Eric Clapton - best live blues licks #02 (guitar-lesson)

The best live licks from the blues-greats - Eric Clapton lick #02
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In this series I show you the greatest licks from the blues-masters.
This is lick #02 from Eric Clapton. Enjoy and subscribe for more weekly content
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[@avatar90404]

Love these licks Man...You can take licks like these and play endless variations...Thank You!

[@DizzyKrissi]

Yeah - this is how we all learn the language of blues - thank you..

[@moisesmaster1978]

Oh, man! Teach us more Clapton's licks...

[@DizzyKrissi]

The next one is on its way...

[@mraggrovator]

Excellent lessons.

[@DizzyKrissi]

Thank you

[@TimsGuitarWorldwithTimFeskorn]

😎😎Great Vid Diz!!!!! Captures those root Clapton passages.😎😎 Thanks again.

[@DizzyKrissi]

Hey Tim - thank you - more to come within the next weeks - cheers.

[@sports_stobbe]

Clapton is god

[@GerryBlue]

Great lesson thanks!

[@DizzyKrissi]

Thank you Gerry.

[@matteobarbera9250]

Good

[@DizzyKrissi]

Thank you

[@MusicWorldKaraoke]

Great video my friend! Super like! ;-)

[@DizzyKrissi]

Thank you very much

[@phrymcdunstan]

Ha! That 70s Show! Cooles Intro! Der Erich hat schon klasse Licks am Start!

[@DizzyKrissi]

So ein paar Licks von Eric sollte jeder kennen :D

[@youtubeuser2894]

1:32 - what's your method of muting the whole-step bend on the G string without it coming down? I use my palm but find it impractical at times since sometimes I want to pick closer the the bridge and the side of my palm isn't resting on the strings to be able to palm mute them. Any tips? thanks!

[@DizzyKrissi]

While releasing the bend I also release the pressure of the fretting finger (that's what I do here). Depending on what you want you can also use the pick (I use pick and palm of the picking hand to damp a string).

[@matteobarbera9250]

I have a little problem with this backing track, the chords are Cmaj - F7 - Gmaj but with this type of sound I can't understand the chords under the melody....when I listen your solo it seems like that you play all The lick over F7. I cant understand the changed....in wich way I can understand the chords change?

[@DizzyKrissi]

Hi Matteo. This lick is played over a blues in C (C7-F7 and G7). Eric starts the lick when he is over an F7 in the progression going back to C7. The first part of the lick is an F7-arpeggio so you can't start this lick over C7. When you look at the tabs then you'll see that I wrote the chords over it. The reason that it sounds like i play it all over C7 is that after the F7 arpeggio it does not matter. Try this: leave out the first part and just play the rest und you will see that you can play section B and C of the lick everywhere within the progression.

[@nigil7386]

All chords in a major blues progression are dominant chords; this may be another reason why you don’t feel confident with it.