Eric Clapton, Derek and the Dominos - Got to Get Better in a Little While live 1970 Ryman Aud. descargar videos gratis

Andreas Larsson

Ahhhh clapton startin to be really cocky

Kirk Bailey

Carl Radle, besides his impeccable groove/feel, is a true professional. He does a great job covering up his mistake, of changing to the IV chord a couple bars early, at around 4:11. In his defense Clapton does approach the next bar with a lead in vocally that implies(or could imply) a change to the IV , but he did two things that made for a seemless cover up. First he was LISTENING. A much too often overlooked skill/abilty which is invaluable when performing live, regardless of what instrument you play. And he kept the GROOVE. His timing wasn't affected by him changing to the IV early. He was able to hear and then correct his mistake within a few beats, while staying right in the pocket. Thats why 99% of people listening would never know, as I'm sure he intended! 

Mike Mccoy

0:00 to 0:35 workin that wah wah pedal earning that God title.

therealnotpalc

This is the Johnny Cash version

Dav Tom

Got Too.

Joe Jones

My favorite version,I remember driving with this song full blast on my eight track with pioneer speakers in my 66 chevy......

tomcaroscio

@visionman18 thanks for posting this. A great version of a great song and the sound that you uploaded is great. 

Matthew Litton

Cause its GOT to get better in a little while.*dances in the chair*Dig it.

Jim Nesta

Eric is melting the nitrocellulose finish on that Strat of his.