There's a reason why Eric is a living legend!

Just my opinion. Clapton is just like a bottle of good wine. He gets better with age.He is so clean and precise. Excellent reaction fellas. Appreciate you.🙏❤

No computers needed just raw live talent

This is Clapton’s song. It was first played live with Derek and The Dominos. They started recording it for their second album, but Clapton got in an argument with drummer Jim Gordon, told him he’d never play with him again, and never did. 40 years later he asked Keyboardist/ co-vocalist Bobby Whitlock to finish recording his vocal part, and he did. Dark-haired guitarist next to Clapton is Doyle Bramhall Jr. His dad played drums with Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan and co-wrote some of Stevie’s best-known songs. Stevie taught Doyle Jr to play guitar and was devastated by the helicopter crash.

Eric's still got it, went through heroin and alcohol addiction and the loss of his son, he is the BLUES 😅😊

Steve Jordan is killing it on the skins. One of the great session drummers. Played on a ton of hit records. Beyonce, Alicia Keys, John Mayer, and ton of others. He was also announced as the new drummer for Rolling Stones after Charle Watts passed.

That other guy is Doyle Bramhall II. His dad is a famous blues drummer from Austin, Texas. My daughter and I had a date nite and saw DBII at Fayetteville, Arkansas and it was glorious. He was also in a one album band called Arc Angel's, which remains in my top 10 ever.

Nothing beats the Derek and the Dominos In Concert version of this...anything from that album is worth a listen.

As hot as this version was....this on the Derek & The Dominoes Live at the Fillmore followed by Why Does Love got to be so sad? is untouchable....

Clapton always has a great band behind him. Unless he's alone.

Was at this concert. Been a Clapton fan since he joined Yardbirds. Still the best and a lot of guitar players learned from this man. Clapton still a guitar god!

Can I get an "Amen!"🔥🔥🔥 Love this man. He just keeps getting better. Fell in love with his music back with Derek & the Dominos. ❤ Seen him 6 times & always the best concert ever!

This song was originally written to appear on the second Derek and the Dominoes studio album which never happened due to the band breaking up. Instead it showed up on their live “In Concert” album that was recorded in 1970 (without Duane Allman) and released in 1973. There was a time when Clapton didn’t play it live very often, but the song makes pretty regular appearances in his setlist now.

Just like Stevie Ray Vaughan, when you hear an Eric Clapton solo you know it’s Eric Clapton

You guys will love Eric Clapton’s “old love” the unplugged one. Chuck Levelle on piano is fire on that one. Chuck started out with the ALLMAN Brothers and has been the keyboardist for Rolling Stones for a long while now. Check it out! ❤️🎶

Doyle Bramhall Jr. plays a left-handed Strat with the strings upside down - it's as amazing and extraordinary as driving a right-hand drive car on the left side of the road with your back to the windshield ;-)) What a great song and great musicians at this concert (I think it's the San Diego concert). Thank you for sharing and best wishes @all from Germany

" Just Like Sly You Gotta Take A Stand ". Hendrix & Clapton were at that show watching Sly And The Family Stone and Clapton had the Left Handed Strat for Hendrix. Next day , Clapton heard Hendrix passed away leaving Clapton holding the Left Strat meant for Hendrix .

I suggest you guys react to Derek and the Dominos Live at Fillmore - Why does love got to be so sad. One of Eric’s ultimate Guitar performances!

Eric surfing the funky wave of bass and drums...

Bringing people together is a super power 😮

That rhythm section kills on this. Willie Weeks on bass and Steve Jordan on drums. Doesn't get much better than that!

Old Eric keeps on getting on. Bringing a little funky guitar and soul with a taste of blues. Some of the Masters of Old still got the fire down below. He's been playing on records for 59 years and still going. Great video and commentary, guys. Thanks for the Eric Clapton. All us old dawgs genuinely appreciate it.

Clapton was the show, but everyone on that stage is just absolute top shelf master craftsman, tops in their disciplines

Love that solo by Doyle Bramhall II at the end. He was on the Riding With the King LP with EC & BB King , & he & Derek Trucks toured with Clapton back in the 2000’s, producing some epic jams. ✌️❤️🎶

Clapton had Crossroad tours for years, don't know if he does anymore. He brought out great talent with him, including his old Blind Faith band member, Steve Winwood. Steve does an incredible live version of his Rock n Roll Hall of Fame early band Traffic's Dear Mr Fantasy (with 2 drummers!) and Winwood and Clapton do their Blind Faith hit 'Can't Find My Way Home", with a young Derek Trucks joining them. Those are from 2007 Crossroads and well worth a reaction.

Great song, Clapton is the man!!

ive seen clapton 10 times all in dallas im so thankful for that.. SRV... LOVE RIP

So many legends from his era still working/creating their musical magic up to this day. We were a blessed generation.

Clapton is so good. I have seen him 3 times and I'm never disappointed. He has so many great performances that it's hard to pick one. Tina Turner and Clapton "Tearing Us Apart" is one of my favorites or he and B.B. King performing The Thrill is Gone. Great reaction fellas🎼🎶🎸🎵✌️👍

Eric, Jimi, Jimmy P. and Jeff--the rock-blues guitar OG royalty. EC is currently touring and sounds this good or better at age 78. Go see him--he will likely include this in the set--it's an oldie from 53 years ago (1970).

blues gospel rock, great song.

I saw him in 1994 in Indy. Jimmy Vaughn opened for him. It was a Blues tour, so it was all blues.

Any live Clapton is a dose of great medicine! Fabulous stuff! Knowing it’s a concert yet feeling like a get together of great musicians just jamming is a beautiful thing!

Eric Clapton is one of the greats. He just gets better and better. I don't know who that drummer is but he is phenomenal WOW !!! 😁👍

Steve Jordan, drummer, producer, artist. The go to guy...1/3 Rd of the John Mayer Trio, tours with Clapton for past decade plus, and most recently, called to take up the sticks for Charlie Watts, on the new Rolling Stones Album. Steve is a force!

Doyle Bramhall 11 on 2nd guitar also a great player whose father played with SRV.

Nathan East on bass, y'all. And Doyle Bramhall II on the other guitar. I saw this lineup with the late, great Billy Preston on keys in 2009... one of the best live shows I've ever seen! Thanks for the reaction, guys!!

Great performance. Eric always has a top notch band with him. The other guitarist that did the solo at the end is Doyle Bramhall II, a great guitarist in his own right. Check out Doyle playing with Eric in the song Badge. Outstanding. Doyle also toured with Roger Waters about 11 years ago and played and sang the David Gilmour parts. Very cool especially Comfortably Numb.

My man since 1966. I have at least 60 albums I list count. No matter what style he was doing you know it's Clapton. My suggestion one if my favs. Album Wheels if Fire. Start with SPOONFULL. Amazing all three musicians. But Mr. Clapton had a little more that day

I remember this song. Eric is great and so is his band. Loved your reaction!

Try Double Trouble with Eric and Stevie Winwood live at Madison Square Garden

"Mr. Korby" 😆😂Love it

DBll on rhythm killing it

JAMMIN' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice. Eric going back to his early roots. Is this tune an antidote to 'Cocaine'? The dude can ROCK.

Each of the Crossroads festival concerts is a goldmine of music from awesome bands and performers and great all-star lineups! Tedeschi Trucks performing "Anyday", Robert Randolph per forming "Nobody Soul" and Clapton and Steve Winwood performing Blind Faith classics like "Had to Cry Today" are memorable bangers!

Steve Jordon ( now playing with The Rolling Stones) in da pocket here.

"GOD".... There was very good reasons they called Eric Clapton that in the 60's. I saw him at the Syracuse Carrier Dome and thought the walls were going to fall down several times. It was a religious experience I'll never forget.

Cookin'!

Everyone just grooving to that one ☝️

Old Slow Hand Still Throwing Down !!!!!

Live At The Filmore is a great version

I bet when Mr. Corby was 18 he was the coolest kid in school. Check out the young Clapton with Blind Faith live at Hyde Park doing a Stones cover called.. Under My Thumb.. Steve Windwood singing.. I love the Live reactions.

I hope you guys noticed the rhythm guitar player, Doyle Bramhall II playing a left-handed guitar, STRUNG FOR A RIGHT-HANDED player, still being played left-handed.....

FOREVER MAN, BAD LOVE.

Remember EC was 68 years old when this was recorded. Not bad for a pensioner!! BTW Outside of school, Mr Corby was THE man.

Clapton originally wrote this song for 2nd 'Derek and The Dominos' album but that never happened. 😊

Clapton Enough Said . Get Tough America. 🙏🇺🇸🪖

9:46 The icing on the cake ✌

Hey guys, delve into Cream if you haven’t done so already. A true Super Group. Clapton, Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce. Amazing that it’s only the 3 of them. I think they were only together about 2 years or so. Their “Disraeli Gears” album is epic .

Wow never seen Clapton play in this style.

Nazareth "Miss Misery" great friggin tune.

Todo un arte

Clapton is top cool for school... check out his history.

Slow hand is the man😮😅

I've seen you do some of the great blues guitarists, but so many more to get to: Albert and BB King, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, Sister Rosetta Thorpe, and more Robin Trower, a LOT more.

That was a raging inferno! 🔥

Eric Clapton has always been one of my favorites. " I can't Stand it", another great song. So many to choose from. I saw him at the Paramount theater in Seattle many years ago... great artist. Thanks for the reaction.

Thanks for reacting! Yes, music makes you cool….

Love the Mic on that Snare Drum . That's slappin it .

Fell in love with Clapton when I was in college

Ahh from the old Derek and the Dominos days with Bobby Whitlock and Jim Gordon.

This performance was from one of the Crossroads Guitar Festival that Eric Clapton would host every 3 years for the last 20 some years and all the proceeds went to the rehab center in the Caribbean where Eric got clean. Most of the great guitarists of several generations played and collaborated together. BB King, Buddy Guy, Ronnie Wppd, Johnny Winters, etc. all played in the festivals, just to name a few. You should check some out. Loved when Derek Trucks joined Clapton and played the Duane Allman slide part on a couple of Layla songs. Blues legend Buddy Guy playing the Stones Miss You with young bluesman (at the time) Johnny Lang and Ronnie Wood from the Stones is also one of my favorites.

Erick Cñapton un crack

Layla from this concert is 🔥. Y’all should look-up the Legend that is the bass player!

Check out the 1970 version Derek and the Dominos LIVE. Eric was a mess addicted to heroin and about to go into isolation for a few years... That performance burns 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Hearing SRV vibes. Awesome.

Excellent

That looks like Paul Carrack on keyboard. You should check out some of his work with Ace, squeeze, Mike and the mechanics as well as his solo career.

Yardbird’s ❤ Cream … go back way back…🎉

Wow!! Great reaction!! This is one of my favorite Clapton tunes!! Really happy that you pulled this one out, haven’t listened to it for a minute…👏👏

I've only seen Clapton once, and that was from behind the stage in ATL about 35 years ago, and it still ranks as one of my favorite shows. Hopefully I will get another chance!

Great video. Clapton never disappoints live. He's one of the three holy apostles of guitar from the UK the other two being Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck (RIP Jeff).

Just FIRE!!! 🔥🔥🔥

To say that drummer Steve Jordan is DEEP in the pocket on this song is beyond being an understatement ..... Just sayin' , carry on 🙂

Crossroads 2010! Try listening to Vince Gill playing tp "What the Cowgirls Do! A country song played by some great guitarists! Enjoy!!

Up there with the best Ive seen, Clapton in the late 80’s just killing it for a few hours In Worcester, not a down moment the whole show, just jammed

Good stuff, old Derek and the Dominos tune.

Perfect...I needed that for sure!!!

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I would love to get your reactions to a group Eric Clapton wanted to join. 'The Band' that consisted of Levon Helms (vocals and drums, etc), Rick Danko (vocals and bass, etc), Robbie Robertson (guitar), Richard Manuel (vocals and piano, etc), and Garth Hudson (organ etc). Started together as Ronnie Hawkins backing band. They broke out on their own, introducing us to a new experience called 'Americana' music. The played Woodstock (69) and were asked by Bob Dylan to back him with a transition from his folk style to a electric style music. The Band call it quits with a lavish farewell show at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom on Nov. 25, 1976. Filmed by Martin Scorsese, this documentary features standout performances by rock legends such as Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchell and Muddy Waters, as well as interviews tracing the group's history and discussing road life. The top songs that I recommend to reacts to are from The Last Waltz: 1. Up on Cripple Creek 2. The Shape I'm in 3. Who do you love, with R. Hawkins 4. Don't do it And many, many, many others. Thanks!!!

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Esto es genial

Saw him in the 90’s at Shea stadium then Elton John followed him

As superb an illustration this is of Eric Clapton's mastery, I implore you to check out his live performance of the bluesy "Old Love (amazing live version)" It will blow your socks off!! Just make sure your search includes the parenthesis. There are lots of live versions out there. None surpasses this one.. I'd love to see your expressions witnessing this most supreme of performances!!

Qué buena música

Since you have just started doing Eric Clapton live, how about "Old Love", from the late '90's, with David Sanborn on sax. Outstanding, even for Eric Clapton.

🕺whew!

Oh hell yes. One of my favorite songs and performances. Great reaction incoming!

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