Hope so

Well..they will.

so be what you say!!!

they will - musically anyway! : o)

Perhaps we consider all the folks who won’t live on because fools like EC scare them away from vaccinations. Sorry to disrupt the fanboy reverie....

Do you know the name of the Bass player? He's been with Slowhand for over 30 years.

@@susielong115 the glorious Nathan East!!!

Gadd and Clapton are both 76 and as good as they’ve ever been.

Agreed! Killer rhythm section...not to mention one of the coolest piano playin' Blues Rockers, ever Very Nicely Done.

@@daveebryan828 My guess is Chris Stainton on the keys.......

Well said🐱i really think so too🙏

JJ Cale was something, his songs put clapton back on the map

@@brendantindall805 b.s. you got it ass backwards, Eric put JJ on the map, ya ever heard of Cream ? WTF did JJ have to do with cream

​@@thegreatchain7112 After Cream and Blind Faith EC's vocals and guitar style without any doubt were strongly influenced by JJ and for sure helped him to get back on track after a long period of problems. He played JJ's song "After Midnight" on his first solo album, he got a smash hit with JJ's "Cocaine" on "Slowhand", he played JJ's songs over and over again live, he did an album with JJ ("The Road To Escondido"), played some concerts with him and did an appreciation album for the late JJ, one of his best friends. So there's no reason to get excited about Brendan Tindalls's post.

@@bobbynoe1 you gotta love a guy who spent most of the 80’s mowing the lawn outside his trailer and listening to Van Halen….JJ Cale

George Terry, mam?

clapton is god long live forever

...and still got the hands too!

...and the blues

I find him dull and boring and his anti vax campaign song is a direct ripoff from Keb Mo. Every riff is a rip off and not original.

God of Blues

JJ and Eric met once for an album and were never friends. Escondido is the first time that they ever met.

@@johnburke5053 that's not actually true, they first met in the UK in 1977 and check out Cale's appearance at the Crossroads concert in Dallas, 2004 ... they're sharing the same stage

Love your hair Sexy again EC.

Dad has it they never mind see where they go

And encouraging people with shit songs to refuse vaccines and break lockdown in a pandemic, when as one of the most famous musicians alive he can indulge in such petty railing in a way that other musicians can't.

Well, that is all true, but I think his lifestyle forces him on the road. That may explain his impatience with the whole COVID issue, as it meant loss of earnings. I think good old EC likes his luxury bespoke cars, watches, and other perks of his career quite a bit. Otherwise, he could have retired from planks a long time ago and record the occasional studio album. Cheers!

Amen...to the original comment!

I so get it. Clapton is a God eh

I found it dull, lacking imagination, another rehash of something I was tired of decades ago, not an original new production, and just flat out boring. Mark Knopfler is the man you should be listening to instead of an anti-vaxer politicising and weaponizing his latest release. All in all I will wait and see what Britknee Spearz has to offer. Im sure it will bear repeated encounter.

It tried to put it on words, and then deleted all. it was useless.

EC is the legend so is slowhand LP ur right every song

JJ Cale ? no, the 3 greatest psychedelic guitarist John Cippolina, Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton

@@thegreatchain7112 Um what ?

@@EatAPeach72 ? you are ignorant of the one and only - John Cippolina ? are you kidding me ? when it comes to Psychedelic guitarist 🎸 he's the absolute best+ Quicksilver Messenger Service in 1968 was the best rock band in the World

@@thegreatchain7112 JJ Cale wrote the song. I believe that was the reference.

Eric is Derek

Hello Elria where are you from?

Sublime. The perfect description

Love Respect Regards

@SophieBelleClaptonyou are most welcome. He has given me a lifetime of enjoyment in both the hardest and best of times.

⁠@SophieBelleClaptonmust be 34 years or so when I was about 15/16 years old. Long time ago! I’ve been lucky enough to see him live twice and will see him again in Dublin in May. I love the depth and feeling of his music. From his big band performances to the more intimate acoustic music. His sound is unmistakeable.

@SophieBelleClaptonno, I was just one of thousands at the concerts!

He always will ❤️

@Ron Loewen and by anti-vaxxers you mean people who believe that taking a vaccine should be an individuals choice and they shouldn't be forced to take it.. Yeah those monsters 🙄 stfu

A raw talent!! Lay Down Sally", "Wonderful Tonight", "Change the World", "Tears in Heaven" and the cover of Bob Marley's "I Shot the Sheriff", are all my favorites

Loved the original version, but this one on acoustic guitar is special. His vocals are as polished and powerful as ever. The man fascinates me !

@@jeromebreeding3302 Jerome, I feel the same way! Much love and light to you. ❤

A raw talent!! Lay Down Sally", "Wonderful Tonight", "Change the World", "Tears in Heaven" and the cover of Bob Marley's "I Shot the Sheriff", are my all time favorites

@@archeandrews8906 Can't argue with this selections. Danced to them all at my favorite biker bar, along with Bob Marley's Natty Dread album picks.

@@jeromebreeding3302 oh you love that too?

Underrated.

@@wp7187 underrated how? Just after Hendrix.... Clapton was and is considered God.

От Бога. Все.

Unplugged

I hope your fine

Sad that most people of our country dont know abt him

@SophieBelleClapton That's mundane, son.

@SophieBelleClapton What I mean is that there are better things to do in life than impersonating Clapton's daughter.

@SophieBelleClapton Get a life, spammer.

Get a life. ​@SophieBelleClapton

He told the wife go we talked you girls

God is the best blues player in the world

We will never FORGET What We Had To Do.DOC MAGOO RETIRED 🇺🇸 USAF PJ VIETNAM ERA JEFF Z. SAVAGE BLUE RECORDING STUDIO

Take your horse pills

@SophieBelleClapton Hi Sophie! I was very happy to read your comment and to know that my words about the love I have for Clapton and his music reached someone close to the legend! I live in Brazil and in September 2024 I will be attending his show in Rio de Janeiro for the first time. Needless to say, it's going to be an incredible moment for me and other Brazilian fans. A big hug to you and success always!

@SophieBelleClapton Eric Clapton for me is more than a music icon. It is not possible to tell the history of music without mentioning Clapton and his entire legacy. I've been a fan of his since the Cream days, where with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker he already made the sound that would become characteristic of him. I really like Clapton's "blues" phase, with strong influences from his friend B.B. King, to which he did several wonderful shows... I like Clapton in all his nuances and phases and, as I said, for me he is a Fenix. Everyone thinks it's gone and, without anyone expecting it, it is reborn from the ashes with something wonderful. There are some songs from his repertoire that, knowing how it was made and composed, left me feeling like, ecstatic. The song "My Father’s Eyes" for example. Through the story of him not knowing his father, he was able to see him through his son's eyes. I can spend hours and hours here talking about the guitar god... Like I said, I'll finally get to watch it live. I'm going to make a big dream come true...

@SophieBelleClapton No. I had the opportunity to go, but I didn't and now I will.

They really do. Good to hear Stainton properly too. He's usually lost in bigger gigs.

Saw him and the band last night ! He still has it at 73 years young.

That’s the clone you saw.

Really fantastik! The piano ...sooo coool Thanks 👍💃

If you played guitar bass and piano you would clearly see that this is not an improvement or a developement in his skill level. I am seeing a sad decline and hearing him playing Keb Mo riffs. Im thinking that Eric is doing heroin again.

60yrs.❤😢😮😊