ConclusionĮric Clapton unplugged, I remember when I got that album for the first time. So I’ve got the 13th fret and the 14 th fret and I’m sliding into those, so that’s the basic idea in triplets, then I go to one finger play 13 15 then play back to 14 on the 3rd string and slide down to 12. What I love about this solo is how Clapton plays all his favorite blues licks against a D minor chord basically and it sounds great because you can play the blues against minor chords and major chords, you can play the blues everywhere. The next phrase goes all the way up to the thirteenth and fourteenth fret, another classic blues phrase. So if I put those two together I get this…
So you’re sitting there on that five, that root note, and then you just hit that last little third fret. Then he descends with this blues lick… what that is 7 to 5 chromatically on the fourth string 7 6 5 slide 2 3 5 3 5 3. So the groove Clapton is playing over is basically in the key of D minor and what he does is he goes up here to the fifth and sixth fret on the first and second strings and he plays this classic blues motive where you play both strings together but you just slightly lift the second finger like this and then your third finger goes down here on the seventh fret third string and that basically is outlining a D minor triad. So let’s zoom in and check out these licks. We’re going to look at two phrases from the Layla unplugged recording it’s one of my favorite albums, the unplugged record. Today want to show you an Eric Clapton guitar lesson. My name is Jon MacLennan and thanks for hanging out with me in my studio. How’s it going? Hope you’re doing fantastic. With the step by step video instruction and the included tabs you will be rockin’ this classic in record time.
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Check out this free lesson from Guitar Control instructor Jon MacLennan on the Layla Guitar Solo From Eric Clapton Unplugged. One of the most memorable moments is the acoustic version of Layla. If you never listened to Eric Clapton’s Unplugged album then you are missing out on some sweet guitar bliss.
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