Clapton Journeyman lessons (1) - Pretending 

Mike, I’ll repeat myself: your channel is top-notch! Thank you! 👍🏻

Mike I'm learning to play guitar and learning solos and this is so easy to understand. Absolutely brilliant approach to lessons. Subscribed.

Great lesson. The E on the bass for the G and A power chords give a unique sound which really kicks the melody of the song. Super commentary as per usual. Thx, Mike!

So good Mike, that was a treat to listen to - and love the way you just drop into the Clapton style full arm vibrato.....

Mike you rule Ireland is surely proud

Grade lesson mate keep it up

I love your approach and way of teaching. True delight. Thank you for sharing👍

Thank you Mike for this video, nice Job. One of the Best and hard to play songs of EC, your performance is great!

Wow, thanks, Mike! When I commented on your John Mayer lesson, I almost asked specifically for this one. I can't wait to listen, watch, and play along when I get home tonight. Cheers!

Great job Mike!

Nice one Mike! 👍

Awsome

Awesome 😎!!

Mike, great lesson!!! You could do also Old Love - Hyde Park version! One of the best Claptons song!!! I am sure we would appreciate it! ;)

all really needed is a WAH then you complete the full sound right? Excellent progression on how to play it super job

Why wasn’t I getting any of your notifications!!! I’ve been missing all these new videos

Mike love your videosI I think chords on verse are e bat on 7th fret Change to Em7 on 7th fret then an a chord on 5th with thumb playing the a If you watch 24 nights vid that is what he plays. Also plays this on the RU-vid video of. The rendition at NOJF. Similar and RAH Slowhand at 70 DVD

Thank you. Do you know if there are any pedals used to create this tone.

Sounded like also Clapton using some FX also think wah, can't identify Other, phaser, or flange, live he seems not to hv pedals