ERIC CLAPTON - Double Trouble 1977

Stunning performance from Eric Clapton, singing the Otis Rush song Double Trouble. This is from British television in 1977

[@johnbeckett4133]

Can't believe there's only one comment, for this performance, greatest blues guitarists of his time.

[@Leo-uc8zv]

Ehhh I like Eric, but there is so many!

[@rachelhaas2043]

That’s because very few know what awesome sounds like ❤

[@aaronbrown0417]

He wasn't even the greatest dude in England lol....

[@charleneknight4064]

I agree, he's the greatest in my eyes also. He's played with so many people, I love Derek and the Dominos. Greatest music for it's era, Roll it over, oh yea baby LOL.

[@greenmanalishi6963]

@@aaronbrown0417agrred that belongs to Peter Green

[@thomaskaas]

So effortless….blows my mind

[@ThrashRoC]

He ist my DEFINITIVE Favourite Music Artist of all times ..

[@billyclub9863]

He is So humble and respectful to the Artist before him, but Always does Better.

[@ceesbacker7080]

Clapton is God. Man, that is so true.

[@rachelhaas2043]

I love this song I love this version. It’s amazing ❤

[@mister.costello]

He's absolutely bladdered

[@user-hp6ls8qy6d]

Still plays that whole gig really well, though.

[@mister.costello]

Yes he does, considering how pissed he is.

[@jeffreyward595]

Good stuff!! He makes it look so easy :-)

[@prathameshbhambure]

Clapton = pure pleasure

[@ursulabornhauser1091]

Nice piece of music 😊i love you for ever😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@pmrossetti1]

EC is special.

[@andreakerry3071]

I remember this ! Brilliant!

[@antithesespistopheles8112]

Love me some Clapton doing Otis rush!

[@barlechconzzeta5496]

Maravilloso 🎸😍😍

[@cag758]

My favorite by far . It’s all subjective anyway , music isn’t a sport

[@ursulabornhauser1091]

Good afternoon😊1❤😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

[@barlechconzzeta5496]

❤️🎸❤️🎸

[@fredfloyd68]

Derek nice job on Otis Rush tune....

[@youreatoilet]

Derek?

[@sim0n17]

I love EC, but this version is awful

[@bobareeniobobareenio2935]

Awful version of this song. Listen to John Mayall do this song. The racist Clapton talking about can’t get a job gimme a break. He’s worth well over 500 million dollars! Not bad for an out and out RACIST ! For those of you that don’t know what I’m talking about, look it up please.

[@dayleclarke4433]

Most Clapton fans know exactly what you're talking about and know how wrong you still are. A drunk, high outburst doesn't make someone racist. Racism is how you treat people and when B.B. King says that on his death bed he'll be glad he got to call you a friend I think you're probably doing alright as far as that goes.

[@user-hp6ls8qy6d]

So some famous rock star makes a drunken speech in 1976. So what?! Aren't we lucky to someone perfect like you to be everyone's conscience. I don't care what he said.

[@bigdunc91]

​@dayleclarke4433 we all make mistakes and I'm sure there's been a time in everyone's life where we've said or done something we would now be ashamed of. But we live in a redemptive society and eric has more than redeemed himself.

[@johngarrels6059]

@@dayleclarke4433 Clapton has apologized for these remarks, which he made during the darkest period of his life. That is why the great African-American blues masters stood by him. They knew the MAN, not the image.

[@nitrousninja882]

I agree with 1977 Clapton. I love the blues, but hardly ever listen to black musicians playing it. I play white musicians performing blues numbers. Hendrix and John Lee Hooker are practically the only African bluesmen I listen to. England is a small nation and doesn't have room for African breeders filling up their island with mulatto babies.