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DOUBLE TROUBLE one of the BEST blues songs ever done...Paul Butterfield did it first.. The chords and lead are just DETRIFYING NO LIE! TOO MUCH Baby! I want to be in a kool MOVIE with THIS song playing in the background about a few LIVES! ~~~~~~.... O M G soooooo very nice & smooth I want to marry the keyboard player Clapton is already taken... SCHUCKS! whoops maybe the keyboard player might be too. Plus this was done many years back! THE BEST! I LOVE IT!
I have the DVD of this concert. Wish I could have been there for this one. Both playing and singing at the top of their game. Excellent.
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Voodoo Chile---As great as Hendrix's & SRV's (and others) renditions of this song may be (and ARE) I'm not so sure that Clapton & Windwood's version isn't the better of all of 'em. (opinion)
Larry Masterson, it must be sad being you living in your mom's basement listening to the music that the dorks who thought they were cool in high school listened to, while those of us who really were cool were listening to real rock and roll
Tom Waits would have been the greatest Troubador, Jestor, and Actor if he had lived in the Middle Ages. In short he is a one man vaudville act. He has had an impact on Music, Poetry,Comedy, Theatre, and Philosophy. I simply tell you that Tom Waits plays himself and knowing it. t For a confused audience listening to epic Anti-Establishment sound.
P.S., Today, Warren is God, everything he touches is GOLD. Maybe not the gretest guitar player ever, but everything that he touches is GOLD!!! And he is an amazing performer no matter who he plays with, The Dead, Tha Allman Brothers Band, The Warren Haynes Band, Gov't Mule!!!
The Blues Breakers Beano album is the best blues guitar work of the century! Although I am a major Clapton fan since @ 1956, I was largely dissappointed by the bio above by W Rovi which seemed to be a canned copy & paste from a Clapton bio, rather than a bio of the great collaborations of Winwood & Clapton. Winwood of equal stature was completely neglected from the bio.
I have seen Slowhand three times. The first was when he was with the Yardbirds. I was maybe 14 at the time (1967) and don't remember who was in the group with him, but they were really good.. I then saw him at Arrowhead Stadium in the late 70's when Carlos Santana opened for him. Both of them put on one hell of a performance. Santana joined Clapton for an encore performance that was one for the ages. But when I got to see him up close at Starlight Theatre in Kansas City in the mid 80's, I was bl
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ERIC, U ARE THE BOMB....................LOVE YOUR LYRICS AND MUSIC................ AFTER A HARD DAY.......... JUST LIKE TO HEAR U JAM THAT GUITAR WITH A GLASS OF CAB...................XO
E.C. , my all time favorite ! I was hooked after I listened to John Mayall and The Blues breakers w/ Eric Clapton . Man , that album really rocks ! ! it changed the way I approached music in general . Thanks , Eric . I salute you .
Maybe the best version of this song EC has done. Much of the time over the past few years it has sounded like he was mailing it in, but not this time. I can listen to it over and over.
In 1976 while a senior in high school, some buddies asked me to go to the Forum in Los Angeles to see Clapton. I'd never heard of him but went along anyways because Santana was the opening act. EC has been my favorite ever since. I love to play EC Was Here as loud as possible every chance I get.
I'm 60 and listened to every group he's played in from the start. You knew you were listening to a legend and superstar in the making. The heroin addiction affected his rise but I respect him both for winning his battle with H and for all aspects of his great musical talent, especially his guitar virtuousity. And, this is the first time Ive ever posted a comment on ANY messageboard. I've never met him but I'd like to shake his hand!
What an artist! my favorite since I was 17 and have every album! or should I say cd of Eric's.So glad you are still here. Miss my favorite people one is Dan Folgerberg. Different music but from still the same soul.
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Baby! I want to be in a kool MOVIE with THIS song playing in the background about a few LIVES! ~~~~~~.... O M G soooooo very nice & smooth I want to marry the keyboard player Clapton is already taken... SCHUCKS! whoops maybe the keyboard player might be too. Plus this was done many years back! THE BEST! I LOVE IT!