How to Play Layla by Eric Clapton - Part 1

Okay. Here, we go with the first part of Layla. Okay. [Demonstration] Then listen to the verse. That was a similar to that similar chords will be new but, so it can pretty simple. First chord, we are going to use a Dm, okay. So, we will go and find your G with your left hand. Just use your one finger with your left hand. Certain parts of it is a good use too but after this part we just use the one, okay. And with your right hand, with your Dm chords. This way A, D and your F, okay. And got one to a C and we move that one, okay. So, go up to your C and get down to this block now even into Bb. Okay. So, you get the D black note here. But your F note, Bb and your D, okay. And let us go back up again. To the C and Dm, okay. [Demonstration] So, you need that a lot in the song. So, practice that. [Demonstration] And then, you want add it just a little effect, okay. That is all I just, [Demonstration] If you want to spin out that last note, okay. [Demonstration] Okay, [Demonstration] Look at here, just you want to add the second finger at your left hand. The same note that you got here with the routine. So, got play down here, okay. You can see them in your F here earlier an F note. [Demonstration] Okay. [Demonstration] Okay. So, let us just go in the Dm, C Bb and then go back up again. So, that is the opening for it, okay. And then, if you want to do a little bit more melody with the right hand in that section goes. [Demonstration] Okay. [Demonstration] This is basically a G, [Demonstration] And your part. [Demonstration] Okay. [Demonstration] Okay. That is actually how it works in there. [Demonstration] I think you back up to your C chords, your d-m again, okay. So at the first time. It is similar but you are doing both the one on your C chords. [Demonstration] And go back up to your Dm. [Demonstration] Okay. That is how you would fit that in. So, you could do that both at the same time after hearing up to hands. [Demonstration] Okay. I hope playing melody there, okay. And the next section goes up like this. Starts off both the hands are playing in E note, A, and go up to the C, A note the same, okay. The next chords is a C#m, okay. With your left hand play this to black notes, okay. And so, this one and with your right hand you play those two, the same to we will add this E note her, okay. [Demonstration] Okay. Here you go. [Demonstration] And I am going to go down to a G#, okay. With the right hand or left hand were using this two black notes here as we gone from there down two, two black notes to that one, okay. With the right hand so, we start again. [Demonstration] Okay. Just have the two top finger. [Demonstration] Okay. [Demonstration] Okay. And if you wanted the four chords, okay. C#m and just to your -- the two black notes in this hand, okay. So, vary from the start of that part we have got, [Demonstration] And now, to get moving the B go in there. Pick that up after it so, okay. Okay. Then, it goes back up to that Cm or C#m again, okay. The same note that we start off with and then it goes into a C, okay. So, get the chord just play the single note here at the left hand. And then two notes on your C chords, go up one to the D, okay. So, we got this part of the Dm chords, okay and one up more to the E, okay. So, that is one E, okay. So, the last chords was. [Demonstration] Okay. We will go to that section again starting with your A here. Go up to the C, down to your G, back up to that C#m again and up to your C, D and E, okay. Let us do it one more time. [Demonstration] Okay. So, that is the last section.