Rappers React To Eric Clapton "Layla"!!!
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Eric Clapton is the greatest. This song is a result of the best collaboration of all time . Written by Clapton and Duane Allman of the Allman Brothers . Allman brothers is a another can of worms you will have to open in the future
Eric is my favorite guitarist ever! Him on the beano album is the best guitar playing u will ever hear.
Duane had nothing to do with writing the song but everything to do with making it the classic it is. The finished song started out as two separate songs. The first part written by Clapton. The second part by drummer Jim Gordon
The greatest? Guitarist? Nope.
allman had nothing to do with this. eric had the first part written and the drummer gordon was using his studio after everyone left to record his own album without telling eric. eric came in one night and caught him, he was playing what ended up becoming the second half of layla. Eric told him he had his permission to use his studio, but only if gordon gave him that song. He agreed and the rest is history
It's lyrics are all Clapton because he fell in love with Patti Boyd who was already married to George Harrison from the Beatles, so the phrasing of the lyrics are all about him not being able to get her but she knows how he feels about her.
And to really make sure that she and George Harrison get the message, he invites them both to the studio and sings the lyrics to Layla which gets him Patti Boyd a few months later.
Eric Clapton played and sang Layla at the 1985 Live Aid concert. Phil Collins played drums and it was a fantastic performance.
Hendrix went to see Clapton because of the wah wah peddle Clapton was playing. He was blown away with it after hearing Cream and Clapton headed to England. They ended up friends and Clapton actually bought him a left handed guitar but found out he had just died before he could give it to him. Clapton is god!
It’s literally a miracle that man survived to old age.
Got to see him live 10 years ago with Steve Winwood.
Clapton is God. ✌️💗😊
Gotta love Clapton, the man is a legend. Speaking of legends him and B.B. King have an album together called Ridding With The King.
@Syx They were all in The Yardbirds together
You should watch the Crossroads Music Festival.
Originally released in 1970 under the band name "Derek and the Dominos" (go read up on the collaboration of musicians) off the album "Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs", you need to hear the entire album... RIP Duane.
The greatest album in rock history.
My fave Eric Clapton song. He produced this masterpiece when he called himself & his band "Derek & the Dominoes". A true guitar GOD. Thanks for your reaction.
Throughout the late 60s, you would find “Clapton is God” graffiti’d on the walls in London. He was the first guitar god.
Layla was written for Eric's wife, Patti Boyd. She had just divorced George Harrison, his best friend. Eric wrote Layla, Bell Bottom Blues, Wonderful tonight about Patti. George wrote Something, I need you, For you blue, If I needed someone about her as well. This makes Patti Boyd the most written about woman in history.
songs with clapton, “ sunshine of your love, white room, crossroads “.
All are Cream songs that you mentioned.
All Clapton on guitar correct? They just happen to be my faves.
Right. Cream, Yardbirds, Blind Faith all had Clapton playing, plus of course his solo career. Derek & the Dominoes was the name of the group that did the original version of Layla. That was a supergroup that had Clapton and Duane Allman and other band members.
Eric Clapton and Gary Moore are THE modern Blues guitar legends.
I have to put one of the original and best in here: Peter Green. Please don't forget him.
@@DawnSuttonfabfour Don't forget about Rory Gallagher
B.B King ?
And B B King!
@casumarzu-fr2zn LOL I hear this all the time. SRV was better than any of them, but if you don't think Clapton at his best was stunningly great try listening to his leads on Derek and the Dominoes In Concert. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad has two of the most amazingly technical, fluid, and expressive solos ever recorded, and Let It Rain has several minutes where Clapton just boggles the mind.
Eric Clapton fell in love with George Harrison’s wife. She left George and married Eric-and they were such good friends George forgave him! If you’re going to get into Cream-they were called Cream because they were the cream of the crop. People spray painted Clapton is God around England. But it was Jack Bruce on bass that was the lead in that band and Ginger Baker holding everything down (musically). They pioneered psychedelic rock, early heavy metal, electric blues rock. I recommend the songs Spoonful, Tales Of Brave Ulysses, Deserted Cities of the Heart, Born Under A Bad Sign, Strange Brew, Outside Woman Blues, any of those songs, I love them. Also, Sunshine of Your Love is obviously a classic.
And Ginger Baker once was asked about John Bonham and said "he couldn't swing a sack of shit"
And this song was originally from Derek and the Dominoes when Clapton was in that band. And as someone else said this song was a love letter to George Harrison's (Beatles) wife.
@@codydrummer Ginger Baker hated everyone 😆😩
@@codydrummer Doh! That’s what I forgot to mention lol. That was the whole point of my comment, that this song was about/for George Harrison’s wife. I guess I digressed lol
I was rasied in Scotland and I remember taking the train down to London with my parents when I was like 6 or 7 years old (circa 1965) and I remember seeing a wall of handbills proclaiming "Clapton Is God". My parents were militant Christian and made their displeasure at such "sacrilege"
Man I love Jack Bruce.
B.B. King is known as one of the greatest blues guitarists of all time and he said Peter Green had the sweetest guitar tone he had ever heard. Peter Green was in Fleetwood Mac and created the band as a blues band. He left the band before they became a pop rock band. Most underrated guitarist of all time. My fav song of Peter Green is Ive Got a Mind to give up Living.
When you’re watching Eric Clapton, just remember, you’re seeing the only musician who has been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 4 times
Rosanna
Roxanne
Michelle
Alison
Sarah
Angie
Brandy
Mandy
Gloria
Cecilia
Maggie May
Jessica
Nancy
Barbara Ann
Billie Jean
Layla
Lola
Polly
Helena
Jenny From The Block
Sherry
Laura
Wendy
Maria
Peggy Sue
Minnie The Moocher
Tracy
Jean
Jane
Mary Ann
Eleanor Rigby
For those who know, you know.
Btw, this was all from memory and I'm certain I used the wrong spellings for at least 10 of these.
Polly! I forgot about that one!
Way to go getting Mini The Moocher in there.
The MTV unplugged version of this is just as good, if not better. Slowed down and very smooth.
I have to agree with you ✌
I always preferred the original over the unplugged. The energy you see in this version is infectious and he flat out wails on the guitar in this one
Unplugged version is not just slowed down but an entirely different arrangement of the song. Nah, nothing touches the original recording from the iconic double album imho. Two words: Duane Allman. Nothing beats Slowhand and Skydog together!!
I prefer the unplugged version to be honest. So smooth 😎
The original cannot be beat. I have mixed feelings about the unplugged version
Eric starts singing and the chills start! Great Reaction!
In the right mood and setting, I'm not ashamed to say I can cry to this song's ending. Just provokes something in me man.
The story you're referring to where Hendrix got on stage with Cream is true. Hendrix had just moved to England to start his solo career there, and his manager took him to a Cream show and asked if he could get on stage to jam. Clapton said yes, and Jimi got on stage and performed Howlin Wolf's Killing Floor with Cream minus Clapton. He cemented his reputation as the next Guitar God, and Clapton was blown away as well as everyone else there. Jimi is the real deal...🔥
On the original recording of Layla in 1971, the slide guitar at the end was played by Duanne Allman from the Allman Bros Band.
Glad this came up in my suggestions! Legendary song by the Legend Eric Clapton.
I never miss an opportunity to watch reactions to this clip!
Derek and The Dominos
Awesome!! Loved yall's reaction!! Missed being able to comment..my inet has been acting weird! Missed y'all!:)
At some point, you need to hear the unplugged version
Great reaction guys. My sister has the same name but spells it differently. I remember this song playing on radio a lot when I was in public school. There is also a band that has my name as is its title: 311 - Amber. Smokey, I really like your Tales From The Crypt t-shirt, I watched that with my siblings when we were kids. 👋🏼👏🏼🙌🏼👍🏼💜🇨🇦
I have always loved this song. I remember hearing it on the radio all the time growing up (my mom listened to the "old rock" stations). Also, another GREAT guitarist was Allen Collins from Lynyrd Skynyrd. I HIGHLY recommend you guys check out Free Bird. You two will NOT be disappointed. ♥
fun fact: this song got a Grammy when it was re-released .the co-writer, Jim Gordon. received his Grammy while in prison for the ax-murder of his mother...the only ax-murderer ever to win a Grammy
A terribly tragic story. Gordon was probably the greatest drummer in rock history (along with Neil Peart) but was an undiagnosed schizophrenic. He self-medicated with massive amounts of drugs, but they ultimately couldn't keep the voices at bay. His mother kept trying to help him by trying to get him to commit himself while he fought it, but he eventually came to believe his mother was mind-controlling him and ordering him to hurt people. To stop her, he bashed her head when she opened the apartment door to him. One small point wrong - he used a hammer.
Trying to choose between Eric Clapton and Alex Lifeson is the same as picking which of your children you love more.
I always think of this as the "GoodFellas" song.
Every time I hear it, I can see Tommy Carbone hanging, frozen, in the back of that meat truck.
@@ExUSSailor What about the poor Frenchy? dead in that garbage truck!!!
That's what I always think about as well
Eh?
How can Alex Lifeson go against literally God??
They're equals. If guitar skills were a video game stat, Lifeson and Clapton would both be maxed out. It's pointless to compare.
Yeah I agree
I love the Gracie shirt you're rocking. Gotta represent!!
I absolutely love that you guys are reacting to classic rock, I grew up on Pink Floyd and Zeppelin, i saw David Gilmore live and it was surreal, and it's always a thrill seeing you react to the genre, but I again want to recommend A Skylit Drive covering Love the Way you Lie, I honestly don't have anyone in my life that loves metalcore so I haven't been able to share this song with anyone, as rappers that love metal you guys are the perfect audience, for the record I'm sure you get thousands of requests and I don't expect you drop shit and cater to me, keep up the good work, cheers from Canada guys 🇨🇦
I saw him live 2 years running about 10yrs ago....he still got it...soooooo coool 😅
The slow piano part was in Goodfellas, when Jimmy is cutting off all the "loose ends" after their big heist
Always listen to Eric in live versions. Every solo improvised and different every time. Bear in mind Eric came to fame in 1963 with the Yardbirds, much of the music since would not have happened without the pioneers like. Clapton, Beck, Page, Hendrix, Iommi, Blackmore, Gilmour….
The drummer is the legendary Steve Gadd....look up his discography the guy has almost literally played for everyone
Eric had a decade and a half of being a Guitar God under his belt before Alex Liefson even had a record deal
Layla is Eric Clapton, but it's recorded under the band name Derrick and the Dominos
Full disclosure, I have been a devout Rush fan since March of 1976. They have been my favourite band from that day to this, and save for Jimi Hendrix nobody really comes close to Rush for me. That said, I believe that Alex Lifeson would not be the guitarist that he became without the influence of Eric Clapton. Whilst Eric Clapton wasn't Lifeson's only early influence, "Slowhand" was certainly among a handful of major influences on the young Alex "Lerxst" Lifeson. By the time that Rush was originally formed in the late 1960's Eric Clapton had already made a name for himself as the original guitarist in The Yardbirds (to be replaced by Jeff Beck who would, in turn, be replaced by Jimmy Page); had recorded with John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers and was active in Cream, releasing their "Disreali Gears" album in 1968, the year that Rush formed to play high school dances and the "Coff-In" teen "drop-in center" in the basement of a local Toronto church.
To the question of which is the "better" player it is hard to compare a straight ahead Blues player like Clapton with a Prog-Rock God like Alex Lifeson. But then you asked the ultimate questions, didn't you? Could Alex replace Eric in Cream? And could Eric Replace Alex in Rush? I think we have a clue to the answer to that in the album "Feedback" by Rush. Recorded to celebrate their 30th anniversary Rush recorded an EP of eight covers of songs from their earliest, most important influences from their youth. On "Feedback" Rush recorded covers of "Crossroads", which is a Robert Johnson original from the 1920's and also covered by both Cream and The Who. Also on the "Feedback" record are a couple of Yardbird covers from their Jeff Beck days ("Heart Full Of Soul", "Shapes Of Things") which demonstrates that Alex could have indeed replaced not only Eric Clapton in Cream, Alex could have replaced either Clapton or Jeff Beck in The Yardbirds. I don't think that either Beck or Clapton could have replaced Alex in Rush. A case of the student becoming the master. I have long believed that Alex is the most underrated and under appreciated guitarist in rock.
Yeah, I with you in regards to Clapton replacing Alex in Rush. However, Beck is one of my favorite guitar players of all time and I'm pretty sure can play Alex's parts. For me what makes a guitar players great, is how creative he/she is. I think Richie Blackmore stated, the sounds Beck can get out of a guitar is just on another level. Beck uses the guitar to mimic melodies he finds appealing, like a female vocalist or foreign cultural music as an example. Also like Alex, Beck is a gear and effects junkie. Skill level on the guitar is one thing, but you have to put in the time with effects and the gear to take your playing to another level. My top 5 guitar players are Beck, Knopfler, Lifeson, Gary Moore and Gilmour. In my opinion out of the 5 listed, Beck has experimented and broken the most barrier with the guitar. The guys is mad genius level.
Damn, I was rewatching all seasons of King of the Hill recently and that joke in the beginning killed me for minutes xD
CLAPTON GOT 100 LIVES! IT'S CRAZY! LOOK AT HIM WHEN I PLAYED WITH CREAM! YOU WILL UNDERSTAND THE DIFERREBT LIVES HE GOT! LIKE IF IT WAS DIFFERENT PERSONS, GUITAR PLAYER! THE GUY, GOT SEVERAL OVERDOSES OF DRUGS, LOST A SON, IT'S A SURVIVOR! A'D, YOU CAN FEEL IT IN HIS MUSIC! WHAT A GREAT MUSICIAN!
I will be going to see Eric Clapton Sept. 21, 2021 in Nashville Tn. Can't Wait!! I've seen him live several times. The first was in late 1977. Yes I'm getting old.
Only two people EC heard and considered quitting guitar afterwards, one was Hendrix; the other was SRV. He outlived both. 😢
'Wedding Dance' y'all nailed it!
He was also in Blind Faith with Steve Winwood and Derick and the Dominoes ... before he started actually singing songs, he didn't even think he could hold a note. Some one told him to try it and blew everyone away.
The song was written by Eric for the woman he had fallen madly in love with. She also happened to be the wife of his best friend. George Harrison (guitarist for The Beatles). Her name was Patty Boyd. He changed it to Layla (a more common name in England.) to not make it so obvious to George.
Cream was also a three piece band with one of the greatest bassists ever, Jack Bruce, and greatest drummers ever, Ginger Baker. Definitely check out a live video of theirs from the '60s if you get a chance. I think without Cream there would be no Rush!
I named my daughter after this song
Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, and Jeff Beck were all in the Yardbirds. These were 3 of the greatest guitarists of the era. I've never heard of the guitarist you've got competing against Eric Clapton - seems a strange pairing.
I'd love to see them react to some Yardbirds
Alex Lifeson is the guitarist for Rush and he is an incredible and well-respected musician
@@pastorofmuppets13 He's as good as Clapton, Page, and Beck. Not better, but as good. Once you get to that level of musicianship, they're all equals. A master is a master.
@@Beefnhammer I was replying to the original poster who never heard of Alex Lifeson - which I find impossible if you listen to rock or metal, but Geddy and Neil do overshadow him in most conversations, but he is up there with the rest of the greats.
No one can compare to Eric Clapton
Duane Allman needs to be on your list he in fact wrote and played the main line in this song.
I heard that story as well about Eric hearing JImi for the first time. Jimi was covering the Bob Dylan song "All Along the Watch Tower"
Damn, such a fine response.
It's called MUSIC...........talent, real talent; LIVE, no Auto Tune........a real Hall of Fame...........performer........
Back in 96, I was 13 and I signed up for my middle school talent show. I did this Song (Unplugged Version Which is the Best IMO). at the end I got a standing ovation. probably one of the coolest moments in my life. Especially since I was the the fat, unpopular kid at the time. I now have two daughters, My first born, Layla was dedicated to this song. My Youngest Daughter, her name is Lily, after a Shinedown song, Amaryllis.
Now you see why he is known as Slowhand. Even at a fast pace he still seems to have all the time in the world.
Eric is the only 3-time inductee into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Two thumbs up
The song Old Love from this same show will blow your mind
Patiently waiting for an Iron Butterfly reaction to Ina-Gadda-Da-Vida 🙂
Same!
17 min version right?
🤔 Alex "sings & plays keys" on the song The Garden + has an amazing "subtle 🎸 solo" (Live Clockwork Angels Tour video). 😏 This is tough! Hearing this Layla version brought back some awesome memories of hearing this on the 📻 when radio was cool! 🐰
🦋 Well there are many bands that have songs in which a female's name is used. Unfortunately I'm very busy an there is no time to type them all out here. But I do recall a couple songs that quickly comes to mind you guys haven't reacted to yet. Puscifer's Augostina & A Perfect Circle's Rose & Brena. This was a great reaction guys! There are some amazing songs by Eric Clapton. My all time favorite is Tears in Heaven He wrote and dedicated the song to his son Conor that passed away in 1991.
Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page were together in the Yardbirds, actually, the first name of Led Zeppelin was The New Yarbirds
The band that released this was Derek and the Dominos with two Allman brothers.
Jimmy was on live tv and he stopped playing his song and started playing a cream song , you can look the clip up , he and eric become good friends, jimi Hendrix lived in England and was famous there before America. Apparently eric had a custom left handed guitar made for Jimmy he never got to give him . ( jimi died )
Clapton is a legend
This is the song from Good Fellas as everything is faling apart towards the end of the movie.
Yep......but its also my favorite song from spring on through summer 50 years ago. This song had shelf life for years!
One of the greatest songs in rock history, from THE greatest album in rock history. A towering achievement by the most concentrated talent ever to play together. Derek and the Dominoes contained 2 of the greatest guitarist ever, one of the top 2-3 drummers of all time, and a world class bassist AND keyboardist. All at the height of their powers and in perfect sync. The individual musicianship AND tightness as a group are just amazing on song after song. Contains almost a dozen absolute classics - Bell Bottom Blues, Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad, Keep on Growing, Key to the Highway, Any Day, Nobody Knows You, Little Wing, Layla, and Thorn Tree in the Garden...
That’s funny you guys say that I get the same game show /talk show end credits vibez from FM by Steely Dan
Jessica-allman brothers band
Lola-the kinks
Layla-dominoes/Eric Clapton
Mandy-Barry Manilow
Babe (technically not, but I’m counting it)-sonny and Cher
Roxanne-The Police
Whatsername (again, technically not)-Green Day
That’s all I can think of
One of his big ones was tears in heaven after the death of his son. Loving the lighter moment.
Drums is Steve Gadd. Ref. Steely Dan "Aja."
Yes Jimmie covered cream! Love it
Clapton was in the Yardbirds, for about a year, then on to John Mayall's Bluesbreakers for about a year. Then He joined Cream. When he saw Hendrix, Sgt, Pepper had just been release by the Beatles on Friday, and on Sunday night, he played the whole album live on stage. In front of Clapton and Paul McCartney. Then he joined Derek and the Dominos, Bonnie and Delaney, and then he went solo. Clapton is more influential than Lifeson.
There is a slow version of this song that Eric did which is also beautiful.
Clapton was also in "Derek and the Dominoes"
Eric Clapton was a member of Derek and the Dominos. The original version is by him with this band. This version is also very good by him.
Layla is a song about Patty Boyd that he loved but she was married to George Harrison at the time. Epic!
I shoot the sheriff version crossroads. The final solo is amazing my friends!
Live is good and all....but nothing beats the studio recording for the best sound.
THAT'S WHY HE'S THA GOAT! THA GOAT!
Rosanna - Toto
Roxanne - the police
Eleanor Rigby - Beatles
Black Betty - Ram Jam
My Sharona - Kinks
Lola - the kinks
Rhiannon - Fleetwood mac
Proud Mary - CCR
Sara - Fleetwood mac
Ruby Tuesday - rolling stones
That’s Dr. Steve Gadd on drums lol he’s a absolute LEGEND.
Funny enough even though Joey Diaz is Cuban but he’s from New York. Gadd is also from New York! So pretty close!
nice song
Cream - Strange Brew (Eric sings lead on it) find the live black and white video
Every musician on that stage is pro with a discography to drool over
At The Gates- "The Fall Into Time"
Clapton playing acoustic guitar and slide guitar, and Allman playing electric and bottleneck slide guitar on the track
The greatest song of all time
You didn't know Eric Clapton. Well, now you do. Except, there is a LOT to know. Yardbirds, Cream, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Derek and the Domino's, Blind Faith, and about 50 years of solo work.
And if you really get into it, each of these bands had top musicians in them, each with an interesting career of his/her own.
This is not a rabbit hole you went in. It's an entire rabbit city. With more great stuff around each corner. Enjoy!
Clapton has played alongside and with a Who's Who of rock and blues history. Literally several dozen of the biggest names in history, including The Yardbirds, the Beatles, George Harrison, John Mayall, Steve Winwood, Bob Dylan, The Band, Duane Allman, Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, JJ Cale, BB King, Albert Lee, Steve Collins, Chuck Leavell, Pete Townshend, Albert King, SRV, Rita Coolidge, Joe Cocker... the list is endless. But yeah, he's overrated. What do THEY know, lol.
😍 THIS is MY Layla! 🤗 The 1 I grew up playing air 🎸 to on the radio 😒 b4 MTV Unplugged came along and ruined things! 🤦🏿♀️ It's like you never heard the "original version" after that. 😁 So THANK YOU for doing this version. 🐰 #ENRGYZRBunny
Listen to the old songs by Cream-he played lead guitar-awesome.
So good 👍🏼 Hey have you guys listened to Lynyrd Skynyrd yet???? Amazing southern band from the 70’s. Great documentary I think it was on showtime. Check em out. So glad you guys loved Tool as much as I do 😊🤘🏽
Lucy in the sky with diamonds - the Beatles
It's incredibly tough to compare Clapton to Lifeson. Clapton is was and always will be blues based. He has longetivity and has played with some of his heroes, and he in turn has influenced generations of guitar greats. Lifeson is a great player, no doubt, more along the progressive rock side. But he's under rated compared to Geddy and Neil. I personally posted a survey/ poll on my FB page and more people were familiar with Clapton. I go with majority vote. Clapton for me.
The song is a love song to Pattie Boyd, George Harrison (Eric's best friend)'s wife. She later married Eric.
It's in the movie Goodfellas, guys. That's probably why it seemed familiar.
Think this was written about George Harrison’s wife Patti. Clapton was totally infatuated with her and later married her (now divorced)
There’s a song called Shannon but y’all don’t want to hear it. It’s sad and still makes me cry whenever I hear it 😩 There’s also a song called Denise (my mom’s name) and Tracy (my sister’s name)… and my dad played them all 😊
Clapton was also in Derek and the Dominoes
Layla is a Derek and the Dominoes song. 😁
Melissa
Caroline
Billie Jean
Angie
Only one in my family is Melissa though (sister)
@@Godspeed1756 yep! Sorry, forgot. I’m at work and my mind is in a million different places right now. Being surrounded by schizophrenic people doesn’t help either 😩
@@ShanLH5 Even when I am alone I am surrounded by schizophrenic people 🤪
@@ShanLH5 Don't work to hard. What do you do anyway?
@@Godspeed1756 I’m a cook in a mental health facility. It’s quite labor intensive, especially since the other cook just quit. So I’m running the kitchen by myself 😩
Check out the acoustic version!!!
I believe Eric Clapton is the only performer to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 3 times - as a member of The Yardbirds, Cream & his solo work.
Having said that, in my opinion David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) is the GOAT.
unplugged version is amazeballs! you have to give it a listen. You lads should check out Gary Moore & Phil Lynott- Out in the Fields "no flag or uniform ever stopped a bullet from a gun" some unreal lyrics in that song!
Derek and The Dominos