Brilliant lesson Mike. You've got such an amazing ear to pick out and interpret this stuff, and your tone and feel are just untouchable when you cover Clapton. I get so frustrated when people say he never did anything worthwhile after Cream.

Friday night in California, a drink in my hand, and my two favorite guitarists, Brookfield and that other guy. :) Thank you Mike!

Absolutely brilliant thank you

Clapton forever..

I’ve been a subscriber and really appreciate your breaking down ,and clear demonstration of theses songs. I learned a lot from your lesson on ‘why does love have to be so sad’. You’re an excellent player and instructor.

Jeeezzz Mike!! Wait to nail it! 😎👍

Hi Mike,just want you to know that i am really enjoying your cd "Hey Kiddo, talented guy for sure...highly recomended , great stuff..

Great stuff! Nice to see the detail in showing the phrases. Would suggest slowing down some of the demos - there is a lot going on in pull offs, rolls, notes, etc.... Thank you for posting!!!

The way you structure your tutorial is perfect. Building the song from the ground up. Thank you.

Great lesson, keep it up!

Great lesson Mike love it!

You're my favorite channel now!! Such a great testament to some of the greatest guitar music ever made. Thank you!

Excellent!!! I'm going to spend two solid days on this!!!

Mike, thanks so much, SO MUCH for this, brilliant lesson! Keep it up, cheers!

we dont deserve this guy.. why can other youtubers be like this one.

Mike is the best ' tank's lesson blues 👍👍☝👍👍☝☝

I believe the first chord is : open A string, 9th fret D string, 6th fret on the G & B and 7th fret on the high E string. Also I think I hear the piano play a Bb7sus2(1, b7, sus2 - voicing) instead of a normal Bb7.

Hi Mike, if you are looking to add on to the Clapton series please could you do the 24 nights version of Hard Times?

Mike awesome. Right on .. I need i shot the sheriff. 1996 hyde park. Brother. When you can

He plays the D minor pentatonic and major over the chords you played earlier?

Without Clapton you wouldn't have had Peter Green or Mick Taylor.