Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

During a 1969 interview, Eric describes his transition from playing with The Yardbirds to playing with John Mayall and the Blues Breakers.

13,162 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

7 Comments

Alfie Henshall's profile picture
Alfie Henshall1 year ago

@theyardbirds I disagree Eric , you did play differently , i'm a blues guitarist myself and your lead playing in The Yardbirds was very different in both sound & phrasing to how you played in The Bluesbreakers -(and Cream). The Les Paul / Marshall driven tone was the catalist i.m.o 🎸

Estadio Deportes's profile picture
Estadio Deportes1 year ago

#ExtraCancha LO TIENE PRESENTE TODO EL TIEMPO 🥰 Taylor Swift no solo brilló en el escenario de los Grammys 2025, sino que también por su presencia y su peculiar outfit que podría ir con dedicatoria incluida. Entérate aquí. 👇 #Grammys2025 #GRAMMYs

JAMES 😀🐯🔥🎸🎧🎶🎶🎬📺🎥📽📚's profile picture
JAMES 😀🐯🔥🎸🎧🎶🎶🎬📺🎥📽📚1 year ago

@theyardbirds Clapton interviews are always great!

Cyndi Lou 💥💥💥's profile picture
Cyndi Lou 💥💥💥1 year ago

@theyardbirds Have to love the Beatle cut! 😉

Tod Chylan's profile picture
Tod Chylan1 year ago

@theyardbirds I'm Tod Chylan 🎸🎤🎶

AugustUS's profile picture
AugustUS1 year ago

@theyardbirds In the past Eric has said that during that part of his life, if you couldn't have an intelligent conversation about Robert Johnson he wasn't interested in talking to you.

Julian Rain Watcher's profile picture
Julian Rain Watcher1 year ago

@theyardbirds Funny...lot of my life, I've seen you "oldish"; barely recognize you when young and handsome.

Related Videos