FIRST TIME REACTING TO | ERIC CLAPTON "TEARS IN HEAVEN" REACTION
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As a father, and knowing the backstory of this song, I cannot listen to it without tearing up and feeling the pain he must have gone through.
Brings a tears to my eyes every time I listen and I have listened hundreds of times. My boy is 33 now you can empathize with the heart break in the song and the pure love for his boy. Awesome song.
This song helped me out through the loss of one of my sons. It's a pain truly unlike any other.
My son was the same age as Eric Clapton's son. When I heard it, and heard the backstory, I wept. My son is now well into his 30's, and I still feel a tightness in my throat when I hear the song. Just thinking about what he must have felt is .... terrifying.
@@ferrumaeternum7681 I can only imagine, and feel for your loss.
@@daviddempsey8721 It's a pain I wouldn't wish on my absolute worst enemy.
Britt, you are amazing at picking up on the meaning, emotion and feelings of a song and the singer. As others have commented, this is about the death of his 4 year old son.
As a mother who lost her only child, a son, this song breaks me. I understand his pain
Eric is one of the greatest guitarists ever. This song is about the loss of his 4 year old boy and the unimaginable pain he went through. RIP to his son. Peace and comfort to Eric and his family.
Yes, you certainly picked up on the tragedy and sorrow behind this song. Clapton's 4 yr old son fell out a window a housekeeper left open on the 49th floor of a NYC highrise. This song guts me every time I hear it. ✌❤
Devastating 💔
He was playing with the housekeeper, running away from her. A maintenance worker for the building was doing work on the windows and had one completely removed.
@@TheKyfe Actually, (having read Clapton's autobiography) there was a crew cleaning the windows of the skyscraper apartment building. They were tilt-up-and-out large windows. They had tilted one open to wash the inside. His little boy (Conor), who, yes, was playing with the housekeeper, ran towards and right through the open window. A tragedy of extreme magnitude. Clapton was on tour at t the time. I cannot BEGIN to fathom getting that phone call or the loss he suffered. I can tell you this (according to his autobiography), Clapton had been an alcoholic for years but he quit drinking around the time of his son's birth. He wrote he could well have used Conor's death as an excuse to fall back into the bottle. But no, he had to be strong and keep on living, to honor his son and give Conor's short life meaning.
@Jill McQuown OK, I stand corrected, though the difference you pointed out wasn't materially significant, lol. I got my information from a documentary, so the sources are similar and basically saying the same thing.
@@TheKyfe Don't you just hate know-it-alls? Or the faux intelligent who rely on Wikipedia as gospel?
As others have mentioned, when this song came out it was much slower and full of pain. This says to me that his grieving process has successfully progressed. I understand his pain and the grief stages-this sounds like he is in the acceptance stage which is wonderful. Took me a long time to get to the acceptance stage.
For sure, the earlier versions hit you in the feels way harder all around.. this almost sounds like a reggae version 😅 But it is great he got to a better place of course!
I went to see Clapton many times, I went to tears of heaven tour at Madison square garden, he came out sat on a stool and sang this. I looked around and everyone was in tears, it was very emotional , he moved everybody there and the garden was full. Wow. It was for his son who died I believe
This is the first time I've heard the reggae version of this song. As much as I like it, I've heard the original, less rhythmic version so many times that this one really caught me off guard. I really like this newer version, but I encourage you to check out the original if you find the time. To me, it's more powerful and more moving because his voice and the lyrics are more up front. But either version is outstanding. Loved your reaction.
I completely agree. The original slow version is much more impactful.
Agree… although the reggae version is “catchy” it’s too upbeat to reflect the utter tragedy of the song… the original nailed his utter sorrow.
Agreed
This song always breaks my heart . My sister lost her 4 year old son about time. You have to constantly watch your Young children.. My mother was asked in her 70s about raising her 9 kids she said you never stop rasing your kids. At the time we was in our 40s and 50s
This song is one of the few songs a grown man can cry to without feeling less of a man. Any man that doesn't get teary eyed over such a song, are dead inside. I am man enough to say I cry every time I hear this song. Especially knowing the truth behind this song.
His 4 year old son fell out of a 53rd floor apartment building window, and he had to go identify the remains. tragic. This song is about that.
Knowing the back story makes this the saddest song ever. Eric isn't just a great artist but a great person also. Seeing him in concert was amazing.
Eric didn't write this song, it was too painful for him. He got a friend write it for him. The friend didn't know if he was up to it but said he had to try.
Eric co-wrote this song with Will Jennings.
You really nailed it with the meaning of this song. Even without knowing the back story (which is tragic) you understand the pain and heartbreak.
🥺 what’s the back story?
@@brittreacts tragic death of his 4 year old son 💔
@@brittreacts his 4 year old son Conor fell from 53rd floor window in NYC in 1991.
Eric himself was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy in 2013 and exacerbated by the vax. He can no longer play guitar and has been seen in wheelchair. He is 77 years old.
@BrittReacts watch his documentary. The Backstory to this song is the son falling out the window. But it's definitely deeper then that
🎼🎼🎼🔥🎼🎼🎼 there you go Britt ..digging into my kaoke file again .. "Tears In Heaven" .. amazingly touching song , and "Bridge Over Troubled Water" by Simon & Garfunkel .. pure poetry . Thank you for these great reactions. R.I.P. the young son of Eric Clapton.
Eric Clapton's guitar is connected direct to his emotions and heart, it's just the way he plays, he always has. He was a great guitar player that learned to over come his shyness about singing, He blends the emotion of his guitar and voice so well, a truly great artist.
This performance almost makes it sound upbeat , when he was younger it was a much more subdued . I believe he did it on a classical guitar back then with a quieter vibe.
I've always loved this song. It is bittersweet. Such a terrible loss. 😢 Such a beautiful performance. 💙
This song was played at my young cousins funeral when he was 18, who was missing for 3 weeks before being found, and his parents and myself were 3 of the last people to see him alive, I tried to hold my tears back, which was near impossible, after hearing this back story.
i started playing in bands back in 1967 and the drummers always used a carpet to prevent the drums from sliding around but i first noticed it with Joni Mitchell a million years ago , Eric's son Conor fell out of the window of a high-rise building in 1991
Eric Clapton is arguably one of if not the best guitar player ever. A true legend.
Got to see Clapton last year in Boston. 77 years old and still amazing. Was a bucket list for me. This song is absolutely beautiful and so sad!! R.I.P. Conor Clapton!!
Eric Clapton is generally regarded as one of the greatest guitarist’s ever. Check out his Layla live performance; he will blow your mind. 1999 Madison Square Garden concert. I saw him back in 1983 and its still the best concert I ever saw!
live aid also.. on here
His acoustic version of Layla showed just accomplished of a guitarist he is.
So glad Duane Allman wrote the leads for Layla ......Clapton wanted a guitar god break and had Allman do the solos on all but 3 songs on the album ❤
Oh without doubt the acoustic live version of Layla is outstanding as is wonderful tonight saw hum in Auckland many years ago....peace from NZ
He’s one of the GOATs. I’ve never heard this countryfied version before.
@lisazaccardimeunier8378 Eric was known as God.....he introduced unplugged concerts....so stripped down naked raw songs...fun fact, Eric was asked what is it like being the God of guitar....he simply replied.....I don't know ask prince. Priceless
Peace from NZ
@@glenniekiwi I had his Unplugged CD. Loved it. Peace, from Maine, USA. 🇺🇸
Haha Stephen kings books were primarily based in Maine, big fan 😄
@@glenniekiwi I saw him in a restaurant once. He doesn’t primarily live there now, but his house in Bangor has a cool, spooky iron gate and ornate architecture.
@@lisazaccardimeunier8378 oh Bangor...of course....I was thinking Portland but yes Bangor cool, I've been to the US many times but I know Maine is beautiful if not dissimilar from NZ...very green, mountainous etc. Nice to meet you.
This is in memory of his 4 year old Son Connor who died in a terrible fall!😢❤
My son is 7 and I have tears stream my face every time I hear this song. The strength he has to sit there and play this song over and over is so remarkable.
He lost himself for a long time. He wasn’t a happy man. He’s always been a very talented person. I’m so sorry for his loss.
Britt, I really enjoy how well you dissect each song you listen to. You have an uncanny understanding of music and also you have a beautiful singing voice! Keep the videos coming and God bless!
Eric Clapton is undoubtedly one of the best guitarist of an era. His nickname was Slowhand because he made everything he played look effortless.
According to Yardbirds rhythm guitarist Chris Dreja, whenever Clapton broke a guitar string during a concert, he would remain on stage and replace it. While English audiences waited, they would begin a slow handclap, which is called "to be given the slowhand."
He said that he stopped doing this song live for awhile, because he felt that, while he wrote the song to pull him out of a dark place; the audiences were starting to miss the whole point of it.
And he didn’t want it trivialized at the expense of his lost son, for sake of commercialized success
Having lost my wife.... this brings tears.... I'll see you soon my beautiful woman-girl-wife... I don't think anyone can understand the depth of this song, unless they have experienced a loss...
I’ve lost a 25 year old daughter and my mother 2 months later, many in-laws, then my precious father and finally my husband. I think I can understand. Everyone is different, so we don’t know.
That is Eric Clapton. A towering artist
One of the greatest Blues-Guitarists of our time, and a humble human as well.
Elmar from Germany
He also raped his wife.
Eric Clapton wrote this song for hes late son RIP young man great song thanks Britt
Eric is a stronger man than I could ever be after losing his infant 4 year old son, and having to perform this song every night to entertain us.
Eric wrote this song after his 4 year old son plunged to his death from over ten stories up in a high rise. Honestly, I don't know how he even sings it in public without breaking down in tears. I can't listen to it without crying, and I never knew his son.
As a mom I could no image the sorrow but has has honored his son in the most profound way every summer I think of them and pray another child will not suffer the same fate 🙏 ❤️
The guy who made me start playing music 15 years ago 💥
Freaking great reaction. You are so intuitive thank you.
Such an amazing artist and so powerful.
Eric was asked once in an interview 'how does it feel to be the greatest guitar player?' And he said 'you should ask Prince' 😁
This song was written for his son after he tragically died. I would also recommend 'Father's Eyes' & 'Change The World' by Eric.
I also recommend you check out another amazing singer/songwriter who is one of the BEST guitar players of all time.
I'm talking about Gary Moore.....
Still Got the Blues For You or Parisienne Walkways as your first steps into his beautiful music would be a good start!
The acoustic version of this song is just gut-wrenching. Every version is amazing and deeply felt.
I cry every time....just gets my heart in the soft spot....
This song is about Clapham's 4 year old son Conor who fell to his death from 53rd floor window in his mothers New York apartment. Truly very sad.
Oh my goodness 💔
@@brittreacts it was such a terrible accident. This song just makes me cry, I have 5 kids and couldn't even imagine. WTF. Love your sincerity!!
ERIC CLAPTON is regarded as one of the most successful and influential guitarists in rock music. Clapton ranked second in Rolling Stone's list of the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time" also the most influential musicians of all time. He first was in what is considered the first successful rock band "Yardbirds" in 1963. dissatisfied with the direction of the Yardbirds. He joined bluesbreakers. Left after 1st album again wasn't the sound he was looking for. Then in 1966 he started the power trio Cream with drummer Ginger Baker and bassist Jack Bruce "a blues-based psychedelic pop" cream brokeup then 68 Eric started the band "Blind Faith" with Baker, Steve Winwood, after one tour before they broke up. He solo until 1970 then started the band Derek and the Dominos, with whom he recorded "Layla", one of his signature songs.
Brava! Your insight and empathy serve you well here. I love the reggae lilt and sway in this version of a deeply emotionally fraught song. As a songwriter, performer and father, I sense he's healed sufficiently from the torment of this horrific loss to find a way to mitigate its impact on audiences as well as to lighten his own emotional investment and inevitable expression of wrenching pain.
The loss of a child is such a personal grief...Rest in Peace Conner Clapton.
Many years ago, I found my two year old daughter at the bottom of my swimming pool and I jumped in and pulled her out. Luckily, she coughed up the water in her lungs and today she is happily married and has given me two beautiful grand daughters. But what that taught me was to appreciate the time we have with our children and this song is all about the four short years Eric had with his. That could so easily have been me if I was one minute later in going to see where she was. A beautiful song from one of my favourite artists of all time.
As a dad that had to lay my infant son to rest in 1997, this song is more of a prayer for me. RIP to my son and Eric's son, you are remembered and missed.
I’m so sorry. I lost my 25 year old daughter to Cystic Fibrosis in 2010. It doesn’t go away! Ever
Always ALWAYS been a huge fan of Slowhand Clapton! Knowing the back story of this song, it always knocks the wind out of me. It always brings the loved ones I have lost to my mind.😢 This is so much a grieving song, and still a healing song for me. As much as one CAN heal from the loss.
You have such a beautiful way of presenting a song’s sentiment & sometimes other things and/or its under the surface meaning though the pain & suffering are so clear here. While b/c I can sing, or at least some think so, I was asked to sing this @ my niece’s funeral. And it was a bit ago, but she was so young, vigorous & animated; even gentile, much like you, and it broke my heart And I have no way of knowing, but you often strike me as the quintessential southern belle.
As you’re so hospitable & outgoing inviting all these people in to see your emotions & thoughts, as you’re a cultivator of beauty & whimsical, too, though having an ultimately chaste demeanor😊🙃😊
So, T-h-a-n-k Y-o-u, as even though my ‘eyes may have been sweating a lil,’ watching this was also cathartic & I think I finally get what these ‘reaction’ videos are about.
As I never really understood until randomly deciding to watch you, yet I think it’s ultimately about people sharing their thoughts & having them affirmed in a way. Inasmuch as you do come from a place of such purifying authenticity that I hope you feel affirmed and happy about what you’re doing here, too. So, remember to smile your smile, today, as I know it’s reflective of your heart❤. When it also makes the world a much better & brighter place, & that I would think, would make you really happy!!! ~ CPT
Your perspective, and your ability to perceive, is amazing
Once again, PHENOMENAL reaction Britt.
I love your reactions. Pure and true. You are very intuitive and it's beautiful the way you pick up on the emotions and the themes of the music you react to.❤
This young lady is so elegant, beautiful, intelligent and insightful. Her singing voice is also very pleasant to listen to, Thank you, Britt!
I can’t listen to this song without wanting to cry my son is now 28 born in 1994, two years after Connors tragic death. I can only imagine the pain Eric Clapton felt. I’d die if my son died. My song for him was beautiful boy by John Lennon.
Hearing this more upbeat version makes me feel like he has moved on, gotten past some of the pain, and moved the song on to be more of a comfort, with not so much the agony and pain of the early version.
That's great for him but the pure sorrow in the original truly makes it one of the saddest songs on the planet.
You've got a great voice, love hearing you sing.
To write a song like this after loosing your child ,only Eric could do this ,the Man’s a genius.a beautiful tribute to his Son❤❤❤❤
Hi Britt, I wrote the comment below before I listened to the whole rendition. GET THE ACOUSTIC VERSION. He is an old man here and the wounds have healed. (thank God) Please do a Take on that. I see you are a deep thinker and fight the inner voices yourself. I hope this is helping your pain. A couple of bands you may like are Blackberry Smoke, Uncle Lucius, Tyler Childs, Cheers Bill
This was written for is 4 years old son Connor after he was killed when he fell out of a highrise in New York.
Just found your channel and have watched several of your posts this evening. This is my favorite reaction so far. You really got the vibe of the song. Clapton is one of my favs. He didn’t perform the song this way in the beginning. I feel like it became more peaceful and less painful as the years went by and was reflected in this rendition.
You need to react to Eric Live at Madison Square Garden 1999 "Layla" ......Eric is a Guitar legend has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 3x......(rare) Many Hits, many tragedies, Much respect....
I can't imagine how he can get through this... I tear up, and it's not my child... (the carpet softens the sound and lessens the echo...)
You got this song too the core ! Loss and moving on !
You hear the crying in the guitar playing !
Loss of a child is the worst !
OMG Britt, I had to get back on here to let you know about Eric Clapton 'Wonderful tonight'! How did I not add that in the 1st comment?? Light & love! ✨💞
you got straight to the heart of the matter with plenty of heart
How can EC sing that without choking up? It's a wonder and amazing that he gave all of us such a gift born of such a tragedy.
He didn’t for a very long time!
Breaks my Heart every time
as you do not know the background, you are very observant/intuitive... kudos
I know what he went through I also lost my son and every day you struggle with the lost but you keep going with the hope that you will see him again GOD BLESS Erick and his family
He wrote the song for his son Connor, who fell to his death from their high rise apartment I believe, in New York.
To bring you back up listen to "wonderful tonight " .
I remember the day he lost his son. The New York Post had a front page photo of his boy lying down after the fall. I was so pissed that they showed that, that I called them up on the phone and complained about the photo.
I have seen Clapton live several times and he is humble and shy. This song was written by Eric as he was trying to deal with the tragic loss of his son who fell from a balcony window many floors up in an apartment building.
I saw him do this in concert a few years ago. He still sings it but the tempo is faster. I completely understand. He wants to sing it for his fans but it would be very hard to fully invest emotionally in that ding night after night given that it’s about the death of his son.
Beautiful
I love your channel Britt. This song was written about his son that fell off a balcony and died. So sad.
Other song from Eric's collection you should react too, wonderful tonight, river of tears, in my father's eyes, Layla. It's hard to go wrong with any Clapton!
This song has produced enough tears on Earth to fill a lake.
This song is timeless, the one that introduced me to Eric Clapton, the official music video or the MTV unplugged version are my favorites!!
Like many have said... you nailed the emotion and for the reasons they say about his son. The artical I read led me to believe he was playfully chasing his son when he went through the open window... several floors up. Many of us have followed Eric Clapton through our life time, knowing him as the greatest guitarist in the world, or we thought so anyway. Find videos of the band 'Cream' for his young days. 'would you help me stand, if I saw you in heaven' wow.
As a Dad and Grandpa.. This cuts deep. I struggle every time.
I have watched pretty much every reaction on your channel, however this one I am only just watching now. This song is a no go in our family, unless it comes on the radio we don't listen to it ever. The year this song was released my cousin drowned at the local public swimming pool, she was only 6 years old. This song was played at her funeral and until my Nanna passed away and we played it at hers I had only heard this song a handful of times. You did a fantastic job in your reaction Britt, thank you.
Eric wrote this song for his 4 yr. old son who fell from a window of their 53rd apartment. He plays it slower usually. He never blamed the employee who left the window open.
His son died. He fell out of a window. That's why Clapton wrote this song. ❤️
His child was killed as he fell out of a window. He wrote this song shortly afterwards.
I know its a different Story, but ive lost my sons mother, when he was 8 month old, so i understand the tragic and sadness, and the will to stand up and be strong...just to be functional..but also love life..nice analysis
Another good couple of songs like this is Cinderella by Steven Curtis Chapman about his daughters growing up and tragically losing one as she ran behind the family vehicle to say goodbye to her big brother or Toby Mac's Cornerstone written after his 21 year old son's untimely death.
This Reggae version is very unusual and takes the sting out of the lyrics. You have it right. It was written to mend his heart. He has other versions that will rip your heart out. His female vocalists are always phenomenal.
you need to check out Old love live - Eric shows how great a blues player he is..
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The Blues. Pain, remorse.... knowing the reason for the song and listening to the melody and lyrics make thie, in my opinion, his best and strongest blues song. He has so many, but this is top of that list.
Wonderful Tonight LIVE with the ever-so-beautiful Katie Kissoon
Such a genuine reaction. That’s a rare thing nowadays!
I can't help but tear up every time I hear this. Such beautiful melody. I think of what if my little 18 month old granddaughter passed away in such a tragic way.
He said I KNOW THERE WILL BE NO MORE tears in heaven.
A 8th grade classmates of mine was playing classical guitar at Radio City Music Hall. So we went on a class trip to support him. It so happened that Eric was playing there that same day. So I got to see him in person.
Very ,very good perception , you understood a lot more than me and I already knew the story , thanks .
Austin Brown of home free version rips my heart out every time I hear it. Maybe it's upbeat to make it easier to get though this song because it is so personal.
You have a beautiful voice! 💖
Lost his toddler... fell out of a highrise. Check out more Clapton... "Wonderful Tonight"... do it my friend. :)
Oh my! This is the best song! His baby boy fell 42 stories to his death!
It’s true!!
omg that is incredibly sad to hear. praying for him and his family!!
@@brittreacts It was a very long time ago, but he carries it with him forever! So sad. As a mother who’s lost a child, I can’t imagine what it was like to lose him like that.😢
@@brittreacts Thanks for replying! I love your show 💕