@@glenearl9506Thank you for this information, but I knew this already. Eric Clapton’s version with guitar player Scotty Moore, however, is mainly inspired by Elvis’ version.
That lead to money honey is pretty easy compared to some of scottys solos ,you can hear they are similar on other sun hits .ie ( Baby let's play house and good rocking tonight ) 2 great similar solos . I learnt them both in E
@@alexbowman7582 Yes its country style picking . I cannot use a pick ( god knows I tried ) I pick finger style ) Can do a fairly good imitation of mystery train .Have a telecaster and a echo amp.
@@jasonkeith9317 Who is? But Clapton is Clapton....talent for talent, I think that E.C. is as talented than Elvis was. Anyway, in my own humble opinion that is....and of course, I'm a big admirer of both these artists.
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the legend Scotty Moore!
good job . dream come true for Eric to play with Scotty more
sliding the E chord was shown to Elvis by Buddy Holly when he opened for Elvis and Scotty in Lubbock Tx
One of my favorites
that made my soul smile!
best version of this song ever and not just because of Pete and Scotty, the combo is amazing with Eric's voice really suiting this song...Fantastic!
Maybe the 4th best lol
I think Elvis’s version was better!
@@idan3521 Eddie Cochran
What?
Which one is Pete ?
You either got it or you ain't.....He's got it!
Great cover of Elvis’ “Money Honey” by Eric Clapton with legendary guitar player Scotty Moore.
Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters dId it first. Elvis was a cover.
@@glenearl9506Thank you for this information, but I knew this already. Eric Clapton’s version with guitar player Scotty Moore, however, is mainly inspired by Elvis’ version.
@@sefkicken914 I know that
2 legends with the guitars
parabéns Eric...show!!!!
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Excellent ! Who's the Bass player?
I wonder who's using the peavey stack?
I would have expected them to use ol' Fender Tweed Twin with vintage tape echo!
I’m not surprised Clapton is playing rhythm, he couldn’t play Moore’s lead like Moore.
why would you want anyone else to play Scotty Moore if Scotty Moore is on stage himself ?
That lead to money honey is pretty easy compared to some of scottys solos ,you can hear they are similar on other sun hits .ie ( Baby let's play house and good rocking tonight ) 2 great similar solos .
I learnt them both in E
@@John-ob7dh Scotty uses a pick and fingers at the same time, Clapton may not be so good at that technique.
@@alexbowman7582 Yes its country style picking .
I cannot use a pick ( god knows I tried ) I pick finger style )
Can do a fairly good imitation of mystery train .Have a telecaster and a echo amp.
@@John-ob7dh the one nut that even Keith Richards was never able to crack was You're Right I'm Left.
IRRC, Eric didn't like to sing when he started out. Thank goodness he changed his mind. LOL
Is it just me or does scotty not look too enamoured with Eric?
He's just laid back, as always.
Don't know, but Scotty didn't play the full run as in the original. I wonder why.
Maybe because Eric is no Elvis??
@@jasonkeith9317 Who is? But Clapton is Clapton....talent for talent, I think that E.C. is as talented than Elvis was. Anyway, in my own humble opinion that is....and of course, I'm a big admirer of both these artists.
@dominiquegaboury1301 Eric obviously a grear and better guitarist but as a singer and performer..Elvis is untouchable... Clapton not even close
Screwed up aspect ratio.
elvis better
Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters
@@user-bo6rd8vv6e Listen to otis Blackwell. Scotty inspired just about all the rock greats.
Fantastic performance