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  • anyone know what kind of guitar that is???

  • FOrever Cool..

    

  • @pnomis Do they give Credit to the Leaves for writing Hey Joe? Nope, yet Hendrix has tons of videos up of it. Not ever cover song has a thing of "This song was written by blah blah blah" Just enjoy listening to a God. People will find out the true artist on their own if they love the song enough.

  • Clapton is gift to mankind

  • @pnomis Cream did credit blind joe reynalds for This as well as all the other artists they covered

  • Very simple, Eric Clapton is god, no more words.

  • master of the guitar! gift from God :)

  • This is a lovely performance but why not credit the author. It was not written by Clapton or Cream. It was written by Blind Joe Reynolds using a bottleneck. You'll find the original on You tube if you look.

  • colleges around the world should teach acoustic blues, lesson plan, Eric Clapton 1992 unpluggeed

  • @bbsessions I agree 100% with you !!!

  • I wanna be a man like him! always dream it!

  • I think the guy who invented the slogan "Clapton is God" heard him playing an acoustic.

  • Clapton es como los coches mi hermano... es un clasico... y a un clasico se le debe admirar por su esencia... ademas en lo personal prefiero a Clapton que a un James Valentine. Saludos a todos los blueseros de por aqui...

  • Como exageran algunos, esta cancion es sencillima de tocar, claro para quien toque la guitarra. Sigo a clapton desde que tocaba en los Yarbirds y se lo llevo Mayall,, es decir unos 40 años y ahora se ha covertido en pepito grillo, siempre los mismos riffs, los mismos punteos, se quedó en los 70 y no avanzo nada de nada.

  • Some people lives all the life without hear a song like this , #sadlifes

  • genial version acustica.

  • Where can I find a tab of this? I've seen tabs for the cream version, but I can't quite figure out some of the little differences.

  • @armadaskier175 It's the main riff... the notes are the exact same, but it's in the nuances that make it different. The Cream version of that main riff is very staccatto, which means he doesn't apply sustain or extend the note... each note is percussive, short, with no string bending. Here, he liberally bends into that blue note, and it's also not staccatto, it's smoother and the notes flow into each other. But the rhythm is virtually identical to Cream's.

  • i like!

  • Lol George Harrison should've sang this to Eric

  • People who not understand guitar enjoy Eric Clapton.

  • @bilobio I like his voice more than his guitar playing , what can u say about that

  • loving thiss!

  • 29 people lost their woman

    

  • 28 people dont like music

  • just perfect!

  • Awesome!

  • Y'know, I actually really love the cover of this by Davy Knowles and Backdoor Slam

    its an awesome song in general though

  • claptons all good I respect his playing and like alot of his tunes, but acoustic blues just doesnt sound as good flatpicked - finger styles where its at!

  • soooooo gooooood!

    brings back memories of jamming in my car.

  • 28 people got ate by eric's bulldog!

  • back in 92 he was one with the guitar...

    now he is the guitar...

    wow

  • 240p we meet again... 

  • where's this clip from? If it's from a dvd I'll buy it

  • I've got a goosebumps:)

  • True in the 60's, true today... clapton is god!

  • "They might make a 'fore day creep." Meaning, "before day".

  • lo amo <3

  • 8 dias pro show desse malucoo!!! kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

  • Is there any dvds of that? Where is taken from?

  • @ivegotheblues think it's off the 'Classic Albums' show, where they did Cream's Disraeli Gears

  • From: Eric C.

    To: my friend George Harrison.

    With all my love!!

  • I believe he says, "women these days are so doggone crooked, till they might make a 'fore day creep" meaning they might "creep around"(cheat) before the sun comes up

  • ...amazing...

  • So good....

    thanks for the post.

  • Y U SO GOOD

  • Best version of this song

  • just singing all day long :

    pou pou taa, ta dou di ta dou da

    pou pou taa, ta dou di ta dou da (this is the guitar part)

  • Clapton is mega-talented; I have been listening to him since the late 1960s.... Thanks for posting.

  • One day of being Clapton is all I please. Then I can die.

  • I did my best job trying to cover this song.

  • There is Sunshine of your love and outside woman blues ; There is an other one? :O I love these records !

  • Man that guy sure can play guitar !  Love that song

  • IMO "might make off 'fore day creep" = might leave before dawn

  • Would be rather nice to pull that around the campfire..

  • @IJeskeI I will have to do that..

  • Clapton is the man!

    

  • Every pluck of the guitar's string seems like an orgasm.

  • @darklord220 i take it you like the main man ??

  • @bowbridge113 the main man is the king!

  • Respond to this video...  the main man dont you agree ?

  • Clapton play solos OUT OFF key tone from this song. STRANGER !

  • @ran123br what the hell are u talkin about

  • I like this version

  • 'Til they might make a 'fore day creep.

  • Nice!!!

  • Clapton is GOD

  • Utter Perfection.

    

  • I can only deeply respect someone who has mastered an instrument like that.

  • Clapton is god.

  • there's a lesson here

  • I love Clapton. Guitar God! He is so smooth!

  • 'Cause women these days, they're so doggone crooked,

    That they might make off 'fore day creep.

  • It's in E....

  • it's so hard to sing and play like that at the same time, but clapton makes it soooo easy

  • does anybody know is that a whole video album (because there some other songs in that same circumstances)?

  • Eric is the greastest

  • does anybody out there know have a video on how to play i wanna make love to you on guitar???

  • does anybody out there know have a video on how to play i wanna make love to you on guitar??

  • What a great riff!!!

    Good one!

  • Take it back, take it back, take that thing right outta heyaaa! That cd's burned into my brain track for track like Hard Day's Night I swear to God I know every single word it's pretty sad.. It's Disraeli Gears gibsnbyrd119 get yourself a copy.

  • does neone know what album this is on??

  • The beloved Hendrix chord

  • @vauxhall908 which one?

  • just learned this, great tune!

  • Could somebody please tell me what he says after "women these days are so doggon crooked..." A guy doing a cover said "they might leave before the break of day", but that's not it, something...creep, I think.

  • @fireballpip I thinks it's "That they might make off 'fore day creep" Not sure though.

  • @hipyaboyya Sounds pretty close, thanks

  • @hipyaboyya LOL Google is an amazing invention isnt it.....although i found a substitution of "a" for "off" set of lyrics as well and funny enough if you listen closely he says "Till" and " a "in this version...kind of slangs the verse together compared to the posted lyrics when he wrote it for cream...poetic license.

    "Till they might make a fore day creep" is what he sings here right words or not

  • @hipyaboyya

    I'm pretty sure he sings "till they might make a four-day creep"... :)

  • @hipyaboyya 4 Day Creep...period end of story.......the guy wayy below tried to tell ya

    4 day creep Blind Joe Reynolds mixture of verses of three diff songs.

  • @hipyaboyya "That they might make a 'fore day creep"

  • @fireballpip That they might make a 'fore day creep

    just google it bud lol

  • @fireballpip Its what hipyaboyya said "That they might make off 'fore day creep"

  • @fireballpip I'm not exactly sure what he says, so I usually sing "fool outta me"

  • @fireballpip I am pretty sure it is ..."they might make a 'fore-day creep" as in "before" day. In other words, she is cheating on him at night. Creep is a common blues phrase...usually "midnight creep". I could be mistaken though. This is a pretty old tune, originally done in 1929, so the use of "fore" in place of "before" by a blues musician from the south seems like a pretty reasonable explanation.

  • @fireballpip "they might make a four day creep..." It's just saying that she'll take her time leaving but ...she's still leaving.

  • might make a four day creed

  • @fireballpip they might make a poor day weep

    

  • @fireballpip it might make a poor day weep

  • @fireballpip It's "women these days so dog gone cooked til there mind make up 4 day greef."

  • @gerena1234 4 day creep....Blind Joe Reynolds 1929

  • @fireballpip

    I think

    "Till they might make off 'fore day creep."

  • @fireballpip Search yahoo/Google for "Outside Woman Blues lyrics".

  • @fireballpip "they might make a for day creep" meaning before day. Like my grand mom would say, your going fishin so get some sleep, you know how your grandaddy is hes leavin for day if your not up u aint going. In other words hes leaving before the break of day otherwise known as before sunrise.......When Mr Reynolds wrote that saying fo day creep his piers knew what he spoke of.Paul Lawrence Dunbar used it alot in his Poetry as well

  • @bakedsushi Muddy uses " (Be)fore day creep " in one of his early recordings also. Its right at the end of a song, when it comes to me I'll let ya know.

  • @luftenant Actually Muddy used it twice and Buddy Guy had one recording in the late 60s when he used it. Also Blind Blake, Tommy Johnson, T Model ford, Ligtnin Hopkins..........the list is too long but you know as a delta lover what it means. Its almost funny how people do not want to understand a phrase thats used over and over since 1913 and prob before....It was in the movie Glory for gods sake. But if you listen to Blind Joe Reynolds he just says For day creep.

  • @bakedsushi Wow! What a list ! , thats some homework there. I take your word for it. Its def. a term (slang) used by many people (back in the day). Its these "GREAT BLUESMEN" that have put it in their music so we can understand the meaning better. So very affective too. But on a good note....goin to see Buddy at the end of Aug. up here in MASS. Then Warren Haynes Band in Sept. Have you ever got to check them out? Thanks for the nice post...to many posters are posers...haha

  • @fireballpip listen to to the cream's version of this song and wou'll know it

  • @ACDCfanforvr Wouldn't search for the lyrics be even more simple?

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  • @gaiolinn you can do that but you don't really know if the lyrics are right.

  • @fireballpip "They might make a 4th degree" That comes from the old fashion 3 degrees of interrogation that the cops used to use. The 3rd degree was the worst form of interrogation usually involving some physical slapping around or worse... so a 4th degree would really suck.. if it had existed.

  • @Odin029 Makes sense, thanks.

    

  • @fireballpip

    It's "four day creep" and it means to go sneak around on your lover. Ida Cox wrote the original and Peter Frampton's first successful band, Humble Pie recorded it also. It's on their "Rockin' The Fillmore" live album.

  • @fireballpip Yes, that's a standard Blues line from the 1920's (check out singer Ida Cox)

    "Women these days, so doggone crooked,

    Till they might make a four day creep"

  • Jus shut up about all these stupid keys and play what sounds right clapton probably doesnt know wat key its in

  • is he in standard tuning????!!!

  • @derleek yes is standard tuning

  • is he in standard tuning???!!!!

  • He changed the arrangement from the original... I don't get why, sounds too repetetive

  • the hardest thing to do in this song is feel the blues. not to play it

  • 21 people can't play guitar.

  • when was this????

  • Great stuff! Thanks for posting!

  • 格好いいっ!!

  • ja inderdaad

  • CLAPTON IS GOD

  • @niggaT42000 If you haven't say anything better than this, you should just shut up.

  • Is this a dvd?

  • i think this is better version than cream version

  • does he play that with hendrix chord?

  • @0Flym0 Yes it's dominant 7#9 chord, also called Hendrix chord.

    Greetings.

  • yeah blues eric you are the god of the blues

  • This video belongs a dvd?

  • @gastonverde "Classic Albums: Cream - Disraeli Gears" my friend.

  • Clapton the Godfather....!!!!! un monstre !!! :p

  • CLAPTON IS GOD

  • CLAPTON IS GOD!!!

  • PURE SWEETNESS~THANKYOU! :) Blessing's~ 

    Peace~love~and a WHOLE LOTTA LIGHT~ :)

  • These are not the most difficult licks , but I'm totally amazed by the incredible control and punctuation he puts on every single note ! not to mention the flawless timing and rhythm !

  • i wish i could play it like this. the tabs i found are near impossible

    

  • what a great guitar

  • Are you eric clapton that upload you own covers

  • 21 idiots who dont know what good music is!

  • @truboltsfn Yeah kinda makes you shake your head and say Hmmm WTFWYT

  • at 1:12 nasty guitar in the backround and i dont even kno what it is lol but its nicee

  • @guitarist4everdude

    it's a vintage 12-string 65 Fender Electric XII Jaguar

  • @dreademall its not that its a 000-echf custom shop martin built in 2004

  • @TheSj101

    The guitar in the >backround< clearly is not a martin. Its a jaguar my friend ;)

    Check it out...

    millionyen(.)com/images_java/i­nstruments/guitars/1965FenderE­lectric12String.jpg

  • @TheSj101

    He was asking for the guitar in the >backround<.

    Not the guitar he's playing ;)

  • this is great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • CLAPTON IS GOD... LUCHIO A.K.A MJ 23 SP 33

  • what is this video from?

  • This guitar sounds incredible

  • is anyone else craving a solo acoustic album of all his great 60s guitar stuff?

  • @peeblesj1131

    Would sooo love an acoustic album from Clapton!

  • @icantith Unplugged is great,t but another one would be nice. I mostly want another full out blues album. From the Cradle was just Godly!

  • fxx great song !!!

  • @peeblesj1131 I can't thumb this up enough.

  • this is my favorite blues song ever. this version is fantastic.

  • super song

  • Check out clapton stayin fresh rocking a Bape T! hahaha

    He always knew whats good

  • clapton is god

  • I would love to sit down and listen for hours with this guy alone singing with just a guitar.....he is like an encyclopedia of fantastic pre-war blues.

  • It's.... E7-(A7)-B7.. Chord progression..

  • EL MAS GRANDE ENTRE LOS MEJORES DEL PLANETA