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Thanks for checking out our Eric Clapton reaction. Layla is quite an interesting song lol.
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@keymack2477 2 года назад

Watching Lex rock out and enjoy the musical ride while Brad struggles to figure the song out is more than half the fun of this channel!

@davidhoward2487 2 года назад

Always the same side to side sway...and blank look....Lexi however, Rocks enough for him too!

@ianbirtles6507 2 года назад

totally

@emilymartinez6961 2 года назад

It's half the fun but a little annoying at the same time, sorry l'm trying 😒✌

@Torthrodhel 2 года назад

Nah it's all the fun, they're both great.

@ohen 2 года назад

I'm not sure it's possible for someone with a soul to dislike the outro of Layla. The guy has issues.

@sumonjamal1653 2 года назад

Yes, he wrote 'Layla' was about Clapton falling in love with Pattie Harrison, who was then the wife of his best friend George Harrison, former Beatles lead guitarist. The situation was in the early 70's, George and Pattie were in the process of splitting up... she spent time w/ Eric, and he declared his love for her w/ this song. George kinda knew what was happening, but apparently, he wasn't shocked or surprised at the time... George and Eric talked later and he agreed to let Patti go... In 1974, George Harrison soon met Olivia, his second wife who was married to him until he passed away in 2001 from cancer. They had one son together. He and Eric Clapton (and even Pattie) stayed friends. Pattie was reportedly devastated when Harrison died, but she claimed George was unfaithful and had a drug problem in their marriage (so was Clapton) Eric and Pattie married in 1979(?) and George Harrison even attended their wedding and played music w/ 2 former Beatles Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr at the reception as a gift. However, Eric & Pattie (Boyd) divorced in 1989, cos Clapton was unfaithful... but they reportedly stayed friends.

@John_Chu 2 года назад

George had his own fling going on as well...with Ringo's wife Maureen. That didn't help matters. LOL.

@chariotreign 2 года назад

Ty kindly for a loving history told of friends. - just a kid born in America in '69

@LynnThompsonAuthor 2 года назад

Took major balls to pitch the wife of a Beatle! I saw an interview with Pattie once about this, and she said Eric had sent her a love letter while she was still married to George. She actually showed the letter to George and they thought it was amusing because Eric was quite a bit younger than George. But in the end, Pattie did leave George for him. I would imagine that anybody who marries a rock star and expects them to be faithful is living in a dream world.

@Ednerd 2 года назад

yeah and George Harrison's "Something" was written about her. 2 of the greatest songs ever written and about one girl. She must HAVE been something!!!

@davidotto3731 2 года назад

One of the many songs written about her.

@supertrexandroidx 2 года назад

"This song is about George Harrison's wife, Pattie. She and Clapton began living together in 1974 and married in 1979. Clapton and Harrison remained good friends, with George playing at their wedding along with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. Clapton left her for actress Lory Del Santo (with whom he had his son, Conor) in 1985." - Songfacts

@dzorba1 2 года назад

Well that's kinda crazy that they were living together in 1974 when she and Harrison didn't get divorced until 1977. Are you sure it was 1974?

@michaelgibson6204 2 года назад

George and Pattie were splitting up in 1969 when George quit The Beatles and this song was done in 1970 with Eric declaring his feelings for Pattie

@robertwarren7428 2 года назад

Clapton has referred to Harrison as his "husband in law"

@lizetteolsen3218 2 года назад

Actually, he anted to stay w/Patti and raise the boy. She said she felt profoundly humiliated and filed for divorce. According to her version.

@gillcawthorn7572 2 года назад

@@lizetteolsen3218 They both treated her very badly.

@peterwilkins7013 2 года назад

Anyone who doesn't like/ love that outro just doesn't like music. One of the greatest pieces of music ever recorded.

@ToneS-qy9hw 2 месяца назад

💯💯💯💯💯

@TheOneAndOnlyFloridaMan 2 года назад

Fun fact - Duane Allman from the Allman Brothers actually came up with and played the guitar part for this song. Hence why it's Derek and the Dominos not just Eric Clapton. The Allman Brothers were playing a concert in Miami and Eric Clapton was in the front row and they ended up meeting at a studio after the show and put this song together that night, August 26th 1970. This song was born on the same day and in the same city as my father lol. You guys should check out some more Allman Brothers when you get a chance, their song Dreams is amazing.

@joangordoneieio 2 года назад

Derek and the Dominos, Delaney & Bonnie. The (Allman) Bros. That was real music.

@jackrasbeary4156 2 года назад

Allman Brothers - LEGENDS

@bellodrade 2 года назад

Never knew that. I always thought it was Clapton on the slide. But Duane (RIP) was the best at it. Never would have guessed, tho.

@allisonoconnor8055 2 года назад

Yes more Allman Brothers please

@tomgilliam2891 2 года назад

Check out the album "The Layla Sessions" from this work. It features a lot of unreleased tracks with Clapton and Allman just improvising. There are five particular tracks called Jam 1, Jam 2, etc. They are 12 to 18 minutes each and pure jam session between two greats.

@Hellucinogen79 2 года назад

When that piano kicks in for the last instrumental half of the song is hands down one of the most melodic pieces ever in Rock music, IMO. Lex certainly looks like she was feelin' it.

@stu2333 2 года назад

Agreed!,,, that instrumental 👌

@dmCurator 2 года назад

Best outro ever!

@anthonycuozzo4842 2 года назад

Long boring ending Brad? Wtf

@markharris1125 2 года назад

I know, separately both halves of this song would be masterpieces but together they make something for the ages, like a pyramid, a hanging garden, a lighthouse in Alexandria. Now, I'm a bit weird in that music doesn't make me react physically, I can't dance, I can't even keep time properly - I can't do what Lex does. I'd be sitting there quiet and still too, just absorbing it and feeling it. But I wouldn't be complaining about one of the most magical things ever recorded. "I'm gonna have to listen to that again." "By YOURSELF." 😐

@ninja_tony 2 года назад

@@markharris1125 I'm the same way as you I think, I've even had people ask me before if I was even enjoying a song because I would sit totally still. I don't usually move around a lot to music, I rarely dance at all, and I just don't react physically to music like you said. But I FEEL everything. When certain, powerful songs come on, I can almost feel them moving through me. I guess for me, I process music mentally and spiritually more so than physically. I probably look a lot like Brad when I'm listening to music, just sitting stone faced, but the music is running through me like fire, I just don't display it outwardly lol.

@d_Howard 2 года назад

Back in the day, MTV had a series called "Unplugged", where artists played acoustic and non-electric versions of their songs. Eric Clapton sat down in front of an MTV audience in England and said, "See if you can spot this one." Imagine this rock anthem played as a soft acoustic ballad! It was an instant success, and the song hit the airwaves a second time! "Layla" was ranked number 27 on Rolling Stone's list of "The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time", and the acoustic version won the 1993 Grammy Award for Best Rock Song. Definitely worth a listen!

@ZacCostilla 2 года назад

I actually prefer the acoustic version over Derek & The Dominoes’ original.

@da_blade5040 2 года назад

Best show EVER! unplugged showed each song done with the amazing Rawness of the singers! AMAZING!!

@72KingDavid 2 года назад

@@ZacCostilla Me too.

@MustLoveDogsSA 2 года назад

That’s my favourite version!!! ❤️

@MustLoveDogsSA 2 года назад

@@ZacCostilla me three! ❤️

@johntremmel3949 2 года назад

That is the song about Patti Boyd The Beatles lead guitar player George Harrison’s wife, whom Eric Clapton had fallen in love with true story he got the girl and him and George remained friends

@dwanpyrtle3134 2 года назад

And George was ready for him to take her away.

@wyattsalmon4809 2 года назад

Patti was so beutiful

@lynnepashley4281 2 года назад

But he didn’t have her for long

@johntremmel3949 2 года назад

Yeah rock stars are fickle

@hongfang2508 2 года назад

Layla and Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin) were the two most highly played rock anthems of the early 70s, heard on radio constantly for years.

@bowtangey6830 2 года назад

#3 was Free Bird

@stevegillaspy9458 2 года назад

I remember in the late 80's those were the two most requested songs on the radio (for 18 years) and would occasionally swap #1 and #2 spots over the years

@richardcranium5048 2 года назад

In every major market you'll here both on the radio on at least one radio station every day, to this very day

@Jessica_Roth 2 года назад

A mid-1980s radio poll in NYC listed over 1000 songs, according to which song got the most votes. #1-"Stairway to Heaven" #2-"Born to Run". (remember, Bruce is from New Jersey; a bit of local voting, perhaps?) #3-"Layla" Ahead of *everything* from the Beatles (as a group or individuals), The Rolling Stones, The Who, Queen, etc, etc. Now that's high praise indeed.

@zeppelinfan9360 2 года назад

@@bowtangey6830 A strong argument for #2. 🎸

@jefffiore7869 2 года назад

Layla was based on an old Persian story, "Layla and Majnun" A story about forbidden love. It struck a chord with Clapton because of his forbidden love, Patti Boyd who was married to George Harrison.

@Gekokujo76 2 года назад

Layla and Majnun is a classic story of love most notably expressed by the great poets Nizami Ganjavi and Muhammad Fuzuli. It has been presented in many Middle Eastern and sub-continental cultures; Muslim, Sufi, Hindu, and secular. Layla and Qays, are in love from childhood but are not allowed to unite. Qays (called Majnun, which means “possessed”) is perceived to be mad in his obsession with Layla. Layla is married off to another and Majnun becomes a hermit, devoting himself to writing verses about his profound love of Layla. Although they attempt to meet, they die without ever realizing a relationship.

@jefffiore7869 2 года назад

@@Gekokujo76 Lord Byron called it Romeo and Juliet of the east

@glennw53 2 года назад

Yes, u got it Right.

@jefffiore7869 2 года назад

@@glennw53 Thanks to Polyphonic on RU-vid

@michaellockhart554 2 года назад

And... The brand new Tedeschi Trucks Band album I Am The Moon is based on this story

@amitychief3061 2 года назад

Always love Lex's interpretations to the songs. Sometimes different and quirky, but that's what music is all about. If it evokes emotion in you, than it did its job.

@mikethemotormouth 2 года назад

I may not always agree, let alone understand, but it's not a serious issue. Different folks having different strokes

@alexanderwalter4595 2 года назад

I've loved this song for decades, but never gave much thought to the reason for the dichotomy between the wailing guitars in the first half and melodic piano + guitar in the second half. I think Lex's interpretation is correct, and it's so impressive she understood this the first time hearing the song.

@jangle4246 2 года назад

The story is well told in Pattie Boyd’s autobiography, Wonderful Tonight (called Wonderful Today in the UK). She says that her husband George Harrison neglected her in favor of his interest in Indian spirituality. When she left George and married Eric Clapton, the new relationship was troubled by Eric’s alcoholism and drug addiction. But, as others have said here, Pattie was the inspiration for some great songs.

@williamsoule6498 2 года назад

Clapton recounted it in his autobiography too. Its a crazy story but not a bad one it seems.

@daviebananas1735 2 года назад

Wonderful Tonight is called just this in the UK too.

@surlechapeau 2 года назад

Brad & Lex, You'll love his "After Midnight", "Forever Man", "I Shot The Sheriff" and "Wonderful Tonight". Iconic song with a most iconic riff.

@MsGera777 2 года назад

I Shot The Sheriff live from Crossroads 2010, my favourite one

@cavecookie1 2 года назад

And, of course, after you listen to Clapton's cover of "After Midnight", do yourselves a favor, and give the original JJ Cale version a listen. I guessing you will like it! And also do the same with "Cocaine". Clapton's cover is what everyone knows, but, again, treat yourselves to the original JJ Cale version.

@MetFan37 Год назад

"Wonderful Tonight" is one song I wish EC had never written. Totally boring.

@murrayspiffy2815 2 года назад

Pattie Boyed hold the record for most songs written about her - she's got three of the all-time great songs that were inspired by her.

@michaeldowson6988 2 года назад

Joni Mitchell has two that I'm aware of. She turned quite a few heads in the music industry.

@SeamHead33 2 года назад

*Boyd *holds *has

@mattclark5861 2 года назад

@@SeamHead33 thank you typos bug me as well lol.

@doomhunter697 2 года назад

11 songs inspired by her.

@sjw5797 2 года назад

@@doomhunter697 Paul McCartney onetime girlfriend Jane Asher inspired quite a few songs as well.

@joemachine4714 2 года назад

This woman has at least three hit songs written about her: "Something" (Beatles) "Wonderful Tonight" (Clapton) "Layla" (Clapton) and more...

@chrislegner4816 2 года назад

Very impressive. She was extremely captivating.

@robertsaul234 2 года назад

"It's All Too Much". With your long blonde hair and your eyes so blue...

@normanleroy1874 2 года назад

There are clips of a young Patty Boyd here on youtube, and even I can see why those songs were written.

@normanleroy1874 2 года назад

(She had a scene in A Hard Days Night and she did some UK commercials if anybody is interested. And the correct spelling is Pattie Boyd, sorry. Beautiful, and there's an indefinable spark to her)

@d.j.starling3559 2 года назад

Actually, it's 3 songs from 3 different artists (in order of their release): "Something" (Beatles) "Layla" (Derek & The Dominos) "Wonderful Tonight" (Clapton) Possibly the all-time muse in rock music history. 😀

@relevantbrother8964 2 года назад

Lex has very fine music appreciation.

@gregfagan199 2 года назад

One of the best out-tros ever recorded. So much emotion packed into the playing.

@armadillotoe 2 года назад

That is Duane Allman of the Allman Brothers playing slide guitar with Eric Clapton. This is a true classic. Thank you.

@Lizardboy68 2 года назад

He made the song in my opinion . Gone too soon.

@nickshelley3118 Год назад

clapton was madly in love with pattie harrison, george harrison wife, he said it was crazy cause his band was caught up in it, but he finally got her. real love is crazy

@TheNewRevolution 2 года назад

Layla is a great album. Check out Bell Bottom Blues from that album. Every song is for or about Patty Boyd, George Harrisons wife, whom Clapton fell in love with. There are some great tracks on the Album plus Duane Allman and some other fabulous musicians collaborated with Clapton. The Piano and Allmans haunting slide guitar leading out of Layla has to be some of the most beautiful music ever written.

@emeraldcity_ 2 года назад

Yes! Bell Bottom Blues is amazing

@jamesfranklyn5312 2 года назад

THE PIANO ON THIS SONG WAS DONE BY THE LATE GREAT LEON RUSSEL.....ERIC CHOSE HIM SAYING HE'S THE ONLY ONE WITH ENOUGH SOUL TO PULL IT OFF...

@noshoesshawnseesshit 2 года назад

Brad relax and feel the music bro. Let it enter and just feel. The instrumental part is what takes this song from epic to legendary.

@GJRight 2 года назад

That guy is a block head.

@joebeard4687 2 года назад

Everytime I hear the piano kick in, I ALWAYS picture gangsters getting whacked on the movies "Goodfellas" and "Casino!" It's just embedded in the brain.

@user-or1ye3iz6d 2 года назад

Same!

@brainmolko 2 года назад

Had never heard the end of this song, then the piano kicked in and I realized it was from Goodfellas, seen that movie so many times and it just feels sweet but violent.

@FloridaRocks 2 года назад

Duane Allman's contribution to Layla is on RU-vid with a guitar isolation. INCREDIBLE -- R.I.P.

@rb9628 2 года назад

I love the urgency and intensity of Eric Clapton's vocals, underscored by the strident guitar riffs, for his unrequited love. It's painful to listen to his anguish.

@robertgoldsmith4198 Год назад

Nicely said …insightful interpretation

@Inglese001 Год назад

Not painful to listen to for me. Eric is way too laidback with his guitar playing - but in this song, he's actually playing with real fire and passion.

@bobschenkel7921 2 года назад

Eric Clapton was, is, a guitar for hire. He has been in so many different bands you can't keep up. The Yardbirds, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Blind Faith, Cream, Derek And The Dominoes, The Dirty Mac, and there are probably five or ten more out there, and you know what? It's ALL good.

@jefffiore7869 2 года назад

Delaney & Bonnie and friends was a good one too.

@deanroddey2881 2 года назад

He played guitar on Roger Water's "Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking".

@jpmojo 2 года назад

Beatles

@Quinctili 2 года назад

Although not credited, Clapton overdubbed a section of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" for the Beatles album recording. He was invited by George, they shared quite a few things....

@bobschenkel7921 2 года назад

@@jefffiore7869 Real good.

@liamwilson3119 2 года назад

I love how Lex is always so animated and Brad is just calm and relaxed. Perfect couple.

@normanleroy1874 2 года назад

They complement each other so well, it's a beautiful thing.

@JeanetteFaith 8 месяцев назад

She's a rocker at heart. He's a frowning rapper.

@richard_n 2 года назад

Fun fact- Eric Clapton played guitar on The Beatles While My Guitar Gently Weeps. He and George Harrison were best friends at the time.

@scottderechinsky9896 2 года назад

One of the greatest guitar riffs ever.

@kennethbrown5164 2 года назад

Duane Allman on the slide 🎸... beautiful ending with guitar then piano.

@damonbryan7232 2 года назад

A song so great I had to name my daughter after it

@scottchapin2323 2 года назад

Layla is one of Classic Rock's greatest songs, one of , if not the best Clapton song. He pours his heart out to a woman he loves, but is married to his best friend. He and George Harrison remained great friends through their life up until George's untimely death.

@kellifranklin4432 2 года назад

When my daughter was 3 this was the first song she ever learned. I then taught it to my 4 year old granddaughter. I come from 4 generations of strong females that love this song. I've had several pets named Layla and my car is called Layla. Thank you Eric Clapton!

@oldeskoolnana7543 2 года назад

Right there with you. This is music. I sound like my grandfather now.🤣🤣✌🌻🌻

@darrindybas6025 2 года назад

Clapton is polished. Every sound, every word and every performance....professionally polished.

@your_huge_ego_bores_me 2 года назад

Oh yeah, one of the greatest musicians ever. On the really, really short list.

@wen-nz3sk 2 года назад

Anyone else just sit her and enjoy watching Lex get her groove on!! Love this girl!! ❤❤ About Patti Boyd, Clapton fell in love with his friends (aka George) wife, later, married her and divorced her. Now relisten Brad!! Duane Allman wrote this riff!!

@jackieblue1267 2 года назад

The song is iconic. One of the most famous and recognisable intros in rock like Smoke on the Water. Timeless music.

@ninja_tony 2 года назад

Absolutely agreed, Layla is a masterpiece. Is your name a reference to the Ozark Mountain Daredevils song?

@jackieblue1267 2 года назад

@@ninja_tony Yes it is and also a friend.

@russallert 2 года назад

The extended instrumental was originally written by singer/songwriter Rita Coolidge. She was in a relationship with drummer Jim Gordon when they were both in Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs & Englishmen band. Gordon was mentally unstable, to say the least - he later killed his mother and has been imprisoned ever since. Gordon also physically attacked Rita Coolidge and she ended the relationship. Gordon became the drummer for Derek & The Dominos, and he brought Coolidge's piano instrumental into the band, presenting it as his own composition. When Layla came out, Coolidge tried to get royalties for it, but was blocked by Clapton's powerful manager Robert Stigwood.

@rsaustin312000 Год назад

Great song. Written and played by two of the best guitarist Clapton and Duane Allman

@rafaelorantes7185 2 года назад

I am glad you guys picked the right version.

@TheConservativeinaction 2 года назад

well this is the only the version, i dont think there is a shorter version.

@rafaelorantes7185 2 года назад

I was referring to the unplugged version or the different live versions out there.

@happymethehappyone8300 2 года назад

You BOTH Will TOTALLY Enjoy This Must Hear Classic,, CROSBY,, STILLS & NASH "SUITE: JUDY BLUE EYES"

@jamesharper3933 2 года назад

It's the second part of this song that I love the most.

@staciojeda4146 2 года назад

I'd love to see Brad just relax and vibe to the music. This song is classic.. brings back lots of memories for me... and yep.. the ending is the best part!

@BlackHatCinephile 2 года назад

Building up a wall of resistance. Rock>Rap, he doesn't want it to be true, but it would take deafness to avoid it.

@rickcooper53 2 года назад

@@BlackHatCinephile Interesting way to put it. Are there any really great musicians in rap/hip hop? Not that I'm aware of.

@BlackHatCinephile 2 года назад

@@rickcooper53 Sure. I like Mike Shinoda, NAS, Baby Bash, Juvenile, X-Ecutioners, basically rap vocals with rock music behind it is fine with me. The rap I don't like is the kind where non-musical people can have a musical career with zero musical talent.

@enyazogd5325 2 года назад

@@BlackHatCinephile The star of Linkin Park was 100% chester, mike shinoda is kinda just thrown in there as a "rap complement". He does his job with pretty good flow, but he doesn't have a particularly engaging voice and vocal delivery. Zach de la rocha from Rage Against The Machine has it all, fantastic voice, fantastic delivery, fantastic flow, and fits the band extremely well. Not to mention that he is also an amazing screamer so he's a rapper and metal screamer at the same time. Rage Against The Machine are a lot better than Linking Park as a whole package imo

@BlackHatCinephile 2 года назад

@@enyazogd5325 Excuse me if I don't conform to your opinion, which you may or may not have conformed to after some opinionator told you to think that. Shinoda rocks as a rapper. And the ability to rock is the standard I judge rappers by, not "flow", whatever that is.

@krosys 2 года назад

2 of the greatest guitarists ever. Skydog Duane Allman and Slowhand Eric Clapton. Its really a masterpiece

@happymethehappyone8300 2 года назад

ERIC CLAPTON "WONDERFUL TONIGHT" & "SEE WHAT LOVE CAN DO"..ABSOLUTE MUST HEAR CLASSICS.

@MusicFan1977 2 года назад

It's great watching Brad's analytical take on every song while Lex is always busy vibing out on them (including on Layla). That's a perfect mix of different reactions styles; the two styles are complimentary.

@tomhoak 2 года назад

The end of the song was in Goodfellas, so it's an instant classic.

@tinagriggs1004 2 года назад

Just saw him in Nashville in September this year. He is still rocking a stage!

@happymethehappyone8300 2 года назад

DEREK & THE DOMINOS (Eric Clapton) "BELL BOTTOM BLUES"...CLASSIC.

@michaeldowson6988 2 года назад

The magic sound of Duane Allman on a slide guitar. He did loads of session work; for a bluesy number look up 'Loan Me a Dime' by Boz Scaggs w/Allman.

@midkingsteve 2 года назад

Another AMAZING track from this album is Bell Bottom Blues. Also about the same girl, lol. This whole abl basically was. He literally sat down amd showed it to her and was like this is all about you. How do you like it? I guess she did.🤷‍♂️😆

@eileendobbs8009 2 года назад

For so many years I thought that wailing guitar was Clapton. It wasn't until much much later I found out it was the late, great Duane Allman. Possibly the greatest slide guitarist ever. It's funny how both George Harrison and Eric Clapton wrote such great love songs proclaiming their undying love for Patti but both cheated on her and ultimately lost her because of that and heavy drug use.

@kevindohn6776 2 года назад

Wonder what she was doing while they were away on tour, cuz of course women never cheat

@robertgeorge5381 6 месяцев назад

Such a beautiful song. The piano exit with the slide guitars brings to tears... It's so heart wrenching. Brad. I'm big on lyrics, but sometimes you just got to forget about them, close your eyes, and feel the music as much as listening to it. Great channel, I love watching the 2 of you react. Thank you

@cobaltcanarycherry 2 года назад

Eric Clapton crazy in love with the immortal Duane Allman playing slide guitar to help express his pain. It doesn't get better than this.

@TubetakerBHV 2 года назад

George Harrison (lead guitarist of The Beatles) wrote the song "Something" from "Abbey road" about her. Eric Clapton wrote "Layla" and "Wonderful tonight" for her. What a lady she seems to be. :-D

@lonniebrown889 2 года назад

This is the power of this song, I know it was released in 1970 and I have heard it everywhere for years. But after 1990 this song is permanently seared into my mind for the bodies that turned up courteous of Jimmy Conway in the 1990 movie “Goodfellas”. Very good movie if you like to watch “mob” movies. Once you see it you will understand what I’m saying.

@stevecallais1713 2 года назад

its also about mystical love in sufism, which Clapton was reading at the time. Layla is a symbol of divine love of the beloved.

@k1hasard 2 года назад

This is one of those songs that's great for a long highway trip when you are the only car on the road. The long part on the end is meant to relax and enjoy, not to try to figure out.

@edh3709 2 года назад

Flashback to Goodfella's. Top 10 movie of all time. Oh, the song rocks too! Live Lex's groove! And everytime I start think Brad is getting it, he has this kind of reaction. Dude! Stop worrying about the lyrics and enjoy the awesome music.

@fidge54 2 года назад

Or Google the lyrics for goddsake! Why guess what it's about?

@stevensapyak7971 2 года назад

12.9.21. If you have to explain it, he wouldn’t understand‼️. The man has no STYLE™️

@kidpoker007 2 года назад

It’s funny how Lex appreciates the actual musicianship but Brad doesn’t get it

@cheryljackson5659 2 года назад

I don't think music is Brad's thing. He's too analytical to enjoy the creative process.

@avenueb 2 года назад

@@cheryljackson5659 he brings nothing from a music critic perspective lol

@your_huge_ego_bores_me 2 года назад

Brad hears words much more than notes. He is sorta deaf when it comes to music.

@alexanderwalter4595 2 года назад

Brad should just read the lyrics from a sheet of paper, without any music. Leave the song review to Lex.

@brobinson7978 2 года назад

Old Slow Hand. Legendary band member and solo artist

@geometricsphereuniversalin7043 Год назад

This song goes from passion to longing, amazing tune

@happymethehappyone8300 2 года назад

A MUST HEAR CLASSIC,, BLIND FAITH (Eric Clapton) "CAN'T FIND MY WAY HOME" (Vocals Provided By Legendary Music Icon Steve Winwood)

@josephjohnson7256 2 года назад

Brad, with all due respect the end was the best part!

@kevinhouse1015 Месяц назад

Derek and the Dominos were a short-lived English-American blues rock band formed in the spring of 1970 by singer-guitarist Eric Clapton, keyboardist-singer Bobby Whitlock, bassist Carl Radle and drummer Jim Gordon.

@AB-C1 2 года назад

I love the way Lex analyses the music and not just the lyrics But the way the instrumentals are written and played and interprets the meaning behind the tone and phrasing.. love you guys! Cheers from London England 👍😎🎸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@TempeLane11552 2 года назад

Simply one of the best of all time. Pattie Boyd was an all-time muse.

@sattymike0155 2 года назад

I’m so used to hearing his more recent acoustic version now. Almost strange hearing this one again.

@michaelrocker9000 2 года назад

I never cared for the "Unplugged" version of this song.

@christopherdillard1 2 года назад

Right? I was just thinking the same thing. I haven't heard this version in forever.

@cesarnarro6013 2 года назад

@@michaelrocker9000 the unplugged version is OK but you can't compare to this, absolute classic.

@boom_town77 Год назад

Definitely my favorite reaction channel. The dichotomy. The juxtaposition of energy and stoicism, yet feeling the same, is amazing.

@happymethehappyone8300 2 года назад

Eric Clapton Is A Legendary Music Icon With A HUGE Catalog Of Classic Hits..Before Going Solo,, He Was In "The Yardbirds",, "John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers",, "Cream,, "Blind Faith" & "Derek & The Dominos"

@hongfang2508 2 года назад

Clapton wrote this song for Patti Boyd who was married to George Harrison of the Beatles. Eric fell in love with her but couldn't have her. This song expresses his anguish about the situation. After they divorced, Eric married Patti.

@Robert-tc1bt 2 года назад

Eric Clapton is smooth guitarist. Check this-----> The Yardbirds are an English rock band, formed in London in 1963. The band's core lineup featured vocalist and harmonica player Keith Relf, drummer Jim McCarty, rhythm guitarist/bassist Chris Dreja and bassist/producer Paul Samwell-Smith. The band is known for starting the careers of three of rock's most famous guitarists, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, and Jeff Beck, all of whom ranked in the top five of Rolling Stone magazine's list of 100 greatest guitarists.[4] The band had a string of hits throughout the mid-1960s, including "For Your Love", "Heart Full of Soul", "Shapes of Things", and "Over Under Sideways Down".

@Tim21189 2 года назад

One of the all time greatest rock songs.

@PiterDeVries668 11 месяцев назад

Man, we love you guys, Brad be sittin there all like a damn Mentat, all analyzing lyrics and beats... Meanwhile Lex over there just vibin the HELL out! Yall are the perfect couple for this kind of video!

@Bertie22222 2 года назад

Lex listens to music, gets in the groove, turns to Brad and sees the same impression of a statue that he does to every single song he hears.

@kevinoleary586 2 года назад

Indeed. No appreciation of creativity and skill in these songs. At least Spock played an instrument in one StarTrek episode. Why bother?

@jamesnewman9547 2 года назад

Please react to the later live acoustic version! They are both great, song matures with Clapton.

@voodooacidman 2 года назад

you guys are the perfect reaction team! 1 looking for hidden depths, and 1 appraising it's actual value! i love this song, but i sympathize with people who do not enjoy extended solo's . keep up the great work guys! big love to all people :)

@revelatorphoenix 2 месяца назад

A song written about Pattie Boyd. George Harrison also fell in love with her and wrote the Beatles “ Something “.

@katherinemorelle7115 2 года назад

If you like this, I highly recommend Evie (Parts 1,2&3 in order) by Stevie Wright. Honestly, it’s the best rock song any Aussie has ever produced, and that includes everything by AC/DC. Saying that though, Evie was written and produced by Harry Vanda and George Young, Young being older brother to Malcolm and Angus of Acca Dacca, and all three (Stevie, Harry and George) were in what we generally regard as Australia’s first ever proper rock band, The Easybeats, who sang Friday On My Mind (another epically awesome song). So definitely give Evie (all three parts, in order, one after the other) a go. It’s a masterpiece.

@willblood7082 2 года назад

Yes this song is about Eric’s love for George Harrison’s wife Pattie Boyd. Now you need to react to “Bell bottom blues” by Derek and the dominoes. It’s best if you find a lyric video so you can follow along, it’s much easier than trying to make out some of the lyricsYes this song is about Eric’s love for George his wife Patty Boyd.

@nebidiaswift5200 2 года назад

This song is legendary my dad showed it to me when I was real young like “this is actually a man called Eric Clapton and this is his first big band” it’s also famously featured to length with fast and slow parts included in the goodfellas movie

@ontrack16 Год назад

From the album Layla And Assorted Love Songs. George Harrison and Eric Clapton were and continued to be best friends. Everybody loved Pattie Boyd (Harrison). She had her own television show. She was tired of George's affairs (sorry G) and her and Eric were always close and stayed together throughout the 70s, I believe. Layla is such a great song. Thank you!

@laurietanigawa7373 2 года назад

I love this version, he did a slower version later in his career, not nearly as good as this one the original.

@hmichaelr1 2 года назад

Actually, I love the acoustic version!

@gbcrowne271 2 года назад

It was the Unplugged version, very different vibe

@TheoZoffrok 2 года назад

I completely agree Laurie. What makes this song so compelling, apart from that epic riff of course, is its urgency, and the sheer desperation of Clapton's vocal, easily the best he ever did. The acoustic version loses everything that makes the original a classic, and exposes the lyric as nothing special, especially when crooned rather than almost screamed.

@lumpyfishgravy 2 года назад

For some reason I always pair this with Clapton's "Wonderful Tonight" - defintely worth a listen.

@Meine.Postma 2 года назад

Both about Patti Boyd

@mikefixx7177 2 года назад

I liked it to see Lex like this song, I heard this song a thousand times and never get tired of it, its a classic

@clarekoloski8259 Год назад

You two are so cute!! I just smile the whole time watching you guys! 😁❤

@TheNewRevolution 2 года назад

I can't believe Brad is dragging literally one of the greatest songs ever made. He always dumps on songs about taking another man's woman. This song is not really about that. Clapton and Harrison actually remained good friends after the split.

@user-or1ye3iz6d 2 года назад

Always LOVED that ending 🙌❤️ Brad, HOWWW can you have a negative reaction to that ending? I can't fathom it. I'm not judging you. But I just can't imagine not liking that ending at all. 🤔

@xtinkerbellax3 2 года назад

Yea it's my favorite part of the song lol

@dunnd1 2 года назад

Agreed. The bittersweet of the piano kicking will make my eyes tear if I haven't heard the song in a while.

@RT-mn2pb Год назад

That piano and slide guitar combo part gets me every time. It is just sooooo smooth.

@Lewis9700 Год назад

I love how you guys get right into the music and don't waste any time

@MrsRealistic 2 года назад

Don't know if you guys have heard "Cocaine" or not but it's another classic. It was originally done by J.J. Cale in 1976, but was redone by Clapton a year later. In my opinion this is the best version of this song, the slower guitar version he did later is good, but it doesn't have that grit to it. I don't personally like the end of this song. I never have. It doesn't really fit with the rock/blues vibe of the first part and it's way too long. That's just preference I guess.

@marksims6425 2 года назад

As much as Brad vibes on lyrics he ought to check out Al Stewart’s “the year of the cat” !!!!!

@lindasaunders9559 Год назад

I agree...Brad and Lex...you guys are adorable. Love watching you both...Lex is like an old soul from back in the day...60's and 70's. She usually gets it which Brad rolls with...and tries to catch up good naturedly. Enjoy your reactions and share them with friends and family... especially my kids!!! Thanks!!!

@aubreypatterson8309 2 года назад

They got the band name when they first played in public, the MC asked the name of the group, Clapton said "Erick and the dynamos" the MC misheard and introduced them as Derrick and the Dominoes.

@bynumite76 2 года назад

Love you guys but you literally have the world of information at your fingertips. Do a little research.

@joannparker1977 Год назад

The very first real rock song I ever heard. I was in 5th grade at the lake. Instantly loved it.

@thomasjurgensen2086 2 года назад

You are right Lex Eric Clapton was in the Yardbirds,John Mayall's Blues ,Cream, Breakers,Derick and the Dominos,and Blind Faith

@danm9460 2 года назад

You can kind of tell who thought it went on too long and who didn't want it to end 🤣

@mikelundquist4596 2 года назад

The same core band played with Bonnie and Delaney, Derek and the Dominos, and George Harrison's All Things Must Pass. Unsung heros.

@jonschlegel1597 2 года назад

You guys are so lucky to be best friends....it's a nice thing. .I enjoy your work

@mvellis3863 2 года назад

One of the all time classic songs of rock, from one of the all time classic albums of rock.

@thefoss5387 2 года назад

George used to joke that he and Eric were "Husband in Laws"...the slide guitar and Southern Rock soul sound was due to the Greg Allman of the Allman Brothers sitting in. The song, itself, was inspired by a love story that originated in 7th-century Arabia and later formed the basis of The Story of Layla and Majnun by the 12th-century Persian poet Nizami Ganjavi. Which Clapton had a copy of. It was about a man in love with a beautiful girl that he could not marry. The Piano part was written by drummer Jim Gordon, who was fooling around on the piano, when Clapton heard it, and added it to his song.