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Tears In Heaven by Eric Clapton - Guitar Lesson

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Video showing how to play Clapton's classic song "Tears In Heaven".

It was written by Eric and Will Jennings after tragic death of his four-year-old son, Conor.
First appeared as a track in "Rush" movie, then performed on MTV and recorded as "Unplugged" session.
The song won three Grammy Awards
It's also one of most often covered songs by guitarists.
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Mony C278 years ago

Conor was four-and-a-half-year-old Clapton's son. He fell out of an open window in the high-rise New York condominium he was living in with his mother, Italian actress Lory Del Santo. Clapton was in New York at the time. Day before the tragedy, he’d taken Conor to the circus. He just wanted to be a good father .
"'I can't even have a picture of Conor in my house to remind me because it's too painful." said Clapton in interview.
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bluesarchive

bluesarchive9 years ago

Now this is my son who's learning it. He was not even born when Mr Clapton wrote this song.
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keliu_wh14 years ago

good,good.So nice
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Polo_9714 years ago

you's the best!!
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Miffy14 years ago

Beautiful...thanks so much for a great lesson.
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simon_august15 years ago

yes its amazing!
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yazzoo

yazzoo15 years ago

Mr Clapton rules
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audio4you

audio4you14 years ago

I found great Clapton's video bio on veojam.
So yes, I can't say nothing more as you already wrote!
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jazzie

jazzie15 years ago

most viewed video, I'm not even suprised
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audio4you

audio4you15 years ago

yeah, probably most played song by clapton, not so complicated.
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yazzoo

yazzoo16 years ago

definetely great lesson
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meola_fan

meola_fan16 years ago

Also most popular for acoustic guitar!
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mrwasap16 years ago

exellent 5/5 stars
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