STEPHEN STILLS ft ERIC CLAPTON - Go back home REACTION - That solo guitar,damn! - First time hearing

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STEPHEN STILLS ft ERIC CLAPTON - Go back home REACTION
#stephenstills
#ericclapton
#rockreaction

[@wabashgarage1911]

this might be one of the best albums ever made

[@debbiemickelson5448]

Love Stephen Stills since Buffalo Springfield, just a great singer and musician

[@albertsmith9315]

This whole album is great. He even gets Jimi Hendrix to play on one song.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Hendrix played on my that 1 song...finally some decent music

[@moonrich3492]

Jimi and Stephen were close friends. Check out Still's Basement Tapes with Jimi, who even wanted Stills to play bass in The Experience -- yes, Stills is a great bass player, too.

[@privateprivate4378]

Yeah, but it was one of Hendrix's most primitive solos. Clapton's is one of his best.

[@melissa9375]

He didn't 'get' him to play; they were friends in London.

[@flatbreadthom]

Pretty sure that the solo you were waiting for was indeed Clapton, but the rest was mostly Stills. Love your reaction. This cut brings back memories.

[@pattiaustin1808]

Oh, darling Harri, Stephen Stills is not secondary to Eric Clapton, ever. 6 string, 12 string acoustic or anything electric, Stephen Stills is the man. Keep exploring. You’ll love it.

[@DanielHeikalo]

The WahWah guitar t the top, that is Stephen Stills. He is amazing.

[@ememnicholas565]

Stephen Stills is awesome. Been listening since the early 70's, a great blues man! IMHO he is the heart and soul of CSN and sometimes Y. Kudos to you Harri for choosing to play Stephen Stills, I haven't heard anyone react to his solo works. Thanks!

[@liblit]

Stills plays all the guitar up until the final break. Only that last section is Clapton.

[@paulfuller8985]

I'm pretty sure that it is Stills playing the wah wah guitar and Clapton joins in for the Stratocaster solo at the end .

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Yup wah wah is Stephen

[@davidespinosa1910]

That's right. The wah playing is off-the-chart good.

[@djmammo9826]

@@davidespinosa1910 Very Stills

[@djmammo9826]

Clearly Clapton at the end

[@gloryakiepper7918]

Stephen Stills great with Crosby Nash Etc Great with his band Manassas. Great is a soloist as well. He could play the guitar with anybody including Clapton. Great choice thank you

[@Blue-qr7qe]

I had always thought that Stills was playing lead up to the solo at the end, especially as he matches his singing note for note in portions of those first verses. Thanks for this, Harri - I think the song BLACK QUEEN is on this album also and it further shows off SS' guitar prowess. He can hammer it out like thunder!

[@moonrich3492]

Stills indeed is playing the wah wah throughout.

[@williambrady382]

I think so as well. The Wah part is loaded with great Stillsisms and I'm sure it's him. Eric holds forth at 4:45 here in this clip. The sudden shift in tone... the vocabulary implied, the touch THAT'S Eric. Any BS list of of those "Top 100 guitar players of the 60's" that doesn't include Stephen Stills is IMHO immediately even more suspect.

[@GlenMaderos]

What a wonderful track, that whole album is gold. His first four LPs are really special m🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@anthonyrocha7938]

Stills plays through the song and Clapton plays the solo at the end. Stills does all the singing.

[@debrabeck9630]

Adding to the fabulous guitar of Clapton and Stephen Still’s voice, that’s some funky bass line. Great song! Thanks for the reaction. 👍

[@derkommissar785]

Fuzzy Samuels on the 4 string, Reg Isadore on drums, a potent rhythm section

[@moonrich3492]

You don't seem to realize Stephen is playing guitar for most of the song! Clapton joins him near the end with that wonderful impromptu wrap up.

[@joelliebler5690]

Stills has a much more emotional song that touches peoples emotions as well as with his impeccable guitar playing. Clapton is on lead guitar here.

[@seanjockel43]

Excellent choice. Out of his entire career this is my favorite EC solo

[@marybaillie8907]

What a funky bluesy track. Love the voice of Stephen and the guitar of Clapton. Super together. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Scott and Harri. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@ohfour-seven6228]

Great reaction Harri! This is from Still's first solo album and it was a great great album. I still play it often. Other cuts worth checking out: Love the One You're With, Sit Yourself Down, Church (Part of Someone) and We Are Not Helpless. There are a ton of excellent artists/friends on the album besides Clapton including Ringo Starr, Rita Coolidge, Jimi Hendrix, Booker T. Jones, David Crosby, Graham Nash, I can go on and on. A must listen album!

[@daviddragavon7555]

Both are more fun than we sometimes deserve!

[@richardbird2873]

Sooooooooooooooooooo Good. Saw Manassas live in Manchester - one of the best gigs I ever saw Stills is stunning.

[@julietate7806]

Stephen Stills is criminally under-rated, both as a singer/songwriter & guitarist. If you like this, Harri, check out his Stephen Stills II album. You won't be disappointed.

[@atombomb31458]

right on Julie.Stills is a genius.So creative.

[@heathwirt8919]

That's Stephen Stills singing, he's also a great guitarist as you already know but it's definitely is Clapton playing lead here.

[@moonrich3492]

Clapton only plays the ending, it's Stills playing wah wah throughout. Eric comes in at 4:40 in this video.

[@Cynthia...]

This is an excellent choice Scott just having these two people in it is enough on its own but it’s a great song.

[@ememnicholas565]

Had to come listen again Harri! You have done some Stephen Stills before. He was the lead vocals and guitar on Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth" and he is usually the main guitarist for CSN, in addition to his solo work. He is one of my favorite guitarists along with Knopfler, Gilmore, SRV and Prince. I'm not sure he is given the credit he deserves. Interesting factoid: He was friends with Peter Tork of the Monkees and actually tried out to be a Monkee. Thank goodness he didn't get it - we might have missed out on the magic that is CSN /Y.

[@finneguitarplayer9825]

Eric Clapton my Guitar Hero… since 1976.🎸🎸🎸👏👏👏

[@joehssstrat]

From AllMusic review: Another great pairing of superstars on the Stephen Stills album, "Go Back Home" pairs Stills with Eric Clapton. Although the two don't actually dual on guitars, they both have excellent breaks, and the contract is effective. A loose funk exercise, the song sounds like it was began as a loose studio jam, and the recording sounds and feels like a live take. A simple blues pattern with Stills singing over his own wah-wah guitar accompaniment. Before Clapton steps up, there is a fine, bluesy turnaround, and then a stinging Fender Stratocaster solo by Clapton that brings the song home.

[@brendamilloy2557]

Such a great sound!

[@The5thGen]

Thanks Harri! Glad you enjoyed this one!

[@stevenmurano7863]

Fantastic album! Hendrix also plays on ‘old times, good times’. So this is Stills playing throughout the song, then Clapton comes in for the end solo. You can hear the difference in tone. This is around the time that Clapton discovers that he’s now a ‘strat’ man

[@nyceddhead]

Thar wah-wah though.... that is classic Stills electrice guitar

[@veronicawebster3282]

Steven Stills is ranked number 28 by Rolling Stone as the greatest guitarist of all time. I bought this album when it came out, and it stayed on my turntable for many days. I saw him in concert in 2014 and he still had the chops.

[@moonrich3492]

Rolling Stone's rankings are a joke. Their number one rock song of all time is Like a Rolling Stone! Ha! The guitar list has Joni Mitchell but not Joe Walsh. It's fodder for discussion only, not a serious ranking.

[@gregmurray1421]

Stephen stills plays the wah-wah guitar at the beginning of this song. He's the most underrated guitarist alive. Clapton is a guest on this song. He didn't write it or sing it, he's just supplying a solo, which Stills could have easily done himself.

[@davidhattman7649]

Stephen Stills is an incredible guitar player. Jimi Hendrix wanted him to Join the Jimi Hendrix Experience but never came about. There are tapes (bootlegs) of Jimi and Stephen Jamming at Still's house. It is on You tube.

[@liblit]

You have a great ear, Harri. The engineer, Stephen Barncard, said years later that Stills had left the studio after approving an edit trimming the end of the song. Barncard did a rough chop of the end and left it for later--and then Clapton showed up, saying Stills had asked him to come by and play over the end. Barncard played him the song, figuring it would give Clapton a chance to hear the changes and then he would complete the edit and smooth out the end before they did a 'take.' In the middle of the playback, he saw Clapton pick up a guitar and plug in, hurriedly rolled tape and got Clapton's one take, playing right over the time change at the end. Clapton left and obviously nobody was going to 'fix' the tape after that.

[@sherryheim5504]

I have seen both Stephen and Eric live and they are outstanding musicians. I have also seen Stephen with Crosby, Nash several times. Stephen plays such a great blues guitar and even a great rock electric guitar. Both of these me are so talented and a couple of the best guitar players of their time. Thank you Harri, for your reaction.

[@jeffreyfenko1797]

According to Stills, Eric's part was one take. When he wrapped the solo, he was ready to try more takes, but Stills said forget it, it's nailed.

[@pjwiz5273]

I missed watchin the way you watch the funk.✌ just got outta hospital, realized I missed my peoples.😎🖒 I do love the way you luv the tunes! Happy Friday!!

[@ADRAPER1303]

Favourite song of all the stoners when I was in college in the 70's.

[@sunroy1]

Glad you’re rocking out like I am. One of my favorite Stills songs.

[@dcmtrader]

Clapton on lead for sure, has his signature.

[@moonrich3492]

He's missing until the 4:40 mark in this video.

[@v.2080]

I am 17 again. 💖

[@SK-lk3iu]

19....don't think I've heard this since back then.

[@johnthegreek5836]

Great song from two awesome guitar players

[@markallan5484]

From Stills' impressive 1970 debut.

[@nathanielcampbell3488]

I’ve been waiting for someone to react to this tune I’m some glad it’s you Harri

[@nathanielcampbell3488]

And I believe that’s Calvin “Fuzzy” Samuel on bass too

[@ronwyatt7282]

Awesome 👍🏼

[@billhipple6076]

Stephen Stills on lead vocals and wah-wah guitar. Eric Clapton comes in with the Stratocaster lead over the wah-wah at the end of the song.

[@vickilee7494]

Today is my 22nd wedding annivesary and your selections are making this an even better night.

[@bendbadgersteve]

Basic track is Stills on guitar/vocal, Calvin Samuel on bass and, I believe, Dallas Taylor on drums. Clapton adds the solo at the end. Stills really works the wah-wah pedal in the beginning.

[@ninewolves213]

I own this album signed by Stephen. It's treasured.The two were just together ON STAGE at Crossroads 2023. Time has taken its toll on Stephen's voice, but his guitar was still there. Getting old SUCKS! What I got out of this year's Crossroads, was Judith Hill. Piling on and listening to all her music now.( Cafe De Cactus Hengelo 10 Juli 2023 YT Just a reminder that this is the only album that has a Hendrix cut and a Clapton cut on it out there.

[@derkommissar785]

If you like Stills' wah-wah , check out Season of the Witch by Al Kooper/Stills from the Super Session LP

[@davidhattman7649]

The bass player is Calvin "Fuzzy" Samuels who played bass on CSNY Deja Vu album

[@markwilliams5606]

There's so much to explore! 1969. Johnny Winter singing Hey Joe and Jimi Hendrix playing Bass 👍 Try Fleetwood Mac With Peter Green 💚65-74.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Never

[@markwilliams5606]

@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN Not Experienced! Shame

[@rodgantt3497]

Harry, you are correct, Stills is the guitar player for all but the end solo which is Clapton. Stills is one of the best guitarists.

[@sundial7527]

You may also enjoy Bloomfield Kooper & Stills - the Super Sessions.

[@williamburke1882]

Hey Harri nice catch on the what seems to be a bad edit at the end but I can only think that it was an "Artistic choice" kinda thing.

[@davehorton1486]

You can tell that`s Stills guitar at the Beginning and Clapton at the end, Both make this a Perfect Guitar Song. To bad Stills and Clapton didn`t do more stuff together, All the greats would have lined up to buy their albums. Stills guitar and Voice were so underrated. He was one of the best. I think Clapton was along for the ride on this one.

[@mikeherrick549]

The two greatest rock guitarist jamming , who's better is irrelevant.

[@timhalley6987]

The wahwah-pedaled guitar throughout is Stills. Maybe the best there is. Check out Season of the Witch on the Supersession album by Kooper, Bloomfield, and Stills.

[@lcarlin3]

Harri, If you liked this one, listen to Black Queen on this album. It also will answer your question about who is playing the guitar in the beginning. You will be stunned by the performance.

[@cu6454]

You want more listen to live Derek and the Dominos live it's great 👍

[@abmqa]

I love ❤️ me some smelly 😋 funky azz bass 🔊 😍 ♥️ 😋

[@seanmann863]

Clapton comes in at 4:44, before that it is Stills sounds like he has a little wah wah pedal going also

[@idiot-cd6pl]

that whaa-whaa guitar is Steven Stills, Eric 's guitar is the final solo without the whaa-whaa. Steven Still is one of the moist under-appreciated guitarist, try his tree-top-flyer or the Manassas album for some great guitar sounds.

[@jamessullivan5860]

If you’d like to hear more of Stills guitar then play Black Queen from the same album.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope his worst song.....do his double album from Manassas with the Latin Flavor

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope that s an awful wimpy garbage song?..need Stills with Manassas doing The Treasure

[@karlschwaber9568]

Stills is also a great guitarist, he never seems to get credit for it.

[@charlesrubio7650]

fun fact.... Stephen Stills and Stevie Ray Vaughn born in same neighborhood in Dallas, TX. South Oak Cliff

[@seanjockel43]

Still and Don Henley were in a band together during high school

[@Handleweary]

My girlfriend dumped me for another guy about 1971. On my cheap little record player i played Al Greens We oughta stay together and The Spinners I'll be around over and over. And this song just because of the guitar riff. Didnt know until now that it was Clapton. Stephen Stills is a helluva guitar player himself

[@anthonybowers7571]

Born under a Bad Sign riff , the great Albert King

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Loved it ..never heard this one before...If you have reacted to Let it Rain from Clapton.. like this Clapton at his peak..IMO. that 70"s era Clapton from Derek and the Dominoes thru his solo albums can't be beat. Let it Rain..if you can!

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope that was weak... But you didn't hear this song cause it's not wimpy top 40

[@johnathanstruble1064]

@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN you mean 80's Clapton? Lol Still love the 70's Clapton. Peace.

[@seanjockel43]

Stills played bass on Let It Rain On the end of the song with the 2 guitar Solos and Leon's bit Stills ba@ played over Carl Radle.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

@@seanjockel43 thanks Sean , I stand corrected..so many facts in Rock History I can get confused..lol

[@martyjansing2675]

Point of Information... Clapton takes over 'lead' guitar. Stills is still playing, drums and bass are still jammin'. Solo is when only one is playing. And Stills is known as a top guitar player. Try some Super Session, Season of the Witch or Stills Basement, recordings with Jimi. And if you really brave dive into some Manassas.

[@magnograil6825]

Stills played first lead and overdubbed bass guitar. Clapton added his part afterward. There was a tempo change which Clapton followed smoothly. Stills learned to play guitar growing up in the south from Black people.

[@jettrink7510]

stephen stills... real guitar pickin

[@chopshop5519]

👍

[@marcweinstein231]

When this album was released, a reviewer for Rolling Stone wrote that Hendrix's and Clapton's contributions didn't add anything to the album. WRONG!!! On "Go Back Home", Clapton was still in the phase of his career of using the outphase position on the Strat, giving it that bright, stinging sound. You can hear the same tone on Clapton's debut album with songs like "Let It Rain", "Bottle of Red Wine", "Slunky" and a few others. He used the same guitar tone on his Derek & The Dominos, particularly the song "Keep On Growing" (BTW, all of the guitar tracks on that song were played by Clapton). Now, Clapton uses what he calls a "woman tone", which gives it a muddy sound. I prefer his earlier style--but to each his own.

[@vladimirk9584]

Bass line is a very similar to Cream’s cover of Born Under a Bad Sign by Albert King

[@seanjockel43]

Yes it is

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

You forgot he traded Leads with Neil Young on that live version of Down By The River

[@moonrich3492]

For those confused about who's playing guitar at the beginning, check out the great Stephen Stills playing it live... kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4WmlqioeKd3nc0

[@thomassblaquelourde9298]

This Clapton most unique guitar sound period, the Derek and Dominoes HARRI LISTEN TO BOBBY WHITLOCK

[@seanjockel43]

Agree. He plays some great bits on the 1st 2 Billy Preston album along with Doris Troy and Jackie Lomax all on Apple Records

[@RogerWyatt365]

This album is fantastic! You've GOT to do "Black Queen" also. IMO Stephen Stills was the core of CSN(&Y) and has always been under-appreciated and underrated.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope that was a terrible song.....way better is off 4 way street with his piano on 49 reasons/ For What It's Worth

[@RogerWyatt365]

@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN To each their own. I like the blues feel of Black Queen. And I like the way that it builds towards the end. Again, everyone has their own preference.

[@982spyder5]

@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN It's just not fair to compare that to anything in his catalogue. If I had a nickel for every time I picked that groove on the album!

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

No awful garbage song get some balls

[@joewiley62]

Steven Stills could play a guitar not taking anything away from Clapton....

[@maureenhorrigan7151]

EC did this in one take per SS

[@martyjansing2675]

Came back here to pass on a concern. So, Herri you want Clapton to play that 15 second lead. But you dismiss Stills. You need to pull up Season of the Witch. from Super Session. Played with hours notice. No time to work out tune. Just kick it. You see Al Kooper set up a studio date for two days. Mike Bloomfield was supposed to have recorded both days. Mike pulled a Neil and split the morning of the second day. Kooper calls Stills and you get side two of Super Session. Stills has been recognized as a top guitar player from way back in the 60s.

[@mtnmandeluxe5429]

You need to go back and listen to Buffalo Springfield and C S N & Y. That wasn't all Neil Young on guitar. Still is a great guitarist. Nash and Crosby arent bad either. Check out Joe Satriani on Big Bad Moon. This was a superb tune though Clapton is still really good,,, but his last great playing was on the blues album From the Cradle,,and the B.B.King record Riding With the King. That's not to say he doesn't occasionally play great on a given song,,but at 75 or whatever he is,,skills diminish,,as even Clapton has stated about his own skills. Thanks man,,enjoyed your thoughts. I think you love music like I do. I have approximately 185,000 digital files. Still have about 2000 CD but have sold most of them and all my vinyl.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Finally a decent Stills songs but his Manassas albums were even better

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

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[@martyjansing2675]

Now you will have to play two other tunes off of that album. First up would be Old Times Good Times featuring Jimi Hendrix and the other is We Are Not Helpless. This tune features many surprises and will take you to church. It is worth the read to see the personnel on this album. This album should be in the top 100. I need to do some more checking and see who recorded first as a favor. Stephen was called in to rerecord the bass on Let It Rain and he played it with a pick!

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope.....4 way street

[@martyjansing2675]

@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN I agree that 4 Way Street is a great live album...right up there with Allman Brothers at Fillmore East.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Or With Manassas The Treasure

[@martyjansing2675]

@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN The live appearance on Beat Club 1972

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

@Marty Jansing there is also a performance at the Capitol Theater not sure of date but with Bonnie Bramlett of Delaney and Bonnie, who toured with Eric Clapton and there was a live record released of Delaney and Bonnie & the friends as well as a separate concert I think in Copenhagen or Amsterdam on a KZbin video!!! Delaney and Bonnie also feature Rita Coolidge on back up vocals and several other famous people

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Of Course Stills is a great guitarist and would prove it if you played 4 way street album either Southern Man or Carry On

[@JJDoole]

Clapton doesn’t come in till about 4:45 into your video.

[@fredfarkle-bp9en]

are you telling me, caucasians can produce good music ?

[@jeffreyfenko1797]

Catch Eric's solo on Phil Collins' I Wish It Would Rain Down On Me kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIuknKSroNuZiac.