Learning full solos, especially the ones that consist of a single chorus (like this) is the way to seeing how to tell a musical story. Appreciate another great lesson!
Been working on this song for ever but could never find this version. Thanks so much. This is the classiest blues tune of all time. Can't stop playing it!
gawd dang, hot off the press! this is gold! just now picking this one up for open mic! thanks John! Love all your lessons! and happy easy going attitude!
G is a great key to work in, thanks for showing us. I also like how we're down low near he nut a lot of the time and not screeching way up above the 12th fret.
Phenomenal job as always Jon! In keeping with my hero Clapton, how about doing "Its too Late" and "Bottle of Red Wine" from Derek and the Dominos? Thanks for the lessons.
Great lesson!!! I'd love to see this expanded, theres a LOT of choruses...Robbie's parts are Robbie's best - the 'cutting session' mentality combined with helping a bro with a broken string.. do some more, please!
Jon, Nice First lick! I have all 21 pages of the Further up the road sheet music, supposedly Eric Clapton version from GuitarInstructor and I do not see this lick, Is this your interpretation of how Clapton does it or am I missing something in the sheet music? I haven't checked all the licks out yet. Thanks Jim
Hey Jim! The email that I sent out today was supposed to link to this video: ruclips.net/video/HEnKMzs8adA/видео.html this was the one about the 3 licks from actually Howlin Wolf. My link was wrong sorry about that. This video we are commenting on is for "Further On Up The Road" as recorded by Eric Clapton with the band from the last waltz. My video is note-for-note to the recording. Not sure about what you got from guitarinstructor. This is why I have to do these videos is because a lot of sheet music and transcriptions are terrible. Mine are good. Here is a link for reference to the further on up the road I am doing in this video: ruclips.net/video/78gR3Dlj7l0/видео.html
The only part that you didn't go over in either video was the little breakdown part where he say "you've been laughing pretty baby..someday you're gonna be crying"...
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Learning full solos, especially the ones that consist of a single chorus (like this) is the way to seeing how to tell a musical story. Appreciate another great lesson!
Leaned the intro solo!!! it's spot on from the record! How long 'til the "main" Clapton solo video comes out? I'm hungry!!!!!!!
Been working on this song for ever but could never find this version. Thanks so much. This is the classiest blues tune of all time. Can't stop playing it!
gawd dang, hot off the press! this is gold! just now picking this one up for open mic! thanks John! Love all your lessons! and happy easy going attitude!
Thanks Jonny. Your attention to the details is a great help . Keep on rockin .
Thanks Jon, I've been working on this song , little here and there. You make it look easy. This lesson should help a lot.
G is a great key to work in, thanks for showing us. I also like how we're down low near he nut a lot of the time and not screeching way up above the 12th fret.
Great lesson. Would love to see the other solos in this song as well. Really enjoy your breakdown and your phrasing is fantastic! Thanks.
Thanks Jon. Happy New Year. Would love dome Billy Gibbons licks from Lagrange.
Nice Strat, thanks for the cheat sheet! And what a great lesson. Stay safe. Peace from Montreal Canada
Excellent simplification that may yield achievability!!! Thank you!
So good. Thank you for an incredible lesson. Love this version of the song
This a fantastic lesson. Are you going to post the second half of this incredible intro?
Phenomenal job as always Jon! In keeping with my hero Clapton, how about doing "Its too Late" and "Bottle of Red Wine" from Derek and the Dominos? Thanks for the lessons.
Great stuff, as usual, Jon.
Many thanks.
Very cool Jon, tks for the lesson on this great song!
great stuff , great tones and lesson ...thanks
Outstanding as usual Jon! Thank you ❤️
Great lesson!!! I'd love to see this expanded, theres a LOT of choruses...Robbie's parts are Robbie's best - the 'cutting session' mentality combined with helping a bro with a broken string.. do some more, please!
Excellent lesson. Thanks very much. Check out the version on Freddie king live. That 2d solo of Eric’s. Searing!
It sure would be nice if this solo was tabbed. This is just what I need to learn. Tab will save me at least a week.
Nice job and thanks!
Thank you thank you!
Great lesson, I would love a lesson on all down the line by the rolling stones
cool bro old luv & in my fathers eyes .... mabe u already have them or one ??? Thank U
I want the whole thing, including and especially Robbie Robertsons bit as well as Robbie and Eric together.
thank you your the best
Good Job
Cool song
Jon, Nice First lick! I have all 21 pages of the Further up the road sheet music, supposedly Eric Clapton version from GuitarInstructor and I do not see this lick, Is this your interpretation of how Clapton does it or am I missing something in the sheet music? I haven't checked all the licks out yet. Thanks Jim
Hey Jim! The email that I sent out today was supposed to link to this video: ruclips.net/video/HEnKMzs8adA/видео.html this was the one about the 3 licks from actually Howlin Wolf. My link was wrong sorry about that.
This video we are commenting on is for "Further On Up The Road" as recorded by Eric Clapton with the band from the last waltz. My video is note-for-note to the recording. Not sure about what you got from guitarinstructor. This is why I have to do these videos is because a lot of sheet music and transcriptions are terrible. Mine are good. Here is a link for reference to the further on up the road I am doing in this video: ruclips.net/video/78gR3Dlj7l0/видео.html
This first lick you provided good instruction, the remainder seem like a demo.
The only part that you didn't go over in either video was the little breakdown part where he say "you've been laughing pretty baby..someday you're gonna be crying"...
The tempo is like stolen from Freddie King's TORE DOWN... jmo