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Eric Clapton recorded one of the most famous renditions of the song "Hide Away," but he played it in a different position on the fretboard than Freddie King. In this lesson, I will compare and contrast the two approaches and demonstrate why they sound different.
| Key: | E |
| Tuning: | Standard |
| Topics: | Blues Licks |
| Difficulties: | Intermediate |
| Artist: | Clapton |
| Songs: | Hide Away |
| Courses: | Related Courses |
| Longer Lessons: | Related Lessons |
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