Utmost respect for Clapton not only as a musician, but for the fact he actually matured as a human being and an entertainer. Nothing more pathetic than watching videos of 60 year old musicians with thinning, scraggly long hair and wearing Salvation Army dumpster clothes. Sorry guys, but you can't live in the past forever. Grow up.
Clapton exudes class and maturity while maintaining his edge.
Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:
At # 32... Eric Clapton... Layla...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEx9O9x8Jnw
Utmost respect for Clapton not only as a musician, but for the fact he actually matured as a human being and an entertainer. Nothing more pathetic than watching videos of 60 year old musicians with thinning, scraggly long hair and wearing Salvation Army dumpster clothes. Sorry guys, but you can't live in the past forever. Grow up.
Clapton exudes class and maturity while maintaining his edge.
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Utmost respect for Clapton not only as a musician, but for the fact he actually matured as a human being and an entertainer. Nothing more pathetic than watching videos of 60 year old musicians with thinning, scraggly long hair and wearing Salvation Army dumpster clothes. Sorry guys, but you can't live in the past forever. Grow up.
Clapton exudes class and maturity while maintaining his edge.
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Utmost respect for Clapton not only as a musician, but for the fact he actually matured as a human being and an entertainer. Nothing more pathetic than watching videos of 60 year old musicians with thinning, scraggly long hair and wearing Salvation Army dumpster clothes. Sorry guys, but you can't live in the past forever. Grow up.
Clapton exudes class and maturity while maintaining his edge.
Whenever I think of Clapton, maybe it was the whole Pattie Boyd thing I guess, it always brings George Harrison to mind. Here's a HQ audio with Clapton & Harrison performing "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". Notice Ringo Starr and Phil Collins on drums, Mark King on bass, and looks like Elton John on keyboards.
Good Stuff... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDs2Bkq6UU4
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Whenever I think of Clapton, maybe it was the whole Pattie Boyd thing I guess, it always brings George Harrison to mind. Here's a HQ audio with Clapton & Harrison performing "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". Notice Ringo Starr and Phil Collins on drums, Mark King on bass, and looks like Elton John on keyboards.
Good Stuff... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDs2Bkq6UU4
Whenever I think of Clapton, maybe it was the whole Pattie Boyd thing I guess, it always brings George Harrison to mind. Here's a HQ audio with Clapton & Harrison performing "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". Notice Ringo Starr and Phil Collins on drums, Mark King on bass, and looks like Elton John on keyboards.
Good Stuff... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDs2Bkq6UU4
The first thing I noticed was Clapton playing a sunburst Gibson Les Paul instead of the usual Fender Strat. ELO's Jeff Lynne is on rhythm guitar and yes that's Sir Elton John on the piano. All Star lineup.
Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:
Whenever I think of Clapton, maybe it was the whole Pattie Boyd thing I guess, it always brings George Harrison to mind. Here's a HQ audio with Clapton & Harrison performing "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". Notice Ringo Starr and Phil Collins on drums, Mark King on bass, and looks like Elton John on keyboards.
Good Stuff... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDs2Bkq6UU4
The first thing I noticed was Clapton playing a sunburst Gibson Les Paul instead of the usual Fender Strat. ELO's Jeff Lynne is on rhythm guitar and yes that's Sir Elton John on the piano. All Star lineup.
Whenever I think of Clapton, maybe it was the whole Pattie Boyd thing I guess, it always brings George Harrison to mind. Here's a HQ audio with Clapton & Harrison performing "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". Notice Ringo Starr and Phil Collins on drums, Mark King on bass, and looks like Elton John on keyboards.
Good Stuff... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDs2Bkq6UU4
She had to be one special muse to inspire two different guys to write ( at least ) three of the classic songs of that time. I saw her interviewed a year or so ago and have to wonder what it was she had going on.
Good stuff indeed.
Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:
Whenever I think of Clapton, maybe it was the whole Pattie Boyd thing I guess, it always brings George Harrison to mind. Here's a HQ audio with Clapton & Harrison performing "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". Notice Ringo Starr and Phil Collins on drums, Mark King on bass, and looks like Elton John on keyboards.
Good Stuff... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDs2Bkq6UU4
She had to be one special muse to inspire two different guys to write ( at least ) three of the classic songs of that time. I saw her interviewed a year or so ago and have to wonder what it was she had going on.
"A very worthy choice from an historical perspective"
Chuck Berry doesn't get the credit, but his work in the 1950's had a tremendous influence on kids (at the time) like Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Keith Richards. Without Chuck Berry, the Beatles and the Stones may never have been inspired to develop into the force they became.
John Lennon and Check Berry singing "Memphis Tennessee"...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9kgu71d81U
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"A very worthy choice from an historical perspective"
Chuck Berry doesn't get the credit, but his work in the 1950's had a tremendous influence on kids (at the time) like Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Keith Richards. Without Chuck Berry, the Beatles and the Stones may never have been inspired to develop into the force they became.
John Lennon and Check Berry singing "Memphis Tennessee"...
"A very worthy choice from an historical perspective"
Chuck Berry doesn't get the credit, but his work in the 1950's had a tremendous influence on kids (at the time) like Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Keith Richards. Without Chuck Berry, the Beatles and the Stones may never have been inspired to develop into the force theyb turned into
Hey GOOSE MAN< Chuck Berry was the very most INSTRUMENTAL "figure" leading to ROCK' N ROLL"
Just watch the Original "BACK to the FUTURE" movie
Chuck Berry and all his ilk
they knew what AMERICA needed and delivered at such a precious crossroads in this great country's HISTORY at the time......
[Quote: Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose]
"A very worthy choice from an historical perspective"
Chuck Berry doesn't get the credit, but his work in the 1950's had a tremendous influence on kids (at the time) like Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Keith Richards. Without Chuck Berry, the Beatles and the Stones may never have been inspired to develop into the force theyb turned into
Hey GOOSE MAN< Chuck Berry was the very most INSTRUMENTAL "figure" leading to ROCK' N ROLL"
Just watch the Original "BACK to the FUTURE" movie
Chuck Berry and all his ilk
they knew what AMERICA needed and delivered at such a precious crossroads in this great country's HISTORY at the time......
Chuck was known for refusing to go on unless he got paid upfront and he did indeed rob the cradle from time to time and paid the price.Nadine one of my favorite songs, among many many.
Chuck was known for refusing to go on unless he got paid upfront and he did indeed rob the cradle from time to time and paid the price.Nadine one of my favorite songs, among many many.
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Ever wonder what some music legends would look like if they were alive today? John Lennon? Elvis Presley? Jimi Hendrix? Janis Joplin? Jim Morrison? Bob Marley?