Saw John Mayall last week. His set ended with this, Oli Brown came back on for a " Jam ". It was way better than this. Sorry folks if you love Clapton, Gary Moore could have played this in his sleep
yak, sorry but this is not what i expected, i might go back to zztop, sorry but this elevator music, beside english blues??? but please let s go back to Usa, where is Steve RV??????? it s like having a pizza made by esquimos, another artist that will bring his guitar in his grave, enough...
"I come back to the fact that I don't think there's anything on that guitar that doesn't come from pure logic. I would challenge anybody to come up with a better design for a guitar. The Stratocaster is as good as it gets, isn't it?"-Eric Clapton
@sebz661 ok well maybe that was a bit to harsh, i like telecasters a lot, they are amazing, i just dont understand the obsession most people in the guitar world have with strats, i mean, what is so amazing about them? i have played a USA standerd, was ok, but not as good as everyone makes them out to be. thats all.
When we wake up to the truth of life, inspired music like this will emerge and flourish again. Search "Truth Contest" in Google and click the 1st result, then open The Present and read what it says to learn the truth.
The group is so cool, John Mayall got an MBE around this time for his Contribution to British Music. Not bad for a 70+ year old (that was then) He's still churning out the blues Yeah!
I will be the last to say that this souns better with a strat. But as a guitar player and lover, the fact is that here, he can make it with a strat, even when he´s playing an archethypycal les paul track. Yeah, more treble, a li´l lame, but he can do it. I love both my strat and my les paul. Best guitars ever made. But the strat is more versatile. Try whole lotta love in a strat.. it´s not going to be too good, but it´ll pass. Try little wing, version SRV in a LP. And... we´ll talk later
The "Beano" version was half this long, made when Clapton was 19, and meant to do nothing other than showcase his otherworldly guitar playing. This is a jam. Why is that hard to understand? Do you think Eric needs to reproved what he prove in 1966 when "clapton is god" was all over London".
alot of people are talking about the younger generation very stereotypically. I would appreciate if some of you would click this link to watch my band performing our version of hideaway (18-19 year olds), its nothing special but i would appreciate feedback if you could give it. Thanks.
@TroubadourJuggernaut +1 - I agree... but for some reason he is very averse to playing Gibsons. He played his Gibson 'Beano' LP on Jools Holland 'Later' on UK TV a few months back when it was introduced, but that was contractual I expect with Gibson...
@TroubadourJuggernaut This is the Freddy King version plus the harp. But I agree, Eric's later version is much more exciting. I have to say that this is the first thing I've ever heard Mayall play on harp that sounded like anything. As a rule I don't care for English blues musicians.
I have to agree that the original version was more edgier and hardly like Les Paul. Clapton's style is certainly cleaner. And I've got Freddie King's version on a 45.
This is so sentimental! so many years, and they come together, they still play with each other and are still friends! shit))))))) one hell of a blues performance, makes me feel cozy as hell mm yeah))
man)))))) all these guys together after so man years! man, this is so warm) feels like instead of that audience of thousands theres a home fire burning right across the room, thats how cozy these guys make me feel)))
The Strat is for real bluesman and the Les Paul is for academics who approach the blues in the same way as a college student would his doctoral thesis.
lol at people who say should have done this, should have done that, get real if you lived through the time of these different people who are you to say anything? come on it's music not your personal playground for your super iq's
even tho this should be played with a les paul or ES-335 , with the right settings you can make a strat sound nice with this song. Clapton should've spend more time with the settings. But I think it would've sounded better if you were actually there
@TimBirkenholz this is EC's cover. not nid to copy tone-for-tone like how king did it. and judging by the views, its safe to say ppl accepted EC's take on the song.
Oh boy Happy Blues! How much more sickening can Clapton get? No soul, no grit, no passion, no edge, no originality, and no imagination. Just slick white people's 12 bar happy music played for paunchy boomers with ponytails. Rich fat guys in Hawaiian shirts with big Rolex watches and shiny new guitars, that's the blues! If this is clean, Clapton should have stayed on heroin.
I have to say that this is not a patch on the original. Hideaway is a swing number, and if you listen to the original John Mayall version (also on YouTube) you will see that John McVie and Hughie Flint (bass and drums for those of you that don't know) have really nailed the rhythm section. In this version, although Clapton's playing is OK, the rhythm section just doesn't drive it; the bass player in particular is very "ploddy", and to my mind is the main reason the number sounds inferior.
Musicians who began their careers in the era that these guys did showed much respect for each others skills. Hendrix, Clapton and Beck et al. dug each other and let it be known. Today all you got is circus sideshow speed freak tappers playing a million meaningless notes a minute who ceaselessly trying to draw attention to themselves. Real musicians play for the sake of makng music...something a lot of the the newer generation needs to learn about.
@ DONDIVA1969 sinceramente hai detto tutto quello che c'era da dire-concordo pienamente-non ho niente da aggiungere!!a buon intenditor.....poche parole!!
"questo è un detto Italiano" ciao sei un difensore della musica vera"grazie.
@DONDIVA1969 I couldn't improve on that statement. Excellent. True. The young new players: ability is there, talent is there, but, the feeling, soul and creativity -- where is it? I was lucky to have lived through 60's music where the top 100 was so diversified it was a miracle anything got on the radio. But it all did. This one guy, Mayall -- does anyone really know how many big careers this guy jump started? Well, let's start with Clapton. Great assessment DONDIVA1969.
@DONDIVA1969 I've been playing going on 38 yr. I guess. these guys are great!! no argument here, but for the last few years I've been trying my hand at a bit of Yngwie
type technique and that"speed freak tapping" is some hard stuff to fallow. sort of classical violin music on guitar. I grew up on the blues, but there is something about making real music real fast.... try it for yourself. oh, and musicians like myself show respect for everyone's skills
It's so nice that Eric Clapton still plays like in the old days. This version is almost the same with "Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton" album. What nice about Clapton is that he is so humble. This time he is doing the way Freddie King do this song in the original.
It's also nice to see Eric Clapton as sideman to other artists like George Harrison, BB King, Paul McCartney and others. With him on stage, you will feel the respect he have for other artists.
He's playing like Freddie King because it's a Freddie King song! He's paying homage. Eric is very knowledgeable about blues history, of course, (as is Mayall) and has always felt a debt of gratitude to the pioneers. He's always been very respectful of other artists, especially his icons. I'm a huge Clapton fan and his version of "Hideaway" on Beano is an early Clapton classic, for sure; but this may be the best version of "Hideaway" I've heard yet.
considering they play that exact thing every time with some random variations in the solo parts. Its pretty cool the first time I heard this, but I gets old after every single artist covers it every other day.
I can't stand the hero worship!!! Clapton is playing a Fender Strat in a weak guitar tone compared to his "stolen" 1960 Les Paul. There is no passion to Clapton's performance. If you want to hear a "ballsy" Freddy King song interpreted by Peter Green; look up "The Stumble" 2009. Eric Clapton has lost his "balls", for the fourth time in his life. It's great that Peter Green has found his "confidence".
That guy Buddy Whittington who stands to the left for Eric Clapton doesn't get to play, that is tragic! That guy would play the shit out of Eric any day!
im 15 right now and i can play the guitar and harmonica and.. some piano haha but i could only wish to be half as good as john mayall that dude peter green mick taylor and billy gibbons are my main idols
Clapton is playing this "Hideaway" almost similar to the original by Freddie King. Believe me, if EC wanted to play the Les Paul and sound more like the "Beano" album version he could most likely do that in a heart beat and come very close to his version of 45 years ago. He has nothin' to prove whatsoever because he has been there and done that 1000 times over.
@rwm48 agreed I love listening to the original EC's and SRV's. They all have exceptional talents and respect for each other but all bring something different to the table and that's what blues is.
Now listen to the original from the Beano album to hear some fire!!
twoslices 1 month ago
Saw John Mayall last week. His set ended with this, Oli Brown came back on for a " Jam ". It was way better than this. Sorry folks if you love Clapton, Gary Moore could have played this in his sleep
ian436 2 months ago
i have nothing against clean fender sounds but clapton needs to go back to hs les paul and the womans tone
smokeyman1 2 months ago
eric clapton hits the notes 100 perfect but think he misses some passion onstage...
eddiehalenvan 2 months ago
yak, sorry but this is not what i expected, i might go back to zztop, sorry but this elevator music, beside english blues??? but please let s go back to Usa, where is Steve RV??????? it s like having a pizza made by esquimos, another artist that will bring his guitar in his grave, enough...
TheHappyvagabond 3 months ago
@TheHappyvagabond please don't say you think pizza comes from the USA too...
PindamonhaMAN 2 weeks ago
yak, sorry but this is not what i expected, i might go back to zztop, sorry but this elevator music,
TheHappyvagabond 3 months ago
This is a good version of the 1966 version, but slower, and a Strat instead of Gibson. It is just a different version of the same song.
Good solos!
Thanks for the post!
cgabler91191 4 months ago
Hey, Hey, THE BLUES ARE ALLRIGHT!
harhar58 4 months ago
Hi Jclev99 We need to acknowledge that Clapton is nowhere near Mayall and he is no Blues artist either but more of rock pop.
AlbertNongrum 5 months ago
@AlbertNongrum listen to From the Cradle or Blues for Robert J, asshat.
mollyipowers 3 months ago
Clapton is so overrated, its not even funny anymore. This is ludicrous
jclev99 5 months ago
@jclev99 He is in fact overrated, but that doesnt mean hes not good or even great
aleester 3 months ago
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mgman71 6 months ago
"I come back to the fact that I don't think there's anything on that guitar that doesn't come from pure logic. I would challenge anybody to come up with a better design for a guitar. The Stratocaster is as good as it gets, isn't it?"-Eric Clapton
SRone45 6 months ago 3
to puistoblues
strangebump 7 months ago
This is badass!
sebz661 7 months ago
fender suck ass, gibson all the way, they have balls, eric needs to whip out the old 335 or les paul for this number.
tom27j 7 months ago
@tom27j Fenders don't suck. You may not like them but I'm sure they don't suck hahahaha
sebz661 7 months ago
@sebz661 ok well maybe that was a bit to harsh, i like telecasters a lot, they are amazing, i just dont understand the obsession most people in the guitar world have with strats, i mean, what is so amazing about them? i have played a USA standerd, was ok, but not as good as everyone makes them out to be. thats all.
tom27j 7 months ago
Wow... this is on a level with getting to hear Miles reunite with Trane... except THAT never happened, and this did, and these two are still with us.
tuxguys 7 months ago
muy bueno cojonudo. GRANDE JOHN MAYALL.
dinky334 7 months ago
No Gibson No Bluesbreakers
coal1987 7 months ago
Stevie Ray Vaughan blows this version to pieces
iveco321 7 months ago
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vividDC 8 months ago
I prefer the original to this but this is still a very nice performance.
RockNRollOverDose 8 months ago
This is the best version ; Hideaway !...
tellarjj 9 months ago
The group is so cool, John Mayall got an MBE around this time for his Contribution to British Music. Not bad for a 70+ year old (that was then) He's still churning out the blues Yeah!
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brandy1000sissy 9 months ago
I will be the last to say that this souns better with a strat. But as a guitar player and lover, the fact is that here, he can make it with a strat, even when he´s playing an archethypycal les paul track. Yeah, more treble, a li´l lame, but he can do it. I love both my strat and my les paul. Best guitars ever made. But the strat is more versatile. Try whole lotta love in a strat.. it´s not going to be too good, but it´ll pass. Try little wing, version SRV in a LP. And... we´ll talk later
hungerstriker27 9 months ago
Dr.Phil behind the drums^^
FallOfTheSun 9 months ago
@FallOfTheSun 1.17 min
FallOfTheSun 9 months ago
What key of Harmonica does John use?
MrVicodin84 9 months ago
@MrVicodin84 The song is in the key of E, so the Harp you would use is an A.
dlh60 9 months ago
Good playing, but poor tone for the song. This tune is begging for the humbuckers from his old Les Paul!
rocknrollguru23 10 months ago
I'm loving this!!!!
joker137100 10 months ago
There's a lot of truth in what Dondiva1969 writes above.
gspsutube1 10 months ago
Sounds SO thin on that Strat, get the Les Paul out you old fart!!
ElevenTheBand 10 months ago
@ElevenTheBand
fuck ohh... he is eric clapton. He can play whatever the hell he wants to play.
hungerstriker27 9 months ago
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too much treble on that strat!!!!
bobmango54 10 months ago
to much treble on that strat!!!!
bobmango54 10 months ago
Nice playing, but just doesnt sound right on a strat. Get the les paul out Eric!
ropersnoop 10 months ago
fuckin' awesome! u guys rock!
mcdigs 10 months ago
Clapton and Mayal. Back where it all began. What a show from some real classy musicians.
sdbolt65 11 months ago
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creamzeppelinhendrix 11 months ago
Wow, John Mayall looks like he's 97!
CRAMERR69 11 months ago
Graffiti on London pub gents toilet wall in 1969,
"Clapton Is God"
Still is........
WuffWuffOhFlashy 11 months ago
slo hand might have somethin' to do with it being the best
ryoung21228 11 months ago
Good to see Ernie clapton back at his roots
MrWopwink 11 months ago
vixi,....
leomilani123 11 months ago
The "Beano" version was half this long, made when Clapton was 19, and meant to do nothing other than showcase his otherworldly guitar playing. This is a jam. Why is that hard to understand? Do you think Eric needs to reproved what he prove in 1966 when "clapton is god" was all over London".
slownoman 11 months ago
alot of people are talking about the younger generation very stereotypically. I would appreciate if some of you would click this link to watch my band performing our version of hideaway (18-19 year olds), its nothing special but i would appreciate feedback if you could give it. Thanks.
ttrelph 1 year ago
that's ok
jasasevesav 1 year ago
boring version......he needs his old Gibson and his Marshall, this one is tame and clean compared to the original
TroubadourJuggernaut 1 year ago 33
@TroubadourJuggernaut
I agree.
DrLux 9 months ago
@TroubadourJuggernaut you´re soooo right
LeidseMorgueplein 8 months ago
@TroubadourJuggernaut
Absolutely agree.
cheyne15 8 months ago
@TroubadourJuggernaut +1 - I agree... but for some reason he is very averse to playing Gibsons. He played his Gibson 'Beano' LP on Jools Holland 'Later' on UK TV a few months back when it was introduced, but that was contractual I expect with Gibson...
snotmale 7 months ago
@TroubadourJuggernaut This is the Freddy King version plus the harp. But I agree, Eric's later version is much more exciting. I have to say that this is the first thing I've ever heard Mayall play on harp that sounded like anything. As a rule I don't care for English blues musicians.
freddiemesquit1 6 months ago
@TroubadourJuggernaut
?Sometimes its nice to try and not be the center of attention , especially when you get the chance toplay with your ol buddy!
abovesea 5 months ago
@TroubadourJuggernaut Ha Grasshopper, student and sensei meet again
GalvestonSteve 1 month ago
Great old man !!!!!!!!!!
nikotus1000 1 year ago
Not the greatest version of Hideaway I've ever heard. That don't make it bad.
MrJerryWallace 1 year ago
I grew up listening Clapton's Unplugged album from my dad.
Everytime he see me watching this kind of videos I can see a proud smile on his face.
marticeltractor 1 year ago 2
the 45 who do not like that shit love Justin Bieber
rafamoraes11 1 year ago
GIANTS
robertabraham2020 1 year ago
THE BEST,AMAZING
MrRdeckar 1 year ago
Un rolononon
hipnosis999 1 year ago
i actually love the clean sound of the strat on this song
FeareBot 1 year ago
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his name is Joe T .
his YouTube name is, englishbluesman .
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he is the closest player to ERIC CLAPTON , THERE IS TODAY.
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BLUESWOMANVERA 1 year ago
PERFACT total bliss thank you for posting.
roykng 1 year ago
The piano player is the better player which I could see.
This song is very excellent :D:D
I'm sorry of my English, it is very bad, I'm Polish.....
krzy5iek1991 1 year ago
The piano player is the better player which I could see.
This song is very excellent :D:D
I'm sorry of my English, it is very bad, I'm Polish.....
krzy5iek1991 1 year ago
I have to agree that the original version was more edgier and hardly like Les Paul. Clapton's style is certainly cleaner. And I've got Freddie King's version on a 45.
michrigan 1 year ago
cual version es mejor la de Freddy King o la de John Mayall Bluesbreakers ?
ARNOL243 1 year ago
Wonderful... like always!!!!
lesliburton 1 year ago
BLUES is GOOD and so it SHOULD :)
umeckzki 1 year ago 21
This is so sentimental! so many years, and they come together, they still play with each other and are still friends! shit))))))) one hell of a blues performance, makes me feel cozy as hell mm yeah))
sllusus 1 year ago
man)))))) all these guys together after so man years! man, this is so warm) feels like instead of that audience of thousands theres a home fire burning right across the room, thats how cozy these guys make me feel)))
sllusus 1 year ago
Clapton is god
butteroffdead 1 year ago 2
Hey, I know that bass player! What's up Hank?
j1215hurd 1 year ago
clapton is the blues
RDUB7162 1 year ago
his improv is nice, but it's the same thing over and over, that's kind of sad, but it's still awesome
Antayn 1 year ago
sorry but i think clapton's head is burned,always play the same
dont like hiim anymore!
huanchacoboy 1 year ago
very bad version,shitcopy
leifmolin 1 year ago
The Strat is for real bluesman and the Les Paul is for academics who approach the blues in the same way as a college student would his doctoral thesis.
howyouluvthat 1 year ago
@howyouluvthat
Freddie King, John Lee Hooker, Hubert Sumlin' and Muddy Waters would like to have a word with you.
Onetinsoldier 1 year ago
CLAPTON IS GOD!!!
Juanicorio 1 year ago
Pipe and slippers muzak. At least the original had some pip and verve in the guitar solos. Embarrassing. Yeah, modern music is crap but so is this.
dharmashooter 1 year ago
lol at people who say should have done this, should have done that, get real if you lived through the time of these different people who are you to say anything? come on it's music not your personal playground for your super iq's
nearskin74014 1 year ago
even tho this should be played with a les paul or ES-335 , with the right settings you can make a strat sound nice with this song. Clapton should've spend more time with the settings. But I think it would've sounded better if you were actually there
TimBirkenholz 1 year ago
@TimBirkenholz this is EC's cover. not nid to copy tone-for-tone like how king did it. and judging by the views, its safe to say ppl accepted EC's take on the song.
frizenfreeze 1 year ago
Oh boy Happy Blues! How much more sickening can Clapton get? No soul, no grit, no passion, no edge, no originality, and no imagination. Just slick white people's 12 bar happy music played for paunchy boomers with ponytails. Rich fat guys in Hawaiian shirts with big Rolex watches and shiny new guitars, that's the blues! If this is clean, Clapton should have stayed on heroin.
inNOLa4life 1 year ago
This Is Eric Clapton He's Gonna Do A Song
Called Hideaway Instrumental Without
Singing Can He Do It!!!
thomasisatwin 1 year ago
Eric Clapton has nothing to prove to anybody. If he wants to play it on a plank and chicken wire, then you should still be grateful he's doing it.
chrisbutler83 1 year ago
bad sound of his Stratocaster
tosky89 1 year ago 2
sounds better with a Gibson Les Paul.
nogov4me 1 year ago 2
John Mayall helped give mr c his start! Give the man some love and respect too
grndpapa1954 1 year ago 2
Nice post!
1963Pure 1 year ago
I have to say that this is not a patch on the original. Hideaway is a swing number, and if you listen to the original John Mayall version (also on YouTube) you will see that John McVie and Hughie Flint (bass and drums for those of you that don't know) have really nailed the rhythm section. In this version, although Clapton's playing is OK, the rhythm section just doesn't drive it; the bass player in particular is very "ploddy", and to my mind is the main reason the number sounds inferior.
bobmbass 1 year ago
Le début de l'origine!!!!!
catsup67 1 year ago
piano + harmonica skillz
epic.
WNxLigerzx 1 year ago
Musicians who began their careers in the era that these guys did showed much respect for each others skills. Hendrix, Clapton and Beck et al. dug each other and let it be known. Today all you got is circus sideshow speed freak tappers playing a million meaningless notes a minute who ceaselessly trying to draw attention to themselves. Real musicians play for the sake of makng music...something a lot of the the newer generation needs to learn about.
DONDIVA1969 1 year ago 96
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@DONDIVA1969
You are damned right !!!
andrewtournavitis 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969
At last , someone who talks sense on youtube .
Mick6979 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969
Spot on , we'll miss them when they've gone.
All came through the university of hard knocks and play from the heart
Masters of the craft. long life and good health to them all.
angusthescribe 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 God, did you hit the nail on the head! Music today isn't about music.
It's about promotion and how much money can be made while selling crap to a ignorant public.
felson99 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969
except for beck they all also had a deep apreciation for george harrison, i mean it says a lot when eric clapton AND jimi hendrix are fans of you.
OropherThranduil 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 I have seen very similar comments on Youtube many times; never have I seen it put so profoundly and succinctly.
theherk 1 year ago
@ DONDIVA1969 sinceramente hai detto tutto quello che c'era da dire-concordo pienamente-non ho niente da aggiungere!!a buon intenditor.....poche parole!!
"questo è un detto Italiano" ciao sei un difensore della musica vera"grazie.
pariderocchi 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 no way could I ever say it better man!
And I'm off to tonight's Zurich Mayall concert -- my first time live!
Wow!
oldpossum 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969
henkvanwinkel 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 meaningless notes? if you mean shredders: eric clapton was one of the very first shredders
TimBirkenholz 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 pussy bitch
RekusoXYZ 1 year ago
@RekusoXYZ - Let me get this straight. You call me a pussy bitch but YOU favorited Adam Lambert?!
DONDIVA1969 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 nothing gay about sucking dick
RekusoXYZ 1 year ago
@RekusoXYZ - Knock yourself out.
DONDIVA1969 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 I couldn't improve on that statement. Excellent. True. The young new players: ability is there, talent is there, but, the feeling, soul and creativity -- where is it? I was lucky to have lived through 60's music where the top 100 was so diversified it was a miracle anything got on the radio. But it all did. This one guy, Mayall -- does anyone really know how many big careers this guy jump started? Well, let's start with Clapton. Great assessment DONDIVA1969.
lastrada52 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 I've been playing going on 38 yr. I guess. these guys are great!! no argument here, but for the last few years I've been trying my hand at a bit of Yngwie
type technique and that"speed freak tapping" is some hard stuff to fallow. sort of classical violin music on guitar. I grew up on the blues, but there is something about making real music real fast.... try it for yourself. oh, and musicians like myself show respect for everyone's skills
Scottchmorsco 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 Amen!
hadhills 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 well said :) they sure as hell dont make em like they used to!
snakkajak 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969
I totally agree with you but, isn't it just a difference in taste from most younger people today?
thomasjeeh 1 year ago
@DONDIVA1969 Finally someone said it.
TheRockCrab 1 year ago
The Best. When was this?
It's so nice that Eric Clapton still plays like in the old days. This version is almost the same with "Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton" album. What nice about Clapton is that he is so humble. This time he is doing the way Freddie King do this song in the original.
It's also nice to see Eric Clapton as sideman to other artists like George Harrison, BB King, Paul McCartney and others. With him on stage, you will feel the respect he have for other artists.
mhikerock 1 year ago 2
grandes del Blues.
MrLausanneBlues 1 year ago
THEY ARE GODS
batalloninfernal 1 year ago
i didnt know Dr. Phil played the drums
jaredstone3 1 year ago
doesnt sound right on a fender- cant get the sustain for the solos
TobyTheGuitarMan 1 year ago
@TobyTheGuitarMan Ever listened to Stevie Vaughan version?
atolleter 1 year ago
IMPRESIONANTE !!!!
RETRO80DISCO 1 year ago
He's playing like Freddie King because it's a Freddie King song! He's paying homage. Eric is very knowledgeable about blues history, of course, (as is Mayall) and has always felt a debt of gratitude to the pioneers. He's always been very respectful of other artists, especially his icons. I'm a huge Clapton fan and his version of "Hideaway" on Beano is an early Clapton classic, for sure; but this may be the best version of "Hideaway" I've heard yet.
RocknSoulBass 1 year ago
@RocknSoulBass
why what makes it the best version you've heard yet?
springrobin 1 year ago 8
@springrobin it grooves, its the blues and makes me want to move!
portlandblues 1 year ago
@RocknSoulBass
considering they play that exact thing every time with some random variations in the solo parts. Its pretty cool the first time I heard this, but I gets old after every single artist covers it every other day.
Fruscianteistheman 1 year ago
clapton overrated and still over here
ken10763 1 year ago
wow this music is just wonderful this energy I cant discribe its just amazing!!!! so beautiful!!!
and its really rarely that I say this from a song witch is not from John Frusciante or the Red Hot Chili Peppers!!
emmiway 1 year ago
best of ericand mayall of anytime !!!
souleymane87 1 year ago
yerrrr, it doesn't get much sweeter than this
billydai 1 year ago
FANTASTIC!!!
lampott09 1 year ago
Welcome to BILBAO!!!!
deejaymanzano 1 year ago
Jphn Mayall sure looks great for 70 years old.
virginiabeachgirl 1 year ago
¡Clapton toca con el SOLDANO y déjate de sonidos medio cochambre!
benxajimh 1 year ago
i don't like this clapton at all.
laricxx 1 year ago
I can't stand the hero worship!!! Clapton is playing a Fender Strat in a weak guitar tone compared to his "stolen" 1960 Les Paul. There is no passion to Clapton's performance. If you want to hear a "ballsy" Freddy King song interpreted by Peter Green; look up "The Stumble" 2009. Eric Clapton has lost his "balls", for the fourth time in his life. It's great that Peter Green has found his "confidence".
strangeones4 1 year ago
he dont lost the balls just maybe you lost the bolt.....
vmp0001 1 year ago
Love the Bluesbreakers. Found a cool retro blues band called Black Keys and a little UK garage band called DeepSeaGreen, they've both got some tunes.
AsteroidY3 1 year ago
agreed. black keys play some great, gritty blues
corbett01 1 year ago
Just amazing!
talerdudansk 1 year ago
i think that the best version of this blues is the live performance "Rood Mood/Hideaway" by Stevie Ray Vaughan it's something like powerfull
JimmyPage80 1 year ago
That guy Buddy Whittington who stands to the left for Eric Clapton doesn't get to play, that is tragic! That guy would play the shit out of Eric any day!
LOLLYPOPPE 1 year ago
spaz eric clapton i s a legend for a reason he can do what we does better then every1 dickwad
wandorn1 1 year ago
Clapton is so great he can play anyway he wants.
butteroffdead 1 year ago
Err....why is he playing like Freddie King rather than himself? Sometimes I feel like Clapton is operating at half capacity.
master09shredder 1 year ago 4
MAybe becayse tis song is a blues classic and not a Freddie King tune?
LOLLYPOPPE 1 year ago
@master09shredder you're totally right.
laricxx 1 year ago
@master09shredder I think he was just giving Freddie His Props!
joethepainter90 1 year ago
@master09shredder That's what is great about masters of "anything". They make it look easy and effortless, that's what dedication to a skill will do.
trippleaaaaaaaaaa 1 year ago
@master09shredder true.. He does that when he is guesting..
Bigbluesboy 1 year ago
@master09shredder you need a f....!
christianolaf100 1 year ago
im 15 right now and i can play the guitar and harmonica and.. some piano haha but i could only wish to be half as good as john mayall that dude peter green mick taylor and billy gibbons are my main idols
Poptartarsauce 1 year ago
What i like about EC is that he plays the way he wants to play, no the way we want him to play.
He's still got it, and whenever he wants to, he proves it.
danigoni 1 year ago
Mayall is easily one of the greatest musicians of our generation.
zoltan360 1 year ago
Great, but you should have been playing the Les Paul for this one Eric.
yakiburger 1 year ago 2
Dem boy's can play da blues! :c)
ginmillsinger 1 year ago
Johnny Mayall love his style an ability to write his own stuff . play all instruments .. a true legend ....
The inspiration to my 40 years following since hearing him on a radio one night in sydney
stiffkneck 1 year ago 2
Yeah!! Let's blues!! Great musician!! Great sound!! Great Music!!
zanusbluesman 1 year ago
slow hand ¡¡¡¡¡ woww¡¡
luck5703 2 years ago
the harmonica solo was very well played as always by mayall. he likes to add little traditional songs into his licks on the harp.
willwelsh816 2 years ago
have this cd. big john mayhall fan. this was his 70th birthday party. wish i could have been there.
TheBarnesfarm 2 years ago
Clapton is playing this "Hideaway" almost similar to the original by Freddie King. Believe me, if EC wanted to play the Les Paul and sound more like the "Beano" album version he could most likely do that in a heart beat and come very close to his version of 45 years ago. He has nothin' to prove whatsoever because he has been there and done that 1000 times over.
rwm48 2 years ago 32
@rwm48 agreed I love listening to the original EC's and SRV's. They all have exceptional talents and respect for each other but all bring something different to the table and that's what blues is.
samSGguitarist 2 years ago
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rwm48 2 years ago
@rwm48 nice view point. 100% right.
galenogarbe 1 year ago
The ukulele is a great blues instrument in the right hands.
erazzzzz 2 years ago 2
Every instrument is a great instrument in the right hands!! =) also a door bell!!
alepinguino88 2 years ago
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yawn.
beerispoormanscupid 2 years ago
clapton great, but listen to that solid drums!!
1glassMilk 2 years ago 2
i dig mayall's harp playing
hoogachoga 2 years ago
@hoogachoga
i tried teaching myself blues harmonica. Its SO hard, with the breathing and drawing breaths and single notes and octaves. :P i evidently stopped
NikDonaghy23 2 years ago
Perfect example of my theory that while people always "hope" for a reunion of many different bands....you might not like what you get.
Talk about losing "the fire."
Clapton is great, but put on the '66 LP and tell me that they didn't get worse over time since then?
Whicol2 2 years ago