Sunshine Of Your Love - Eric Clapton/Cream (Solo, Riffs and TAB)
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- čas přidán 23. 01. 2021
- You can purchase and download the tablature, sheet music and backing track here: gum.co/bQJnR
Gear used: Fender Stratocaster 1979 loaded with DiMarzio FS1, Marshall JTM45, 1974X loaded with a Greenback 1971 G12M T1511 speaker.
Excuse the hiss in the first part, i let a pedal in the chain that shouldn't have been there.
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I tried to repeat it and it turned out to be much more difficult than it looks from the outside. Good job.
Your lesson of this solo is the most accurate, and cleanly played of any on YT!
Thank you!
Agree 100%! So much better than all the others I’ve seen before this 👌
It's funny, Sinatra hated Strangers in the Night, didn't want to record it, but most of the famous rockers at the time loved it, Clapton even used some of it in the solo here.
Thanks for sharing the story
I think it was based on “Blue Moon”
You mean "Blue Moon" right?
@@JohnnieO32most definitely, the first phrase of solo is indeed the phrase “blue moon” from, well, “blue moon”
Hahaha… you’re right man.
This music I have heard as first from Jimmy Hendrix playin at a higher rate. On Jimmyś CD it was rightly written the origin, namely Eric Clapton. Most beginers start with playing the greats later to become even greater. Best regard, a nice playing. Paul,69
Incroyable tuto. Fabuleux, avec les ralentis. Inespéré de trouver une telle leçon sur un solo aussi complexe que légendaire. Un immense merci.
Un grand merci !
as a 52 year old this was bloody hard but its well worth it to help my guitar skills a bunch!
Very well done and spot on. Clapton's bends are particularly hard to emulate. Admirable job.
Thank for letting me know your appreciation! Regards
perfect exercise to tone clarity bends
Best cover out there. I've been trying to learn this solo and your video has helped me a lot (especially with the slowed down takes). Thank you!
Yeah you definitely captured the feeling of that legendary riff! Spot on like Clapton
Fun fact. Jack Bruce wrote music for this day after Jimi sat in with Cream at Polytechnic 2 weeks (less) after arriving in London and formExperience. He was inspired by Hendrixea Killing Floor!
Thank you for the encouraging message. Cheers
Best lesson on youttube though it's going to take me a while to learn that solo😂
Thank you, that's appreciated! Good luck
I m floating in universal joy as I learn this piece (n love)
Awesome dude. I need to play for a gig and you killed. And I learned some new tricks. Thank you!
Thank you for posting tabs on screen.
Very very very helpful! You should
have more subscribers.
Your channel is way better than Marty's!
That’s very nice from you! Regards
You have navigated the same road Clapton took with this solo, you even managed to include those characteristic little pieces of syntax he used on the studio recording, this is what stood out to me as a young fella hearing it for the 1st time in 67/8, the singing quality. Great work.
Thank you for this lesson @Guillaume Vrac. I am playing this onstage in a few weeks and I have learnt all the note for note translations on the internet, some more accurate than others ... but this version has opened up a little more flair and groove for me playing along !
Awesome lesson 👏👏👏👏
Thank you for the comment!
Brilliant. I know what im re-learning over Christmas..... House of the Rising Sun by Leadbelly..... And this song too obviously. Lol.
As a 14 year old, this was bloody hard but it's well worth it to help your guitar skills a bunch 😂.
Outstanding and accurate. Especially to get "that" tone on your Strat; something Eric hasn't done since he made the switch (really frustrates me). I always hoped he would have grabbed an SG, Les Paul, or 335 for this tune, let alone the Cream reunion. But again, YOU'RE nailing it on what looks like a late 60s-70s Strat . I don't know why Eric made HIS Strat Cream renditions so "stringy" sounding vs his classic thick woman tone from Cream. It's always been a head sctratcher for me and something I would ask him in person if I ever met him.
In fact, I am a Texan and have tickets for my wife and me to see him this month (5/22) in Berlin, but I'm going to sell the tickets.
Thanks for your thoughts that I share. This strat has FS1 pickups that are close to a P90. Cheers!
@@GuillaumeVrac ahh ha! That explains your thick tone. Thanks - sounds great.
This a great tutorial. 👍
I really wana cry, I need a hug
Super gespielt. Haut nah am Original!
great job!
Eh oui, celle là il fallait la faire ! C'est quelque chose quand même !
Une incontournable que l'on joue avec WEAP !
@@GuillaumeVrac Il fallait le préciser !
0:55 2:15
0:40
Good.
Muito foda irmão, execução e didática perfeito! Timbre está lindo demais
I just bought that exact same guitar
Good choice!
Very cool video >;-)
wow very well done, how long did it took you to learn and master it?
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👌🏻
🙏😊
Very close to the original Clapton solo.
Why use the second finger for those bends, it's so much easier with the third finger...
Good job 👏🏻..What size of styrings do you use for on your fender to do these bends..
stings
9 - 46
Thanks
It's Blue Moon
OMG, my fingers! 😢
How you expect me to do a full step bend on 11 gauge💀
Isit w9man tone necktone off woman tone