Hey Mike from saint Joseph Missouri. 68 ur old guitarist here. 60 yrs playing. Thanks so much for lessons and videos. Thanks buddy

Really enjoying the Journeyman content. My favourite Clapton solo album.

Just subscribed!! Love all the Clapton stuff, but think the 80's stuff is WAY underappreciated. I got into EC in the mid 80's and have remained a huge fan. My favorite musician by far. My first 2 times seeing him live were both in Cincinnati on the Journeyman tour. Great memories indeed. Thanks very much for these lessons.

Great lesson - you should check out Claptons efforts on Richies Sambora’s Mr. Bluesman, really good solo.

Mike, this is top. As always with you! Thanks! 🔥

Best guitar lesson ever, bro! Best wishes from Serbia!

Very generous of you Mike, to give free lessons like this. Thank you so much. We were intending to cover this, but none of us has a guitar with 43 frets!!! Lol.

Hi Mike, great lesson. Regarding the first phrase of the guitar solo, i believe he is bending it up to D (17th fret of G string bent to the 19th) and then using pinch harmonics. In other words, he is hitting a pinch harmonic on the downstroke once the note has been bent and then hitting a regular note on the upstroke. If you hold the bend and then use a pinch harmonic on the downstroke and then a regular note on the upstroke, i believe you get the exact effect he is doing.

Great job Mike... Saved me a lot of time deciphering this myself. That's hell of a bend - nearly took me down to the bone lol.

This is a killer lesson ill post my version after hours on practice!!! Cheers

Really enjoy your demos and lessons. Love to see you live. Hopefully soon

Definitely not slipped off the radar Mike 👍🏻

Thank you so much!!!!

Thanks for the lesson, it has really helped me a lot 👍🏻

OMG! Thank you SO much for these Mike

Really enjoying this series. Worked on your own songs!

nice one Mike, best track on the album.

Fantastic stuff, Mike! First of all, it's an absolute travesty your channel doesn't have more subscribers - pro guitarist giving out free high-quality content. Anyway, loved this lesson. If you ever have time to look at Clapton's solo / outro solo from 24 Nights live (1990), that would be cool.

Thanks Mike i have got this sorted thanks to you

Mike your the best love your videos Don't forget Sheriff hyde park request. Lol. Cheers Mike

There you are!!

Late tae the party mate, but great lesson, I’m on yer case noo. Greetings from Glasgow, it’s green and white!!

thank you!

Great playing! LOVE these Clapton videos! You should do Layla (the album) next and then the next logical step would be some Duane Allman licks.

Top top!!! Im learning

perfect, thank you.

Nice video here. Your strat shouldn’t be choking out up there. Truss rod adjustment needed most likely. Probably too much relief. Try tightening it up 1/4 turn til it sings. I had the same issue.

Good stuff Mike. I know you are often suggesting to us to practice licks in different keys all over the fretboard. Have you heard the rambling on my mind version on "EC was here " he calls out the keys and plays all over the fretboard. I really like it, and think it might be a hood one on here. Best wishes

Thought I would look in on your vid to compare notes no punn intended, played this song in the set list many times and we are both pretty close,only thing I do differently is to play an either at the nutt &Bb full chords 1st frett playing in a band scenario with no keys seems to give a more ambient feel.Any how good job man

Great lesson Mike. How do get authentic Tone for this song, with a little bit fuz. Is there a pedal in use or a specific Amp ?

Great job Mike, you nailed that. Your explanation on the timing of the “badge” section really helped. What equipment do you use to play along to, loop, and slow the speed down?

Nice job Mike. Where's the tip jar?

What’s your pedal chain? Chorus + a bit of slap delay?