Teenage Cancer Trust /Buddy Holly Fundation charity project

[Elin N]

I feel guilty for not feeling excitement about the guitar sounds nor the video, concidered the effort behind it all.
Someone who really SHOULD feel bad, is the people behind TCT's webpage, it is not a single word about the project anywhere! Isn't this whole project for them?! The American page has covered it, but not the British one.

[Pierre]

Really great!

Many surprises
Orianthi sounds like santana to my ears.

I was hoping to see actual footage of the recording of course but I think it wuold have been next to impossible to mix and edit, this way it's even better, so many things can be so simply conveyed!
Beautiful and I'm going straight back at it

[privinvest]

Much less sublime things became "classic"

[Silvertown]

Well I thought it was great. Third listen and for the first time it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up and I felt quite emotional, when Tom Morello cam in for some reason.

Surprised that Orianthi is all over it, Joan Jett seems to be providing rhythm the whole way through.

Still not sure what Nile Rodgers is doing. Finally heard Roger Daltrey.

Tom is actually very nice, very Tom! Orianthi does also good job here, because her licks fit well and are not as "overplayed" as I would have guessed.

[richardmu]

I come out of this with a new appreciation for Bonamassa, unbelievable tone.

[privinvest]

Hereby i christen the video as "the namedropper video". Ayes? Nays? The ayes have it. Pls someone tell Guy

[privinvest]

Almost always the videos take away from the pleasure one derives from the music by dividing the attention of the listener. This may be one of the rarest exceptions

[dmg]

I come out of this with a new appreciation for Bonamassa, unbelievable tone.

He just confirmed what I already thought about him - he has to show off all the time, playing louder and faster than anyone else.

[Jules]

Apparently Clapton plays both acoustic and electric, or am I wrong?

[dustyvalentino]

I come out of this with a new appreciation for Bonamassa, unbelievable tone.

He just confirmed what I already thought about him - he has to show off all the time, playing louder and faster than anyone else.

I didn’t take that from it at all, unless I was getting confused.

[kaleo74]

David Gilmour doesn't play the melody, which makes his sound more distinctive.

[Dutchessy]

Apparently Clapton plays both acoustic and electric, or am I wrong?

Yes, that seems correct

[MagicElliott]

I like Joe Brown’s Mandolin part. Good idea to include Mando.

[dustyvalentino]

And the single ended up at… number 18 on the uk charts.

[Silvertown]

I like Joe Brown’s Mandolin part. Good idea to include Mando.

Yes, very nice and I like also the following acoustic by Dave Mason.

Now when I have listened the track couple of times with the guidance video, it is difficult to listen it without.

I was also wondering if there were only a few people following the original melody and thus for example the Boss got that long part? (that is nice sounding one though)

I haven't listened that much Jeff Beck, but I think that the guitar tone here is quite awful.