The REAL guitarist behind Eric Clapton’s “Change The World”

Dean Parks demonstrates how he played "Changed The World" on this Eric Clapton hit!

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[stickman]

Talk about being in the POCKET with perfect technique and chord structure. Dean is BRILLIANT!

[sambakery]

Eric Clapton - lead vocals, lead guitar
Babyface - harmony vocals
Dean Parks - rhythm guitar
Michael Thompson - rhythm guitar
Greg Phillinganes - hammond organ
Nathan East - bass guitar
John "JR" Robinson - drums
Luis Conte - percussion




The personnel according to all the information about the song I've found incase any of you were wondering

[michaelmcgannon]

Dean, "Something like that?" Just Something forever memorable!

[doraemeah]

One of my favourite songs to play and sing at gigs. Great interview and fabulous guitarist!
Cheers from Melbourne Australia

[bizrgtr]

Beautiful song. Clapton played the solo and when you hear him love sounds just like this guy.

[fprimero]

Loved this video, but at the same time hated it 'cause it made me notice that I've been playing this song wrong for more than 20 years. Had to relearn it!

[lastofthehorsemen]

.Mason cheers for bringing us these interviews.

[saidmuhammadizzat]

For those who angry about it. Make sure you check Wikipedia. Dean Parks is mentioned there in Change The World

[NicoleMate-ql]

IT was incredible..i Love thus Song because of thus guitarre sound

[eudymaverickmentor]

Sort of a lie. Dean Parks played the rhythm guitar and Clapton played the lead guitar.

[cryptogumbyckb]

Steely Dan's Haitian Divorce is one of Dean's finer works

[rdonzinc]

The original first release is Wynonna Judd before it hits with clapton ☺️

[dbcopper]

Eric Clapton asking you to play guitar on his record.

[JohnGauge]

API, Neve and Apogee. What more do you need?

[pete]

I wonder how often a studio musician plays on a recording when we think it’s the star who’s playing… 🤔

[stringtheoryguitars]

Dean spends HOURS dialing in a tone, then blows through the song in one take

[roberttodd]

not being funny but im sure clapton could have managed it, i can probably manage it