sounds like someone added echo to this track. if so, shame. should leave the classic tracks alone. Mayall and EC would have added echo if they wanted it
@GuiitarBilly true, mayall wanted to capture the live sound of the bluesbreakers, so no echo. but it could have been added already in 1969 in the course of the stereo remastering
@stonerlemonblues - i suppose echo could have been added during 'remastering'- if any was done in 1969. Pretty sure Mayall had control of this- his most famous record, back then, and he wouldn't have done it.Same echo was dumped on the whole track- on everything. More like someone playing with their little effects software then posting (their own choice, not Mayalls). like when folks mess with Beatles recordings and post to youtube as "the Beatles"- if you do it call it your remix or something
Spine-chilling, now as it was then -- and I was there. Clapton never played again with such raw passion, not on record anyway. He died emotionally and artistically in the early 70s, sad to say.
@bellevue46 No he didn't die emotionally or artistically he just at that time switched to Fender which killed his signature tone.Ultimately same outcome so you are still correct.
@friesandfries This is in stereo, the original was in mono. I have the CD which has it both mono and stereo, I prfer the echoeness of the stereo takes, but the mono has a lovely, raw tone to it. Hope this helps :)
If you were born before 1950 and you don't know about the Bluesbreakers with Clapton (who didn't bang the strings for Mayall for very long) then you were NOT in the middle of early 60's GREAT music. Sorry...........
@blackandtanful Shut the Fuck Up Chink, and listen to this bad-ass British Blues-Rock. I will personally go to Korea or wherever the fuck your'e from, and kick your ass if you don't.
To slpexxi1969: I think the Bluesbreaker always had ecc83 in its preamp and Plexis have been produced since 1959 but I might be wrong. ECC 83 and EL84 are very similar in tone but anyway I'm not a great fan of British Blues which means I'm never going to invest money into a Marshall real vintage or reissue amp. That said I would like to crank up an old Hiwatt which has an aura of mystery around.... DR 130... have you ever heard of it?
@andreaxyz ECC83s and 12AX7s are the same thing, but they are both preamp tubes. EL84s are power tubes. They can't be switched. I agree, Marshalls are expensive. I prefer Fender, that's why I have a tweed Champ. Hiwatts are cool too, but they're even more expensive than Marshalls and I'm not sure I've ever actually seen one, just heard them on Pink Floyd and The Who records.
first Bluesbreakers, then Cream, Blind Faith and the Dominos....as Duane Allman once said: "Eric Clapton wrote the book, man - The Contemporary White Blues Guitar, Volume I. His style and technique is what's really amazing. He's got a lot to say, and the way he says it just knocks me out."
I play guitar since i was 13. Now i´m 27 and imust admit with shame that i just discovered this album 3 weeks ago. I have spento whole nights playing it. Probably the most underrated of the list of most influential albums inthe history of music.
by ear in this case... It depends of the song. If you are able to dominate the penthatonic scale that woul make the difference. By ear maybe isn´t accurate 100%, but you just have to identify the key of the guitar and that would guide you to learn the whole song without tab.
@hungerstriker27 In my eyes, it's definitely best learning by ear. You learn to understand scales and use them in a different manner, just to mention one thing. Although it does take some time to get good at, and it's not everything that is as easy as classic pentatonic stuff.
@rikstewart1979 Exactly, this is the kind of guitar that simply cannot be played with GH, anyway I found frustrating playing with it compared to my real guitar. I soon stoped playing to that game.
Can someone verify to me if this is the original version? Because I want to buy this exact version on vinyl but im hearing alot of alternate stereo mixes that dont sound the same as this one.
John Mayall & the bluesbreakers was 1 of the most important British blues bands of the British Invasion era, as they served as the training ground for Eric clapton & many other greats. Sadly, they are virtually unknown in the USA.
I recently got to see Mayall live and he's still rocking it out on stage. Anytime he's in Vegas I'll definitely be at his show! After the show he tapped my bfs shoulder and thanked us for coming to the show. He's really cool and talented man!!! His music feeds your soul.
This album brought the '58-'60 Les Paul to the spotlight.....Everyone in England got one shortly after this......When Jimmy Page got his in 1969 it sealed the guitars fate.....Now you can't find one.....And if you do find one, you better be a millionaire....Clapton, Beck, and Page were the real ground breakers in rock....They sent rock music into the direction it took to this day......In my opinion Beck is the best by far....He reinvents the guitar every time he steps onstage !!
Don't forget Don Felder, also used the 1959 Gibson Les Paul during his time with The Eagles. Oh and also Fleetwood mac's guitarist used one during their time with Stevie Nicks.
I used to go to the Ricky-Tick club in Windsor a lot in 1965-66. I saw John Mayall with Clapton several times-standing in the front row. For a sixteen year old who had only really heard pop up that point it was amazing. Then one night we were told Clapton has left and there was some new boy called Peter Green. "Don't worry" said John from the stage "just listen."
Clapton & Green are not better or worse - just different styles.
JE PRECISE QUE CLAPTON LORS DU 1ER CONCERT EN 71 JE CROIS POUR AIDER LE BANGLA DESH AVEC GEORGES HARRISON , CLAPTON EST ARRIVE EN TOUT DERNIER IL EST MONTE SUR SCENE SANS AVOIR REPETER ET CA C'EST LA GRANDE CLASSE !!! JOHN MAYALL EST LE MEILLEUR BLUESMAN BLANC SIXTIES UN GRAND UN PURISTE MAGIQUE !!
@predlycon The guy with beard on the left. He has aged a bit, but still rolling thes days I heard.
Clapton is reading the BEANO comic magazine. Legendary album and cover. I have it somewhere in a box.
Still remember phrases from the cover text: ....on his best nights Clapton can make time stand still. But even without stopping the clock, his playing can be both savage and breathtakingly beautiful....." Cover design and textwriting was still an art in these days.
I bought this LP in 66, and still have it! Wonderful. Also have original Fleetwood Mac from about the same time. Album cover shows a dog sniffing around dustbins. They were a blues band before they went commercial with Albatross.
Oh shit! I was 17 when I bought this and this song always gets my gut hard.
Agree with one poster that "Broken Wings" by Mayall was great - as "The Death of JB Lenoir". Am starting to learn guitar and wish I could learn how this was done, albeit w/o the talent/soul. Man, he I love his attack and the Big Change in this song. Uh, who played rhythm?
i remember when i first got this record i just loved it havent listen to it in 25 years man its nice to listen now very well recorded john mayall sings alot like buddy guy on this record and the guitar tone is just screaming shit this is one album im glad to hear again well done man thanks for the video anyways i met jimmy page and shook hands with him i met stevie and shook and talked with him too i closed buddy guys show where he hands me his guitar 25 years ago always wanted to meet eric
because the lesser lovin & lesser kiss'n simply don't cut it.... thus everyone lovinest loves that Les Paul - Marshall combination & can kissinest kiss my ass if they don't love it
cool lookin' guys! so is the music! this album is what I listen to when I'm down!!! In second grade, when I heard it the first time, my older brother played it for me!
clapton was at the height of his powers in the bluesbreakers. he wrote some great songs in cream but his playing was becoming really cliched and stagnant towards the end of cream and the summit of his skag years. he played great stuff in blind faith and derek and the Ds but this is it.. solo on "have you heard" is an orgasm of blues
@springrobin Black magic woman is a peter green song.. peter green followed clapton into the coveted bluesbreakers guitar seat so there's your connection
@springrobin are you kidding this was composed by otis rush in the middle of 40´s......santana maybe was just born.... Otis made the best song blues.....and clapton improve the sound with his guitar.
@vmp0001 santana didnt write this song, it was peter green of fleetwood mac when they were a dood blues band in the 60s before stevie 2tone nicks came along. i would reccomend listening to peter green's original version.
The lead parts are similar to Black Magic Woman, as well as the stop and go kinda groove. I didn't notice that before. What I was talking about before was the rhythm guitar.
clapton is the birth place of those genres so yes they are shit. eveidently u got a super shite taste in music if u think that ppl in the modern social life listen to any of that crap!!
That makes no sense. How does being surrounded by people who like modern pop reflect upon my taste in music? Have you considered that maybe we're not in the same society?
Gr8 ! Dis was long before Clapton turned into an automatic guit playin machine ...
Hemulen40 6 hours ago
anybody know where i can find the tab for this?
swegert20 2 weeks ago
love claptons playing on this, peter greens supernatural on the nxt mayall album takes some beating though.
dannyh7676 2 weeks ago
Hmm, interesting, I wonder if this inspired "Strange Brew"? Anyone else hearin' similarities? Huh. Well, still, smashing great tune!
Zasalamel49 1 month ago 2
@Zasalamel49 The straight section reminds me a touch of Black Magic Woman.
didgeboy287 4 weeks ago
@didgeboy287 Funny you should say that; that song was actually written by Peter Green (Bluesbreakers, Fleetwood Mac)
Zasalamel49 4 weeks ago
@Zasalamel49 ha! no way :) I guess my ear ain't that bad then.
didgeboy287 3 weeks ago
@didgeboy287 ^_^
Zasalamel49 3 weeks ago
sounds like someone added echo to this track. if so, shame. should leave the classic tracks alone. Mayall and EC would have added echo if they wanted it
GuiitarBilly 1 month ago
@GuiitarBilly true, mayall wanted to capture the live sound of the bluesbreakers, so no echo. but it could have been added already in 1969 in the course of the stereo remastering
stonerlemonblues 3 weeks ago
@stonerlemonblues - i suppose echo could have been added during 'remastering'- if any was done in 1969. Pretty sure Mayall had control of this- his most famous record, back then, and he wouldn't have done it.Same echo was dumped on the whole track- on everything. More like someone playing with their little effects software then posting (their own choice, not Mayalls). like when folks mess with Beatles recordings and post to youtube as "the Beatles"- if you do it call it your remix or something
GuiitarBilly 3 weeks ago
この凄まじいﾚｽﾎﾟｰﾙの切れ味が､ｷﾞﾀｰ世界を変えたﾈ!～ｴﾘｯｸ･ｸﾗﾌﾟﾄﾝ様がﾛﾝﾄﾞﾝだけじゃなく世界的神になった瞬間冒頭"All Your Love"
blackandtanful 1 month ago
This is old time Clapton and Mayall jammin...awesome...
weeirishfriend 2 months ago
John Mayall.......50 years on the road.......57 albums and surrounded himself with hundreds of
musicians over time.......Grandfather of British Blues......
Thankyou for introducing so many to the Blues
penfloyd 2 months ago
Spine-chilling, now as it was then -- and I was there. Clapton never played again with such raw passion, not on record anyway. He died emotionally and artistically in the early 70s, sad to say.
bellevue46 2 months ago
@bellevue46 No he didn't die emotionally or artistically he just at that time switched to Fender which killed his signature tone.Ultimately same outcome so you are still correct.
straight2helll 1 month ago 2
@bellevue46 Listen to Derek and the Dominos and assorted love songs with Duane Allman, plenty of great guitar playing there.
bluesbreaker07 1 month ago
@mudmen1000 I said the same thing to a guy at work who called eric clapton boring...
bruznic 2 months ago
reminds me of strange brew
HBK1337 3 months ago
les paul.
charles4hl 3 months ago
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@mudmen1000
{this is the reason why people were calling clapton god}
This is the reason why the 70's Monsters of Rock Guitar era occurred
After Page, Blackmore & the rest of the gang heard this, then they began to do their thing for which they became famous
Clapton was "The Man"!
Chuichupachichi 3 months ago
@friesandfries This is in stereo, the original was in mono. I have the CD which has it both mono and stereo, I prfer the echoeness of the stereo takes, but the mono has a lovely, raw tone to it. Hope this helps :)
anonymouslolxD 3 months ago
@anonymouslolxD I've got the same CD probably ;) Great record! ;)
sesbassar 2 months ago
This is music men¡¡¡¡¡¡real music ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡fuckin´´´awesome blues licks¡¡¡bluessssssssss 4 ever¡¡
zakkmoonye 5 months ago
Is this in some movie? Cos i think i remember hearing this in some movie, but just couldn't remember
josephkallifffraude 5 months ago
This whole album was done in one take, one hr in the recording studio and Done.
Quintessential blues album of the era, in one take.
Wild.
HowHighRYa 5 months ago
If you were born before 1950 and you don't know about the Bluesbreakers with Clapton (who didn't bang the strings for Mayall for very long) then you were NOT in the middle of early 60's GREAT music. Sorry...........
MrRonnieG 6 months ago
down & dirty
MsSquirrels 6 months ago
John Mayall is a Blues man. Eric Clapton is POP. He made his hits thanks to JJ Cale.
AlbertNongrum 6 months ago
@AlbertNongrum Try harder. And someday, maybe someday, you'll get to annoy someone just a little bit.
Gustavo3575 5 months ago
My favourite version
lisaveg1 6 months ago
1:47 solo
BlenDer989 6 months ago
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BlenDer989 6 months ago
One of the most beautiful guitar tones ever recorded.
SRV1DOORS1HENDRIX1 6 months ago
The Best!!!!!!!
bjbhappy 7 months ago
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Clapton is God.
z6665836 7 months ago
This song means business.
MrFowlerPower 7 months ago
Is it just me or does this have more reverb than the original?
plushlush 7 months ago
@plushlush your surely the only who cares..............
Ukabumba 7 months ago
@Ukabumba This still sounds good but it's different. Just tryin' to educate you, son.
plushlush 7 months ago
@plushlush i was on peyote when i wrote that, apologizes! so sorry
Ukabumba 7 months ago
@plushlush it sounds like it...... not just the guitar but the whole song
TheRockCrab 6 months ago
Strange brew killing what's inside of you...
capodastaro 7 months ago
yesssssssssss my verry first album !!!!!!!!! stilllll lov,t
hansoos 7 months ago
I clicked on a john mayer and Clapton video because i thought it was a John Mayall and Clapton video reading is important ! ;(
lenda2021 8 months ago 10
@lenda2021 No. The music is important.
joniglamfilth 3 weeks ago
I made it my mission to try and copy these licks. Of course, didn't get them 100% but it made me a much better guitarist.
98jvstratcat 8 months ago
I listened to this 'Beano' 33.3 album and particular song (All your Love) in 1966 or perhaps 1967. Clapton's licks blew me away.
HRM4009 8 months ago
clapton is god
S3EKAND3STR0Y 8 months ago 3
@blackandtanful Shut the Fuck Up Chink, and listen to this bad-ass British Blues-Rock. I will personally go to Korea or wherever the fuck your'e from, and kick your ass if you don't.
QFunk69 8 months ago
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@QFunk69 what are you talking about you fool.
jonnyburgo 8 months ago
このｷﾞﾀｰが新しい扉をタップリ開けた!～～ｼﾞｮﾝﾒｲｵｰﾙ･ﾌﾞﾙｰｽ･ﾊﾞﾝﾄﾞのエリック・クラプトン～～ﾊﾟｲｵﾆｱとはこれをゆう!
blackandtanful 9 months ago
To slpexxi1969: I think the Bluesbreaker always had ecc83 in its preamp and Plexis have been produced since 1959 but I might be wrong. ECC 83 and EL84 are very similar in tone but anyway I'm not a great fan of British Blues which means I'm never going to invest money into a Marshall real vintage or reissue amp. That said I would like to crank up an old Hiwatt which has an aura of mystery around.... DR 130... have you ever heard of it?
andreaxyz 9 months ago
@andreaxyz ECC83s and 12AX7s are the same thing, but they are both preamp tubes. EL84s are power tubes. They can't be switched. I agree, Marshalls are expensive. I prefer Fender, that's why I have a tweed Champ. Hiwatts are cool too, but they're even more expensive than Marshalls and I'm not sure I've ever actually seen one, just heard them on Pink Floyd and The Who records.
slpplexi1969 1 week ago
Clapton is God.
AzraelCame2nite 9 months ago 10
@AzraelCame2nite Clapton WAS God.
BluesAnders 2 weeks ago
@BluesAnders And yet Jimi Hendrix outplayed, see "Jimi Hendrix Killed Clapton"
Renshen1957 1 week ago
epic .....
nitramtuorp 9 months ago
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The first famous Les Paul through overdriven Marshall=we are not worthy! Great vocal.
guitar1067 10 months ago
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guitar1067 10 months ago
the first LP I ever purchased...still magnificent
lynoates 10 months ago
7 people can't face themselves.
1810mx 10 months ago 2
first Bluesbreakers, then Cream, Blind Faith and the Dominos....as Duane Allman once said: "Eric Clapton wrote the book, man - The Contemporary White Blues Guitar, Volume I. His style and technique is what's really amazing. He's got a lot to say, and the way he says it just knocks me out."
clsi6 10 months ago
don't make me me fool..1980...i love you...humberto - portugal
Mr1mberto 10 months ago
1969にはじめて聴く｡触っただけで､指がちぎれる切れ味
blackandtanful 10 months ago
@galcivare So do I...how many times I listened to that as a teenager in the late sixties
sxi2010 10 months ago
everyone with real interest of what matters in history of rock should listen this album
ColdOasisU2 10 months ago
@ColdOasisU2
I play guitar since i was 13. Now i´m 27 and imust admit with shame that i just discovered this album 3 weeks ago. I have spento whole nights playing it. Probably the most underrated of the list of most influential albums inthe history of music.
hungerstriker27 9 months ago
@hungerstriker27 do u play by tab or learn by ear? ive just started to try to learn by ear and its kinda hard
andrewvanrhoberts 8 months ago
@andrewvanrhoberts
by ear in this case... It depends of the song. If you are able to dominate the penthatonic scale that woul make the difference. By ear maybe isn´t accurate 100%, but you just have to identify the key of the guitar and that would guide you to learn the whole song without tab.
hungerstriker27 8 months ago
@hungerstriker27 In my eyes, it's definitely best learning by ear. You learn to understand scales and use them in a different manner, just to mention one thing. Although it does take some time to get good at, and it's not everything that is as easy as classic pentatonic stuff.
Ande5865 8 months ago
7 dislikes too many
batman0466 11 months ago
@chrisguy1947
σταρχιδιαμας .
fx662s 11 months ago
i have the original LP. Sacred.
chrisguy1947 11 months ago
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MrWhenitstarted 11 months ago
when God unleashes those heartbreaking tones @ 1:22, it sends shivers down your spine. That's the Blues!
MrWhenitstarted 11 months ago
Yeah, yeah. But do go back and hear it done right on Otis Rush's Cobra record.
CroatAndNettles 11 months ago
This song has guitar sound that fills in a very warm medium/big room. Airy yet warm and organic, with a bit of feedback.
If you listen carefully, it has this little feedback going making it sound a step beyond previous guitar records yet super warm.
javiceres 11 months ago
7 people wish this song was available on Guitar Hero so they could 'play' it!
rikstewart1979 1 year ago
@rikstewart1979 Exactly, this is the kind of guitar that simply cannot be played with GH, anyway I found frustrating playing with it compared to my real guitar. I soon stoped playing to that game.
javiceres 11 months ago
man. serious track. got a lot out of this. truly amazing!
Cha5w 1 year ago
Wish someone had USA Union up ...............
rastesdcat 1 year ago
Fucking Spine Chilling man esp. the parts at 1:22 to 1:48
zepher1494 1 year ago
Can someone verify to me if this is the original version? Because I want to buy this exact version on vinyl but im hearing alot of alternate stereo mixes that dont sound the same as this one.
stereoplastic 1 year ago
John Mayall & the bluesbreakers was 1 of the most important British blues bands of the British Invasion era, as they served as the training ground for Eric clapton & many other greats. Sadly, they are virtually unknown in the USA.
Lfdjake91 1 year ago 12
My first intro to Clapton! Love at first hear! I still have the album.
sabymoon 1 year ago 22
@sabymoon Me too
PBANDSNOW 1 year ago
I recently got to see Mayall live and he's still rocking it out on stage. Anytime he's in Vegas I'll definitely be at his show! After the show he tapped my bfs shoulder and thanked us for coming to the show. He's really cool and talented man!!! His music feeds your soul.
mzfreckleface 1 year ago 2
ITS STILL ONE FOR BANDS TO BEAT
crowfoots 1 year ago
This album brought the '58-'60 Les Paul to the spotlight.....Everyone in England got one shortly after this......When Jimmy Page got his in 1969 it sealed the guitars fate.....Now you can't find one.....And if you do find one, you better be a millionaire....Clapton, Beck, and Page were the real ground breakers in rock....They sent rock music into the direction it took to this day......In my opinion Beck is the best by far....He reinvents the guitar every time he steps onstage !!
bobbyozb 1 year ago
@bobbyozb
Don't forget Don Felder, also used the 1959 Gibson Les Paul during his time with The Eagles. Oh and also Fleetwood mac's guitarist used one during their time with Stevie Nicks.
xXXPrinceAlbertXXx 1 year ago
@xXXPrinceAlbertXXx And Steve Lukather still has one.
Ande5865 1 year ago
Bluesbreakers!! <3333 oh man clapton's guitar gives me goosebumps wtff
smokeofsampoi 1 year ago
JOHN MAYALL is truly the Father, the King of British Blues!!! He is the BEST!!!! Forever!!!
pintore1 1 year ago
@pintore1 I love john. but the father is Alexis Korner
pinchold 1 year ago
I used to go to the Ricky-Tick club in Windsor a lot in 1965-66. I saw John Mayall with Clapton several times-standing in the front row. For a sixteen year old who had only really heard pop up that point it was amazing. Then one night we were told Clapton has left and there was some new boy called Peter Green. "Don't worry" said John from the stage "just listen."
Clapton & Green are not better or worse - just different styles.
xxxxwhyohwhyxxxx 1 year ago
JE PRECISE QUE CLAPTON LORS DU 1ER CONCERT EN 71 JE CROIS POUR AIDER LE BANGLA DESH AVEC GEORGES HARRISON , CLAPTON EST ARRIVE EN TOUT DERNIER IL EST MONTE SUR SCENE SANS AVOIR REPETER ET CA C'EST LA GRANDE CLASSE !!! JOHN MAYALL EST LE MEILLEUR BLUESMAN BLANC SIXTIES UN GRAND UN PURISTE MAGIQUE !!
skeptyky 1 year ago
which one is john mayall in the album photo?
predlycon 1 year ago
@predlycon the first from the left
mecochimico 1 year ago
@predlycon The guy with beard on the left. He has aged a bit, but still rolling thes days I heard.
Clapton is reading the BEANO comic magazine. Legendary album and cover. I have it somewhere in a box.
Still remember phrases from the cover text: ....on his best nights Clapton can make time stand still. But even without stopping the clock, his playing can be both savage and breathtakingly beautiful....." Cover design and textwriting was still an art in these days.
58Mellon 1 year ago
Sheesh...this still sounds great!!! MORE, MORE, MORE!!! Clapton at his peak...WONDERFUL stuff
genebh1 1 year ago
JOHN /PETER /CLAPTON THE BEST BLUES MONDIAL VIVE JOHN MAYALLS' SIXITIES BLUEZY VERY GOODDDDDDDDDDDDDDD !!!!
skeptyky 1 year ago
I bought this album 2 weeks ago and immediately uploaded in my mp3 player. Not dowloaded lol!
great music
valerock667 1 year ago
Peter Green Was Better
Rick36561 1 year ago
Thxs for the jam.
tc112760 1 year ago
great great great
pinatas72 1 year ago
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to all guitar players-
his name is Joe T .
his YouTube name is, englishbluesman .
check him out.
he is the closest player to ERIC CLAPTON , THERE IS TODAY.
BLUESWOMANVERA 2
BLUESWOMANVERA 1 year ago
An iconic album that everyone should own....
MrJackyWoo 1 year ago
An iconic album tat everyone should own....
MrJackyWoo 1 year ago
I bought this LP in 66, and still have it! Wonderful. Also have original Fleetwood Mac from about the same time. Album cover shows a dog sniffing around dustbins. They were a blues band before they went commercial with Albatross.
chrisguy1947 1 year ago
Clapton is god you are correct
jojofromstatesboro 1 year ago
@jojofromstatesboro and Peter Green is god with a G...and Albatross is commercial?
Please research some of the early Mayall and Fleetwood Mac music.
DoowahDiatribe 1 year ago
I can many other future Clapton songs in this song.
1. If it wasn't for Bad Luck...
2. Down by the cross roads.....
3. ????
rolandrog 1 year ago
this is fuckin blues my friends.
AaronBaker12345 1 year ago
I Love U Jhon...,,,
MsTongam 1 year ago
two words: HOLY COW!
This is something else!
frostmonke 1 year ago
Oh shit! I was 17 when I bought this and this song always gets my gut hard.
Agree with one poster that "Broken Wings" by Mayall was great - as "The Death of JB Lenoir". Am starting to learn guitar and wish I could learn how this was done, albeit w/o the talent/soul. Man, he I love his attack and the Big Change in this song. Uh, who played rhythm?
asthmaticwheeze 1 year ago
@asthmaticwheeze Good luck on learning guitar my friend. It isn't easy, but it's very rewarding.
ChyronIsChillin 1 year ago
Is there any info on exactly what issue of The Beano that Clapton is reading on the cover? Gotta be from 1965-66 I guess.
mandolinroad 1 year ago
@mandolinroad
I bet Eric would like to have that copy to put on the cover of his new album
twoslices 1 year ago
i remember when i first got this record i just loved it havent listen to it in 25 years man its nice to listen now very well recorded john mayall sings alot like buddy guy on this record and the guitar tone is just screaming shit this is one album im glad to hear again well done man thanks for the video anyways i met jimmy page and shook hands with him i met stevie and shook and talked with him too i closed buddy guys show where he hands me his guitar 25 years ago always wanted to meet eric
Rolandvids 1 year ago
because the lesser lovin & lesser kiss'n simply don't cut it.... thus everyone lovinest loves that Les Paul - Marshall combination & can kissinest kiss my ass if they don't love it
Chuichupachichi 1 year ago 3
Holy shit!!!
thatiamdisco 1 year ago
*****
sirronald69 1 year ago
*****
sirronald69 1 year ago
"Like" button ... where is the "adore" button?!
lapislazuli7 1 year ago 49
@lapislazuli7 next to the "worship" button
simpaw 1 year ago 3
@lapislazuli7 Like button? Where is the, this is the shit button?
TheFigueroa007 1 year ago
@TheFigueroa007 On your shirt front..
priapus56 11 months ago
oh yes!..how about some balls with yer'rock n'roll blues.! it's good for the heart and soul too.have it any time of day. it tastes ALLRIGHT.....!!
fullmooney1 1 year ago
Super Sweet ; Claptons touch SOARS
kenfig 1 year ago
PLACE !!!
dragosrock1997 1 year ago
NICE SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!
1967DodgeVan 1 year ago
Another #1 in my playlist : rock 60s/70s
Check it out !
Jaydisseljp 1 year ago
why isnt this album on itunes! ugh!
PAULisDEADMANnumber9 1 year ago
Strange Brew solo was apparently a direct take from Akbert King - Oh Pretty Woman
Quistapha 1 year ago
This song is unbelievably good. The fact that it's a cover of an old blues song makes it that much more cooler.
SloBlooze 1 year ago
Clapton's guitar at 1:42 and 3:21 is so unbelievably sweet.
barbali57 1 year ago
cool lookin' guys! so is the music! this album is what I listen to when I'm down!!! In second grade, when I heard it the first time, my older brother played it for me!
lizaazur 1 year ago
clapton was at the height of his powers in the bluesbreakers. he wrote some great songs in cream but his playing was becoming really cliched and stagnant towards the end of cream and the summit of his skag years. he played great stuff in blind faith and derek and the Ds but this is it.. solo on "have you heard" is an orgasm of blues
ApexBozo 1 year ago
Sounds like carlos santana - black magic woman??? What's the truth here, The origins of this rhythm?
springrobin 1 year ago
@springrobin Black magic woman is a peter green song.. peter green followed clapton into the coveted bluesbreakers guitar seat so there's your connection
ApexBozo 1 year ago
@ApexBozo
Cool thanks! Appreciate.
springrobin 1 year ago
@springrobin are you kidding this was composed by otis rush in the middle of 40´s......santana maybe was just born.... Otis made the best song blues.....and clapton improve the sound with his guitar.
vmp0001 1 year ago
@vmp0001 santana didnt write this song, it was peter green of fleetwood mac when they were a dood blues band in the 60s before stevie 2tone nicks came along. i would reccomend listening to peter green's original version.
guitarplaya786 1 year ago
@guitarplaya786 *good blues band*
guitarplaya786 1 year ago
this song reminds me of late night drunken sex on a million $ balcony overlooing a palm beach!
8aki 1 year ago
amen
cavekiller480 1 year ago
Clapton is, was, and forever will be god.
barbali57 1 year ago 3
YES!!....and he's coming to Auckland in a few weeks time! wonderful. Last time I saw him was in Bristol 1969
brabazon10 1 year ago
WHO???? To Auckland I mean. Im on the Coromandel and will be there!!!
vicpur 1 year ago
@xKinseh- i was thinking this!
Christaliban 2 years ago
Τα σπάει το κομμάτι!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LittleSofia1984 2 years ago
The Cream song "Strange Brew sounds like an evolved version of this song, guitar-wise anyway.
xKinseh 2 years ago 3
@xKinseh I've got Black Magic Woman?
tallorder9 1 year ago
@tallorder9
The lead parts are similar to Black Magic Woman, as well as the stop and go kinda groove. I didn't notice that before. What I was talking about before was the rhythm guitar.
xKinseh 1 year ago
@xKinseh Wow! I never thought of that, you're right!!!
edb081904 1 year ago
that tone... holy cow
tornadothrasher 2 years ago 3
megagalatticooooooooooooo!!!!!
AM90lovesKim 2 years ago
I can't believe people would rather synthesizers or just 1 or 2 chords overdriven in pop music over this.
jpdidit 2 years ago 3
@jpdidit Don't get me wrong I love the blues with all my soul, but the blues is 3 (in this case overdriven) chords... Just saying.
Blueindiefree 1 year ago
@Blueindiefree i like music that makes me feel something, what ever that may be, i hope i learn tho
ragingstorm33 1 year ago
@ragingstorm33 what a pussy !
EKJunction 1 year ago
love this sound.
909richard 2 years ago
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Clapton's best. Almost as good as Peter Green.
wheatonna 2 years ago
dude he fights every note it sounds sexy
spiderman7000 2 years ago
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pretty rubbish. call that music
weedannycool 2 years ago
@weedannycool
What the fuck do you listen to? Jonas Brothers? Metalica? Clapton alone is better than any of them.
jpdidit 2 years ago 3
clapton is the birth place of those genres so yes they are shit. eveidently u got a super shite taste in music if u think that ppl in the modern social life listen to any of that crap!!
weedannycool 2 years ago
@weedannycool
That makes no sense. How does being surrounded by people who like modern pop reflect upon my taste in music? Have you considered that maybe we're not in the same society?
jpdidit 2 years ago 2
To weedannycoo :
That is music. I personally listening for a guitar. It is incredible.
naniko2003 2 years ago
I agree. Many people forget about Clapton's days with the Bluesbreakers but that was perhaps my favorite work of his.
fightingsioux41 2 years ago 3