OMG CAN'T BELIEVE MY WIFE SAID THAT!!! ERIC CLAPTON - COCAINE (REACTION) 

Rich people resort. How lovely.

Thank goodness Eric loved a CCR groove 😁

He is the top of the 🐐

He was even in Delaney and Bonnie for spell and he got George Harrison in on that also....

JJ Cale wrote the damn song

He is actually half Canadian and British.. his dad was a ww2 canadian soldier that hooked up with his mother during ww2.. even though he thought his mother was his auntie for a long time.. He thought his grandmother rose Clapton was his mother.

JJ Cale didn't write Crossroads, not the one by Cream. Robert Johnson wrote it (as Crossroad Blues) in 1936

It's Lynyrd Skynyrd lol

I usually advocate for reactors listening to studio versions first, but I agree that Clapton is the exception.

Yep, the others can't seem to get off the Clapton pot, but the truth is that Clapton adored Cale, and followed him around like a pet dog, playing gigs with Cale as though he were God!

I prefer the Studio Version of Layla..as well.

Greatest Blues Guitarist in the world...hardly, do some homework and look beyond blues rocker wannabe's. 📚 ⊙ That's a total cheep shot at the history of the genre and it's century+ history of greats⁉️

I named one of my dogs years ago after that song 😂

Personally, though I like Jackson Brown, I never thought his version of Cocaine was a very good one. And I preferred lyrics closer to original more than the ones he and Glenn Frey added. I thought the singing lacked the feeling that the covers by Bob Dylan, Dave Van Ronk, Keith Richard's, and the original by Reverend Gary Davis brought to the song.

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Blind Faith, Derek and the Dominos...

Just One Night...

Ive seen hom 5 times Never disappointed. He comes alive on the stage. No way to describe him.

@@melissaward6311 The ONLY musician in the Rock & Roll HOF, 3 times; The Yardbirds, Cream & Solo❗❗❗ I've seen him 3 times; '78 Slowhand Tour, '88's 25th Anniversary Tour, with Mark Knopfler as his other guitarist & '98, with Bonnie Raitt, opening. Although he had an excellent band of musicians, in '98, their presentation was far too polished, sterile and almost, Vegas. The encore featured Cream's, Sunshine of Your Love, which was especially excruciating! 2 keyboardists, one playing cheesy, synth strings, going through the motions with that famous riff👎For myself, the best part of the show was his mid-point, solo set. Bonnie's band featured a couple of ringer, session aces; keys monster, Jon Cleary & slide specialist, Rick Vitto...their set blew Clapton's away❗The 25th Anniversary Tour, was easily, the best of the 3, for me...it was cool, seeing Patti Boyd, sitting offstage, during his laidback, Slowhand show. ☆ I won't publicly detail my issues with some of his recent, media antics, but like his former musician friend, the great, Robert Cray, I've lost a lot of respect for him as a person.

@@loilt5091 he's just a great musician to me I dont care about his personal life. Everytime I saw him it was just him as headliner. No extra performers. Last one I enjoyed was THE nothing but the blues tour,an evening of just blues and eric clapton. I happen to have had great experiences at his shows.

@@melissaward6311 That's cool 👍 The BLUES...now we're talkin'‼️ I'm blessed/cursed with the ability to mimic peoples voices & used to cover Clapton's take on the great, Freddie King's, Tore Down. ☆ What are your 3 favourite Clapton based, covers & originals❓ His voice really blossomed, from Layla, onwards...there's no denying his tremendous talent. Eric's father was a Canadian soldier, temporarily stationed in England during WWII. His underaged mother became pregnant, avoiding family scandal, he was raised, believing his grandparents were his parents, his mother, his sister. I'm 🇨🇦, his half brother was living here, in Raincouver & EC was rumoured to have finally met him...it would've been nice.