Here is one.

I agree with u

I'm here

Absolutely brilliant.

Count me in! Great!

When guitar talking

Check out the acoustic version with knopler

May be check out the version of Spin 1ne 2wo. ❤

He sang this on the 24 Nights gigs 1990/91.

Great bass player, and singer. Huh? Didn't know that he sang. Good voice.

That's me now magical 🎸 Wayne in ecclefecan Scotland

Totally AGREE!

Well said! I have been listening to the recently uploaded Definitive 24 Nights Live album. The extended intros and outros/solo sections are amazing!

❤

There are few other bassists who can pull off solos like Nathan. I also love his intro to Layla on 24 Nights - gives me goosebumps every time i listen - and that is a lot of times!!!!

Yup! Perfect

So wish I'd caught this tour. What a line up!!!

I'm sure that they did...

Don't forget his back up singers as well. As phenomenal and stunningly unbelievable that the music made by "just 3 guys" when he was with Cream, when he plays the songs now, the back up singers "fill in" a bit more. Even if it's just a simple little "Oh Yeah".... Listen to one of the more recent versions of "Sunshine of your Love" and you'll catch those singers throwing in a bit of "extra" compared to the original Cream version. I never thought I'd ever say a Cream song could be made "better", cause considering what "just 3 guys" put out, there's certainly no other Band with "just 3 guys" (with the possible exception of RUSH, who were mind blowing with not only how good they were, but how difficult their music was to play from a technical standpoint), but there have been bands with 4 or even more members who STILL couldn't match what "just 3 guys" were doing. Just my opinion, but I think it's a fair and valid point. Anyone else agree or disagree, and why ?, If you guys wouldn't mind sharing your thoughts and/or opinions.

@@sandmanCQB8541 I don't disagree at all, but I was just kind of referring to that core rythm section he's had since the 90s. He's great at picking musicians but the other guitar slot and keyboard chairs very understandably seem to shift every now and then. Both East and Gadd have basically played with everyone, but it's just great to see how tight they are with Clapton at this point.

@@shawnmcvey7789 I understood what you were referring to as far as that "core" he's been playing with since the 90s, and I also agree with you as far as that goes, as well as the "shifting" in some other areas. I don't think it would be fair for any one of us to speculate why that is. As far as it goes, it could just be something as simple as a scheduling issue (Although I can't imagine anyone not literally just dropping whatever they may be working on for the chance or opportunity to play with Clapton, that's an offer that anyone would be crazy to turn down, but again, we don't know what's going on behind the scenes that leads to that. The one thing we DO know for sure is that, as you mentioned, Clapton is obviously great at choosing the musicians to fill those spots, and it's a safe bet to make that, being that were talking about Eric Clapton, you know he most likely has only the best of the best lining up around the block to get a chance to play a gig with him, and from that line, he cherry picks the people he wants sitting in those spots. I have NO idea how or why he makes those choices, he's probably the only person who does. One things for sure though, and I'm sure we agree... When they all sync up, that's when the magic happens, and Brother, it is something incredible to see and hear. Truly spectacular. All of them.

@@shawnmcvey7789 One must also mention Chris Stainton (though absent here), as well. And Willie Weeks has possibly matched the great Nathan East in longevity, and surely capability from a 'groove' perspective. Of course, Andy Fairweather-Lowe holds the line also, as the '2ndGuitar'.

@@sandmanCQB8541 Amen there, Julian..!

Yeah he Is incredible!

Mine too

Bless you for your service

coudn't agree more.

1een stap naar voren te brengen met een fijne avond van jou en Marielle ik mis jullie ook nog een fijne dag lieg

So true. They don't call him Slowhand for nothin' (not to mention "God"). I've been going to see Clapton since the very late 70s. When that man pics up a guitar, the smart thing to do is just sit back, WATCH, and LISTEN. The music he creates is Legendary, and the seemingly effortless way in which he plays it is astounding, whether it's a totally laid back song like this, or a jam that he just let's go and lights it up. The man just makes it look SO easy. Total LEGEND. It just doesn't get any better. ✌

Exactly What It's About!! We do the same @ #Everydaystrangers

Isnt it amazing how much fun they have playing?😀they dont have to prove nothing anymore,every single one just serving Music and the Band!✌✌✌Amazing!💖💖💖

Nice falsetto indeed, but he also sings some earth shattering bass notes, too. I love mr East!!!

It's actually a Stevie Winwood song.

D'accord!🇧🇷

tonewise he's tough to beat

🎸🎶👌

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Me too in 2023

I still do 😉…… moves my soul to the core. This is a fabulous rendition~

Ditto

He has a lot more talent than an actor 🐕🎸

@@martydibergi5228 that’s for sure!

Fourplay jazz man 🎶🎸👍

나만 이런 생각을 한 게 아니었군요..

Klasse! Next year in Stuttgart, June.

@D.Becker: hoffen wir, dass alles so kommt und "nur" um ein Jahr verschoben wird. Ich hatte mir soooo gewünscht, an meinem 76. Eric Clapton zu seinem 75. Geburtstag gratulieren zu können. Egal, Hauptsache er kommt 2021, und er ist gesund.

cool perfect match superb music great vibe

Hi Ayikue. Just read your comment and went hunting for my preferred version of this song. Its still Clapton and Nathan East but its from the early 90`s. Actually witnessed this as I went to their string of concerts at The Royal Albert Hall. Hope you enjoy. Most sincerely JF ( UK )

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if bandmates have that mentality (musicality), music's gonna come out real well.

@@arnlmndza And they are kind of used to play together :)

Soft slow and smooth

let’s not forget John Paul Jones nor Geddy Lee. Some might even include John Entwistle

an outstanding version for many reasons but I still think the Crossroads version just pips it for the ultimate live version (perhaps of any song) ....kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rsdyeMKK3JvYnKM.html

noun "infamy" - the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed. "a day that will live in infamy" You might want to correct your statement... I understand what you were getting at, but Clapton is anything BUT infamous...

@@vingtsun1952 long live JPJ The Ox.. RIP🙏

Don’t forget the legend who is Steve Gadd. What a band this is!

I saw the “Blind Faith” tour EC and Steve Winwood did in ‘11! THAT was a show to the 𝙃𝙄𝙂𝙃𝙀𝙎𝙏🎶𝙋𝙊𝙒𝙀𝙍 and I consider myself quite🎶fulfilled❤️ from being there..as that surely will be the last time those 2 guys tour as that!! I hope you get the chance in the future to see these guys, as I’ve seen Clapton 4 times now AND- 𝙄𝙩❤️𝙅𝙐𝙎𝙏🎸𝙂𝙀𝙏𝙎🎶𝘽𝙀𝙏𝙏𝙀𝙍 thru the years!!!! ❤️🎸kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNKUZMqF1pzPeGw.html

By God do u mean Alex lifeson? 😁

Steve Gadd on drums. God bless him. He’s one of the greats.

Just a few Notes,played with so much Expression and Feeling.Thats a true Master.💖❤🙏

Errrm, remember Cream anyone ?

Blind faith would be that category

Absolutely couldn't agree with you more. He's been uniquely gifted since he first stepped onto a stage. He truly is, to use your words, "magical". Been going to see him play for 40 years and I've never left a show disappointed, just wanting to sit back down and watch him play for another few hours.

@Clone Ranger He's still grooving, what more are you after

He’s as dull as dish water these days, the cream days were his prime

He did it :)

Jack Bruce, Glen Hughes and Geddy Lee among others did just fine singing while playing bass

He's a member of the smooth jazz quartet Foreplay.

Imagine john pual jones

Too funny... I literally just finished posting about how much the back up singers really contribute, and that, although I never thought Id say this about a Cream song, but they actually made it better.

no-name your listening to musicians who know jazz as well as blues -- Nathan East is a jazz bass player ,,, when drummer Buddy Rich was on his deathbed in a final interview he was asked to name one drummer that could do it all -- his response "" Steve Gadd "" and as far as Eric Clapton go's , Eric has recorded and performed with Trumpeter Winton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra as well as numerous blues musicians and one of Eric favorite people. -- JJ Cale -- musicians are like fine wines ,, the more mature , the more finess

Clapton lead vocals? Are you deaf and blind?

Dream team...

Matthew butler I think he mean the whole concert

So who is singing lead vocal on this? The camera can't seem to find him.

You forgot the background singers? Any problems with women? And where is Andy Fairweather Low? He joined later. And also John Mayer did