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[@jerrypost9651]

Your usual great reaction, Britt. Have the day you deserve, too. ☺️♥️

[@brittreacts]

thank you so much! 💕

[@leostawicki7283]

She is horrible.....she never shuts up.

[@victorjohnson7512]

Clapton played in the yardbirds, the Blues breakers, cream, blind faith, derick and the dominos, George Harrison, and his solo band... His 60 year career in music is legendary.

[@zathmmo4346]

This is actually an anti-drug song about addiction. With that in mind, the lyrics take on a whole different meaning and feel.

[@brittreacts]

wow thanks for the background info!!

[@Mudcat3434]

It is most definitely not an anti-cocaine song lol. He was an insane cocaine and heroin addict when he released this. He after the fact and many years later tried saying this was anti-cocaine, but at the time of release this was a very pro-cocaine song written for that specific intent by J.J. Cale.

[@jimmoore8951]

@@Mudcat3434 😂 I met Eric after he got out of rehab… it definitely became an anti drug anthem

[@jmcquown]

@@Mudcat3434 But in this song Eric was definitely saying "she don't like cocaine"... it was a ruination. He did later get over it.

[@EstrellaMatutina666]

@@Mudcat3434 Ignorant,

[@pebblehilllane]

For a 68 year old like me it's half difficult and half funny to hear someone not know Eric Clapton's work given how long he's been a rocker and how many bands, besides his own, that he's been in and the number of famous songs he's recorded and more. But the massive age difference thing would explain it. Clapton has toured for over 50 years, covering 58 countries across six continents. He has played for over two billion people in more than 3,000 concerts so far. His extensive touring experience includes over 200 performances at London’s Royal Albert Hall and more than 50 concerts at Madison Square Garden. Clapton’s albums and songs have received a total of 80 gold, platinum, multi-platinum, and diamond sales awards by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Eric Clapton has been awarded 17 Grammys since 1972, including an honorary lifetime achievement award in 2006. He has won these awards for his solo work and also shared them for collaborations with other artists such as B.B. King, Carlos Santana, Bob Dylan, Ravi Shankar, etc. Eric Clapton has Played in 9 Bands. Clapton has released 27 studio albums. After the launch of his professional career with The Yardbirds in 1963, he played with nine bands which are listed below. The Roosters Casey Jones and The Engineers The Yardbirds John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers Cream Delaney & Bonnie & Friends Blind Faith Derek & The Dominos Legends

[@declangerardoconnor1321]

That's pretty thorough. Thank you. Imagine in 50 years when they are all dead and gone and "Brittreacts" is in her 80's what will her successors think of our music? We were pretty lucky to be born in the 50's!

[@declangerardoconnor1321]

@TN I was going to suggest Bob Dylan to her, but the question is where would she start?

[@greg2976]

63 here! I concur on your comment!🤣🤣😂😂👍👍

[@pebblehilllane]

@@declangerardoconnor1321 - "Tangled Up in Blue"?? - "Like a Rolling Stone"?? --- And just a little trivia or oddity about a Dylan song. I'm sure you're familiar with the song "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" --- Have you ever noticed what you get if you multiply 12 x 35? ---- 420.

[@ellenstrack6274]

I agree with your comment. And we grew up with the very best of music and musical talent!!!

[@roballen5718]

you are fast becoming one of my favourite reactors. i'm housebound, disabled with severe copd/emphysema and a great deal of my time is spent watching you all react to the music of my youth. you brighten up my day. imo, Clapton was at his best, with the group, Cream. they had a reunion concert, in 2005, at the Royal Albert Hall. the song, Crossroads, is my favourite of theirs. even in their old age, they were truly great. he was with one of the greatest ever bassists and an equally great drummer. great performance. please react to it. you'd love it, i'm sure.

[@albertsmith9315]

Written by JJ Cale, and covered by Clapton. Eric by covering this song and "After Midnight", Cale use to joke that he lived in the house that Clapton bought him, due to his royalties.

[@jeffstevens4262]

Clapton's live duet with Stevie Winwood with this brilliant track is just brilliant too.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

The studio version is killer! It has the nastiest coolest guitar intro ever.

[@bernardleclerc1046]

I had the honour to see him in the Royal Albert Hall in the beginning of the nineties. First class with his album Unplugged. Seems that you're talking about his song "Tears in heaven" where he explaines his hard time loosing his son. He went throug a very hard time and he spoke very clear in an interview in US - Television. He is one of the guitar-kings. If you like, check out J.J. Cale and Eric Clapton live with J.J.' s song "anywhere the wind blows". Wish you a good time ahead!

[@randyhochstein8455]

This song was written and originally recorded by J.J. Cale on his Troubadour album in 1976. Another great artist that you would do well to not overlook. ♥️✌🏼😎

[@brianclevenger5521]

Tulsa Time!!! GoPokes!

[@ztienapm]

Clapton’s principal songwriter

[@ursgeiser6570]

As a teenager from Central Europe, he discovered the quiet, sensitive guitarist J.J. Cale (AFTER MIDNIGHT is also by him), the bluesy John Hiatt, the songwriter Jackson Browne ... . His laid-back style is reminiscent of Billie Holiday's style, which Cale says inspired him. The joint album The Road to Escondido with Clapton was deservedly awarded a Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album in 2008.✌👍

[@telebender]

100% agree. JJ is a monster songwriter and producer, Some of my fave's, worth checking out include: If You're Ever in Oklahoma"; "Same Old Blues"; "Thirteen Days"; "Downtown LA".

[@mikeherrmann5360]

@@telebender Don't forget Crazy Mama

[@dougj7295]

One of the greatest blues guitarist that ever lived.

[@bigredmatt1011]

He’s one of the best guitarists in history. He’s a blues guitarist, at his heart. Tears in Heaven was originally done on an MTV unplugged show.

[@timneale5657]

Great song performed by Eric Clapton and written by the GREAT Singer and song writer J. J. CALE. He also wrote After Midnight that was made famous by Clapton, They Call Me the Breeze made famous by Lynyrd Skynyrd. Eric Clapton and J.J. Cale did an album Road to Escondido together and it won Album of the Year. Just some history for ya.

[@sjd5750]

If you wanna hear some keys (and guitar with extreme swagger, of course) check out Stevie Ray Vaughan doing a live version of "Couldn't Stand The Weather", 1985, Capitol theater!..Massive groove!

[@wesleylogan8860]

This song was a party anthem at the end of the seventies and early eighties.

[@HEC350]

I've heard this song my entire life and never seen it like you, Hilarious reaction!

[@jennibair5298]

Saw him in the late 80’s with Robert Cray. UN-FREAKING-BELIEVABLE.

[@lisacole850]

He used to be in the group Cream and one of their well known songs is “sunshine of your love”

[@ronhunt9396]

One of my favorite performers. I could listen to him ALL DAY

[@lisazaccardimeunier8378]

He’s part of the British blues scene. He’s also the only artist to be inducted into the rock ‘n rock hall of fame three times, once with the group Cream, the group Derek and the Domino’s and as a solo artist.

[@dr.winstonoboogie7302]

Eric Clapton is the God of British Blues: you should check out his work with Cream, where you’ll be able to hear the bluesy vocals of Jack Bruce as well!

[@tamaraz.5827]

New subscriber here and really love your reactions. Eric Clapton is many years sober now. Back in the 70's and early 80's cocaine was everywhere around Los Angeles and many big cities. So, historically speaking this song was kind of an anthem to those times when so many people had access to it. For better or worse. A great song.

[@kevincain7058]

I'm a bit late coming to this party, but Clapton is my idol. This song when written took on a bit of a different meaning. However, since that time in the 70s, Clapton has set up the Cross Roads rehabilitation centre for addiction. I think the song when thought about in the perspective of addiction and the negative connotations with drugs, it takes on a different meaning. Brit, I'd you read this, react to more Clapton, but listen to some of his blues work. He's played with some of the greats like BB King and Albert King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, etc... He's put out decades of epic music.

[@curiousman1672]

So much lore with Eric. Going all the way back. As for the topic du jour, he certainly would know.

[@dianaskrutskie7314]

There's no way that you can hear this and not dance. Used to love when bands played this at the clubs!! Great reaction!

[@jbockman4170]

This song was originally done by JJ Cale. Clapton did his cover of the song. You have to remember when this song came out in the 70's cocaine was the drug of the upper middle class and rich. And the 60's and 70's an era of sex, drugs, and rock n roll.

[@xwiick]

Layla Live! of Wonderful tonight live are fantastic

[@melanieheathbeasley133]

She really don’t lie…😂 Those we’re different times…and they were good. Mom of 4 that hasn’t done a thing since 1993, I was able to be such a great Mom because I got all my crazy out in the 80’s

[@justice4all772]

He was self taught as was prince and Jimmie hendrix

[@santiagogarciajr1188]

This was Eric favorite drug of choice. He had a different name and band that's to it. Darick and the domino's I like his concert series called crossroads

[@gitchegumee]

I was 18 when this came out and it was playing non stop on radio. Peruvian Dancing Powder was everywhere and this song was the anthem of the day. He may have intended it to be anti drug, but that's not how it was received by people.

[@julienmarquet8612]

Clapton is a survivor! A legend! The song you were talking about is TEARS IN HEAVEN, about his son who died....✌️

[@marykay3489]

Wonderful Tonight live @Madison Sq Garden is one I'm sure you'll enjoy!! ❤Old Love...done 12yrs ago and over 9mil views is the best version. Fantastic 💥

[@ac8907]

Réal music. Real singers. The 70 and 80 y.

[@sharonholsapple]

EC is a LEGEND!!

[@reindeer7752]

I never did coke and I love this. Its great music. I was lucky enough to go to his concerts four times.

[@JamesNolte-n3c]

One of the greatest

[@mikenadanada7430]

The Only 3 time inductee into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Ladies And Gentlemen Mr Eric Clapton ...

[@tkremarkTK]

Eric Clapton, a legend, and had his own issues with drugs. He kicked a nasty Heroin addiction.

[@donbelenger817]

True story, when I was in the Navy in 1981 through 1985 in Norfolk Va this song was banned from being played in clubs on base!

[@dignity0327]

Great Reaction... Clapton is a master! Try "Old Love" live from Hyde Park... great guitar playing and a beautiful song!

[@Tijuanabill]

I must admit, I am SO glad that so many artists in the 60s and 70s did all of the drugs. Some great music came out of it. Probably wrecked most of their lives, but hey, listen to that music! 😎😎

[@MJM1309]

The GOAT Eric

[@fricky11111]

Layla was originally released as fast rock....much later released as a slow acoustic version. The one you referenced as about his child was being written for a movie, but while mid song, his son fell 15-20 stories from a balcony.....people just assumed it was about the son....and he went along with it.

[@lewskaanen812]

If your first experience with Eric Clapton was his song Tears In Heaven (about his son's death) then it's understandable that you would be shocked by this. TIH was the departure. This is his wheel house. This is one of the original bad boys from the 60's wild child days. He was into heroin, coke, acid, alcohol. He's friends with The Stones, The Beatles, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, VanHalen, actually they all look up to him. He's fascinated with old-school "blues" music. He looks up to Howlin' Wolf, BB King, Buddy Guy, Robert Johnson. He tries, magnificently, to emulate their sound and stage perosnae. Enjoy your journey as you discover the man they called "God."

[@George-kv6gm]

Try reacting to the group Cream from the 60's. You won't be surprised at any mention of drugs after that. He's not out of character here. Clapton is great, and fits in anywhere he wants to.

[@warrenbridges1891]

George I was surprised to find him and Jeff Beck on a Kate Bush album. Along with keyboardist Gary Brooker from Procol Harum. It was a bluesy number though.

[@samuelluria4744]

This is my first time (first minute) on your channel... I am wanting to jump through the screen and give you a kiss!!😍😘😘😵‍💫😵😜

[@GlennBlaine]

Eric's got the music covered but that black female singer has got the voice that just explodes--love those black female singers who have that soul/gospel voice and hit those high notes. They just give me chills and add so much to a song.

[@williamthompson9532]

His nickname was the Governor, in English that means the boss!! He could make a guitar talk.

[@bryanharrison3889]

I am absolutely addicted to how you say "COE CA EENA"

[@williamcabell142]

He’s a blues man! My Dear!

[@dorindacunningham9452]

They played this a lot at our school dances eh it was the seventies,😎😇

[@triman95]

"Tears from Heaven" was from his "Unplugged" album. To this day I can't hear that song with a dry eye.

[@Abdulaziz-vz6op]

Best reaction ever

[@anitapaulus937]

You could have heard him if you’ve listened to Cream, or Derek and the Dominos, The Yardbirds, Blind Faith, or Plastic Ono Band, just to name a few.

[@danfrederick9389]

A lot of guitarist would give just about give anything to be able to play like he does. His nickname is slow hand. Eric Clapton is a legend and hero in the guitar world and rock music in general. He is the only guitar player to play on a Beatles recording and was a great friend to George Harrison. Sorry for the bad writing,

[@chasephillips6460]

Need more Clapton

[@papalolobueno6125]

Slowhand...one of his nicknames...maybe a handful his caliber ever

[@coonshine1]

Love your reactions. Always best to be first at the party, but if you're late "If the house is a rockin don't stop a knockin, just come on in" from Stevie Ray Vaughn is the your song....

[@davidbordonaro1631]

I saw him 3 times and they are 3 of the best nights of my life - where sex wasn't involved

[@elvishemeon389]

His genre is rock ... and he's singing about the drug CoCaine ,,, he's probably done a bit back in the 70's and on ... and he's one of (if not the best) lead guitarist out there.

[@cacestbon8022]

Life is too short to sit in a chair during a concert! Laissez les bon temps rouler!

[@advandermeer740]

You should him hear play in his prime... probably under the influence... Also, consider the time this song was first published.

[@Coolrockndad]

Clapton is known for his guitar playing. He is considered one of the best guitar players in rock history.

[@dougparker1910]

alabama feels so right

[@kevinmarshall854]

Remember that he wrote this song in the 60's or early 70's so everyone was doing Cocaine regularly so it was not shocking.

[@theresaarnold5776]

If you lived in the time period when this song came out you would get it that it was the most popular song in the world back then or one of them. Can’t put the word church in the same sentence as this song. Light & dark do not mix!

[@patrickreilly7256]

OMG...!!! Clapton, Cream, Blind faith, Yardbirds... get yo' ears on!

[@weslee3356]

It was from the 70's you'd understand alittle more about it back then. If you was rich, you knew your cocaine.

[@kenwelch198]

Now you should hear Jonny Cash, Cocaine Blues

[@LarryCox-e5y]

This song is not what it appears to be at first blush. It's an endorsement of cocaine.. Eric sings about the seductive qualities of the drug and then the singers say "dirty cocaine." Clapton is the king of blues rock, one of the top 2-3 guitar players of all time. Eric also is a recovered drug addict and alcoholic - and built a recovery treatment facility in the Bahamas.

[@sailinbob11]

Top 3 guitar but if you said #1 I wouldn't argue. Fair play... but he's definitely a rock star. Never saw him live. No idea why. Man can play.

[@donnaowens3349]

Would you please react to You look wonderful tonight by Eric Clapton, please and thank you?

[@Enfield-1853]

Need to listen to Pie Jesu by Celtic Women.

[@stevenyurik2924]

Your not a TRIP, but a whole damn VACATION! LOL

[@samuelluria4744]

The Velvet Underground (and Nico) had a song called Heroin....🤷🏻‍♂️

[@raffaeleandreini776]

Erik Clapton top secret

[@matthewdooley7855]

Clapton is a great musician, battled some major addiction problems, and had a major entanglement with George Harrison's wife. "Slow hand" was also around a ton of other musicians. If anyone actually made a deal with the devil, it might have been him. Check out "Layla" where the big guitar solo was actually done by Duane Allman.

[@Dennis-lx9mo]

Love ya girl, just wish we could see the video that you are 'Reacting" too...

[@loveloochay]

🎼🔥🎼 Hey Britt .. great example here of Eric Clapton and his band and their top notch musicianship. Here is some info for you ... Eric had a turbulent life with drugs & alcohol during his famous career. He got sober many years ago , and he has spent enormous $$ helping others get sober. His live performances are amazing.. his famous concert series called " Crossroads Guitar Festival " is lined with all the great guitarists of the world. The proceeds go to his charity that continues to help musicians struggling with addiction. Any song from these concerts would be great for you to react to , but I recommend "Little Queen Of Spades" .. featuring Eric Clapton , Derek Trucks , Chris Stainton and others. Enjoy .. and Rock On !!!! ⛓️⛓️🔥🎼🔥⛓️⛓️

[@carlbunner5515]

If you want smooth Eric react to you look wonderful tonight..... live

[@edwardrutledge2765]

Listen to Layla, Crossroads, Badge, all the Cream canon.

[@jaynicholas523]

Check out layla live

[@jaynicholas523]

Check out dire straights telegraph road and tunnel of love

[@scubaluis1964]

since you liked the subject of this song you should react to " smoke 2 joins " by Sublime

[@peo4989]

Booga shugaa aint legal here in Sweden yet sadly criminals are allowed to take it but we regular people aint :(

[@Tijuanabill]

"I never met anyone whose life got better, after they started using cocaine." - Stevie Nicks

[@martinrenzhofer8241]

Blues rock to Adult MOR.

[@jaysanchez5804]

Check out smoke two joints by sublime

[@arnoldcox9128]

You need to check out Layla now

[@richardcarroll3945]

Check out JJ Cale. He wrote this and many more.

[@anonymous19844]

Britt: If you like Eric Clapton, you'll LOVE Joe Bonamassa.

[@angelightification]

⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@jedielder7970]

You have to understand that during his generation of making music, cocoa was everywhere... hey, it was in the original recipe for Coca Cola! 😁

[@matthewgenyas4454]

Was made in the early 80s

[@andrewcolicchio766]

BUSTED😊

[@StevesFunhouse]

I liked his earlier versions, especially this studio one (kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3eogXx-aa6ka5o ). It's a little slower, the vocals AND the music is slower and more controlled, which gives the song a much cooler 😎vibe. The lead guitar solos are also much better, more cohesive and show the reason why Eric is nicknamed "Slowhand" and considered 1 of the best guitarists in history ... not because of complexity or speed, but because of his understanding of what sounds good. Here's a link to a 1985 version (kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6nTqHmjiceHb6M ) that's pretty sweet.

[@LarryCox-e5y]

Damn it, i meant to say it's NOT an endorsement of cocaine.

[@margaretsargent1084]

ERIC " SLOWHAND " CLAPTON

[@onetruthmediacompany]

#BrittReacts I love your reactions but please could you do their originals 1st. Maybe make a video with 1st presentation of song followed by most recent on same reaction.

[@cesar6058]

Rule number 1 never talk or stop a solo