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Mark Knopfler & Eric Clapton - Money for Nothing [San Francisco -88]

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Uploaded by on Jan 10, 2009

Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler performing live during Claptons 25th Anniversary Tour in Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, San Francisco, USA - 21st September 1988.

Eric Clapton - guitar/vocals
Mark Knopfler - guitar
Nathan East - bass
Alan Clark - keyboards
Steve Ferrone - drums
Jody Linscott - percussion
Tessa Niles - backing vocals
Katie Kissoon - backing vocals

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Watch the complete concert in my playlists!

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  • why is it that everytime knopfler plays money for nothing with clapton that its a slower tempo?

  • @tannerr96 - It's Clapton's band, and it becomes more "bluesy" as someone wrote.

  • 2:43

    I'm maybe weird but I think that second is amazing!

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  • Clapton and Knopfler rules!

  • That second Is amazing! You can see knopfler feels the same way!:D Also a great "second": the guitar at 4:13

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  • slower tempo is Knopflers thing here, because he starts to play, but i agree, claptons guys are more bluesy

  • I like it!

  • @DogSwede1 Mark's double stops are the reason I'm playing.

  • @DogSwede1 Agree. I would say that for the whole assolo. It remainds to me of the Knebworth '90 concert. Both solos, from EC and MK are even more interesting on that occasion

  • wonderful

  • @Granada28 The whole song is full of great seconds. I dare say every second is great.

  • @DogSwede1 you're not weird lol

  • 2:50 look at that mama shes got stickin' in the CAMEVA!

  • Slap base

    I like the original more

  • @ParoniSamisto if you knew how he got that nickname you would know that it has nothing to do with how he plays. he got that name changing a broken string and the sudience started applauding slowly thus he got the name slowhand. thanks for tring to be a smartass though. maybe next time

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