Eric Clapton & Friends - Sunshine of your Love

[@GreatPendulum大摆锤乐队]

Eric Clapton often worked with Nathan East. Golden group. If Eric Clapton could form a band with Nathan East, Steve Gadd, Andy Fareweather Low, and Sancious David, that would be perfect. Missing Billy Preston. Their live show in 2006 impressed me!

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

Children of today, this is what your Grandparents listened to. Pure 100% Rock n Roll

[@MrFunbuns8]

I saw this tour in the late 80's and I think this was the first time this band played together w/ Phil Collins drumming. Phil Collins is a great versatile musician, great on the drums,Nathan East the bassist is actually plays w/ a lot of jazz musicians. Greg Phillinganes is awesome on keyboards.

[@heart2sing2u]

how is it that no matter what, even two seconds into a song that it is possible that I know i am listening to clapton?

[@Frank332666]

clapton has always been a blues man. he just has changed a bit his music sometimes. I think it has always stayed good :P

[@manvsfur0n]

hehe, Clapton and his friends are awesome...I like the dude on the bass, moving around a bit, but not too much. Fun.

[@ClaptonFan91]

Nathan East

[@vuvapxei]

OOOoosome! Mad respect for Eric Clapton!

[@JediMasterDale]

Slowhand is God! Every real guitarist knows that! His outro in this version is the best ever. Clapton and Jimi could improvise a song several different ways, and pour the nectar of the Gods into our souls!

[@Algorhythmiq]

Phillinganes and East - Now that was a tight band for Clapton in the 80's.

[@stratocasterbob]

Eric Clapton Rocks ! *****

[@giovanniinnocenti3944]

Eric yesterday today tomorrow forever my guitar Master

[@ursulabornhauser1091]

Nice show😊love eric❤❤❤❤❤my friend love you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MaryMRevis]

CRRREEEEAAAMMM me baby!. Give me the CLAP!! hahaha!. Love this man and his music!

[@Hektor88]

this really breathes life back into a song that been played on the radio one too many times

[@92752dlm1]

Guitar boldly introduced ROCK MUSIC in the hands of Eric Clapton; Sunshine of your love is one of the major-foundation-blocks, upon which Rock could be built and pursued. Eric gave ROCK MUSIC a solid Platform from which future generation could develop and express their MUSIC cravings through ROCK MUSIC.

[@RyderGuy007]

Eric Clapton's bassist has a pretty good voice.

[@msstevie1951]

Love this, good beat brings back the sixties and high school for me,driving my first car with all my friends on Ogden Ave. Downers Grove ,Illinois, going to Topp's Big Boy for a burger & fries!!Love the memories this brings back! Thanks!

[@CJMarsicanoPA]

I remember watching this entire concert on MTV. I almost bust out laughing when he hit that clam (bad note) and they threw up that "Sorry" balloon graphic. Good to see that Eric Clapton isn't afraid to laugh at himself. Of course, when your rhythmm section has Nathan East and Phil Collins in it, you can't really go wrong anyway...

[@toosboos]

@robert19962010 ,i was lucky enough to meet Nathan this summer when he toured with Toto ... what can i say ? Great bassplayer and even greater person !

[@bluesfashion]

i think this is a great cover, eric clapton is the best and in this cover play much better than when he was young and in cream.

[@Me8129]

I would love to see this live!

[@koocaracha]

hey, respect the classics man

[@vickies8478]

FABULOUS ...

[@vitaliecires1239]

Э р и к а К л а п т о н а и группу К р и м впервые услышал вначале 70 ---- ых годов 20 века. Д ж е к Б р ю с и Д ж и н д ж е р Б е й к е р играли в этой классной группе !!!! Насколько я помню состав C R E A M !!!!!!

[@redstone95]

ERIC CLAPTON + JIMI HENDRIX gods of the guitar

[@RyderGuy007]

I think this is Olympus... CAUSE I SEE GOD PLAYING THE GUITAR AND SINGING!!!

[@4fire1]

This is what I call Music!

[@steventrimbols]

enjoy....no words 4 this..

[@zanusbluesman]

I love this song! I think that this rithm is amazing!

[@mitsteig]

blackie's only used on occasion now... lots of wear and tear over the years

[@salz0723]

ouvigna, Thank you for posting this great video. I enjoy this one as much as the original by Cream. New York City D.J. Sal Z.

[@aaronfoster624]

sunshine of your loves goes 80's. no comment.

[@endymionqueen76]

Thank you ouvigna for posting some of the best concerts with eric clapton I have ever seen--I love the ones with greg,nathan, and phil--It just all comes together and simply ROCKS--L

[@pauljackson8354]

THE AUGUST BAND.GREAT ALBUM AND TOUR.

[@msstevie1951]

The more I see him the more I LOVE ERIC ,and this band is so good together! It rivals Cream and that was hard for me to say that! LOL Thanks for this post! ouvigna!!

[@ioodyssey3740]

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[@Punkrockprofessor]

He's got a bunch. Like the white Fender Strat (my fav of his).

[@mrJimCharles]

@heart2sing2u Interesting how those old players had such identifiable sounds, Clapton, Beck, Hendrix, Knopfler, Jimmy Page, B.B., Albert King you could recognize them right away, that's a lot of what makes them so cool!

[@bluesfashion]

his solo carreer was the best. he make a unic style with the fender.

[@PaulXPZ]

what can I say?... Clapton is GOD!!! :D

[@boanerges144]

Hey! that was Phil Collins on drums...cool

[@Wi66pro]

Ha Ha! that smile at 2:19 gave the game away, even Eric makes a mistake now and then.

[@derekaa]

What a classic!! 5*!!

[@harleyman89]

There's a reason the pro's will play a American made stratocaster over a Squier. The quality of work put into the guitar, the quality of materials used, the playability, the tone, the ability to stay in tune, the dependability of the guitar, etc..Just starting out practicing in your room on a 15 watt amp, no a $1500 guitar isn't going to make a noticeable difference over that 150$ one. Squier is still a good guitar, especially for the price.

[@sambucamad]

brill concert...lost it on vhs years ago, someone recorded over it with Eastenders or some type of rubbish like that. Clapton at his best. Nice to see again.

[@jackpepper2000]

@bamboosa If you are old enough you would remeber WE are were wasted! good time old rock and roll 4 EVER!

[@williammcclellan3497]

Eric Clapton and Friends, did wonderful tonight. The Corona virus kind of snuck up on all all of (usa) across the world.

[@gbestates]

You are absolutely right, sonnyblackjrh. Hard rock started with these guys.

[@LoveVanillaRose]

AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET US FREE

[@Trendyi]

I totally the lit cigarette on the head of the guitar :)) oooohhhh sooo coooolll!!!

[@candy654]

nice one

[@philperkins]

2:18 First time ever I heard Eric make a mistake, LOL ;-)

[@zoe-janesutherland4359]

That solo is one of Clapton's few weaknesses, it's not the first time he's messed it up. But even Clapton makes mistakes on the guitar.

[@richardparsy9134]

Who cares?

[@glauciomusic]

a galera enlouqueceu ...

[@silvisary]

GREAT SONG,MYTHICAL!!!!!!!

[@xboxnissan]

Yes of course !

[@EricClaptonFan24]

Maybe because its not the same. Both are in Montreux. But one is Called: Eric CLapton & Friends and one: Eric Clapton live in Montreux

[@benhomdav]

i love the bassist

[@coravisser727]

he is amazing with a lot .he is cool super great.

[@FR22AN28]

Thx for this great video:))

[@pl2nr91]

sick guitar

[@tinekevannetten241]

love you very much

[@andeegreen]

i do too, but i must admit, i do now prefer my washburn as its got a jumbo 24... is hard to play the strat again after getting used to it, but the strat was comfy though

[@Ceth]

Awesome version of Cream's classic.

[@davideconti2402]

fantastica!

[@callofpownd]

i think i just had a organsim from this clapton is god!!!!

[@owlsongs]

EPIC ending!!!! :)

[@samdufc]

Your Right mate x

[@sirmontybob]

I don't consider this a cover. It was written by bassist Jack Bruce, lyricist Pete Brown, and Eric Clapton (Cream). Clapton wrote the chorus ("I've been waiting so long…") which also yielded the song's title. Although Inspired by a Hendrix performance, Jimi actually covered this song.

[@Hektor88]

goddamn, it sound so brutal. i love it.

[@KRITSOYODA]

well done.you want a medal or something?

[@nelkamn]

Yes

[@number1covers]

AlGore3 is right. Most people say my band's versions of classic hits are better than the originals so its not unusual.

[@gasw666]

yeah the besst

[@derekaa]

ya, fender actually manufactures both but mainly markets squiers to people who dont want to pay the price for the pro-grade fenders, squiers are ok to practice around on but I wouldnt recommend using them in a show.

[@toulminbrown9166]

WOW

[@luansk8-]

Show de bola!!

[@toosboos]

@bbrian07 , Greg is the keyboardplayer and Nate is the bassplayer .....

[@mrJimCharles]

@chooseyourblues I said he was sounding better then than he is NOW. He did sound pretty good on From the Cradle, but that was almost 20 years ago, that was the last record of his that was really worth buying, I'm a musician and it's pretty common that someone will say to me, did you see Clapton on TV the other day, he sounded like a shadow of his former self. You obviously haven't listened to the Bluesbreaker record lately, he's playing nowhere near as scorchingly now.

[@TheOromus]

First time i hear Clapton fucking solo up :D:DD:D

[@susieQ128]

I love Phil on drums... heard he may not be able to play them anymore, unfortunate.

[@cinziabinetti7871]

Che commento vuoi fare? Simply the best

[@chopster29]

@TheBilic10 No he didn't, Cream wrote it, but they based it on a song jimi hendrix wrote. I just looked it up.

[@mlapper]

Trust me, it's Birmingham. There is another video of the Montreax version.

[@andytom]

Actually that is true...When slaves were brought to America, they brought with them their native African music and rhythms, which they later developed into blues, which in turn developed into: Rock, Jazz and different kinds of Pop music. So in essence, all popular music since the 60's owes it's existence to Blues and the black Americans.

[@MaxWolf_SP]

lol eric clapton missed 2:20 this is not possible, clapton is god haha

[@zoe-janesutherland4359]

He was either teasing us or giving hope to use mere mortals.....

[@manvsfur0n]

And the keyboard guy is awesome, dont you diss him

[@Carthsting]

He's got most friends in buisness. I mean everytime i read about any musician, its every time "In 19XX He met/collaborated with guitarist Eric Clapton". Eric Clapton that, Eric Clapton that.

[@TheMrgabriel12345]

really good song, thumbs up if you are here by Guitar Hero III

[@Disaenz10]

@callofpownd me too!!

[@ReddefFr_coverband]

Moi je suis assez daccord. Clapton est un blaireau. Ça fait 40 ans quil tourne autour de la pentatonique. Ça finit par sentir le renfermé. Et en plus il se plante au début du solo. Heureusement quil a rencontré les Beatles, sinon il serait jamais sorti de son trou.

[@rayjdragonballz]

@wakabayashigenzo , Didn't think of it that way. good argument.

[@091053JG]

Actually it was written by Jack Bruce, Pete Brown and Eric Clapton.

[@Rmelcher77]

yeah that "sorry" is funny

[@callofpownd]

@penhita90 yeah ^.^ rock on clapton :D

[@evanguy]

That's because of Phil Collins and Greg Phillinganes.

[@Trendyi]

i totally love the cigarette on the head of the guitar oohhhh ssoooo damn coooll I tried that but it doesnt make me play like him. shit im running out of things to copy. CLAPTON IS GOD

[@noneofyourbeeswax01]

So long as you don't copy his drunken racist outbursts.

[@rafaelb1026]

0:03 yay Urkel seems to be a fan of Cream !!! =D

[@chopster29]

@ccollymore Eric Clapton wrote "Sunshine of Your Love."

[@justinrippon2218]

Clapton, Pete Brown and Jack Bruce... Dickhead.

[@Spacemonkeymojo]

I know he's a Fender man now, but it sounds better on a Gibson, not enough bite on this Strat IMO. The solo in this song is the BEST!

[@georgerabbetts5084]

Had the front box at the Albert hall could have touched him brilliant

[@itstristanyo]

The wireless transmitter