Eric Clapton And Scotty Moore - That's Aright

A Tribute To The King, December 3, 2004 Abbey Road Studios

[@rc2464]

Two legends.

[@pipfield1901]

Best version I've heard

[@DeotheLeo1]

Fantastic.

[@martialsentenza6621]

The sound

[@kingderwood]

Absolutely incredible. I didn't think it was possible for Eric Clapton to sound any better but hearing him with the legendary Scotty Moore has left me speechless.

[@pippocalippo286]

When was this show recorded?

[@petersugarman6073]

A Tribute To The King, December 3, 2004 Abbey Road Studios

[@pabloperez4063]

@@petersugarman6073 are there more numbers with Eric jamming??

[@dominiquegaboury1301]

@@pabloperez4063 Yes, he also plays Mystery Train again with Scotty Moore.

[@petegasper2806]

Except Claptons voice is the worst version I have heard anyone sing Thats all right mama. Compare that to Elvis 68 special voice or whatever version. His voice is really week on this song.

[@petegasper2806]

Clapton played Fender Telecasters the first 3 years of his professional career as it was a blues guitar to him just as the Gibson Les Paul

[@robmorrison1043]

Your nuts. His voice and vocals were excellent. No one can sing like Elvis. He did it his way, not an Elvis impersonation.

[@dimstath7546]

@@robmorrison1043 So right