Clapton unplugged

sbhanot · Post by **sbhanot** » Fri Oct 24, 2003 6:00 pm

Hey guys - where's a good place to go for these tabs - I would love them, its such a good show...... thanks!

HendrixWS · Post by **HendrixWS** » Fri Oct 24, 2003 6:18 pm

http://www.12bar.de/

QuattroDore · Post by **QuattroDore** » Fri Oct 24, 2003 6:32 pm

That tab book for the concert is the best that I own.

gcom007 · Post by **gcom007** » Sat Oct 25, 2003 10:39 am

I looked at the tab book a year ago or so and I don't think it was very accurate...I've never seen accurate clapton tabs anywhere...if I made a site I'd be the premier source...but dude, if you like unplugged, get One More Car, One More Rider...it's a great collection of old and new material, acoustic and electric...you see why Clapton is just the man...he's not the best technical guitarist, but there's so much raw emotion in his solo's...it's mindblowing every time I hear them...

QuattroDore · Post by **QuattroDore** » Sat Oct 25, 2003 1:06 pm

gcom007 wrote:I looked at the tab book a year ago or so and I don't think it was very accurate...I've never seen accurate clapton tabs anywhere...if I made a site I'd be the premier source...but dude, if you like unplugged, get One More Car, One More Rider...it's a great collection of old and new material, acoustic and electric...you see why Clapton is just the man...he's not the best technical guitarist, but there's so much raw emotion in his solo's...it's mindblowing every time I hear them...

There are two tab books, one full, and one of just licks. The licks book was the one I was talking about. I haven't found any inaccuracies yet.

i-am-me · Post by **i-am-me** » Sun Oct 26, 2003 1:24 pm

gcom007 wrote:I looked at the tab book a year ago or so and I don't think it was very accurate...I've never seen accurate clapton tabs anywhere...if I made a site I'd be the premier source...but dude, if you like unplugged, get One More Car, One More Rider...it's a great collection of old and new material, acoustic and electric...you see why Clapton is just the man...he's not the best technical guitarist, but there's so much raw emotion in his solo's...it's mindblowing every time I hear them...

The reason that i like his unplugged more than his other albums is because they're raw. his electric stuff is a little....what'st he word i'm looking for? not really muddy, but almost that. I haven't heard the one you're talking about, but i will soon enough.

czech · Post by **czech** » Tue May 31, 2005 11:18 am

Im listening to this album for the first time in almost 10 years.
Holy crap I forgot how amazing it was. I am determined to learn "signe" now.

I'm sure i'll not be able to come close, but damn that song is great.

You_Enjoy_Myself · Post by **You_Enjoy_Myself** » Tue May 31, 2005 7:24 pm

checkii wrote:Im listening to this album for the first time in almost 10 years.
Holy crap I forgot how amazing it was. I am determined to learn "signe" now.

I'm sure i'll not be able to come close, but damn that song is great.

it's not that tough of a song to play it somewhat basically Check. But to get down all the intricacies that he and ALF play is a little tough. And yes, Unplugged is a wicked album to play along to. I love the song Hey Hey, it's so fun to play.

i-am-me · Post by **i-am-me** » Tue May 31, 2005 9:34 pm

hey hey is so hard. i can play it REALLY basically. and i've forgotten everything but that main riff part. but to play it exactly like him would be crazy.

one more car one more rider is amazing. go check it out.

montiac · Post by **montiac** » Thu Jun 02, 2005 12:51 am

signe is pretty badass. the unplugged layla was the first song i learned every part to...still the only solos i can really play, lol

mrjones · Post by **mrjones** » Thu Jun 02, 2005 4:02 pm

shit i just started playing layla unplugged last night, and i cant get enough of it. i played it for an hour and half straight last night and today i played only that for at least an hour.

czech · Post by **czech** » Thu Jun 02, 2005 5:57 pm

ya, i dont think most people give clapton enough credit on how versitile he is for a blues/rock guitarist.