Eric Clapton I Shot The Sheriff Royal Albert Hall1991

The great 4 piece band featuring Eric Clapton w/ Nathan East, Phil Collins, & Greg Phillinganes

[@hazor777]

A lot of people bag on Clapton, but this shows why he’s stayed relevant for decades and why he was a pioneer in the “new” rock sound (that most every genre splitting outcome came from) from the mid 60’s onward

[@351redred]

Only the young rag on Clapton, they can tell our children which of today's musicians will be around in Fifty years.....we will wait

[@aic9612]

​@@351redredBIG BIG FACTS My Man...Real Music and Musicians NEVER DIE!!!! That's why he's considered the greatest Blues Guitarist of all time

[@GerhardOhler-ng2on]

😀😀Never heard Eric play it better❤ … and what a fantastic line-up👂👂👂

[@RadioAtlantis]

Dit is echt geweldig. Ik hou van dit nummer. De lange Jam en de solo zijn fantastisch. En het drummer van phil collins drijft het nummer naar een hoger level

[@ursulabornhauser1091]

Eric the love of my life😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Cream1968]

You too……😉❤️🇬🇧

[@phenixreturns]

This is amazing to see Phil Collins and as a drummer fan I bought this dvd : his maestria on drums is really great here but for me the best versions were in 86-87 with Phil happy to see this BUT I WANTED A FULL SHOW with Phil COLLINS 91 ! When ?lol

[@ceetee21]

If only! I absolutely one of these days they will release an official copy! I saw Phil play with Eric during the 87 tour and that was by far his best band and will always be in my opinion.

[@alvarocarignanipodesta7882]

That drumming was so tight! Phil will be always on another level 🔥 Thanks for sharing!

[@ceetee21]

My Pleasure!

[@phenixreturns]

Amazing drumming of Phil Collins like for more than 35 years

[@gildamarescapaparelli7564]

Everyone is so great, that's amazing!

[@tylorcallaghan8931]

Master piece I agree wow

[@leochang684]

masterpiece ❤❤❤

[@Jul1an_22]

Fr

[@alanarguello435]

Gracias por subir semejante demostración de talento y disciplina por parte de todos los músicos aquel día 🤝

[@pabloperez4063]

Montan una caña indomita🎉

[@guitaraboutthehouse]

How didn't this make the cut for the original album Eric and the band on crazy form

[@mhardiman4987]

Ceetee21

[@BeetleJuiceKV]

Point. This would have made the original 24 Nights release infinitely better. Shame this was robbed from us all these years. I would have been a better musician. 😂

[@kabassa]

What? Phill Collins on drums?👀👀👀Omg!!!!

[@ericchubb1025]

Mais quelle version de fou,phill à la batterie est magistral!!la crème des musiciens entour clapton. Tout simplement sublime.

[@trevorclark7985]

love the phil collins drumming version, he puts the perfect tight groove on this song

[@julaiarnold641]

i bought the original "24 nights" album on vhs tape, then dvd disc

[@phenixreturns]

put the whole concert

[@terrymoroney6748]

Pretty sure white room followed that ??

[@user-db4io2dd3v]

How long Phil Collins played live with Eric?

[@ceetee21]

This Four piece band was initially created in 1986. They recorded a studio album and did a brief European tour afterwards. They also toured a few cities in the United States in 1986. The following year in 1987 Phil Collins took a month break from the Genesis tour to tour with Eric Clapton when he came to America in 1987. The following years between 1988 and 1991 they tour together on and off for about another 10 to 12 shows between that time.

[@user-db4io2dd3v]

@@ceetee21 Thank you!

[@ceetee21]

@@user-db4io2dd3v you're welcome! In my opinion this was Eric Clapton's best band

[@moneyong5451]

​@@ceetee21he also performed with him in live aid if I recall correctly

[@mhardiman4987]

Ceetee21

[@gradientblack1109]

1:43 , 2:35, 3:31, 4:21

[@alvarocarignanipodesta7882]

3:31 a spicy and tight one 🔥

[@mhardiman4987]

Ceetee21 570

[@Levineclifton82]

WOW......Clapton phenomenal.....wkid upload.....good old Phil on drums......best 🎸 guitar Rock Gods Peter Green Jimmy Page Jimi Hendrix Eric Clapton David Gilmore Kurt Cobain BB King

[@jeffyoder8105]

😊this video is a great example of why Clapton has been called the king of blue eyed blues and will continue to be considered as such for as long as there are videos and recordings of his music that can be handed down through the upcoming generations so that they can listen to and love his music and maybe have a interest in old school blues roots of Clapton's music and and the old school blues roots of most of the blue eyed blues players who came out of the British invasion , and the American born blue eyed blues masters that came out of the Southern Rock explosion and wave that took over from the British invasion pretty much worldwide and could be found in the music of Stevie and Jimmy Vaughn, and ZZTOP, and other Southern Texas rockin blues performers who were and continue to be big influences in the music industry what with their continuing to work with various other performers in the music industry in one 1⃣ way or another 😊😅😮❤😊❤

[@Leo-uc8zv]

Dont ever mention Kurt in the same sentence no where close