This is a Keeper. I recall this song (& the Album) fondly. Used to fall asleep to Blind Faith, Traffic, and the rest of these Gems stacked up on my turntable.
From a time long ago when Rock as an art form was just emerging - this performance shows a softer deeper side of composition by some of the icons of the age. We are so lucky to have it captured for all time on video.
Memories of Wonderful ❤❤Times,But this Heart ♥️ Felt song Brings Beautiful Memories we’re I Met Sweetheart,lady Rebecca.,Her whispers of word to My ear🎉😊,Ashly were you when I was 21 ?Love Grows with this Timeless Song,in 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤Rainbow Bridge❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The meaning of the song is deeper than what appears on the surface. Everybody knows the secret, Everybody knows the score hints at something more than what the title of the song says.
This is SUCH a great concert! Thanks for posting it! It should be shown to our grandchildren to show them how we all were back then. But remember the risque original album cover art for the first Blind Faith album??? Heh, heh.
Ginger are the best jazzdrumer. He don't want to call an rockdrummer. Cream was the beginners of hardrock-band. Led zeppelin have the first name hardrock with blues in it. But the doors are the best.
@@barrygreenstein8383 Yeah, they took that cover off the market. I don't know whether they are worth anything today but they make a great conversation piece. There is a story about this on Wikipedia. Of course everyone involved believed that the girl was older. Right!
@@LesbianVampireLover I don't know if they are worth anything. I bought the album when I was 15 years old and my parents nearly had heart attacks when they saw it!
Steve's organ doesn't have big chips missing out of it these days. In fact, the relection on his piano was so clear the last time I saw him, that when he was playing his stratocaster, it looked like a photgraph on top of the piano, from my seat.
If I had a Time Machine, I would surf the quantum waves and land at the great concerts and musical moments of the mid to late 60's thru early 80's. Hyde Park would be one of those places I would live for a while until I got back into my machine and returned to the quantum waves and the next show. Maybe Woodstock.
Unas de las mejores banda de la epoca prodigiosa junto a cream dejaron un legado de bjuena musica rock trascendiendo en el tiempo para recordarnos en una epoca de mal gusto que aun tenemos rock para rato
Clapton looks uncomfortable here, still play like a legend, Winwoods voice sounds the same in 2016, God bless him, Ginger is great throughout the whole concert if you watch him, Rick G seems too laid back
Truth be told he wasn't happy because he hadn't wanted Ginger Baker in the band -he kind of forced himself in. E.C. was trying to distance himself from Cream and here he's onstage with two-thirds of it !!!
@@JohnnyNation I agree. I think Clapton knew this band was doomed pretty much from the outset. He was right. I'm not sure they even finished their first and only tour.
I think the words here may be based on the story of Jonah in the Old Testament. jonah was righteous but refused the Lords order to preach to ninevah and fled by ship to tarshish. God raised storm, and jonah wanting to die told the sailors to cast him into the sea, and the sailors cast him into the sea. after 3 days in the belly of a great fish, Jonah asked god for forgiveness so God released him and sent himto Ninevah to preach as ordered before. but jonah was miserable still...until he found shade under a plant, but god killed the plant...
@@lastnamefirst4035 not at all. It was an object lesson for the prophet. Jonah wanted the ninevites to not repent and be spared, so God arranged the whole plant scenario to demonstrate where he should really bestow the compassion he felt for the plant.
Band filming was absolutely horrid then, but this isn’t the worst I’ve seen. At least the camera person didn’t do a barrel roll with the camera, filming upside down, or thrust the zoom in and out to the beat.
Most films of music back then were the equivalent of a long drum solo. Totally self indulgent and very frustrating to watch. Too many close-ups. Zero syncing of picture and sound. Rarely showing the whole band at once. Horrendous.
You have to understand the time and the context of these videos. This is well before slick, highly produced music videos. MTV didn't even exist yet. I say that as a musician that's actually in some MTV type videos of the 1980s.
I was there mate! Pretty shambolic tbh but I was at the front snapping away. My shots of Eric ( Rick to his friends) have stood the test of time, shame I wasn't a bit more savvy re copyright etc.
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Sweet dreams are made of this!!! 🎶💜🎶
This is a Keeper. I recall this song (& the Album) fondly. Used to fall asleep to Blind Faith, Traffic, and the rest of these Gems stacked up on my turntable.
My first traffic was the live one with the restaurant scene
..what a gem! ✨☮️✌🏼☀️
From a time long ago when Rock as an art form was just emerging - this performance shows a softer deeper side of composition by some of the icons of the age. We are so lucky to have it captured for all time on video.
Amén bro. Amén. My favorite from Blind Faith.
SAY HEY!!😎
And what great artists they were.
😊❤
Right on 🎶🙏✌️💖🤙
Totally amazing through and through. Beautiful song.
Memories of Wonderful ❤❤Times,But this Heart ♥️ Felt song Brings Beautiful Memories we’re I Met Sweetheart,lady Rebecca.,Her whispers of word to My ear🎉😊,Ashly were you when I was 21 ?Love Grows with this Timeless Song,in 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤Rainbow Bridge❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Along with “Sea of Joy”, these are my favorite Songs…
Tasteful Clapton, playing Steve Winwoods Telecaster , Priceless!!!!! Haha
♥️♥️♥️🙏😇🎉🎉🎉✌️✌️✌️🤟🤟
Steve also has his green strat. I had a black Tele custom 72
Song spoke The Truth. Still so Many are Blinded by Self Faith. Find Your Way Through God's Truth and Leave This World Along. Chrrokee
Amen!
The meaning of the song is deeper than what appears on the surface. Everybody knows the secret, Everybody knows the score hints at something more than what the title of the song says.
hitched down the M1 for this concert, brilliant to see it again
This dvd is a must have.
Thank you for the amazing post ☮️
Ginger Baker! So amazing on the drums. R.I.P. ❤
The entire group was ahead of time ☮️✌️🙏
And Jack Bruce on the bass guitar........
@@14moon85no Jack Bruce here, Rick Grech is on bass
I am proud to say I was there
Were you already buying their records?
At least we lived those times.... At 75...
Brings me back to fabulous times
This is insane ! Wen music was real and people were so relaxed and happy
I never knew that Clapton was a pioneer of Christian rock music
Wonderful time. Dig it children 🤠🐴☕. Carry on!
This is pure fire 🔥 pure love ❤️🤙🤙🤙🤙🥲🥲♥️🙏😇
Still in love with you.👍❤️
everbody liked Clapton breaks the ice and sea of joy do wat u like Steve
This is SUCH a great concert! Thanks for posting it! It should be shown to our grandchildren to show them how we all were back then. But remember the risque original album cover art for the first Blind Faith album??? Heh, heh.
Ginger are the best jazzdrumer. He don't want to call an rockdrummer. Cream was the beginners of hardrock-band. Led zeppelin have the first name hardrock with blues in it. But the doors are the best.
The girl holding the Oldsmobile hood ornament looks like my cousins wife. He was a rock drummer and guitarist. He called her "Pie."
I had the album. The cover had a pre-teen girl holding a model airplane.
@@barrygreenstein8383 Yeah, they took that cover off the market. I don't know whether they are worth anything today but they make a great conversation piece. There is a story about this on Wikipedia. Of course everyone involved believed that the girl was older. Right!
@@LesbianVampireLover I don't know if they are worth anything. I bought the album when I was 15 years old and my parents nearly had heart attacks when they saw it!
So love this song for so many moons....❤
I remember this album in Hawaii when it first came out 💕🙏🤙
One of the best songs ever recorded.❤
Steve's organ doesn't have big chips missing out of it these days. In fact, the relection on his piano was so clear the last time I saw him, that when he was playing his stratocaster, it looked like a photgraph on top of the piano, from my seat.
Ginger baker war einer der besten jazzdrummer, mit clapton bei cream oder blind faith ist für mich top. Normalerweise sind the doors my nr. One
If I had a Time Machine, I would surf the quantum waves and land at the great concerts and musical moments of the mid to late 60's thru early 80's. Hyde Park would be one of those places I would live for a while until I got back into my machine and returned to the quantum waves and the next show. Maybe Woodstock.
Thanks I really needed this!
This tune was written by Clapton.
I love Steve😘😘😘
Unas de las mejores banda de la epoca prodigiosa junto a cream dejaron un legado de bjuena musica rock trascendiendo en el tiempo para recordarnos en una epoca de mal gusto que aun tenemos rock para rato
One of my fav songs A&&& for quality of recording and video ty
never heard this live before - wow
Seems that they did nearly every song from that album there!
Ginger Baker sounds good. Those cymbals are good
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I had heard that Clapton was struggling with heroin addiction at the time.
We was there. Clapton expressionless and spaced out.
Is this during alcoholic or heroin stage of his life? Still smoking cigarettes. Adultery. Eric wrote this beautiful song. Did he mean it?
; )
💜
Telly mastery
Stratocaster neck on a Telecaster body in 1969. Who woulda thunk it?
Clapton looks uncomfortable here, still play like a legend, Winwoods voice sounds the same in 2016, God bless him, Ginger is great throughout the whole concert if you watch him, Rick G seems too laid back
Truth be told he wasn't happy because he hadn't wanted Ginger Baker in the band -he kind of forced himself in. E.C. was trying to distance himself from Cream and here he's onstage with two-thirds of it !!!
@@JohnnyNation I agree. I think Clapton knew this band was doomed pretty much from the outset. He was right. I'm not sure they even finished their first and only tour.
Yeah, by this point in time Eric wanted out. Ginger was back on heroin again and being, well Ginger.
I wonder if bob marley had anything to do with this masterpiece 😮? I know ! Just dreaming 😅
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I think the words here may be based on the story of Jonah in the Old Testament. jonah was righteous but refused the Lords order to preach to ninevah and fled by ship to tarshish. God raised storm, and jonah wanting to die told the sailors to cast him into the sea, and the sailors cast him into the sea. after 3 days in the belly of a great fish, Jonah asked god for forgiveness so God released him and sent himto Ninevah to preach as ordered before. but jonah was miserable still...until he found shade under a plant, but god killed the plant...
Sounds a mean god
@@lastnamefirst4035 not at all. It was an object lesson for the prophet. Jonah wanted the ninevites to not repent and be spared, so God arranged the whole plant scenario to demonstrate where he should really bestow the compassion he felt for the plant.
Steve, BRAVO!
Steve Winwood is 21 years old…
looks like stevie is the only one not being full of drugs
That is very likely a correct assessment.
Ginger Baker eric Clapton. Steve windwood🥁🎸🎹
Jesus saves ..is the way.✝️✝️✝️✝️♥️☮️
@Schnidler because hez like 5 years old :D
Wouldnt have made a difference then or now.
None of yall have said it, so: JACK BRUCE. dassall.
What luck this was filmed.
DRUGS!
Worst film editing ever !
Band filming was absolutely horrid then, but this isn’t the worst I’ve seen. At least the camera person didn’t do a barrel roll with the camera, filming upside down, or thrust the zoom in and out to the beat.
Just truly an outdoor concert!
Most films of music back then were the equivalent of a long drum solo. Totally self indulgent and very frustrating to watch. Too many close-ups. Zero syncing of picture and sound. Rarely showing the whole band at once. Horrendous.
You have to understand the time and the context of these videos. This is well before slick, highly produced music videos. MTV didn't even exist yet. I say that as a musician that's actually in some MTV type videos of the 1980s.
I was there mate! Pretty shambolic tbh but I was at the front snapping away. My shots of Eric ( Rick to his friends) have stood the test of time, shame I wasn't a bit more savvy re copyright etc.