Eric Clapton - Rocking Chair

[@user-tk3nm2ul1e]

Senior senior here! Too late for me!! Believe me!! ❤🎉

[@frannyjarrell828]

Got me too... Beautifully done as always Mr. Clapton.

[@MetroMermaid]

Sooooooo sad! I first heard this song shortly after my father lost his ability to walk. I balled my eyes out. Very sad song :-(

[@logosluke]

just wonderful

[@peterwood-jenkins3634]

FABULOUS VERSION

[@Murcans-worship-felons]

This is a GOOD excuse to sit and play the blues. Every once in awhile he throws in a strange chord change….(He never needed to).

[@deafprezman2k9]

stunning!

[@toddbill69]

Great! I think about his good friend George Harrison when I hear this version. George should be singing with him!

[@dagooch]

CLAPTON. From 2010. This song was written in 1929. Excellent album. Slide is Derek Trucks. Can't remember who's bg vocal it is. Buy it. You won't be sorry.

[@jas026able]

Rockin' Chair was Mildred Bailey's theme song with words and lyrics by Hoagy Carmichael (Georgia On My Mind, Star Dust, Two Sleepy People, Ole Buttermilk Sky, Skylark, Lazy River and on and on). The song became a staple for Louis Armstrong who sang it from 1930 to his death. Carmichael's roots were in Indiana and 20's jazz, so the Armstrong affinity makes sense. But we ought not forget the composer, the skinny guy with the hat cocked back on his head, his hands on the keyboard - Hoagy Carmichael.

[@annabelinda9968]

a master

[@damrightigottheblues]

im their , rocking chair got me , but happy I am , no more troubles for me , thank you .

[@danfiebiger4080]

Check out a wonderful indie short comedy film made in the early 70s called "The Wild Goose" right here on You-Inner-Tube to hear the original Mildred Bailey version of this song in a whole new context. You'll love the film, too.

[@carrywalry43]

Bewijs dat EC, behalve de blues, ook andere genres meesterlijk BEspeelt.

[@renatozaccaria]

3

[@IamRoyalBrandy]

@thodrick what album is this?

[@janjan123456]

classic! 3:50 !

[@IamRoyalBrandy]

what album is this??

[@martinaxman2033]

@dagooch Check me on it, but background vocals sound like Clapton.

[@jb0579]

Of course? Almost every artist does their own background track - specifically harmony vocals. Its all part of a process called layering or multi-tasking. Michael Jackson got famous using it but almost any artist you can name has layed a harmony and/or backing track.