@antoni7515 not a gibson...guild starfire... buddy actually played several of those instead of gibson 335 and 345, and please dont ever say buddy has no soul u really sound dumb
@chalftits Well spotted about the Guild, i hadnt seen it properly just posted cus ive got this vid on vhs from years ago, My bad!....No, about the soul thing, i meant he doesnt get into it like he normally does on his strat! besides i think he's just holding back to let Eric have his moment! Haha. ;-)
@johnnymurray100 Lace-sensor pickups? I'm not familiar with that term. Active and passive I know of as far pickups go, but not lace-sensor. Does it have anything to do with that incredibly fuzzy tone Eric is using here?
Eric is better with Gibson! Because his hard picking should be balanced with the mellow sound of a Gibby... check out "have you ever loved a woman" live in Hyde park in 1996... there he used his old Yardburds/Cream Gibson 335 and it' s just AMAZING. Come on, Eric, if you' re reading come back to Gibson!
sounds to me like he actually "mistakenly" added a minor note into it. He was play from the 3rd pentatonic position, so it leads me to assume it was an accident.
I remember seeing this on the TV back in '86 as part of a South Bank Show Special on Clapton. I still have the show on VHS somewhere but sadly no VHS player to watch it on. I used to be a huge fan of Clapton but his work of the last twenty years leaves me cold - this is his natural environment and one in which he flourishes. Great stuff.
Man! those early Eric Clapton Signature Stratocaster's with Lace Sensor pickups had such a special compressed sound perfect for that low down dirty blues
Yeah that was buddy guy, he is not even playing that gibson with any soul, he needs his strat man!
antoni7515 8 months ago
@antoni7515 not a gibson...guild starfire... buddy actually played several of those instead of gibson 335 and 345, and please dont ever say buddy has no soul u really sound dumb
chalftits 8 months ago
@chalftits Well spotted about the Guild, i hadnt seen it properly just posted cus ive got this vid on vhs from years ago, My bad!....No, about the soul thing, i meant he doesnt get into it like he normally does on his strat! besides i think he's just holding back to let Eric have his moment! Haha. ;-)
antoni7515 8 months ago
That is not Buddy Guy.
mareasto 8 months ago
Buddy was away with the fairies
leealpha2177 8 months ago
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leealpha2177 8 months ago
Eric Clapton?! And Buddy Guy?! In a small, intimate club setting?!
Get much better?
freakybuzz 9 months ago
I hadn't seen Piano like that since my wild Homesteadin Grama! SHe was a picker too
ThePamela77 11 months ago
What is the look at 3: 58. He apparently didn't like something. What was it?
silvertonman77 11 months ago
That's one of the coolest openings to a solo I've heard in a long time (from about 3:40 on). Clapton has got it ALL.
Jim21680 1 year ago
That Buıddy Guy is playing aint Gibson .... It is a "Guild" .... FYI
mereks 1 year ago 2
surprising he didn't give buddy a solo, and did give one to the pianist
dr05guitar 1 year ago
Great performance, but I like Robben Ford's version better
EJwannabe 1 year ago 2
@EJwannabe Robben Ford ain't a popular guy. He don't do pop.
iroulis 10 months ago
guitar gods
willis187211gunit 1 year ago
clapton should have let Buddy Guy lose
SAUCEPANJEFF 1 year ago
i can relate to this song lyrics
internalpeaceseeker 1 year ago 2
@internalpeaceseeker same
kivlov 1 year ago
probably the best clapton solo ever, listen to key to highway from sswame gig, awesome
bklyncosanostra 2 years ago
Is there any way of getting hold of the whole performance of this gig?
floydwarb 1 year ago
I always find it funny on these old videos how you can tell clapton is stoned. haha
magnum9987 2 years ago
love the players here...chris stainton on piano...but eric's tone reeks of lace-sensor pickups...he sounds way better with a gibson in his hands.
johnnymurray100 2 years ago
@johnnymurray100 Lace-sensor pickups? I'm not familiar with that term. Active and passive I know of as far pickups go, but not lace-sensor. Does it have anything to do with that incredibly fuzzy tone Eric is using here?
uofm97 4 months ago
Man, that piano guy got skill.
Oh, that Clapton whats-his-face is okay, is suppose... :P
Mikular 2 years ago
i have to say i'm used of better soloing done by eric
753lol 2 years ago
Something about Buddy Guy playing a Gibson just doesn't look right. He should be ripping it on his polka-dot strat!
kingofthemosh 2 years ago 6
Sir, it is a Guild.
BadCatStrat 2 years ago
@kingofthemosh Yeah, Buddy's Strat is a more natural fit. But wasn't that a Guild Blues Bird, rather than a Gibson?
FreedomZealot 1 year ago
epic
bdog66656 2 years ago
Buddy Guy! What a legend in the background..
DRISSERY 2 years ago 2
BIG
aaiissc 2 years ago
now this is when clapton was considered the best guitar player in the world.but now there are many faces in with his.
dkstryker 3 years ago
clapton still is the best
RonyMexico 2 years ago 7
man, love this song, E C is so talented, piano cant argue with that! fxxxing classic i love it! oh lordy lord
podiumr 3 years ago 2
lovin this video!! leave me a comment
energetic fun smart and loves this video ws
6235115 3 years ago
Quick, turn Buddy Guy's amp down!
Finjuro 3 years ago
why did clapton do pop this is what he is best at
drop the pop stick to the blues
rogerthehat 3 years ago
I totally agree.
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drop the pop stick to the blues"
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capricious71 8 months ago
such a good sound i cant decide whether i like clapton with the gibson or strat better they both sound awesome
JFiannaca 3 years ago
Eric is better with Gibson! Because his hard picking should be balanced with the mellow sound of a Gibby... check out "have you ever loved a woman" live in Hyde park in 1996... there he used his old Yardburds/Cream Gibson 335 and it' s just AMAZING. Come on, Eric, if you' re reading come back to Gibson!
MarcoZucchi81 3 years ago
3:50-3:53 sounds like he played a lick that changed key and back. either a brilliant move or a perfect mistake!
specialagentslowhand 3 years ago
sounds to me like he actually "mistakenly" added a minor note into it. He was play from the 3rd pentatonic position, so it leads me to assume it was an accident.
joebrassmonkey 2 years ago
I remember seeing this on the TV back in '86 as part of a South Bank Show Special on Clapton. I still have the show on VHS somewhere but sadly no VHS player to watch it on. I used to be a huge fan of Clapton but his work of the last twenty years leaves me cold - this is his natural environment and one in which he flourishes. Great stuff.
seanfunk1 3 years ago
Man! those early Eric Clapton Signature Stratocaster's with Lace Sensor pickups had such a special compressed sound perfect for that low down dirty blues
bluez1981 3 years ago
The Clapton Signature Strat was introduced in 1989... I really love Strats but honestly i don' t likke the mid-boost that is mounted on that model.
MarcoZucchi81 3 years ago