the reader that the man who said it has a special place he goes all his own; I can say that because I found mine back in '68 and go there often, and the best of all is it's my white Strat that takes me there.
Jesus h christ....I dont know where this is at or what got into Eric clapton on this night but holy fuck it's on fire. This fuckin guy didnt miss a single note in all that guitar chaos...it was like he was stepping on and off hot coals .
You talk about being" in the zone "..... I'm gonna go out on a limb and say I've never seen him be so immersed in something before I saw this.
This is why wood and electricity were invented....has to be.
Totally agree followed him for years but there is something special about this performance. Off the scale unreal.
@@fuzzywuzzy4193 couldn't agree more. 👍😃
Clapton went stratospheric and slapped the gods of guitar in the face with that solo, dropped the mic flicked the bird and asked where's the next level!! Simply on another level!!!
That's hilarious, your funny but I agree. I love Eric's playing, Going to see him next month at Hollywood bowl, can't wait
Clapton's blistering performance on "Five Long Years" absolutely cements any claims to "Master of the Stratocaster" and provides new definitions to style, speed, endurance, musicianship and what an "old man" can do with a killer white Strat.
Dream guitar. Which i eventually got.
Virtuozitate pura magnifica. Gaby Statescu Gabriel
If you can't feel it, it's not Blues. This is REAL Blues Power played Right!!!!!
There are very few players that can match his level of playing the blues like this--just magnificent.
Listen to the same song with Steve Marriott.
Eric was on a mission on this! Astounding talent...
This is the true Clapton and his Music, not the Pop or Mainstream he did for many years. Play the Blues Man....😊
Clapton is on a cosmic level, the highest there is.
Best sound I ever heard coming from Eric's guitar and amp combo !
He was clearly born to play the blues! His playing was out of this world and his voice was superb. One of my favorite songs
Well said! Total agreement!
Yes he was 🦋🎹🦋
The Buddy Guy influence on Clapton's solo is striking.
Thank you Eric. When you're feeling the blues, you play the most gorgeous, soul-stirring licks on guitar - bar none. And ever since Delaney and Bonnie convinced you that you should sing more, you've only gotten better and better. A marvelous compliment to your playing. This is why you've been my musical idol since The Bluesbreakers days.
This rendition blows it out of the Park
This is one of the few songs on which Eric still gets so aggressive with his guitar and singing.
Indeed, and the version in C of this, as the one from Budokan in 2001, is even more aggressive, because he sings in a higher key. I still remember being astonished on the first time I watched it.
Check out his cover of another Blues classic called "Someday Afterwhile".
"slow hand" my a**.... man still can jam
Clapton influenced my guitar playing big time!
Ho-lee-sh-t... Eric Clapton is always at the very top tier of guitar playing, but seems even HE Has times where he is really in the zone. Wow. His singing on this tune is awesome too. He made his voice growl at a level to match his guitar work. Straight from the heart and soul.
Seems as he is singing from jail claiming for his innocence
If there was ever a better way to say it, I have yet to come across it. Thanks bro.
And to think that he went into isolation for a year in his Cream days to "learn how to sing blues".
Don't ever tell me Eric Clapton never played another soulful note after Cream dispanded.
EXACTLY!!! Thats a staple statement that alot of people say when comparing cream clapton compared to solo Clapton.As far as im concerned, hes always been in his prime, always evolving!
also.Clapton is more about soulful playing not going a million miles an hour, but this video shows he can if he wants.And hes still precise as a mofo haha.Tons of clapton god solos but man he tears this one up something fierce! And i absolutley love how he almsot cat still still, moving his legs, hes feeling this so much
This concert is one of my very favorites.
he didnt for 20plus years and then from the cradle sessions happened
@@richat1691 nah, he did it his whole career imo.He imo is the one guy who absolutley never stopped his whole career
Respectfully Disagree-alcohol impaired him massivley thru the mid 70/80s, he has admitted it himself.Although he did release a few decent radio hits..He got clean and then tears/cradle happened.Some of his best playing ever.
march 30, 2022/ 00:02 GMT, happy birthday eric clapton
EC in the blues zone. Nothing better.
Damn Clapton is really feeling it in this
Hendrix disse....
" Só toco na Inglaterra se conhecer Eric Clapton ....
All said
He's on fire !!!! hurts my fingers just to see him play... wooow maann
My vote for the absolute best guitar solo of all time. Most mortal guitarists would have been satisfied with the first part of the solo. Not Eric. He kicked it up two notches from there, and then ......two notches from THERE. Masterful!
the buddy guy version is better
@@stevenschwarz6317 I'll have to disagree. Buddy Guy's version is a little too contrived and over the top for me. I guess that's why they make chocolate and vanilla, eh?
@@joeydupre6153 And why they have everything in between.
Not to disrespect calling it "best" but man oh man, there's a particular version of Let It Rain -- and this is very, very important: not the Clapton album version, nor any version on a Clapton album; the Derek and the Dominoes In Concert album song, Let It Rain. Not the dogshit rerelease of that album either, called "Live At the Fillmore". The Derek and the Dominoes In Concert album song, Let It Rain, the 1973 release only.
If that doesn't change your vote, at least you can now say so with a clear conscience! Because if it exceeds THAT song's solos it must be the top of the mountain.
@@Bill_Woo I found it and listened to it. Five Long Years is still the best for me. I'm a pretty hard core blues type of guy.
Probably one of if not the greatest blues guitarist of all time
I say yes.Freddie King is up there to but Eric just is another level I feel
I listen to this, wait 5 long minutes, do it all over again, usually, for about 5 long hours~ Lord, no one hits those licks like the one and only ~Slowhand ~ In my humble opinion ~
This man is so good at what he do .Eric clapton.
The best artist alive
Unreal.
❤eric
Absolutely on FIRE!!!!!!
Just electrifying!!
I know Clapton said buddy is the best guitarist, but give me Clapton's guitar with buddy's vocals.
Slucham i obserwuje E. Claptona od b.dawna.Ktos kiedys napial E Clapton jest Bogiem .To musial byc porok.Od the Yardbyrs do pozniejdxych dokonan chocby Crime i inne.Najlepszy.
Thank you no stealing wow what great music go ahead steel I love this music thanks
Legend.
Eric Clapton is an awesome blues player I just love his music.
im throwing all my guitars away.. after this there is not more.. LOL.. been playing licks since I was 14 and then cream came on the scene.. Im still in awe.. still trying. but nothing compares to this man.. im over 70 and this guy still reigns supreme.. OK.. there are a few other close and if you put Eric and Keith together.. Id have to listen for an hour to pick a fav.. different but genius none the less. But what a great hour. LOL
Don’t forget Jimi and Duane. Both gone at 27 and 24. What music would be if they were still around. Eric was never the same after they died. He got on heavy drugs and he stop pushing himself.
@@brandonparish5229 He stopped pushing himself???? as in drive to work??????? Really.. LOL.. where you been the last 45 years..
@@chinto50 let’s keep it civil here. I’m just sayin i think his attitude changed once they died. Things changed. Not sure you can argue that.
@@brandonparish5229 I am civil.. I just figure if you look at what he does, what he has accomplished.. He has continued to push boundries and him self for many many years..
Eric on fire
There are even MUCH better versions of 5 long years by Eric in this tour in yt
Real Blues Done the Right Way! BLUES POWER!!!!!
As a side note, I saw Clapton years ago in Sacramento (when the Arco arena was still the Arco arena) and it was all good; it was here in the middle of the show when he strapped on "Blackie" and he launched into "Have You Ever Loved.a Woman" (being a slow, hot, electric blues---always my personal forte and my favorite style. Tell me there's a slow blues jam and I am there!). From "Derek and the Dominos" onward Clapton has never done that song wrong once he got his hooks into it and all but burned the arena down! Hell, Clapton got the place rockin' so hot my eyebrows were singed!
That was such a salient moment in my life as both a consumer and an old blues guy, I will never forget neither that night and that moment, when Clapton set his Marshall to "Burn"!
@@markzuelch7452
Though I spent a big chunk of my life in Sacramento I was always on the road, train or plane to somewhere because of the slave labor I did for work. I missed his playing there, as well as -- despite driving an old VW Bus -- the Grateful Dead. When my sudden retirement came for medical reasons, a woman taught me that song for real. After I tried to drink myself to death, I bought an old Triumph motorcycle, discovered real Blues music, and became an animaI for it at every bar & club around the area. You know the drill.
this is so fucking good
Clapton salvaje ese día
Knebworth 1990.
Taste of things to come.
Purple patch 🏆
Here again after seeing the Nothing But the Blues promo...broke so many strings playing along to this. Let's do it again!
Never saw a video like this one! He play the blues with his soul!
That was EPIC!!!!
Gods favorite guitarist
So the guy before me has dreamt that to mine is recurring for the last 50 years...
He's a Hollywood actor
Passion,talent and fury are in the air
Sounds so awesome. My goodness. I agree next woman is gonna work and bring me the dough.
Holy S....I dont even know what else to say.There's in the zone and then there's this......another planet stuff.Retire that guitar, it did what it was supposed to do! my lord.Iol.Off the charts vibrato, like a lighting strike that will destroy you haha.I love how aggressive he is in this.
Absolute guitar destruction.His blues licks cant be touched, id argue it till i die....and then his voice, omg..if somebody else says he cant sing one more timelol haha
Yeah i have five solo favs.Some od emotional, but this just his raw god form imo
@@EC_IS_Here What are your five solo faves?
@@TheCapedWanderer Ok first let me say, this is probably the most impossible list to make for me because of how good i think this guy is.In no order here are the ones that i always find myself coming back to.Allthough there is no order i will say the gin house blues one is what i would pick i i absolutely had to.Ive always been a fan of him on the black strat over any guitar.Which is prob why three of my five are strat
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The fifth is this video im commenting on.Allthough its kinda more just balls out playing the whole song rather than a solo, but nonethess its in my 5.
Id love to here some you love too! cheers
That strat is a top of the line machine and that fucking thing needed a nap after that. He was all over that thing like I've never seen him.
@@fpopee 100 pct..Clapton has played so many god solos, but this solo, he went to another realm.Its as if he really had a point to prove here lol.He doesnt play this fast that much, but he went into hyperdrive here, mindblowing, truly.Only one true guitar god....here he is
Been a fan of clapton for 35yrs and I'm still learning off him wtf!!!!
well thats bc hes the god
I started playing guitar back in '68 when I heard Cream on the radio. I thought it would be cool if I could learn to play and sound like that. Well, all these years I've been playing and STILL wish I could sound like that!!
EC plays his ass off here!! Far surpassed any Solo he did in "Cream" (and, I LOVED Cream!!!)
Clapton the best blues guitar player in the world of all times!!
Amazing clapton's performance makes guitar cry!!
Eric’s the greatest guitarist ever!!!!
Great drummer!
The nerve of some people! 😠
Much respect for Eric's efforts to dig himself out of that deep addiction hole and then spend millions helping others.
I saw this tour when Eric came through the Midwest. He was at his formidable best.
Saw Clapton several times ,the Blues show was probably the best show I ever saw followed by 70$ shows Foghat and Led Zeppelin...Eric brought it and left every speck on the stage.. truly Spectacular
I have heard & seen just about every recording & video of this song by both writer & original performer Eddie Boyd and Eric Clapton. This is without a doubt the best version. There is one by Boyd where he slightly alters the words in a couple of places which in that way make it better, but I wish Clapton would do a cover of it. You can't play & sing Blues like he does unless you've got that fire deep, down in your soul.
It is amazing but the SNL performance (same tour/year) believe it or not, takes it another step above
Eric is totally in this song..Not only is his guitar melting he is feeling the heart and soul....oh his deep voice...💙💙💙💙 BLUES MAN
King Eric. thanks for the vid!
I wish I could whip out my memory and listen to this for the first time .
Omg just the brst
So awesome love ERIC 💘
Don’t tell me nothing about Robert Johnson, BB King, Albert King, Muddy Waters etc.
They couldn’t carry his guitar case.
this is off a pbs special rehearsal in early 90 s
There's even a better version of this that was on SNL with Keltner on drums. It's kind of hard to find like lost in the NBC archives. I've got it on a VHS around here somewhere. Just simply amazing the synchronicity and Clapton's fire.
She had the nerve
SHE HAD THE NERVE
I don’t always like nerve pain
But a great supplement that I am going bro share
With you.
I have just been using massage
But I think would help quite a bit
I'm not in habit of crying when rock stars die but I know when Eric ill be crying huge tears 😢
So much emotion and feeling channeling through to that instrument. Few have mastered the ability.
cultural appropriation! "shucking steel like a slave"? WTF does he know about it?
The best Clapton I have ever seen...🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Who bad?" GOD BAD"!
Wow absolute class what an awesome tune
Clapton in "Five Long Years", just as with "Have You Ever Loved a Woman" absolutely defines slow electric blues...and if you ever find yourself in the position to join in, be prepared to deliver or go home!
Smoking! WooF!
Wow wounderful blues, Eric Clapton is on fire here 😊
If I could wave a magic wand, I would stop Eric from playing basic pop , and ensure he only does these type of songs, where the mastermind genius shines like no other
Listen and watch Steve Marriot's version...this aint even close, on every level....
Andy Fairweather in the background trying to keep up...
I wonder if you might be a bit sweaty before you come onto the stage
In anticipation of your performance 🦋
I can sing better than that I sing like Little Junior Parker style when he sang five long years he sang it clean old style
🔥
Man, I was listening to this when you couldn't afford gas I your tank fool
Powerful, passionate vocals - amazing! Do I need to say anything about his stream of consciousness playing - no hesitations anywhere? This is what being mistreated should sound like. :)
Perfectly said
Merci à vous monsieur et aussi à votre superbe groupe Merci et bisous à vous tous
The nurse is on her way
No more time to play
But there is always
Tomorrow
The next
The best
Rest in between
One of his best. Love it. If you get the chance, listen to a great version of this by Steve Marriot.
Eric Clapton, slow blues, red hot white Strat, is there anything else to be said? (How come my white Strat doesn't sound like his? Oh yeah, mine would sound like his IF he was playing it!).
You know your hitting it right when your chin starts to disappear. Haha
La vie privée d'Éric Clapton ne regarde que lui, merci pour toutes ces années de plaisir que vous nous avez offert et qui continue encore