The Yardbirds with Eric Clapton- "Louise/I Wish You Would" Live 1964 [Reelin' In The Years Archives]

[@geedubb-q1u]

There’s No other Group that can say they had 3 of the greatest guitarists ever.

[@paulbcote]

Mayall's Blues Breakers? 🙂

[@a.m8878]

The stones had Two of the closest 15 best guitar players. Mick taylor on the solos is second only to Page or Cream Eric. And nobody beats Keith at in reef mastering and attitude.

[@MyGodzilla99]

Allman bros?

[@christianwilson5643]

@@MyGodzilla99 hahah no not the Allman brothers

[@donjaysmith6170]

@@paulbcote Definitely John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. He had Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Mick Taylor and later Walter Trout and Carolyn Wonderland. Peter Green went on to found Fleetwood Mac and is considered to be the greatest blues guitarist ever from Great Britain. Mick Taylor joined the Rolling Stones in 1969. Walter Trout most recently had the #1 Blues Album on the charts for 2022 and Carolyn is the newest incredible guitarist who will be a household name one day. Mayall who will be 90 this year has stopped touring.

[@jerrykrueger9764]

These Brits had the Blues . They learned well from the great Blues legends in the Good ol USA. This is outstanding.

[@Selocan66]

I think this is the earliest footage of Eric Clapton... 1964... Wow..

[@suzyiam6889]

I was lucky to see them at Sheffield Uni in the 1960s we had to squeeze in it was so crowded hardly visible from the back they were electric Eric Clapton already making his name around the music circuit 💗

[@thomasbertsch7270]

DOESN'T GET MUCH BETTER

[@colintapp4876]

Friday night at the Marquee 6and 6 to get in no alcohol and Savoy Brown supporting.

[@beecee2205]

@@suzyiam6889 you saw Clapton wih The Yardbirds in 64 ? How old were you ?

[@beecee2205]

@@colintapp4876 did you see them in 64 ? How old were you ?

[@joebaxley1503]

I think Clapton has the best career resumes ever.

[@arminiushermann09]

I'd say so. And it looks like he lefts his aura for some great guitarist to follow. Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page in this group, Peter Green with Mayall an played with Duane Allman along with Cream an Blind Faith. I'd say that's one hell of a resume.

[@blitzkriegazteca642]

No, Duh

[@MrThedonhead]

Wouldn’t want him in your team like the anelka of music.

[@soulsmischief2626]

@@MrThedonhead never thought to read something bout nicolas anelka under a eric clapton/ yardbirds video

[@devinthierault]

Paul Carrack as well

[@chriscampbell9191]

Clapton's playing is so clean, yet so energetic here. Man.

[@jessthehorse]

Too bad he soiled his legacy by being a total jerk. LMAO

[@antoniogomez3188]

@@jessthehorse what you mean ? His legacy is solid as one of the best guitarist in history even consider a GOD, Shut up buddy.

[@devonmoors]

I gathered around the scene at the Marquee etc to enjoy the Yatdbirds and even followed them around until I was blown away by a visiting American called Bo Diddley!

[@debomb721]

@@antoniogomez3188you’re a sensitive one ain’t ya?

[@KnellofPartingDay]

​@@jessthehorse Oh get over it

[@susanduke9835]

I had no idea just how good the yardbirds actually were, I was in primary school then so didn’t really appreciate it. They were well ahead of their time

[@lthompson7625]

Susan, l saw them in Llandudno a couple of years ago on one of those 1960s greats tours. Some of the original Yardbirds were in the line-up , including the original lead guitarist before Eric ,, and a couple of younger musicians. They were brilliant! If you get a chance go and see them.

[@susanduke9835]

@@lthompson7625 oh wow! Thank you Linda I’ll keep my eyes peeled

[@russt3]

The best minutes of my life are spent listening to the Yardbirds

[@thomasbertsch7270]

Totally understand

[@danielcruz8347]

Interesting artistic stage presentation...yardbirds were loose..Keith Relf good manly singer harmonica player.. clapton always great no matter what stage of career development..all yardbirds follow the blues to rave up...sweet footage!! Thank you! Reelinin the years66 much appreciated!!

[@thomasbertsch7270]

THIS WAS AWESOME!!

[@MatteoTorgy]

Clapton was 19 years old.

[@musicmusic1993]

Love this so very much. Eric Clapton is amazing.

[@marie-madeleinerousseau5965]

Il est toujours incroyable talent

[@johnknow4097]

Clapton use to play with The Yardbirds in our little old market town of Basingstoke around that time and later with John Mayals Bluesbreakers who were the resident band. Jeff Beck, Peter Green and other now familiar names that gained worldwide fame often played there as well.

[@lameduck3630]

Basingstoke rocks.

[@johnknow4097]

@@lameduck3630 Funnily enough in recent years I became acquainted with a lady who went to school with him. As far as I know he didn't have any knee dusting episodes with her like he did with a girl between intermission's in Basingstoke's town hall on a regular basis.

[@seancrapola]

What a band!

[@watersceamcake27batessandr85]

Loved yard birds saw them in Leicester with Eric Clapton in 60s at il Rondo

[@beecee2205]

that would be 1964. How old were you ?

[@jadonfernandes7283]

I love that bass sound

[@joebaxley1503]

Keith Relf was a great front man.

[@MrThedonhead]

van wray I don’t agree you can see why Jagger stood out

[@trevorgough]

Amazing when he suffered from emphysema and asthma so I'm lead to believe. Very underrated singer.

[@lindahandley5267]

They were s freakin' awesome. There was music was fresh and mature!

[@a.m8878]

yardbirds and the Stones were the flame of hope for rock & blues legacy in those days. Eric ripped that tele. I only wished he had more disto like Keith R. had back in the day. Relf was amazing

[@Geekeric]

The audio quality of these videos is so great! Thanks for this. 😀

[@BiseUshery]

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[@terryshoemaker5393]

To those 15 that disliked, I wish you Would.... go away

[@blitzkriegazteca642]

Dirt they will be. Trust me

[@devonmoors]

They could of course appreciate the JB Lenoir original better!

[@uscsracing3240]

How could you dislike the Yardbirds? Relf was awesome frontman. I saw these guys in the 60s in Memphis, TN before Keith passed obviously.

[@derrickbperry]

Damn! These boys could play!

[@michaelmcjilton4279]

Eric's solid is excellent.

[@crimsonsunshine264]

Love how the “Lister bale elevator” and fordson dexter have centre stage 🤣 Perhaps this was recorded in Earl’s Court around the time of the royal Smithfield show🤔

[@NAHAJI133]

I cannot thank you enough for the videos you post. Look how very young they are.

[@ЛейлаБоташева-я5о]

Прекрасно играют, и поет класс!!!

[@recordguy4321]

nice clean cut. Now let's find some jeff beck era "Shapes of things" video

[@heckleton]

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[@ricdiclemente6616]

Why aren’t these recordings available, you can here Eric cleaner but the lead style to follow in his later career is so noticeable l really liked his development’

[@jbawn]

First saw this version on The Cream of Eric Clapton VHS which i had as a young teenager

[@bb57365]

Still can’t believe the trio they had. 🎸.

[@Banzo_]

clapton is like 19 here

[@rainertrebbin-vf7nt]

Keith Relf❤

[@robw9986]

Clapton on a telecaster. I think that's the first time I've ever seen that.

[@thehuggeman]

He played one with blind faith as well, it had a strat neck though. Theres great footage of it if you search Blind faith Hyde park 1969

[@jeffreykaramazov]

@@thehuggemancan’t find my way home is amazing in that concert, best solo ever!

[@dominiquevancauwenberghe4307]

The best of the best....is all the music...

[@CARLWISE2008]

Awesome ❤

[@blisterplaster7336]

Glad to have found this channel. That was awesome .

[@valdirbentle5157]

Eric Clapton. In 1963, the musician joined the Yardbirds, where he remained until 1965. In addition to himself, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck later completed the line-up. Amid blues covers originating in Chicago, the group reached the top of the English charts with the song “For Your Love” (1964), more focused on pop, which displeased him. John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers A few months after leaving the Yardbirds, the instrumentalist started playing with John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, bringing his blues influences. However, shortly after the release of the album “Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton” (1966), Clapton saw Buddy Guy during a show and was impressed by his trio. So, upon meeting drummer Ginger Baker, he migrated to Cream. Cream Considered a supergroup due to the important career of its members, the band included in its lineup, in addition to the names mentioned, bassist Jack Bruce. Over the years, they released four albums: “Fresh Cream” (1966), “Disraeli Gears” (1967), “Wheels of Fire” (1968) and “Goodbye” (1969). Due to internal conflicts, they ended in 1968 - reuniting in 1993 and 2005. Blind Faith Thus, in 1969, came his participation in Blind Faith. Steve Winwood, Ginger Baker and Ric Grech were also part of the group. Its duration was short, yielding a single album of the same name, in addition to a tour. The debut took place at a free concert in Hyde Park (in London, England) packed with 100,000 fans.

[@tiborzkarate1]

Keith has kind of Eric Clapton's sounding voice here in this song.

[@robertkelly6282]

Amazing how they sound before they went more of a commercial route. Reason Clapton left the band.

[@cristianmartinez-kz3ig]

great

[@felipelizana7502]

Eric Clapton 's young!

[@elisabethaxelsson4736]

This is so good love it

[@charlotteglover2159]

AMEN.!!!!

[@sto59]

Keith Relf RIP

[@stonecold9384]

Love that song I wish you would! Awesome

[@devonmoors]

Listen to the original recording by Billy Boy Arnold.Real magic !

[@irvinhansen7173]

So tight.

[@meninoarco-iris579]

05:23 - rave up starts.

[@stephenilieff7531]

fantastic

[@nemo-nb3gh]

I wonder if they had same stage setup for other bands . I wonder how many singers /and or musicians fell from that top level and taken to hospital

[@runnrunnn281]

Wow

[@Omertahun]

that smokin solo at 2:20 though

[@valdirbentle5157]

Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck all together!

[@wickedjr70]

Clapton came out of the womb knowing how to play.

[@michaeldugan7165]

Reminds me of Harvard Square good old days

[@xdef1ne]

Please upload all Yardbirds videos you have!

[@pepemolina]

Marcó una época

[@dubsy1026]

Have to say I vastly prefer the album live version for Louise musically. Much more excitement

[@karlbillinger9945]

Now we're Rockin'we are Totheghethert..

[@christophkotter7406]

top

[@petergedd9330]

Wow Eric so hard working here, playing just what he'd been listening to on the records. His timing is excellent (could've been mixed better though)

[@borgerjenseniii2153]

Eric = Cream Keith & Jim = Pre Led Zeppelin & Rennaisance

[@Hares_Pit]

Yardbirds = Reverse Supergroup

[@anotherstar748]

The Yardbirds were best with Eric.

[@jamesbarrybrooks6564]

Why can't I hear the other guitarist?

[@richardhonour1522]

The stand alone performer is Keith

[@astragreen]

Anyone that knows no better would think clapton was the only guitar player worthy of the name, I don't rate him that much, sometimes a player is taken to highs by a few obsessed fans and the sheep all follow along, Peter Green and Danny Kerwin I'd have any day, stevie Ray Vaughan, another one I'd say is the tops!...

[@claudebonenfant6700]

I agree. But he had the looks and the ambition a d the intelligence that the others did not have. Especially the looks and the intelligence to attach himself to the giants like George and then the Stones....

[@ricdiclemente6616]

Number one best Louise version : Does anyone know if these live cuts were released to record ?

[@astragreen]

Of course they were, do your research!..

[@waynepayne864]

why the hell is there a staircase in the middle of the set

[@valdirbentle5157]

Eric Clapton as the blues man hated pop music!

[@quetzalcoatl8060]

... ¡¡¡ TLAZOKAMATI !!!

[@thomasbertsch7270]

If aliens ever land on our planet i hope they here this before today's crap.

[@charlieray2557]

Clapton mejor que hendrix don señor sobrevalorado

[@debomb721]

Theyre both good

[@juanmarte3298]

DO YOU HAVE ANY BEATLES PERFORMANCES THAT HAVEN'T BEEN OUT ?

[@abreudossantos5608]

5*

[@arthurblackhistoric]

The biggest shame during the Yardbirds' formative years was that they had *ERIC CLAPTON* playing rhythm guitar while Keith Relf was sucking and blowing on that damn harmonica!

[@robbersoul9558]

Para esto sirve internet

[@blitzkriegazteca642]

+porno.

[@christineshepardson9400]

Reif what happened to you?

[@benmeltzer]

Mimed or truly live?

[@mrmuz85]

Live

[@4672-m9f]

I see Beck but whos that other guy?

[@VirreFriberg]

Beck is not in this footage

[@BennyCFD]

Great group.................But uh I believe that was Jeff Beck and not Eric Clapton

[@ReelinInTheYears66]

@@BennyCFD you’re wrong it’s Clapton

[@juanixzx]

Clapton is God

[@williamharpine1841]

Very interesting, although nothing overcomes the terrible film/video work that was typical of the era.

[@jamessales3126]

Sounds like The Rolling Stones to me

[@Jeremyho439]

White men’s blue?

[@jimmyjames6318]

Gee, I wonder who thinks they own this footage? Reeling in the years sucks 😭

[@ustheserfs]

nobody was doing then what ec was, black or white.

[@surfcollector]

Worst stage set up ever.

[@crimsonwolf9099]

Yup. The things that TV shows made bands do to add some "excitement" to their performances was often ridiculous and embarrassing.