First Time Reaction to Eric Clapton - Layla | Live Aid 1985

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@BisscuteReacts 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me . I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤

@user-gc9nr5wm6x 9 месяцев назад

Watched it live, im as old as dirt. 2 billion viewing the concerts at certain stages. I feel blessed.

@michaelshelton6512 Год назад

Live Aid was held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London, attended by about 72,000 people, and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, attended by 89,484 people. It is estimated that 1.9 billion watched the simultaneous broadcast, about 40% of the world population at the time...

@trevorjames6185 Год назад

The second drummer was Phil Collins. He was a huge star in the '80s and '90s. He made records with a band called Genesis and by himself (on at least one song with Eric Clapton). During those 2 decades it seemed there was always some hit song that Phil Collins sang.

@chrisumana7644 Год назад

Land of Confusion is such a cool music video

@fugawiaus Год назад

It was live aid. Some of the worlds biggest artists sitting backstage. Eric used to be in bands like cream and Derek and the dominoes but was a solo artist then. In these types of concerts, it’s not unusual for guitarists like Brian may of queen and jimmy page to get up with him and play for instance. Phil’s drums were there already so he got in and played along. Most of these guys are good friends.

@avanoosterhout8397 Год назад

@@anathardayaldar They did it, because they could. No other reason. Phil was a megastar back then. Massive commercial success with Genesis as well as solo and in other collaborations. Acted in movies and in a hit TV show called Miami Vice. You just couldn't turn a corner without Phil being somewhere. On the day of Live Aid, Phil played a few songs with Sting at the venue in London, got into the supersonic airplane Concorde and flew to the US to play again at this concert in Philadelphia. Including this guest appearance with Clapton.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

I was told, i didnt recognize him ❤

@davidforman6191 Год назад

Phil was busy that day. 2 solo sets plus drumming for Clapton and Led Zeppelin.

@MichaelRobertson-qd9wz 5 месяцев назад

Hey Miss BISS great reaction amazing in fact.fantastic band awesome song Phil Collins sit in on drums he's drummer and lead singer for Genesis 😊😮 and solo career in band called yes you guessed it Phil Collins. Eric Clapton one of his earlier bands called Cream song called White Room won't disappoint. Biss Nation Rocks .

@Lannes03 Год назад

Eric Clapton , Slowhand, God ))) 💎

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

He is amazing ❤

@charliebakerspen 10 месяцев назад

That vibrato

@diwe9984 Год назад

In the stadium in Philadelphia/USA and in London's Wembley Stadium, there are said to have been around 170,000 people together. Supposedly around 75,000 in London and the calculated number would then be around 95,000 spectators in Philadelphia - but I'm undecided because I believe that Wembley at the time was bigger than the stadium in Philadelphia. Well, between 1.5 and 2 billion people are said to have watched Live Aid on TV in 1985 - I was 17 and one of them. It's great that you're sharing your impressions with us - thank you!

@matthewdooley7855 2 месяца назад

Is that PHIL COLLINS on the drums? Clapton - one of the best guitarists ever. "Layla" - one of the best songs ever. Studio version is a different kind of awesome. There's also an unplugged version that's yet another version of awesome! Live Aid was an amazing experience; I wish artists would come together for something like this again.

@Republic3D Год назад

One of the world's best guitarists. I recommend his version of "I shot the Sheriff" live at the Crossroads festival in 2010.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

He is amazing, maybe someday ill get to that ❤

@wgdavis5353 Год назад

And the song "Crossroads" with Cream, great Bassline with Mr. Jack Bruce.. ♠W.G.

@ninjavigilante5311 Год назад

He is the greatest of all time idc what anyone says

@DENVEROUTDOORMAN Год назад

Nope wimpy Reggae Crap

@DENVEROUTDOORMAN Год назад

@@ninjavigilante5311 nope Hendrix way better

@rippog1 7 месяцев назад

As you may have heard, this was a love song to George Harrisons (of the Beatles) wife. He also wrote “you look wonderful tonight” about her. George Harrison wrote his song about her entitled “ something” Her name was Patti Boyd.

@EnervatedSociety Год назад

Look it's a younger Phil Collins (about 34ish) on drums! You reacted to him BIss : "Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight LIVE HD" Check out some Genesis (Phil Collins band) when you get a chance. 'Land of Confusion' MV is a fun one, or 'Invisible Touch' or 'Tonight, Tonight, Tonight' (my favorite Genesis song, so 80s love it) are some good choices imo. These were pretty big for Genesis in the 80s, among many many others. That dude/band was a hit making machine back then. It seemed like they were always on the radio. Your cute excitement when you saw the Strat (I want one, Fender) that looks like yours, adorable. Your eyes when you saw the crowd. 🤯 Cool rocking reaction Biss. Live Aid Attendance 72,000 (London), 89,484 (Philadelphia) according to wiki

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Thank you so much ❤

@LoveBandit1000 7 месяцев назад

That was back when you could get hundreds of millions of people around the globe on the same wavelength. Those were truly the days...

@vincentnicoletti Год назад

Saw him live many times, awesome

@almightygus 7 дней назад

I was lucky enough to be there. This was my favorite moment.

@James_Loveless Год назад

Was at the Live-Aid 1985 show in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA Show started 7am ended 12:30 am Over 100,000+ in attendance for this Concert

@bobs1648 Год назад

Biss sweetie, since nobody else seems to have answered your question... In 1985, Live Aid was held on July 13 with an estimated audience of 1.9 billion people across 150 nations engaging in a multi-national concert experience. The live events were held in London and Philidelphia with 72,000 and 90,000 in attendance. Oh, and by the way, say hello to Mr. Phil Collins on the second drum set. 👍 BIG HUGS as always! ❤

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

I see, thank you. Glad you liked the reaction ❤

@rsw1227 Год назад

@@BisscuteReacts Phil Collins performed in London, got on a Leer Jet/Concord (very fast plane) to perform in Philly on the same day!

@drobichaud1000 Год назад

Where do you effing people come from??

@MattSingh1 Год назад

*This is by far the best performance of 'Layla' Clapton ever did. Plus Collins his usual unrivaled self on the drums (and after flying thousands of miles across the Atlantic from London to Philadelphia)*

@williamyates694 9 месяцев назад

Best guitarist ever.

@19samson84 Год назад

Hi Biss..There is also a fantastic unplugged Version of this Song..an in the early 90´s the Original Version was used in a Comercial Spot for Toyota

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Maybe someday ill check it out ❤

@vals_loeder Год назад

This brings back so many memories. I watched almost the entirety of Live Aid on tv and taped most on it on VHS. I had to changes tapes every three hours!. It was a marathon watch but I am now so glad I did. It was a one in a lifetime event. I was 16 at the time and Live Aid had an impact how I developed my taste in music later on. Clapton's performance was truly fantastic. With Collins on drums! Thank you reacting to Live Aid... oh, the VHS tapes were eventually lost :( ~ Vals

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

My pleasure, glad you liked the reaction ❤

@SG-js2qn Год назад

Clapton is truly an OG ... from back in the era of the Beatles. Salute to Duane Allman (RIP, died at age 24), who originally played guitar with Clapton on this song.

@richardhill6125 Год назад

Your videos of Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughn are so enjoyable to watch your reaction of two of the best guitarists ever!!!!!!

@Eldormain9 Год назад

Yeah, Eric Clapton is such a powerhouse of talent. He's responsible for so much great music through all the bands he has been in. Cream, The Yardbirds, Derek and the Dominos, Blind Faith, just to name a few. You have quite a pleasant demeanor. Cheers.

@kenhall5551 Год назад

I love your reactions so much. Your love for what you do is written all over your smiling face.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Thank you so much ❤

@patrickmeessen575 Год назад

Eric "slow hand"Clapton,one of the greatest ever

@gsgk9674 Год назад

Backing vocal lady with a tambourine is Marcella Detroit known from the band Shakespeare Sister, making a big shot in 1992 :)

@ukpeacheater Месяц назад

She was in his band that made his sort-of comeback album, 461 Ocean Boulevard in 1974. She used the name Marcy Levy then and also played harmonica. She also wrote with Eric and toured with him and that band for several years.

@377skyboss Год назад

Clapton is one of the best out there! Great reaction, Biss! I know how you feel!

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Thank you so much ❤

@johnmyers9787 11 месяцев назад

@@BisscuteReacts How about "The Best"

@robertkelly6282 7 месяцев назад

You should check out the original version on the album Layla and other love songs with Duane allman in fact that whole album is one of the best ever

@lazaruslong8092 Год назад

Great reaction. Great classic song. Greatest performer. Love your enthusiasm.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Thank you so much, glad you liked it ❤

@massimogerla7575 9 месяцев назад

Eric "The Supreme" Clapton

@alexharbison4411 Год назад

Love your reaction to such a classic. As good as Eric is on the guitar it's the piano that carries the groove through out the song. imo

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Thank you, glad you loved it ❤

@pasteye1671 Год назад

Whilst I always appreciate live versions of songs, to appreciate this in all its beauty, you must listen to the original studio version - featuring a dual guitar experience with Eric and the late Duane Allman on slide guitar. The second part (featuring the piano) is simply sublime with these two soloing over the top.

@ninjavigilante5311 Год назад

The piano was the great Bobby whitlock, he and his wife are great people.. Bobby wrote the ending of the song.

@fragile1976 6 месяцев назад

@@ninjavigilante5311 Jim Gordon had been credited with coming up with the piano coda, Bobby Whitlock gives the credit to Rita Coolidge

@helmanm2157 11 месяцев назад

I just can't bare continued watching her reaction video. Lord !!! please save me 😢😢

@usuallyclueless4477 Год назад

He was around 40 years old here. He still does music now, almost 40 years later.

@Republic3D Год назад

Yes, but unfortunately he had a bad reaction to the vaccines, and now he can't play.

@warthogpilot774 Год назад

@@Republic3D lol he's not even vaccinated because he's an antivax. He cancelled his tour himself because the audience needed to be vaccinated to be allowed inside at that time. Also he's a right wing moron.

@Republic3D Год назад

@@warthogpilot774 Wrong. He did take the vaccine, the Astra Zeneca one. He's now got serious neurological issues because of it.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Amazing ❤

@peteF776 Год назад

Phil Collins played for most of the acts in the live aid in London, then flew in concord to Philidelphia and played in the American charity concert for the same cause.

@larryleisuresuit3566 Год назад

It's a song written about Patti, George Harrison 's (of Beatles) wife. Eric fell for her and announced his love for her before she could talk to George. So I've heard.

@bucs0385 Год назад

There are plenty of amazing performances from Live Aid. I personally recommend U2, David Bowie, or Elton John. But anything from Live Aid is great. Love the reaction as always Biss!!

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Thank you so much, ill note those down ❤

@robertkelly6282 7 месяцев назад

Add queen

@bucs0385 7 месяцев назад

@@robertkelly6282 she already did Queen

@MitchClement-il6iq 3 месяца назад

Bb kings performance was 🔥

@danc2490 8 месяцев назад

One more piece of trivia. Live Aid was held in Wembley Stadium in London and at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, USA. Phil Collins, after performing with Clapton, jumped on an SST out of Heathrow (which was able to cross the Atlantic in about 3 and 1/2 hours) and played in Philadelphia that evening. Truly amazing.

@allenpierce4575 Год назад

eric clapton is one masterful guitar player

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

He is amazing ❤

@brianheffernan8982 9 месяцев назад

I love watching your reaction.

@alanbraun1187 Год назад

It's a love song, Clapton wrote it to Pattie Boyd, George Harrison's wife. The original version was on "Layla and assorted love songs" by Derek and the Domino's ( Eric Clapton's band). On the original version Duane Allman of The Allmam Brothers Band played slide guitar on it. A guy that was taken far to young, died at 24 in a car crash. Ya, you have the same guitar but if you want to learn to play like him you're going to have to practice , practice, practice!

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

I see, thanks ♥

@JohnWarner-lu8rq Год назад

So happy you likes this one. I grew up listening to Eric in his first band (The Yardbirds), and then "Cream", who I saw in concert two times.

@robertobrien5709 Год назад

Approximately 1.4billion people, 40% of the then worlds population "attended" this concert.

@laureenshipley7931 7 месяцев назад

Mahalo ! I love your reactions 🤩 I usually don’t have time to watch stuff ..as I’m busy raising my 2 beloved girls, surfing and working 🌊 I’m recovering from surgery, and have discovered this reaction world 😂🤣😂 Thank you for putting a bit of light in my recovery time !🤩🤩🤩 You have awesome positive energy! The world could use more of that 🙌🏼👏🏼🙌🏼🌺🌺🌺

@artsilva Год назад

Drummer in the white shirt and drum kit is the great Phil Collins. He actually played at Both Live Aid shows that day

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Amazing ❤

@sailinbob11 Год назад

I'm 62 years old. I've seen Clapton several times. He's basically a rock God with a huge body of music. He's also been in a few excellent bands. Derek and the Dominoes he shares the guitar work with Dwayne Almond of the Almond Brothers Band. Give the Brothers a listen too. Melissa is great, but Whipping Post is one of their best. Capt.Bob, SV ( Sailing Vessel) 27th Chance, Tampa Fl, USA 🇺🇸

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Amazing ❤️

@Mr.Sidenote Год назад

Phil Collins played a solo set and sang backup on a Police song in London, then flew to Philadelphia, where he played another solo set, plus drums on Eric Clapton's set AND later with Led Zeppelin.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Amazing ♥️

@Republic3D Год назад

Phil Collins (the 2nd drummer and a great artist on his own), first performed at Live Aid in London, then he jumped on a Concorde (a supersonic passenger jet airliner that is not in use anymore), flew across the Atlantic in only 4 hours, and performed in Live Aid in Philadelphia.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

I see, ty ❤

@rafaelrivera9508 Год назад

Great reaction, you got me dancing, I have the matching shirt.. great reaction to end a work week for me... rock on 🤘

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

thank you so much ❤

@stefankrautz9048 Год назад

we had a BMW advert with this in the 90s. :D

@sket179 Год назад

Just subscribed. It's so fun to watch your lively and lovely reactions. Your English vocabulary is better than with most natives. I thought your accent was more Spanish but then you said that Romanian is the same language group. Thanks for the fun videos! This is actually as good in the original version, as well as with unplugged acoustic versions. You should check them out at least for yourself, if not as a reaction. The song was made to confess Eric's love for a wife of a Beatles member. He later married her.

@marcellocolona4980 3 месяца назад

Romanian is the modern language closest to classical Latin. If you have a good base in Latin, you can understand any of the Romance languages, which includes Romanian.

@edwardrutledge2765 Год назад

Fifteen years before this concert Eric introduced this song via an eponymous album with a collaboration named Derrick and the Dominoes. Research the story behind the song; it involves relationship theft.

@donpietruk1517 Год назад

Clapton is a very very deep rabbit hole to go down. He's covered about everything in the blues, electric blues, blues/rock genres. He's also covered some Bob Marley reggae. My personal favorites are Layla, Cocaine, I Shot the Sheriff, and You Are Wonderful Tonight.

@alioli592 Год назад

Normally Eric would only have one drummer but because it was Live Aid and Phil Collins was there he did a guest spot

@allanahmet Год назад

Not just any Drummer it was Phil Collins! 😉

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Haha i was told ❤

@tjvertigo Год назад

I wasn't present, but watched it on an old tiny black n white tv. I worked in an indoor flea market, in a booth called Long Live Rock and sold rock n roll stuff. Mind you this was 85 so I sold spandex pants, rock tees, spiked bracelets, etc. If I didn't have access to the most important concert ever at the time, the people would riot. lol. That tv was horribly small, but I hooked up hangers and tin foil to the chicken wire over my booth and I don't think I sold one thing that day, but had my booth full of people, other vendors, cleaning crew, all day long. It was epic AF!

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Amazing ❤

@UranusMcVitieFish-yd7oq 7 месяцев назад

Slightly surprisingly Eric Clapton was one late in the day Live Aid highlights, blowing the two acts who followed him, Led Zeppelin and Duran Duran, off the stage. Even more surprising was that circa 1985 not only was he at something of an artistic low point releasing a trio of aimless albums during the mid-80s, but he was at the time a recovering alcoholic going through a messy divorce and (genuine) mental health issues. He somehow took this and performed a particularly tight and aggressive 3 songs dealing with mental health (The White Room), his divorce (She's Waiting) and a song written in part to impress his soon to be ex-wife (Layla)

@ukpeacheater Месяц назад

This performance brought him to public notice again and to a generation who had not previously been aware of him. It effectively relaunched his career.

@szeleddie Год назад

Ohh my dear!!! Even between GODS you won't find who similarly playing guitar like Mr. Slowhand aka Eric Clapton!!!

@gerstelb 9 месяцев назад

You might also check out the beginning of Clapton’s set from Live Aid if you haven’t already: he opened with “White Room,” a song Cream recorded back in 1968, and which he really hadn’t played before during his solo career (and which he hadn’t sung before, since Jack Bruce was Cream’s vocalist). Honestly, I prefer that version to subsequent versions that he played; it’s a little more raw and unpolished. I think Clapton was playing one of his special guitars that day: a black Stratocaster, nicknamed “Blackie,” which he got be taking apart three different Strats, taking the best parts, and putting them together into one piece. It’s since been retired, but Fender studied it and put out an “Eric Clapton signature Stratocaster” based on it.

@robinfra52 Год назад

Phil Collins was the original drummer and producer for the album Derek and the Dominoes.

@ianbotha9912 Год назад

you could look for Wonderful Tonight from Eric Clapton's 24 Nights Concert.

@kenmatthews842 Год назад

He is amazing ❤️ If you appreciate guitar please do his unplugged versions Pick any of them you will definitely not be disappointed

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Oh? ill have to check those out sometime ❤

@johnstrain4150 Год назад

The attendance for Live Aid in Philadelphia was almost 90,000. Eric Clapton was in the middle of a US tour at the time and it certainly showed. That was a great performance. The band was very tight and spot on. I remember thinking that at the time as I watched the concert and I'm happy to hear this version again after all these years. Incidentally I just saw Eric Clapton again this past September in Boston and he still kicks ass. Glad you enjoyed this classic, which is often regarded as one of the best rock songs of all time. Oh yeah, Phil Collins was the second drummer on stage. He had played earlier at Wembley Stadium in London and then flew to New York on the supersonic Concorde then helicoptered to Philly and played there too, along with guesting with Clapton and probably a few others. Phil Collins was at the height of his popularity in those days. It w3as kind of a cool stunt.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Thanks❤️

@dougleclaire9424 9 месяцев назад

never interrupt before an Eric Clapton solo!!!!!!!

@markunderwood912 Год назад

Combined that with Phil's raspy vocals and it being a beautiful song to boot this is an experience you'll never forget I I HOOE you decide to react to it honestly you won't regret it🥰🥰🥰🥰😙

@josephcrowe2908 Год назад

Interesting Lots of great musicians at a very iconic event. Let's watch

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Hope you liked the reaction ❤

@karl040474 Год назад

Another great review ❤️

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Thank you ❤

@kimzwolinski9919 Год назад

This is my favorite version of this song. The acoustic for me compared is just too dialed down but a lot of people love that version. In reality he just doesn't have any bad songs.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Im glad you liked it ❤

@johnmyers9787 11 месяцев назад

The is absolutely the best version of Layla ever. When the backup singers hit the 3rd octave and the incredibly fast tempo is just killer. Look up the picture on the internet with "Clapton is God photograph" and I have it framed. It's from 1966-67 era with the old lady walking her dog. Look what the dog is doing at the fence. I think back then it was a lower end part of London.

@IBTypeR Год назад

Clapton once performed lying down on his back because he'd drank so much, legend!

@John-re2qw Год назад

Bisscute, the crowd was going crazy because they knew what was coming, one of the most iconic riffs and the greatest rock and roll love song. However there are a number of live performances of the song that are much better than this, particularly highlighting the beauty of the piano/guitar interplay in the second half of the song (the full version rarely gets played on the radio). Great reaction, as usual. your enthusiasm is infectious.

@doomhunter697 Год назад

Written about his feelings for Patty Boyd, who has at been the inspiration for at least 8 rock songs.

@haemongill9203 Год назад

Also Jethro Tull at Madison square garden. Great live performance by a very interesting band. Thick as a brick is a good one for you.

@tobiasw.3212 Год назад

Great to bring this old school stuff to your generation!

@normlee6566 Год назад

Live Aid featured concert venues in London and Philadelphia. But the global broadcast was watched by 1.9 BILLION people. So, yeah, performing live before a global audience of nearly two billion people. That's a gut check for any artist.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Wow ❤

@robertsmith3774 Год назад

About 100,000 people were there at the JFK Stadium in Philadelphia.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Amazing ❤

@jackspear6101 Год назад

So a bit of a funny story my son found a kitten in a hole brought her home and named her biscuit! I am retired because of a work injury so i stay up late and watch reaction vids when i came across one of yours it was kind of funny because i call her biscute and that is why i subbed you after watching like half of your videos and liked what i saw anyway great reactions keep it up

@MichaelRobertson-qd9wz 5 месяцев назад

The drummer is Phil Collins 😊🎉🎉🎉🎉

@chuckyoneill9029 Год назад

My hometown Philadelphia, I was 🤒 there.liked

@lisaharrod8386 Год назад

Listen to Eric play "River of Tears"... I know Eric has lots of tears, but the quiet, pure blues composition, and that " rusty" voice makes this song special imho. Thanks for a great vid Bisscute!

@psychedelicguitarartbyjima3850 Год назад

I love how you love guitar leads.🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

haha, they are amazing ❤

@lewistasso8866 Год назад

Eric Clapton has a "Blues" voice. After all, he is a bluesman. One of the best.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

He is amazing ❤

@privateprivate4378 2 месяца назад

You're a pleasure to watch and listen to, it's just a shame that the video was 'blacked out' on my version.

@asdfqwer1234zxcv Год назад

I watched this live on television when they did this concert. Dick Clark was talking when Led Zeppelin came out and they wouldn't show it for a couple minutes, but the crowd roaring was so loud that they had to show them, the Kings of Rock.

@ericmcnair4083 Год назад

The original Farm Aid from 1985 would be another great benefit concert for reactions.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Oh? got it ❤

@kflangan 2 месяца назад

If you liked this version of the song, you owe it to yourself to watch the early days, when he was there with Duane Allman with Clapton, unfortunately there were only a couple of times that happened live. It was magic.

@raycewilliams3300 Год назад

Th Live Aid concert at John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia was attended by 89,484 people.

@svtinker Год назад

I saw him in the late seventies, the musicianship was top tier.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

jealous ❤

@svtinker Год назад

@@BisscuteReacts Lay Down Sally is a good one.

@Logan-ed4pu Год назад

1:40 The excitement over the guitar was so cute lol. I was really hyped to see you did this version instead of the acoustic version (also good). The main guitar lead riff is so good, but what really does it for me in this song is the piano part leading into the outro. Nothing fancy or complex, but the feel in progression is a literal drug.

@littlejimmy7402 Год назад

I giggled. Same guitar? Not hardly, the one he was playing is named "Blackie", he built it out of 3 different Stratocasters. It sold for close to a million bucks to raise funds for a drug treatment center. I saw him play it on tour in 85' or so, we knew it was going into retirement. Never truly realized the depth of my geekiness until I read that post.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Right? this was amazing and im glad you liked the guitar bit haha ❤

@jamesengeman8836 3 месяца назад

I saw the original band (Derek and the Dominoes) play the "Layla" album in the fall of 1970 on Long Island, N.Y.........I can't explain what a thrill that was.. You should listen to the original recording of Layla with the original band members.

@gabrielcastilhosdeganivideos Год назад

Hi! Love your reactions. The guy on the white drums is Phil Collins. You've already made a reaction to "In The Air Tonight" . Check them up and you'll the same guy. In this video he's around 20 years younger then "In The Air Tonight" one. Hugs

@allendesalme197 Год назад

You can still see Clapton live...

@markunderwood912 Год назад

Well back in the day he performed a song with the lead singer of the band THIN LIZZY called PHIL LYNOTT AND THE SONG WAS CALLED Parisian walkways 1 of the best songs ever and to be performed live

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Oh? ❤

@Avalanche1368 Год назад

"Clapton is GOD." Truly a rock icon. The song was inspired by Clapton's secret love for Pattie Boyd, the wife of his friend and fellow musician George Harrison of the Bealtles.. After Harrison and Boyd divorced, Clapton and Boyd eventually married.

@johnmyers9787 11 месяцев назад

I framed the full "B&W" picture with the old lady and the black dog urinating on the cheap metal fencing. I put it in my colorful 1st floor powder room for the guests to have a look at the total contrasting colors. My guests always enjoy it, but with questions about the meaning. Anybody who knows the story simply loves it.

@roblasalle5853 Год назад

And that’s that!

@nekomj4429 Год назад

Hello,Eric Clapton is one of the Best old school musicians of all time,i recomend the unplugged versión including "circus left Town"

@robinfra52 Год назад

The song is based on the break up of Patti and George Harrison who Eric then married. And he wrote Wonderful Tonight about her.

@gordonbryan2523 Год назад

Check out Derek and the Dominos and Cream. Clapton was a member of both bands.

@haemongill9203 Год назад

The live at MTV version of this song is beautiful. It's slower and quite sad but fantastic.

@BisscuteReacts Год назад

Might check it out sometime ❤

@snakeinthegrass7443 Год назад

@@BisscuteReacts The show was called MTV Unplugged. To help you find the right one.

@thomasbirke1865 Год назад

Ya the mtv unplugged. One of my alltime favs

@NOLAgenX Год назад

You can see Phil Collins on drums. He had the distinction that day, because of flying on the Concorde, to play in both London and Philadelphia on that same day of Live Aid!

@eliezarsawesomechannel4917 Год назад

This song actually about a life experience Eric Clapton had. He fell in love with Patti Boyd who was George Harrison's wife. He knew he could never be with her so it is a song of heart break. Eventually Patti and George got divorced then Clapton did marry her.