Wynton Marsalis & Eric Clapton - Forty-Four

[shamsam]

Dear Eric Clapton,

I'm a guitar player and I love you so much. Thanks man.

[ginog]

Eric roars! The band howls! The tune smokes!

[martinjones]

this song makes me teary thinking Clapton could have been lost to drugs. Thank God he's still with us.

[davidbrown]

Always admire how Clapton will jump into any style of music. You can tell he was working hard on this song, challenging himself. Same thing when he collaborated with Santana.

[lukeanthony]

Eric’s solo a throwback to the Beano album days. What an incredible performance!

[oullahtakanbghikhbibadialiawil]

what a guitar solo eric is the best blues player in the history of blues !!

[CompleteCretin]

Wynton sure does know how to put a band together. Magnificent!

[ernestdouglas]

i love the respect and reverence on Wynton's face. he respects slow hand.

[buickmonte]

I come back to this video from time to time just to feed my ears some great ol jam !!!!

[JustAnotherBlader]

You can tell just by the way Clapton plays this song that it’s so beloved and important to him. He has such a personal direct connection with wolf and Hubert I bet they’d be thrilled with this version.

[saoirsedeltufo]

Clapton's voice here is perfect and under-appreciated!

[hughbyrd]

This is real music from the 50s no one person can play this song alone it takes at least 10 pcs to play it because it has to be played in parts. Beautiful so beautiful !!

[nickb]

Once of Clapton's greatest solos. Just perfect.

[gregalliban]

Wynton’s face during Eric’s solo haha. 🤌

[Timbuktu]

Don’t judge a book by its cover. This dude looks like a librarian or an accountant, but he’s one of the greatest rockers and bluesmen in history!

[javierico]

Clapton, a gibson and a fender champ amp...just perfect

[MrThorain]

This sound is so full of life! It's like a tidal wave- all consuming. What a show!

[shamsam]

HEAVY, yet light. I've watched this at least a hundred times.

[StevieStirrup]

Good to see a gibson back in his hands more and more these days

[shamsam]

Eric, that was hugely brilliant. Thank you! You've been a big part of my music. I remember being young and poor and not having a copy of Sunshine of Your Love, but I had heard it; it was like an Holy Grail to hear it. I play a Gibson 333 because of you and Chuck Berry. You'll probably never see this, but I had to put it out there.