The studio version actually has a guitar rhythm track,and 2 guitar lead tracks,not easy at all,Eric and Duane together were phenomenal...my hats off to you both
Glad you mentioned that the lead was Duane's. That Joy To The World riff, that's all Duane, it was his signature move. Some of the most evocative music ever made, when done right, it can almost make you weep. You guys did an a remarkable job...
Great job! Great tune! Reading Clapton's autobiography right now and it blows my mind how he could not only play but create this stuff in the state he was in.
Guys what can I say that's not been said. This is simply magnificent and you show so much mastery of your instruments. Please post up some more dominoes covers.
Nice touch having the Layla album in the background. Excellent job on the playing. I know that song by heart from listening to it for these decades, and that was very accurate. You could sit in with Tedeschi Trucks when they cover this.
Wow, I love Eric Clapton and Derek and The Dominos, but is a pity them have only one álbum :( But anyway.... Good work! I'm learning guitar for I can honor some guitar heroes and watching your cover vídeos inspired me.
Nani, It can be said that they produced more than 1 álbum ...there was stuff for a second to be released just before ThE moment they "came to blows"...you can find It in YT.....And ThE double live AT fillmore..
Great job, IMO ! I don;t know if Duane played on the original or not, but that solo around 2:40 was very reminiscent of Duane's style, in fact a lot of it sounds directly borrowed from Blue Sky.
I am an old guy and have been playing for 40 plus years... nice to see some you guys tackling Clapton and Allman instead of shredding (I do like shredding too)... Excellent! How did you both get your tones? were you playing through amps?
MarshallAmp Man Hello! I also like to shread but to a degree. Nothing is better than a good 70's blues-guitar work. I got my tone from Amplitube 3 (Fender Champ addon) and Temy recorded it on his Mac or real Fender champ. Can't remember...
Yes, I saw that. I also do covers btw, albeit with a different concept: After starting all alone two years ago (as almost beginner), I finally managed to find three people from three different countries who occasionally come together to play full covers of rock / hard rock songs. We do versions in our own way, whilst I got the impression that you guys tried to stick to the original, am I right?
I know this video is quite old now but I was just showing a friend how you guys covered this and he brought up an interesting question... Why did you not cover claptons lead parts as well?
Zack Tallman Hello Zack, thank you for checking out my older covers! Initially I wanted to cover Clapton's part but later abandoned this idea because as it might have got too messy with all these tracks.
As Temy explained me one day: Assistant recording engineer Karl Richardson recalled that a couple of women came in and were hanging out in the control room and one of them spilled coffee on the master tapes, after which he and producer Tom Dowd had to pass the master tape back and forth through the reels to get the coffee spills out. Reportedly, an improperly working tape player caused some songs to have altered tempos. We've recorded everything in standard tuning (which sounded really bad and out of tune) and than I had to adjust the pitch of our tracks in Audacity to mach the original recording.
Thank you! No, I'm not. I have my guitar plugged into UX1 soundcard with Amplitude Fender. It's all about how much you crank that Fender Champ amp. Mind that here I play only ryhtm. Temy's using a real amp.
Juliano Pohlmann I'll post cover of 'Thorn Tree in the Garden' (to close my project with Layla album) and than start with 'Slunky' from 1970 Clapton's album.
@@ColinStachowski Could be. Based on everything I've seen and read about the song, "Keep Playing" seems more probable and now I can't hear it an other way. Lol
is this slightly sped up or tuned a bit above standard because im playing along and in tune and im off and i know they sped up the original in the studio so was just curious
And they are in tune with the original so they either tuned up slightly and replicated the original tuning with the pitch chance or slightly sped it up to change the pitch like Tom Dowd did I was just curious which one they did
@@jokkergar here found this from one of the comments: As Temy explained me one day: Assistant recording engineer Karl Richardson recalled that a couple of women came in and were hanging out in the control room and one of them spilled coffee on the master tapes, after which he and producer Tom Dowd had to pass the master tape back and forth through the reels to get the coffee spills out. Reportedly, an improperly working tape player caused some songs to have altered tempos. We've recorded everything in standard tuning (which sounded really bad and out of tune) and than I had to adjust the pitch of our tracks in Audacity to mach the original recording.
Yes, I can definitely see that we have a different approach. Anyway, good luck with your work, I shall check out again some more in the future, if you do likewise with us, it would be appreciated! Cheers
It was great, but try playing A maj7 and D maj7 instead of just regular A and D major. Thats how its played on the record and live, it just gives it a jazzier feel for the solo at the end.
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The studio version actually has a guitar rhythm track,and 2 guitar lead tracks,not easy at all,Eric and Duane together were phenomenal...my hats off to you both
this is awesome, not an easy one to cover
All glory's on Temy!
I love the "joy to the world" tease riff near the end of the song! Classic Duane move!
Thanks! Never noticed that. Good to know!
Glad you mentioned that the lead was Duane's. That Joy To The World riff, that's all Duane, it was his signature move. Some of the most evocative music ever made, when done right, it can almost make you weep. You guys did an a remarkable job...
Thank you! All credits goes to Temy. He's the one that shines here, hah!
My favorite band of all times ! I was lucky to see them twice live, at the Fillmore & Capitol ! You guys nailed it !!!
Lucky you! Thanks!
how much I envy you 😂... lucky you. great
Great job! Great tune! Reading Clapton's autobiography right now and it blows my mind how he could not only play but create this stuff in the state he was in.
Thanks! I think that state he was in helped him with the material, hah!
Duane Allman played the solo on that song.
This song is 90% duane allman
Wonderful ........ gibson .... fender ....... I really like your work. Congratulations.
Thanks!
Ass kickin guys. Really nice to see this young generation carrying the torch of the guitar gods before them. Keep on it man!
Dominic Dimele Thank you Dominic. That music is too good to be forgotten!
Extremely well done, young men. Hats off to you
Nice work again!! And Temy Swinford has killed in the solos!
Thanks!
one of most passionate guitar works of Eric. Excellent cover ！
Guys what can I say that's not been said. This is simply magnificent and you show so much mastery of your instruments. Please post up some more dominoes covers.
Johnboy Supergolf Thank you Johnboy! Go and check my channel I have covered almost every Dominoes song from their first album.
Good job guys keep this music alive 👍
Thanks a lot!
Nice touch having the Layla album in the background. Excellent job on the playing. I know that song by heart from listening to it for these decades, and that was very accurate. You could sit in with Tedeschi Trucks when they cover this.
Thanks!
very very nice lead guitar cover; I grew up playing Allman's allways like this one. Great job! Bill
Thanks a lot!
Impressive! My favorite song of all time.
All glory goes to Temy!
Maravilloso........gibson ....fender.......me agrada mucho vuestro trabajo. Felicidades.
Thanks!
Ha! This is sooo good!! He really nails the solo. lol. One of the great solos of all time! Nice work.
Yes, Temy's very good. Check out his channel if you like :)
Great great great!!
I love your playing and this song
Thanks1
Very convincing performance, the lead guitarist is clearly a professional. Liked
absolutely fantastic guys ! Really love the groove and feel - choice of phrasing.
Thanks a lot!
This is amazing!!! Nice work Colin. My mom is practically crying right now she is so happy.
Wow, I love Eric Clapton and Derek and The Dominos, but is a pity them have only one álbum :( But anyway.... Good work! I'm learning guitar for I can honor some guitar heroes and watching your cover vídeos inspired me.
Nani, It can be said that they produced more than 1 álbum ...there was stuff for a second to be released just before ThE moment they "came to blows"...you can find It in YT.....And ThE double live AT fillmore..
OMG, are you kidding! I so enjoyed that.
Thanks!
Incredible. Both of you sound very good.
+O. Ivan Rosales It's all because of Temy! Great player!
Wonderful guitar, congrats
Thanks!
If you guys were that good 9 years ago, you should awesome by now ! Keep the music alive !!
Hah, thanks!
Bad a** rhythm and perfect lead, wow dudes!!! Thank man!! Rock on!!!
stkbkr1 Thank you Dean! All rewards sould go to Temy Swinford. Go check his channel too! A lot of Allamn Brothers, Cream and Clapton stuff!
Amazing phrases
Thanks!
that's damn unbelievable !
@@HaleyHuang-rl9up Thanks!
Love to see you guys do some Allman's......great job...hope you know that's Duane playing that solo.......
It's Duane for sure!
Incredible! Right on the money...
Thank you Dan! 'Right on the money' - I did not know this phrase. Cool one, thanks!
Glad to see young people get it.
Thanks Albert!
well done!! great song choice!
Thank you!
Great job, IMO ! I don;t know if Duane played on the original or not, but that solo around 2:40 was very reminiscent of Duane's style, in fact a lot of it sounds directly borrowed from Blue Sky.
Thanks Mark!
Fantastic!!!
Thanks a lot!
Awesome job you two!
Thank you!
Oh yeah- superb stuff! Best wishesChris
+slicerhere Thank you Chris!
Awesome! Love all your vids Colin!!
Thank you!
I've been learning a ton from your videos! thank you for posting !
Thank you! Temy's great on this track!
This is so beautiful :) Kudos and thanks, gentlemen.
Thanks!
awesome job!!!
Thanks!
Brilliant, lads
Thanks!
Awsome cover 🙌😁🎵
Thanks!
Congratulations to both, fantastic!
Really impressive. If it is not much indiscretion, what pickups has that Les paul?
Thanks! I have no idea, sorry.
This is fantastic; thank you!!
Thanks a lot!
Well done guys.
great job! nice tone.
Thank you! Temy's very good.
The playing is great.....But you're tone is impeccable.
Thank you :)
Great guitar playing, keep it up!
Awesome cover!!!
Thank you!
In the chorus,both chords are Maj 7s. Also there's a C chord before the E. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for insight!
かっこいい！！！！
The kid doing the leads is great. Mr allman played that on the original recording
Treva Bondarenko Both are excellent! Great playing.
I agree, he's great!
Thanks!
very good on the right track flow eric
Thanks!
Brilliant cover! I'm sure you know it's a Dmaj7 after the Amaj7...sounds like you are playing a straight Dmaj ?
Can't relate to this now... sorry. But I'm sure you're right. I will re-record it one day.
I am an old guy and have been playing for 40 plus years... nice to see some you guys tackling Clapton and Allman instead of shredding (I do like shredding too)... Excellent! How did you both get your tones? were you playing through amps?
MarshallAmp Man Hello! I also like to shread but to a degree. Nothing is better than a good 70's blues-guitar work. I got my tone from Amplitube 3 (Fender Champ addon) and Temy recorded it on his Mac or real Fender champ. Can't remember...
Thanks for watching.I was using a cranked 1967 Fender Vibrolux Reverb on this one.
How was your teacher able to replicate Duane's tone? Like what settings on the guitar and amp did he use?
awesome lead guitar
Andres Molina Temy is a guitar master!
Incredible! By the way, where did you find such an awesome backing track?
Thank you! That's no backing track. It's an original recording but with our guitars playing unison... but louder :)
Yes, I saw that. I also do covers btw, albeit with a different concept: After starting all alone two years ago (as almost beginner), I finally managed to find three people from three different countries who occasionally come together to play full covers of rock / hard rock songs. We do versions in our own way, whilst I got the impression that you guys tried to stick to the original, am I right?
I know this video is quite old now but I was just showing a friend how you guys covered this and he brought up an interesting question... Why did you not cover claptons lead parts as well?
Zack Tallman Hello Zack, thank you for checking out my older covers! Initially I wanted to cover Clapton's part but later abandoned this idea because as it might have got too messy with all these tracks.
Nailed it
Thank Javier!
YES!
Very much the same as the record. Even the tuning is not quite standard. It's either slightly up or down from standard 440. Can you explain?
As Temy explained me one day: Assistant recording engineer Karl Richardson recalled that a couple of women came in and were hanging out in the control room and one of them spilled coffee on the master tapes, after which he and producer Tom Dowd had to pass the master tape back and forth through the reels to get the coffee spills out. Reportedly, an improperly working tape player caused some songs to have altered tempos.
We've recorded everything in standard tuning (which sounded really bad and out of tune) and than I had to adjust the pitch of our tracks in Audacity to mach the original recording.
The song book for this album has this song tuned down half a step.the rhythm guitar.
As far as I know, the whole album is played half a tone higher(at least Layla and this song is played half a tone higher)
your videos are amazing maaannn....are you using any pedals in your covers of derek????
Thank you! No, I'm not. I have my guitar plugged into UX1 soundcard with Amplitude Fender. It's all about how much you crank that Fender Champ amp. Mind that here I play only ryhtm. Temy's using a real amp.
*****
thanks.....i hope you keep posting your videos.......soon i will be posting mine too.....sorry for my english........peace
Juliano Pohlmann
I'll post cover of 'Thorn Tree in the Garden' (to close my project with Layla album) and than start with 'Slunky' from 1970 Clapton's album.
great....i'll keep watching and learning
Bingo! Great job ;)
Thank you! :)
There's a C chord between the F and the E in the Verse.
I appreciate your comment, thanks.
If you listen closely on the original, just before the solo, you can hear Bobby Whitlock yell "keep playing!"
Interesting. I've just had a listen and although it sounds more like 'keep playing' I also hear 'take it Duaaaane'.
@@ColinStachowski Could be. Based on everything I've seen and read about the song, "Keep Playing" seems more probable and now I can't hear it an other way. Lol
what is your tuning on les paul
Standard.
GREAT
THANKS!
Where did you get the tabs from? Can't find anyone :/
Get it kid! 😁
Will do, thanks!
WOW.....as a Clapton man from way back this is the closest I’ve seen to Clapton, it’s great that he can keep that music going
Thanks!
Oh yes!! Now ya cookin!
Thanks!
you guys got good job make eric proud how bout live version
Thank you. Maybe in the future... who knows ;)
is this slightly sped up or tuned a bit above standard because im playing along and in tune and im off and i know they sped up the original in the studio so was just curious
Where you have heard this was sped up? I haven't see no oficial source to confirm it..
Gabriel the studio version is slightly sped up that’s according to Tom Dowd the producer which changes the pitch just like on Layla
And they are in tune with the original so they either tuned up slightly and replicated the original tuning with the pitch chance or slightly sped it up to change the pitch like Tom Dowd did I was just curious which one they did
@@jokkergar here found this from one of the comments: As Temy explained me one day: Assistant recording engineer Karl Richardson recalled that a couple of women came in and were hanging out in the control room and one of them spilled coffee on the master tapes, after which he and producer Tom Dowd had to pass the master tape back and forth through the reels to get the coffee spills out. Reportedly, an improperly working tape player caused some songs to have altered tempos.
We've recorded everything in standard tuning (which sounded really bad and out of tune) and than I had to adjust the pitch of our tracks in Audacity to mach the original recording.
@@Cook9698 ok, thanks for the clarification.
Good joib but I think you go to a C chord between the F and E chords so it would be Am G Am G F C E.. Also in the chorus it is Amaj7 and Dmaj7 chords.
Thanks for the insight Brian!
Yes, I can definitely see that we have a different approach. Anyway, good luck with your work, I shall check out again some more in the future, if you do likewise with us, it would be appreciated! Cheers
lead guitar tab???
We don't have that one, sorry.
Colin Stachowski would you consider making it?
Unfortunately I did niot plan this so no, sorry!
Your really good! :)
+alessandra y I'm glad you like it!
need the backing track
We have played it over the original track.
Even more impressive given that Tom Dowd speeded up the track a bit.
And that made it difficult to find a proper pitch for our guitars. Glad you like it!
From what I've read, Dowd did not speed it up...
Are you just playing an A Major and G Major Barre chord?
For some part of the verse, yes.
why didn't u do twin solo with him?? I'm upset
I’m sory, hah! I did not want to make it too messy. But I’ll re-record it one day with all solos included.
@@ColinStachowski lol and how come u never covered blind faith, cream, bluesbreakers? don't have the gears?
Exactly. I don’t have an era-correct gear unfortunately. If I should do it, it must be correctly. Maybe in couple of years...
It was great, but try playing A maj7 and D maj7 instead of just regular A and D major. Thats how its played on the record and live, it just gives it a jazzier feel for the solo at the end.
CecilEubanks i agree. Not only on album but in concert. Even Warren Hayes is using the Maj 7 chords when EC plays with the ABros
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Holy shit dude
Duane Allman licks......nice job boys ......
Thanks!
Wow
Thanks!
excellent cover guys.....so close to Duane
Glad you like it!
bad ass
good comment
Your playin' is awesome, but when you're playin' verses you hold F major, try to do it this way: F C E.
CreamFreshCream F C E7
you guys should have played at the crossroads 2013 and not quinn sullivan
Haha, great idea, man!
wtf do you have against quinn?
Solos are great though
It's all Temy's work. Go visit his channel!
YOU should change your name to Derek Stachowski....
I play only rythm (Stratocaster) part. All credits should go to Temy Swinford (Gibson). Check out his channel too!
The first solo is a fucking nigthmare
Sure thing. Temy pulls it off like a pro!
The gibson is flat
Maybe a bit. It was difficult to match the original recording's pitch. Thanks for your insight Paul. Cheers!
now go write your own songs..........
Thanks!