WHY ERIC CLAPTON KICKS ASS

[@GuitarPilgrim]

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[@madsbrandt598]

I see what you did there! very funny mr one O 9

[@CorbCorbin]

Some sweet playing, and I really like the tone you were using for the Bluesbreaker stuff.

[@ilaraj5948]

I really like your videos, it will be soo cool if you make a video about Mark Knopfler techniques. Love from Germany ❤️

[@pepe_152]

Do a video about gary moore

[@GuitarPilgrim]

I'm just a dude with a mission, to help and bring joy to as many people as I can, it's journey, a pilgrimage...

[@thesimpleeastern]

My biggest complain with Eric Clapton is that every time I start learning any of his songs, I get distracted and start listening to it for hours before realizing I was suppose to learn it.

[@annbugbee5623]

Ha Ha MYSELFas WELL, So Easy To Get Wrapped Up and WATCHING HIM, INSTEAD OF FOCUSING ON WHAT I AM TRYING TO DO, COMPLETELY AGREE, GREAT COMMENT. TAKE CARE and STAY WELL. Walter B,Memphis 😝

[@fueu2617]

hehe that is funny ;) lov it

[@msaintpc]

Lol, I know what you mean. He was just that good. Hendrix said something similar like that about him.

[@allocke9446]

Ha ha!!!

[@charlestsai3708]

You are not alone 😂

[@heru-tehutire1329]

that While My Guitar Gently Weeps was nothing but the TRUTH!...thanks for showing this pilgrim the Light !! :-)

[@zelejazz]

Playing like Clapton is not difficult, it's IMPOSSIBLE ! One of the best (blues and overall) guitar players, ever.Enormous taste in tone and tremendous vibrato and "easy" touch.

[@nickbain8687]

I don’t get why it’s cool to hate on Clapton nowadays. In my opinion he’s one of the best from an era of incredible players

[@Gamevet]

@itheuser First I'm 51 and was listening to the music of that era. I think that Clapton is pretty good, but he's way over-rated to me. I believe it was Pete Townsend that met up with Clapton and talked about how they were doomed. This new guy named Jimi Hendrix was doing things with a guitar that he couldn't even imagine doing.

[@NewbieGuitaristBeily]

Clapton is an interesting one. He made a lot of good songs and a lot of terrible ones. On one hand you have his stuff with Cream and on the other you have Riding with the King and his 2010 album. Most guitar players can play like him after a year of practice. Even by measure of his contemporaries there were better players - Page, Hendrix, Beck, Knopfler, Alman and literally any jazz guitarist. I guess Clapton became Clapton because he was pushing the boundaries of electric guitar and was one of the first music superstars and serves as an inspiration to this day for a lot of guitarists. The man doesn't deserve hate.

[@RobertoPavan]

@@NewbieGuitaristBeily "Most guitar players can play like him after a year of practice." BS

[@carterrodriquez7494]

We hate him because he’s a racist who wouldn’t have anything but for black musicians.

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

@@RobertoPavan That's internet millennial wisdom here... probably a guy born yesterday that has been playing guitar for a year, knows a couple of blues rock licks and thinks it's easy to sound as clean, accurate and at the same time melodic and tasty as Clapton... pathetic

[@robhand7205]

Clapton introduced me to the blues. After years of researching, studying, listening... not only to the music but the culture, Clapton is a true bluesman. He took from the originators, made his own, has shared and brought many others into the spotlight. The thing I find most interesting about Clapton is that though he is a killer player, he seems to LOVE playing rhythm and staying in the background from time to time.

[@eugenegarcia1777]

Can I repost your comment on fb ?

[@mitchelllevine5664]

Hendrix did too.

[@DizzyKrissi]

People hating on Clapton just know his pop-songs. If they'd knew his work with the Bluesbreakers or his blues-stuff at all they'd all change their minds.

[@DizzyKrissi]

@Klaus Toth : I know some people calling him "Crapton" and "overrated".

[@matthewwilson3202]

He's very good, but he's no peter green

[@DizzyKrissi]

@@matthewwilson3202 : he never wanted to be a Peter Green - more like Freddie King and BB King. Peter Green is a total different player.

[@econohound]

It may be a British thing - to shoot people down. I love or like almost all of his music - including his popular stuff.

[@Bsdetectors]

I can’t imagine anyone not liking Clapton. But then again there’s every kind of fool.

[@greggnumme8644]

I love you my brother! 43 years of guitar playing now for me and I love to watch the joy as you give these lessons! And especially now during this pandemic I can still sit here and play for 8 hours by myself! I think many musicians forgot the pure joy of just playing guitar! THANKS SO MUCH FOR KEEPING IT ALIVE! W/💖 from NYC! 🤷‍♂️🙏🏼💖☮️

[@ChrisBluesman]

I love everything Clapton has done in all his years. Every time I study his solos, there are so many nuances to it that you can spend a long time just to get that little part right and still, you are going to get an approximation. Thanks for this videos, really nice.

[@hackprine5691]

Great musician playing Clapton....

[@venjhammet]

Clapton is one of those reason why I love playing blues licks. He is an awesome guitar player.

[@RichH1994]

Clapton is a great song writer arranger and singer that compliments with really good blues based lead guitar. He was THE pioneer of super loud distorted lead guitar.

[@markkelly3859]

Love you playing an explanations, but most of all your enthusiasm. That comes through in your playing and makes for a great lesson. Not just the notes, but the feeling.

[@jamesbarretf1251]

"Tears In Heaven" BEAUTIFUL &...wished I or no one ever heard it never. R.I.P. Conner.

[@josephswan1269]

Dude -- this is excellent. Fantastic playing and demonstration. SUBSCRIBED!! Cheers

[@lockedin60]

i have been playing guitar for 50+ years. I could live another 50 years and never reach Eric's form. Yes he learned from American Blues Masters. You could have the same setup as EC but you may never reach the same heights that he has attained. It is what is between his ears and his fingers and his God given talent. I have admired his work 53+ years. if i had in college during the early 1960s I probably would have heard about him much sooner. Unfortunately during the middle 1960s The Beatles and the early pop Brit groups got airplay on my local radio station. But thanks to KZbin and many other internet sources i can listen to music that was not available in my formative years. Thank you Guitar Pilgrim for breaking down Eric's guitar licks!!

[@GuitarPilgrim]

My pleasure James, I am glad you enjoyed!

[@jasonkesser]

30 years of not liking eric Clapton and you changed my mind. Really nice video man, as usual. Top notch.

[@gabrielberezovsky2607]

Hey man, sorry if you were being sarcastic, but i'd really like to know, why you didn't liked Eric Clapton before?

[@pepe_152]

@@gabrielberezovsky2607 for me i didnt like his music much because it didnt feel good yeah i appreciate his music

[@danaeverhart6487]

Jason Kesser I'm glad you've changed your mind ! Eric Von Clap is one of those players, who set early standards that are still being recognized by guitarist all over the world today. Plain out, he rocks. I'm a rock guitarist, and his works were not my cup of tea in the beginning either! Checkout my latest cuts on KZbin here > kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZSQaKproNqErc0. On Soundcloud I'm user735361361(no space between user735361361 and number. Please Enjoy subscribe and share them with all your friends and family. Hear my latest here>soundcloud.com/user735361361/my-axe-no-mercy-improv-by-dana. Peace✌🏻️😎✌🏻

[@EbonyPope]

@@pepe_152 Have you ever listened to his older stuff with Cream or Blind Faith? That's top notch playing.

[@Fa-uw5rr]

EbonyPope *Blind* Faith

[@danielludmerer4936]

Lots of people can play , few can teach. Bravo sir!!

[@p.legere436]

Your guitar playing is blowing my mind. So passionate and energetic but laid back and relaxed at the same time! You're definitely in the zone.

[@joaquinsantacruz4338]

I think showing his playing from the mid 90's would be a good idea too. His playing from that era was fire, specially during his Nothing But The Blues Tour. Someday After A While, Groaning The Blues, are good examples.

[@scottmckenna9164]

I SO enjoy your playing. Your snippets are better than many other whole songs.

[@timmclaughlin1787]

Excellent video and you are an amazing guitarist!

[@cowanchris]

I'm 65 and getting there but still learning and I have learnt a lot from you today. Spent the whole afternoon just learning new things. Love Clapton's work immensely and yours is awesome. Thanks

[@oullahtakanbghikhbibadialiawil]

Hide Away" or "Hideaway" is a blues guitar instrumental that has become "a standard for countless blues and rock musicians performing today". First recorded in 1960 by Freddie King, the song became a hit on the record charts.

[@christopherjames418]

I really enjoyed when you began talking about the classical connection. Really cool. That's not something you would find on most guitar channels. Well done.

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

I too have never seen, heard or read of this fascinating musical connection before viewing Guitar Pilgrim's video.

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

An extraordinary demonstration/presentation that effectively puts the argument across. The original Cream cover of Spoonful on Fresh Cream, to me, also makes the point so eloquently. Great work, Guitar Pilgrim.

[@brunoczikk776]

Guitar Pilgrim, you are a tremendous guitar player. That's all

[@GuitarPilgrim]

Thank you Bruno, Appreciated!

[@DeltaLimaBR]

He's awesome

[@marciodecamposrodrigues5590]

For sure!!!!

[@miklu26]

Yes he is!!

[@grovervansesamstraat]

Thanks, this is a very instructive video. I learned a lot from it.

[@apollyon9023]

I can't play guitar and I don't know why I watch this. Just been a fan of clapton masterpiece

[@Scorhos]

Why not,man?

[@Fadetoz]

Great video. Wonder if everyone thinks about what a great player you are while they are side tracked with all the explanation on how to play this. Only a monster player could dive in and play and explain all this. You sir are Awesome!!!!

[@tommygunner8680]

Eric's technique and sound never ceases to amaze me. Mad love for EC and shout out to this dude he plays some mean guitar.

[@bobgarr6246]

This gives a teeny tiny peek into what truly is the genius of Eric Clapton, something that so many of the younger folks of today have overlooked or not yet discovered. And immense praise must be given to guitar pilgrim for his own mastery of the guitar and his talent and skill. Bravo, well done.

[@TheMNB]

It's easy to diss on someone with so much classic work from the 60s and 70s (and later of course), because you've heard it so many times. It might sounds cliche. But it wasn't then.

[@annbugbee5623]

EXACTLY, BRILLIANT COMMENT, THANK YOU, Walter B,Memphis 😝

[@The-Dom]

Eric Clapton Unplugged is one of the greatest all around albums of all time. Its perfection and its fucking live.

[@rougeandrei9095]

This video series is awesome. Your channel is suprisingly underrated with all the professional content you put out. Plus I'm learning alot of stuff in the guitar thanks. I discovered your channel in the Hendrix video and I subscribed

[@joemkoenen]

Another great lesson...love your passion for the music. Clapton was one of my first influences along with Page , Allman and Betts. Thanks for sharing!

[@adolfomedel254]

I'm sure it's been posted a bunch of times but, common you guys!!! Who gave him a thumbs down. This guys makes learning fun!! He's definitely skilled, passionate about the art! And he's put it in his heart to share that with us. I just found this channel and I'm definitely a fan!!! Thank you so much!!

[@annbugbee5623]

YEAH CANNOT UNDERSTAND THE HATER'S OF ERIC CLAPTON, UNBELIEVABLE, Walter B,Memphis 😝

[@keanuuuu]

Ann Bugbee this channel is great, great playing and can learn so much from this guy

[@unetfg]

Those are shredders😂

[@markv.5962]

yeah man, i agree. good player and singer

[@ejmattdelacruz1358]

I love your videos. You are an awesome guitarist yourself. Why I did not see these videos before?

[@Teachering]

Very entertaining. You're a fine musician and a very good guitar player, Guitar Pilgrim.

[@edwardbishop9567]

I think the little solo in the middle of "Forever Man" is such a nasty and soulful solo....it encompasses all things "Clapton"within a few notes

[@megadave1197]

Absolutely agree! Not a big fan of the production during that era but that solo is incredible. The Albert King inspired licks are sublime

[@sarthwahb]

We need more and more and more Clapton.......

[@markmcmyn8967]

Very few guitarists, (I don't know any), have a song of the stature of "Crossroads" (live cream recording) in their legacy.I have listened to this tune for 50 years and feel the same everytime I hear it. Particularly when Eric plays high up the board on the 2nd solo. Baker is literally galloping. For me it was Clapton who 1st brought me to the blues,and pointed the way back to the foundational artists such as BB King,Albert King,and Freddie King to name a few. I will always be deeply indebted to him.

[@donkloos9078]

That Crossroads version is my favorite blues rock song after playing for 57 years.

[@RC32Smiths01]

Amazing work here man! Eric Clapton truly is a legend no doubt! Keep up the good work man

[@gregcsefko]

Thanks for this great analysis! It reminded me why Clapton was my 1st inspiration for playing guitar! Going back & relearning his songs right now!

[@TheRob2D]

I really think Eric might be the most terrifying guitar player ever. Unassuming, but at any moment he could just turn it on and smoke the competition. I mean, Jimi Hendrix crossed an entire ocean to meet this man. I can't imagine how scary it must have been in 60's London to be a contemporary of Clapton. Most guys never stood a chance. And never will.

[@chemigrayo6448]

Couldn't agree more, he has an incredible ability to go from 0 to 100 in no time flat and make it sound completely natural, he is totally unimaginably incredible at what he does, you just can't take clapton for granted

[@harrykirk6946]

crossed the ocean and sent clapton off stage with his tail between his legs

[@TheJTD1982]

@@harrykirk6946 100% agree. Sorry but I don't see how anyone can class Clapton in the same league as Hendrix. Hendrix had it all.

[@donpattonjr]

Guitar pilgrim, You are very talented and I am also a huge fan of E.C...🎶

[@briandillon8041]

“ you know you’re doing something right when you’re doing the same thing as Beethoven.” Not only are you a great guitar player but you’re a great teacher and you’re funny.!! I would like to point out that he just played while my guitar gently weeps solo perfect to the white album version. Even Clapton doesn’t do that nowadays.

[@jconnon]

That was great, thanks. Favourite Clapton work is Pros & Cons. 5.01am is his best solo.

[@robertbower7461]

Great playing and great teaching insights! Thanks 🙏 😊

[@evanbrorby]

This was the TASTIEST video I have ever watched!!

[@lassef3692]

Totally agree. Going out to buy a guitar now 😂😁

[@bentheled]

One of best guitar tutors on youtube 👍🏻

[@MrDallman]

Compulsive viewing as always .....Great tribute to ONE of the greatest to pick up an axe

[@stephenwilliams9775]

Nice video. You really nail Clapton's use of vibrato. IMHO what makes him so brilliant, and so admired by other guitarists, is the subtlety of his technique. I liked how you mentioned his raunchy playing, which he seems to eschew. One of my favorite raunchy riffs of his is the lead part on "Those Were the Days" off the Wheels of Fire album. He really turns it loose and plays a blistering part. I also really like your discussion of his songwriting skills. He seems to have felt awkward in this regard in his early work, but really blossomed later on. His chord progressions are unique and not the typical progressions you find from other guitarists. Such a talented musician.

[@kennywally]

wow, this is great. I wish I had great teachers like this and KZbin in the 80s!!! No excuse for not learning today.

[@iluvmoviestoomuch1437]

Possibly the most powerful guitarist in existence. Clapton. The power in his individual notes is truly special.

[@casadamusica551]

Congrats from Brasil !!!! Great guitarnan and awesome Channel !!!!! ✌😎✌

[@BBQ1953]

Guitar Pilgrim - Eric Clapton combined technique with heart and artistry to become one of a select few who led a herd of white players into Blues scales and the math of the fret board. He had a LOT of help; BB, Albert, Muddy, Johnny & Edgar Winters, Jimi, Steven Stills and the Allmans & the Betts, to name a very few. THEN, folks like you come along; brimming with talent, technique, speed, intuition, intelligence, and education in music theory and a very studied but passionate approach to the type of music so many of us have loved all our lives. I am grateful for your efforts and for those of folks like Ross Campbell, Brett Papa, Tim Pierce, Dave Nassie, Andy at Shut Up & Play, Jamie Harrison, Chelsea Constable, and Anthony from Texas Blues Alley, again to name just a very few. Again, thank you for sharing your phenomenal array of gifts with the world which guide us through our stumbling efforts to become better guitar players.

[@ekstradycja]

Try also Mark Knopfler. His unique technique and playing plus amazing song writing

[@anthonymcneill55]

The eyes are the windows to the soul - You have soulful warm eyes. God Bless you Thom and your work.

[@leob4403]

What should you do if you have evil eyes, Sunglasses?

[@LucaLindemann]

Clapton and Beck: my two gods. ❤️

[@saltwatergallery2005]

I had never paid attention to Eric Clapton when I was learning to play - I was a Keith Richards fan and loved funky rhythm guitar. Then I heard the brief intro that Clapton played when Lennon introduced him and the band at this concert. Just a handful of notes. Incredible. Started listening to Clapton in depth after that. Admire this vid and your channel!

[@gooseghazi]

U r such an inspirational player and teacher. Thank u x1000!

[@tmatheson54]

Dude you rock. I love your presentation. You are really using your guitar to express yourself. Like Clapton you seem to cherish and ponder every note. Also a very good teacher! Brilliant!

[@syedimtesaliqbal709]

The first ever 14 min guitar video i watched without skipping. Love your work🔥

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I like the way you tackle these videos of these artists. I am not a guitar player, in fact I have no musical ability except to be a listener, and you keep me spellbound throughout. And you want to demonstrate the techniques, which is to be commended. But you also are able to simplify technique, so that someone like me can appreciate their artistry. Looking forward to discovering your journey in the musical world.

[@ryanlensvanrijn2983]

Clapton is the reason why I started learning guitar

[@rhodes7394]

I always like Clapton, he- along with Mark Knopfler- was the inspiration for me to pick up the guitar. My dad was a mega fan, and cried over the death of Conor Clapton. I wasn't born yet but my mother told me it was the first time she'd seen him cry 😢 Through all the tragedy in his life he remains a humble, kind person ❤

[@magnuskri]

This is great, I I always learn something new from your videos. It's informative and entertaining. Keep up the good work!

[@leirbag1979]

awesome video!! one of the most "educative" video about the tremolo technique!! thanks a lot.. I am already practicing..

[@Beefrodd]

Holy crap, I’ve been playing Crossroads for ages and never thought about landing on the 5 chord at the end of the intro kick! Sounds really fat, I like it.

[@junkjunk2493]

GP ... you rock man luv your work bless you for sharing thanks 61ys old still learning

[@BluesLicks101]

Eric is living on Blues Power!

[@Masso1973]

Very impressive playing, very interesting to watch. Thanks for the lesson.

[@fernandopopp2874]

Gilmour and knopfler. Please🙏

[@markbraxton1289]

I agree or Gary More...when you hear this guy play a solo and you hear someone like the amazing John Mayer take a solo in the same song shows to me how ordinary Clapton plays..he does have quite a good feel though.and his own sound ..,but he's anything but a spectacular guitarist .like Stevie Ray Vaughn and others ..Its nice to hear fast triplet runs for a bit of excitement and tension in a song every now and then but you won't get that from ole slow hand ...no way

[@jasonkeith9317]

@@markbraxton1289 what r u talking about?

[@markbraxton1289]

Maybe i should ask you the same ...obviously i misunderstood you ...i thought you held a preference of the two guitarists you mentioned over Capton ....i guess what you write and what mean are two different things ...

[@thepiranhawins3828]

Mark Braxton dude he meant he wanted to see a video on how Gilmour and Knophler kick ass. How do you misinterpret that as saying Clapton is overrated... And Clapton is one of the greatest guitarists of all time, you don’t know what your talking about.

[@jasonkeith9317]

Yeah I get a little defensive when people start dissing Eric his music has meant so much to me over the years. A living legend in every sense of the word.

[@marcosbecerracarratala]

Gracias por tu generosidad y entusiasmo!

[@robvdent]

I enjoy this series SOOOO much!

[@GuitarPilgrim]

Thanks Rob, I am glad you like these videos! Cheers!

[@joeabstractjoe]

Your playing is amazing and I thank you so much for your time creating videos. 🎼🎶🎸🎵👍

[@hellofromdavid]

Eric Clapton is a great guy, very humble. I find his guitar playing to be very good but he never makes me tingle in the way Hendrix or Jeff Beck or Knopfler or Gilmour can. Am I missing something?

[@philippinefandango2859]

If you haven't seen him live, you must... Saw him in Germany doing the 461 Ocean Blvd album (Promoting)… When the spotlight hits him on one of his leads, my stomach was a cage full of butterflies... I will never forget it...

[@hellofromdavid]

Perhaps I have a lot to learn

[@hellofromdavid]

I was once shopping for a TV screen with a friend. There was this huge screen showing Cream playing live. I was transfixed and mesmerized by Ginger Baker's drumming. The amazing thing was the sound was muted. I was just watching the visuals!

[@philippinefandango2859]

No, you just never got to experience it.. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.. Rock on!!!@@hellofromdavid

[@hellofromdavid]

@@xandermohan6331 - Will do :)

[@garyleahy4537]

Man, you are one hellava guitar player and technician. I love it when you explain a certain passage and then play it saying, "it goes something like this". Then go off and play it EXACTLY like it was written to be played. Love the videos, both for the teaching and the explaining. Also, I love watching you play. With passion.

[@neoadama9074]

Thank you very much. I enjoyed it. Clapton kicks ass! Many Blessings.

[@tommy0407]

Your teaching style and approach is unique and brilliant! Ty...

[@kosycat1]

Man, Clapton is kind of underappreciated in some aspects. He influenced so many people, and his tone is unmatched, such a clean player. If you want the raunchiest... Jim McCarty is hard to beat in that department..Leslie west is close. Love all those dudes

[@wheatonna]

Clapton is definitely one of the 500 best guitarists in rock history, no question. BTW, "Hideaway" is Freddie King, pretty much note for note.

[@kianhendrick3794]

"Hideaway" composed by Freddie KING !

[@markkelly3859]

Note for note copy.

[@FunDiMaio]

@@markkelly3859 it's a cover for sure, but very far from a note for note copy. Clapton's version of Hideaway is one of the best blueprints for Blues Rock guitar.

[@MediaBelajarKita]

I can enjoy his popular music like tears in heaven. What a melodic music

[@calvinjones2548]

Hate how ppl try and compare Clapton to Jesus. He's great and all, but he's no Clapton.

[@ralpholiver1519]

I don't care who you are, that there is funny.

[@carlosbanales5816]

LMAO!

[@RonWylie-gk5lc]

Ha ha ha

[@annbugbee5623]

Yes that IS HILARIOUS, WHEW MAN THAT WAS A GOOD ONE, Walter B,Memphis 😊🤗😁

[@Usergarte]

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA LOL

[@buddybolden846]

thanks for all your Videoclips! What impresses me most all the times, I watch them next to your profound research is your deep respect to the artist. Thanks for lovely Clips and as I am a much older fellow and probably play much longer than you, I can learn so much from you. 🙏❤️🔥

[@scottmckenna9164]

I enjoy your voice unlike some other's. And I enjoy your playing. I would enjoy playing drums to longer recordings of it.

[@ericclaptonhistorybook8510]

People who hate Clapton don’t know his live performances from 70s, late 80s and 90s... He was as good as in 60s... just search his live performances and you’ll change your mind about Eric. Thank you Guitar Pilgrim. I really love your videos! Keep on rocking man!

[@user-qr7ee2cp4y]

Clapton... possibly rock's greatest guitarist. He's influenced countless many. Been around before and after all the others... he's still relevant and he's in the rock and roll hall of fame three times... there are many intangible ways to rate an artist, but the numbers are a great place to start,and the numbers don't lie.

[@leob4403]

Jimi Hendrix?

[@MrSparklespring]

@@leob4403 Didn't live long enough unfortunately...

[@leob4403]

@@MrSparklespring Still, I don't think Clapton would put himself above Hendrix

[@MrSparklespring]

@@leob4403 Not above but besides. Anyway in the top ten league!

[@paulerxx]

@@leob4403 Clapton himself said Jimi was superior...So there's that. I think Jimi and Gallager are the best guitarist of their era, then Stevie the next few years.

[@johnheart6890]

Absolutely fantastic!

[@sxlinaa]

Me: I do the middle finger vibrator bend as well!I always knew I'm a genius! Also me:has problems playing smoke on the water

[@jonathanhandsmusic]

People that don't like Clapton are too young to remember the old days of Cream, Blind Faith, Bluesbreakers, etc. I grew up on that music and it obviously influenced my own development as a guitarist. I never dissected all the songs like you have done, but they're all still hard wired in my head. Thanks for posting!

[@lukasmishustin662]

So I know you just did a SRV vid but gawd it was so sick please do more

[@michaelmendillo4614]

Anyone who studied Clapton and spent time learning his songs and solos will know he really loved the Pentatonic and almost exclusively used it. So it just goes to show you guy's/gal's,,,, learn that Pentatonic inside out !!! Its all you will need ! Of course you will need practice , practice, and practice too really master it !!! 😁🖒✌

[@megadave1197]

Practice and a lot of worry

[@DavidRFIT]

Would you define Clapton's vibrato "nervous", in a non-negative way? P.S. 100.000 subscribers in 3, 2, 1...

[@adityaamansingh6581]

All I want to say who say clapton is overrated is to listen to BB King in an concert saying if he dies clapton's voice is the last voice he wants to hear. He praises clapton for 2 ..3 minutes

[@davebutcher8150]

Dam good job. Keep the great videos coming.

[@GuitarPilgrim]

Will do Dave, thanks for taking the time to comment! Best to you!

[@LucaLindemann]

... I have rarely seen Eric's licks explained so well and simply: great job and great playin'... 👍😍

[@eugenevedensky6071]

I’ve always been blown away how Clapton made the Layla chord change work. My mind would never go there as a song writer, really takes vision and talent to make that work so organically.