Eric Clapton - I Shot The Sheriff [Crossroads 2010] THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS

[@dr.winstonoboogie7302]

Clapton is the King of British Blues: he played with The Yardbirds, The Dominoes, Cream, Blind Faith, The Beatles, BB King, Zucchero and many others, as well as a colossal solo career! 5:13 the bloke who’s chewing gum right there is Ron Wood, the guitarist from The Rolling Stones and a good mate of Eric!

[@chrisdurham6517]

I cannot believe I haven't heard that version. I'm old, surrounded by wall-hanging Strats, and I've subjected my family to decades of Clapton. Thanks for that one!

[@Terri6868]

This is a classic. One of the greatest guitarists in the world 🌎 💯🔥🔥🔥

[@patticampana9458]

I miss Bob Marley. So glad he taught Clapton this song. Can't think of anyone else who could do it justce.✌️

[@TravisTLCdrumming]

Dr. Steve Gadd on drums absolutely killing it as usual.

[@brianclassen5221]

Clapton and Mark Koffler played for Nelson Mandela's 70th birthday. They tore it up.✌

[@joelliebler5690]

Yes a superb video and song. Great live performance from a legendary tune.

[@arnoldcox9128]

Old man Clapton is just as awesome

[@bluesrock1]

The bassist is Willie Weeks. He's done a lot of session work, and toured on stage with Gregg Allman, The Doobie Bros, Buddy Guy, and several others.

[@edgardonieto2171]

Best live performance ever. So beautiful, every person on stage, wow!

[@albertmassingo4249]

Eric's nickname of slow hand has nothing to do with his playing. In his younger years when he would break a string, The audience would slowly clap while he put a new one on.

[@arjanpetersen]

exactly tht

[@guitarman8462]

Did you see who was on the side of the stage? It was Ronnie Wood from ' The Rolling Stones ". He also played with Clapton at " Live At The Rainbow " and other shows.

[@JoseLuis-iz9nq]

Es increíble que cada nota que toca es perfecta, tiene la duración justa, el vibrato justo , el ataque justo, la suavidad justa. En mi opinión el mejor guitarrista

[@hl5597]

Did You see the band member of the Rolling Stones in the audience ?? :-))

[@FrancesThompson-e3m]

Yes, Ronnie Wood!

[@mickdundee2642]

yeh that first cross to side stage...it was obvious these guys didn't know who Ronnie was...

[@jeffstevens4262]

@@mickdundee2642 That's pretty funny in itself.

[@alanmaxwell3104]

That, I believe, is Steve Gadd on drums. He's also a legend played with so many groups, including Steely Dan. What a performance by all.

[@guilhermerossi8319]

You guys should react to Clapton’s Old love accoustic version and 1992 Mountain View. Another banger is Groaning the Blues at his channel

[@Dale-u5c]

Suzy, you mentioned the seasoning in his vocals, and right you are because 2024 will mark his 60th year in the business!

[@SotonCueMan]

Actually 60 years this year, he joined the Yardbirds in 1963, I first saw him live in January 1988 which was his 25th anniversary tour….

[@Dale-u5c]

@@SotonCueMan thanks, math has never been my strong suit. and I took saw the 25th anniversary, in San Francisco.

[@starman2337]

I can't hear this without thinking of the parody's lyrics: "Andy's the Sherriff, and Barney is the Deputy."

[@jimwilcox2964]

Bob Marley song he taught Clapton after Eric heard it and met him in 1974

[@MarjorieStoker-oj8fh]

Please listen to my darling you look wonderful tonight ❤

[@roykerster4004]

It is still a non Marley song​@@MarjorieStoker-oj8fh

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

FOREVER MAN, BAD LOVE are my favorite Clapton now.

[@negoblack5103]

King of reggae Bob Marley

[@ronprince1478]

The deputy shot the sheriff (because of this song) on the TV series Eureka. Well she tried to then jumped in front of her own bullet. Remember it was Eureka.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

I heard this version first, in the 70's, but I haven't listened to it since I heard Bob's original.

[@beatledad]

since you like Clapton live.....check out Clapton in 1992 LIVE at the filmore doing HAVE YOU EVER LOVED A WOMAN......USING A GIBSON RED 350 GUITAR....JUST LIKE HIS 60's playing

[@DavidTrippi-fp9yg]

That pocket is my hometown drummer Steve gadd one of the best touring drummers of all time Google him from Rochester NY the rock

[@masudashizue777]

No other Englishman "gets" the blues more than Clapton.

[@NancyMoran-r3b]

Joe Cocker

[@Harry.-]

That was good

[@ronprince1478]

😊👍😎

[@jokami1051]

Isn't his nickname slowhands? Quite funny when you look at this... 😅

[@jlhilbert1]

The story I heard….He got the nickname slowhand in the early days , before he had a tech, and he would break strings, he had to restring his own guitar. He had to do it manually and that is a slow process. Hence, he earned the nickname.

[@jeffstevens4262]

...and the amazing Steve Gadd on drums? Are you kidding me...?

[@Twominutedevotions]

Watching her utterly cringe at “clap tons” made my day

[@arjanpetersen]

cool Jeff Beck was in the audience

[@robert-wb3uc]

Ron Woods digging it

[@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266]

Please react to his live version of "I Shot the Sheriff" but from the 2004 Crossroads Festival!

[@billygannon6810]

I would really love to see you guys react to Amy Lee's cover of Thoughtless by Korn. It's amazing!!!! Love your videos. Big big fan!

[@bartjopling4886]

Thats his wife and daughters sitting side stage in the beginning of the video, the woman with the darker hair that is

[@jlmain5777]

My cousin used to be a sheriff.

[@pmR32red]

👍

[@carlosruiz-ob7le]

👋👋👋👋👋

[@ed.z.]

I spot the great drummer Steve Gadd.

[@TravisTLCdrumming]

Yes!!

[@starlance5963]

Intresting requesting a reaction costs money on ur website from 25 to 70 dollars.... depends on length....

[@RitchiesBricks]

the deputy had his throat slit

[@kimzwolinski9919]

You might have something Detective Travis. The Sheriff could totally have been the one who actually shot the Deputy 😂😂😂😂

[@steelers6titles]

Every day the bucket a-go a-well One day the bottom a-go drop out One day the bottom a-go drop out

[@ConallHeron-m4n]

You should react to the 2004 version

[@negoblack5103]

The version the Bob Marley is best

[@MrSudeepdas]

Despite being a huge reggae fan I find Clapton's studio release of this song in his Timepieces album the best rendition till date. This live performance is less rock. Same thing applies to his recent live performance of Knocking on Heaven's Door. The original studio version was a nice combination of rock & reggae with a touch of harmonica alluding to the blues.

[@hl5597]

I think it is Ron Wood

[@nuketoto3868]

social distortion : winners and losers - i was wrong

[@schelin1447]

The Wailers (with Bob Marley) did a pretty good version of this, but...

[@NancyMoran-r3b]

It’s a song. Maybe it’s not a real story about a deputy. I’ve never heard that it was an actual real story. Ask Bob Marley. It’s his song. Oh, wait, he’s no longer with us. Someone else must know the background of this song.

[@donaldinnewmexico]

Maybe no one shot the deputy.

[@roykerster4004]

Please can some of these white people give some credit to Bob Marley for writing this song and giving Clapton the permission to sing it

[@johnsrensen3366]

Check out the KING OF REGGAE THE ORIGINAL ❤❤❤❤❤❤BOB MARLEEY

[@jeffersonaugusto7280]

He taught this song to Capton.

[@everything20205]

please react to new Beatles song

[@thancrow]

I don'tif you haerd, The Warning are going to Wacken in 2024.

[@catwhisperer9489]

Bummer, I woulda rather heard the record.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Slowhand.

[@joeharris3878]

I thought I Shot the Sheriff by Clapton was out of sight, until I heard Marley do it.

[@roykerster4004]

Bob Marley wrote the song he did the original in 1973. Clapton personally asked for permission to redo it in 74

[@matysoundgarden6536]

Plis reaccion not for me myles kennedy slash and the conspirators thanks

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

Doesn't compare to Bob.

[@remembertomorrow6737]

Sorry but the original song is waaaaay better.