Money honey avec Eric Clapton

Hommage au roi du rock'n'roll "Elvis" au studio Abbey road avec Eric Clapton, Scotty Moore, et Pete Pritchard à la contrebasse.

[@nugnorab5257]

the legend Scotty Moore!

[@wowwowwow185]

good job . dream come true for Eric to play with Scotty more

[@arman6119]

sliding the E chord was shown to Elvis by Buddy Holly when he opened for Elvis and Scotty in Lubbock Tx

[@USMC_BABE38]

One of my favorites

[@danpatterson6937]

that made my soul smile!

[@Mftjan2000]

You either got it or you ain't.....He's got it!

[@pipfield1901]

best version of this song ever and not just because of Pete and Scotty, the combo is amazing with Eric's voice really suiting this song...Fantastic!

[@idan3521]

Maybe the 4th best lol

[@Stringmaster]

I think Elvis’s version was better!

[@wobatus]

@@idan3521 Eddie Cochran

[@s13hgp]

What?

[@chairlesnicol672]

Which one is Pete ?

[@my56chevy]

2 legends with the guitars

[@otomarmoita5899]

parabéns Eric...show!!!!

[@sefkicken914]

Great cover of Elvis’ “Money Honey” by Eric Clapton with legendary guitar player Scotty Moore.

[@glenearl9506]

Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters dId it first. Elvis was a cover.

[@sefkicken914]

@@glenearl9506Thank you for this information, but I knew this already. Eric Clapton’s version with guitar player Scotty Moore, however, is mainly inspired by Elvis’ version.

[@glenearl9506]

@@sefkicken914 I know that

[@jonathansantos1079]

Sensacional

[@sam_uelson]

I wonder who's using the peavey stack?

[@MarcoZucchi81]

I would have expected them to use ol' Fender Tweed Twin with vintage tape echo!

[@sundowner62james69]

Excellent ! Who's the Bass player?

[@steveford8999]

IRRC, Eric didn't like to sing when he started out. Thank goodness he changed his mind. LOL

[@alexbowman7582]

I’m not surprised Clapton is playing rhythm, he couldn’t play Moore’s lead like Moore.

[@robertmartinez4174]

why would you want anyone else to play Scotty Moore if Scotty Moore is on stage himself ?

[@John-ob7dh]

That lead to money honey is pretty easy compared to some of scottys solos ,you can hear they are similar on other sun hits .ie ( Baby let's play house and good rocking tonight ) 2 great similar solos . I learnt them both in E

[@alexbowman7582]

@@John-ob7dh Scotty uses a pick and fingers at the same time, Clapton may not be so good at that technique.

[@John-ob7dh]

@@alexbowman7582 Yes its country style picking . I cannot use a pick ( god knows I tried ) I pick finger style ) Can do a fairly good imitation of mystery train .Have a telecaster and a echo amp.

[@robertmartinez4174]

@@John-ob7dh the one nut that even Keith Richards was never able to crack was You're Right I'm Left.

[@ryanbennett6530]

Is it just me or does scotty not look too enamoured with Eric?

[@trwashere5906]

He's just laid back, as always.

[@billcollins2798]

Don't know, but Scotty didn't play the full run as in the original. I wonder why.

[@jasonkeith9317]

Maybe because Eric is no Elvis??

[@dominiquegaboury1301]

@@jasonkeith9317 Who is? But Clapton is Clapton....talent for talent, I think that E.C. is as talented than Elvis was. Anyway, in my own humble opinion that is....and of course, I'm a big admirer of both these artists.

[@jfkiaras1]

@dominiquegaboury1301 Eric obviously a grear and better guitarist but as a singer and performer..Elvis is untouchable... Clapton not even close

[@413TomaccoRoad]

Screwed up aspect ratio.

[@albacleme3394]

elvis better

[@glenearl9506]

Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters

[@glenearl9506]

@@user-bo6rd8vv6e Listen to otis Blackwell. Scotty inspired just about all the rock greats.

[@thomaspowell2190]

Fantastic performance