22 thoughts on “Eric Clapton and Doyle Bramhall ll – Hell Hound on my Trail”

1. 

   Andrew Timothy

   January 9, 2013 -

   *paying homage. if u knew enough about where this was taken from you would know that Clapton has the utmost respect.. AND goes out of his way to teach people that he cannot play as well as RJ play this music. Clapton is the first to tell you that for the most part he NEEDS a second player to do the piece justice..even Eric Clapton is bewildered by RJ’s guitar ability.

2. 

   coolowlbro

   January 9, 2013 -

   rich white men singing the blues. :/

3. 

   yeshwandas

   January 9, 2013 -

   Sorry to nit-pick, but it’s: DB II.

4. 

   kindchap

   January 9, 2013 -

   doyle III has been playing w/clapton for a long, long time. nothing new. they compliment eachother so well.

5. 

   skybluestratocaster

   January 9, 2013 -

   What I like about this is that it’s recorded in the very same building(disused now) that RJ made his recordings.

6. 

   kaosleeroy108

   January 9, 2013 -

   I pray for rjs soul…

7. 

   tyleryesta1

   January 9, 2013 -

   The recording is clipping big time.  Still, the performance is amazingly true to the blues. Old souls.

8. 

   8NeoFaust8

   January 9, 2013 -

   Ohhh…Doyle rules!

9. 

   Chistopher Onkelbuke

   January 9, 2013 -

   CANT get enough from this track. its awesome perfeckt thanks robert johnson and clapton.

10. 

    grevejp44

    January 10, 2013 -

    Honestly if clapton had a tour where he went out with just an acoustic guitar and played all of robert johnson’s songs(maybe layla encore) I would be happy.

11. 

    Braccioni

    January 10, 2013 -

    BD terrified by Clapton looking at the end 🙂

12. 

    caweir

    January 10, 2013 -

    Are you kidding me?
    

13. 

    troglodyto

    January 10, 2013 -

    wow clapton is really getting into it

14. 

    DrBlues90

    January 10, 2013 -

    yeah, im getting it too

15. 

    wisesatyr72

    January 10, 2013 -

    is there hissing and popping sound ?

16. 

    jlqa447

    January 10, 2013 -

    is this from the me and mr johnson dvd?

17. 

    sepultribe666

    January 10, 2013 -

    doesnt seem like they’re having much fun… it’s like a chore or sth. not very soulful, quite a pity.

18. 

    21Hosey

    January 10, 2013 -

    I Love the Blues.

19. 

    screenpuller

    January 10, 2013 -

    If you want to know the secret to Robert’s guitar playing…… approach the guitar from a piano player’s standpoint. R.J. did use various tunings for different songs, mostly open A tuning.

20. 

    gabdevil37

    January 10, 2013 -

    EC/DB !! haha

21. 

    bluesman341

    January 10, 2013 -

    standard tuning–you can get the cd "me and mr Johnson-you can learnthe tunes fromthat-I also learnd "Last fair deal gone down" -I know many others-that Ive been doing electricly for years-but I’ve always wanted to do johsons more undiscovered by the electric guitar ones.come into my kitchen Death letter blues-Someone else–Sun House I think–Texas Flood by the original artist Fenten Benton-larry Davis the orig. artists-you can hear where stevie got his licks from-

22. 

    bluesman341

    January 10, 2013 -

    standard tuning–you can get the cd "me and mr Johnson-you can learnthe tunes fromthat-I also learnd "Last fair deal gone down" -I know many others-that Ive been doing electricly for years-but I’ve always wanted to do johsons more undiscovered by the electric guitar ones.come into my kitchen Death letter blues-Someone else–Sun House I think–Texas Flood by the original artist Fenten Benton-larry Davis the orig. artists-you can hear where stevie got his licks from-

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