This song had two singers, the first voice you hear is Jack Bruce (bass), and the second voice is Eric Clapton (guitar). Ginger Baker is one of thE best drummers ever (R.I.P. to Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce.
Kevin Minne , Ginger had the coolest tempo to his drumming ! His pocket can’t be picked ! Talk about feeling the groove 😉😉 ! He is literally in a world of his own making 💯❤️
Janet Kuhl-Kalantari Ignore that ignorant pig, ‘Military Veteran’. No, Turd Ferguson is a hilarious parody of Burt Reynolds on SNL. I’m actually a chick from Australia and I’m actually quite attractive. My real name is Kim. 😂💖👍
This song came out at a time when every 16 year old kid wanted an electric guitar or a drum set in his bedroom. No computers or cell phones to distract these guys.The Guitar player got the girls.
BADGE is my favourite song by Cream. Written by Eric Clapton and George Harrison who wrote under fake name "L'angelo Misterioso" because of recording obligations. Jack Bruce Eric Clapton Ginger Baker
Yeah, before AND after Cream, he seemed more interested in imitating his Blues heroes than creating something new, but his best work in Cream was just incredibly original.
Cream was one of the first ever supergroups. All 3 are legitimate virtuosos in their own right. Someone famously spraypainted a subway wall with the words "Clapton is God" and this is why. He is a living rock legend.
Nicole Holford Lockney You know what got me thinking about them? A lady on the live feed said ‘Vegemite tastes like dirt in cream form’ 😂😂😂 Not only is that the funniest description I ever heard, but ever since then I’ve been thinking about Cream the band! 😂😂😂💖
Quite a big sound for a trio huh. Eric Clapton,guitar and vocals, Jack Bruce played bass and sang lead, and of course it was the one and only Ginger Baker on drums.
Eric and Jack Bruce shared lead vocal duties on this song. Eric would sing a verse then Jack would do the next. You can tell Jacks verses as his voice was the more powerful of the two.
Ginger Baker was also in Blind Faith with Clapton plus Steve Winwood and Rick Grech. They were going to be the next superduper group but fell apart before they'd finished their first album. It has some great tracks on it, not just "Can't Find My Way Home" but "Presence of the Lord," which has a guitar solo that I'm sure you'll love. It still gives me goose bumps fifty years later.
Bassist/vocalist Jack Bruce wrote this song after going to see Jimi Hendrix for the first time. Right after Cream broke up, Hendrix appeared on The Lulu Show (a British variety show hosted by pop singer Lulu, who at the time was married to Maurice Gibb of The Bee Gees) and played Sunshine Of Your Love as a tribute to Cream.
OMG!!!! I clearly remember how much fun it was to watch our parents horrified faces/reactions to this "new rock n roll" that was going to ruin their babies!!!! Joke is on them.....we grew up just fine with a love for ROCK N ROLL!!!! 💜😊🤟🎵🎶🎼
NOW YOU SEE THE ALBUM COVER ( DISRAELI GEARS ) THIS ALBUM IS DEFINITELYYYYYYY IN THE TOP 50 ALBUMS OF ALLLLLLLLL TIME JAY! :) 3 MAN BAND: ERIC CLAPTON, GINGER BAKER, AND JACK BRUCE! R.I.P. TO GINGER AND JACK :(
"Crossroads" is the pinnacle of this band. it basically captures the dynamic that made them great, which was three guys, each trying to show the other two who's the greatest. It starts at 100mph and does not let up.
That was a duet with Eric Clapton guitar and vocals, Jack Bruce bass and vocals and Ginger Baker on drums. Check out the Live at the Royal Albert Hall reunion concert. Also try Tales Of Brave Ulysses
I remember when this song came out and it is still one of my favourites. Three of the best at the top of their games, they were highly competitive and there was a lot of tension between them at times, and for a short while they produced some great music together.
All music back in those days was real - emotion, taking over your soul. I loved it and have to say kudos to my parents for not losing their minds since I played all my albums on high volume over and over.
The next song you should react to is 'Tales of Brave Ullyses', or 'Politician' live from the Farewell Concert. Jack Bruce (bass and vocals) went on to work with many Jazz Fusion greats and Ginger Baker (drums) was all over. Blind Faith. He also played on a live album with Fela Kuti and it's blistering. You should also react to Clapton's previous band, The Yardbirds. Delaney and Bonnie is where he went after Cream......and Blind Faith.....with Steve Winwood.
Band called BLIND FAITH included Ginger Baker Another massively great band is that one w Stevie Winwood . Who later formed the brilliant TRAFFIC Check em out “The Low spark of high heeled boys” entire LP is amazing.
I heard so much Cream when my younger brother lived with me but I can barely remember what I listened to. All I know is that he loved Eric Clapton and Ginger Bakers playing until the day he passed away. Like you Jayvee he loved many types of music and had a huge record collection. Take care and stay safe please everyone love hugs and peace to you all and God bless you Mary-Ellen UK
My first boyfriend back in the day, absolutely adored cream , but the drummer Ginger Baker was his favourite musician, I must say I liked them a lot as well , I love to see your reactions to these oldies, keep doing what you are doing.
Eric Clapton pointed out in a interview that Jack Bruce sang, technically, kind of like a opera singer, from the diaphragm, which is why he had such a powerful voice.
Probably the greatest rock song of all time- Jack Bruce the great bass player is trading vocals back and forth with Eric Clapton- great job again and bless you!
Cream were a British rock band formed in London in 1966. The group consisted of bassist Jack Bruce, guitarist Eric Clapton, and drummer Ginger Baker. Bruce was the primary songwriter and vocalist, although Clapton and Baker also sang and contributed songs.
Lyrics: It's getting near dawn When lights close their tired eyes I'll soon be with you my love Give you my dawn surprise I'll be with you darling soon I'll be with you when the stars start falling I've been waiting so long To be where I'm going In the sunshine of your love I'm with you my love The light's shining through on you Yes, I'm with you my love It's the morning and just we two I'll stay with you darling now I'll stay with you 'til my seas are dried up I've been waiting so long To be where I'm going In the sunshine of your love I'm with you my love The light's shining through on you Yes, I'm with you my love It's the morning and just we two I'll stay with you darling now I'll stay with you 'til my seas are dried up I've been waiting so long I've been waiting so long I've been waiting so long To be where I'm going In the sunshine of your love
Clapton was part of 2 other great bands also. Blind Faith..."Can't Find My Way Home". Ginger Baker was also a member. Derek and The Dominos..."Bell Bottom Blues".
I'm just loving your videos, as all the songs I've known all my long life (63 years) come alive like new when I watch you get into them! I smile so hard and feel so glad you have found the treasure! My spouse and I are admin on two facebook groups where we post TONS of music and discuss the songs with lots of members. If you do facebook, the groups are called American Music Site and Another Music Site and we would love for you to join. We really try to stretch out and explore lots of different styles from all eras. Keep it up, you're great!
Brings back memories of being in altered state with late hubby when we were dating. Keep up the great music. Love watching as well, you remind me of my great son in law.
Eric Clapton - Guitar Jack Bruce - Bass Ginger Baker - Drums Bruce was the main lead singer, but Clapton did several songs, and I think he did "Sunshine" as well
Do you realize you have close to 600 video's, Jay?!!!! I don't think any of us expect you to remember a fraction of the video's you've done! Amazed at how much you do recall. You generate a lot of happiness, my man. Hope that comes back to you ten fold. Namaste.
In 1970 Clapton took a little break and went on tour with Delaney and Bonnie to just play guitar to their tunes. "I Dont' Want to Discuss It" is a good live jam of their's.
This SO FUN! 1967-68 ... This song was on the Billboard Charts for weeks, man!!! Awesome. Eric Clapton was just cutting his teeth on his guitar ... Jack Bruce was the bassist, Ginger Baker, the fabulous drummer and all 3 sang; NOTE: Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Steve Winwood created a band in 1969 called BLIND FAITH, recorded one EXCEPTIONAL SELF-TITLED ALBUM, every track a keeper. The band burned up in 6 month, but that Album still resonates 50 years later!!
What's mad is this song and Mississippi queen just recently became my two favourite songs...And just found ur channel and u have vids on them back to back 😂anyway I'm subscribed cuz I wanna hear more great music
They were called Creme because all three were the best of that time. Best guitarist (Clapton) best drummer (Ginger Baker) and best bass (Jack Bruce ). They were slightly ahead of Jimi Hendrix and when he came out, you had 2 of the best trios in music history rocking it up at the same time. Saw them both several times.
After Jorma Kaukonan (lead guitar) and Jack Cassidy (bass) of Jefferson Airplane saw Ceam in concert they went back to the band and they turned up the volume!
One of the first real supergroups. Jack Bruce (bass/vocals...primary lead on this song), Eric Clapton (guitar/vocals...alternates lead with Jack during the final verse on this song) and Ginger Baker (drums). They were three of the best already on their individual instruments, then came together here to bless us all with their talents. They were called "Cream" because they were the cream of the crop of players at that time. Sadly, both Jack and Ginger have left us recently. And the riff in this song has been stuck with me for 50 years!
I was probably 9 or 10 years old and used to listen to my oldest brother’s albums...this one and Fresh Cream got a lot of play. It was just music to me. I had no idea that this was revolutionary music until many years later. Great albums....for some reason I always liked ‘dance the night away’ the most...i think ’ its Clapton’s Electric 12 string playing. There’s something ya don’t hear every day...
Cream was one of the best English Rock bands in the 60s. Eric Clapton's next incarnation was Derek and the Dominos. I requested "Layla" on Patreon a few months ago. From the album "Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs". Layla is considered to be one of the most beautiful rock ballads ever recorded. But the whole album is magnificent ♥️
this is what rock and roll was and it changed the essence of our lives, hard driving rock, think of all the things you could do to this, I'm the old guy 76 reliving all this shit, wow, I lived a good life
Yes Eric Clapton was in the group at this time playing guitar . Ginger Baker one of the all time best The singer is really great his name is Jack Bruce
Other songs off this album are great too -- We're Going Wrong features Jack Bruce, the bassist and lead singer, Dance the Night Away is another blues with Clapton on a twelve string guitar -- all good
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This song had two singers, the first voice you hear is Jack Bruce (bass), and the second voice is Eric Clapton (guitar). Ginger Baker is one of thE best drummers ever (R.I.P. to Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce.
Ginger ! The Count of Montecristo in the Strange Brew video ! With the cape on !
The color version is awesome
I have that LP In vinyl
@David S. Ginger is THE BEST , not one of, but THE BEST drummer of all time.
And the solo starts with an in-joke - it's the melody to Blue Moon!
The lates 60’s Rock personified right there. Ginger Baker on the skins.
Kevin Minne ,
Ginger had the coolest tempo to his drumming ! His pocket can’t be picked !
Talk about feeling the groove 😉😉 ! He is literally in a world of his own making 💯❤️
Kevin Minne ginger was a beast...he destroyed every band he was in.. but damn, yeah, he owned the skins
Military Veteran
Peter Edward”Ginger” Baker ...
Ginger for his fiery reddish - orange hair color 😂.
👍🏽💯✌🏽
Military Veteran IDK why people are too stupid to do their own research! 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
I'm 63 and love you getting into the Greatest musical generation ever!
Imagine getting to grow old with what you're discovering on your channel.
I'm 70 and haven't heard this song in years. Still awesome!!!
I am 69 and this was my Era!
We are the same age John. We had the best music ever.
the lead singer, composer of the riff, and bass player was Jack Bruce. You should listen to his solo work. Ginger Baker on drums.
You are killing it tonight, man! You’re playing the “cream of the crop.” And I see you bouncing in time to Ginger Baker’s drumming.
Richard Gerson Are you a drummer, Jay?!
Ginger Baker the Man
Jack Bruce laid some great bass as well. One killer trio!
I remember that Ginger Baker died some months ago - maybe a year or so now. RIP Ginger Baker
Eric Clapton played with Derick and the Domino’s. Check out “ Layla.”
Yes! And do the studio version first, and then the unplugged once you love it!
Definitely!! Both! 👍👍👍💖
Turd, um, is that really your name 🤔
Janet Kuhl-Kalantari Ignore that ignorant pig, ‘Military Veteran’. No, Turd Ferguson is a hilarious parody of Burt Reynolds on SNL. I’m actually a chick from Australia and I’m actually quite attractive. My real name is Kim. 😂💖👍
Military Veteran 😂😂😂👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
Those first 10 notes are as iconic as any song ever, perhaps only eclipsed by the 12 note Layla sequence. Wait? Clapton on both! He was God!
“Cocaine” is pretty iconic too!
I LOVE me some Eric, but the most iconic opening line for any song is smoke on the water by Deep PurpleIMHO
@@kennethhamilton7440 Good one! I can't disagree with that. : )
Kenneth Hamilton That’s the only thing I was ever able to play on guitar. 😂😂😂
That "10 note" riff is bass guitar, played by Jack Bruce, also lead singer.
This song came out at a time when every 16 year old kid wanted an electric guitar or a drum set in his bedroom. No computers or cell phones to distract these guys.The Guitar player got the girls.
Nah, at 16 the drummer got me. ☺️
BADGE is my favourite song by Cream. Written by Eric Clapton and George Harrison who wrote under fake name "L'angelo Misterioso" because of recording obligations.
Jack Bruce
Eric Clapton
Ginger Baker
Yes. Badge!!
When songs were enough to get you high
Badge is epic. The studio version is just way too short.
Goodfellas DeNiro at the bar smoking a cigarette...Eric Clapton Legend.
That scenes that follow are also gold.
Another Clapton band you'll want to dive into is Derek & The Dominoes.
Bell Bottom Blues is one of my top 5 favorite songs ever.
Layla is another big hit.
Definitely!! 👍💖
Why does love have to be so sad?
I think this was the most original Clapton ever was. Great music!
Yeah, before AND after Cream, he seemed more interested in imitating his Blues heroes than creating something new, but his best work in Cream was just incredibly original.
Bell button blues --let it rain--layla pleeeease!!!! Keep up the good work thank you
Cream was one of the first ever supergroups. All 3 are legitimate virtuosos in their own right. Someone famously spraypainted a subway wall with the words "Clapton is God" and this is why. He is a living rock legend.
White Room, Tales of Brave Ulysses are two other of their hits. Love the videos.
Can not go wrong with anything CLAPTON,,,,,,,,,
I swear, I was just thinking about Cream this morning!!! Eric, Ginger, Jack! BRILL!!!!
I love him. All his work. But the 24 Nights tour😍
Synchronicity! (Now we gotta request The Police!)
Nicole Holford Lockney Already done, my love! 💖💖💖
kj robbi Heck Yeah! 💖👍⭐️⭐️
Nicole Holford Lockney You know what got me thinking about them? A lady on the live feed said ‘Vegemite tastes like dirt in cream form’ 😂😂😂 Not only is that the funniest description I ever heard, but ever since then I’ve been thinking about Cream the band! 😂😂😂💖
Back in the day - the way musicians played was as important as the way vocalists sang
Written by Cream"s bass player Jack Bruce, (rip). He shared vocals with guitarist Eric Clapton. Drummer extraordinaire Ginger Baker, (rip).
Quite a big sound for a trio huh. Eric Clapton,guitar and vocals, Jack Bruce played bass and sang lead, and of course it was the one and only Ginger Baker on drums.
I love the album cover!
Deep purple Smoke on the Water! INSTANTLY recognizable initial riff.
Eric Clapton was a member of Cream (and the lead vocalist on this track).
This is such a great track!
You should hear White Room
oh wow I didn't know he was I was like damn this lead singer has a nice voice
Eric and Jack Bruce shared lead vocal duties on this song. Eric would sing a verse then Jack would do the next. You can tell Jacks verses as his voice was the more powerful of the two.
Jack and Eric are trading verses.
@Deanna Crownover @JayveeTV.
Deanna, JV already reacted to White Room. Here's the link
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Jack is the one who belts, Eric has the softer voice.
The greatest 3 man group ever.
Rush is a close second.🇨🇦😄
I call it a dead heat between Cream & Rush.
@@gevlar Jimi hendrix experience though😅
Greatest guitar riff ever!
Eric also played in a group called blind Faith "can't find my way home"or "bell bottom blues"
Bell Bottom Blues is from Derek and the Dominos...
Ginger Baker was also in Blind Faith with Clapton plus Steve Winwood and Rick Grech. They were going to be the next superduper group but fell apart before they'd finished their first album. It has some great tracks on it, not just "Can't Find My Way Home" but "Presence of the Lord," which has a guitar solo that I'm sure you'll love. It still gives me goose bumps fifty years later.
The era of the "supergroups".
@@williewimmer5102 I stand corrected sir 👍✌️♥️
@Zebulon 8 It's all good. Keep on rockin'
Bassist/vocalist Jack Bruce wrote this song after going to see Jimi Hendrix for the first time. Right after Cream broke up, Hendrix appeared on The Lulu Show (a British variety show hosted by pop singer Lulu, who at the time was married to Maurice Gibb of The Bee Gees) and played Sunshine Of Your Love as a tribute to Cream.
OMG!!!! I clearly remember how much fun it was to watch our parents horrified faces/reactions to this "new rock n roll" that was going to ruin their babies!!!! Joke is on them.....we grew up just fine with a love for ROCK N ROLL!!!! 💜😊🤟🎵🎶🎼
NOW YOU SEE THE ALBUM COVER ( DISRAELI GEARS ) THIS ALBUM IS DEFINITELYYYYYYY IN THE TOP 50 ALBUMS OF ALLLLLLLLL TIME JAY! :) 3 MAN BAND: ERIC CLAPTON, GINGER BAKER, AND JACK BRUCE! R.I.P. TO GINGER AND JACK :(
Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton were both singing, alternating !ines. LOVE your reaction.
Yay he finally reacted to CREAM Yay. 😎😭😇😊
"Crossroads" is the pinnacle of this band. it basically captures the dynamic that made them great, which was three guys, each trying to show the other two who's the greatest. It starts at 100mph and does not let up.
That was a duet with Eric Clapton guitar and vocals, Jack Bruce bass and vocals and Ginger Baker on drums. Check out the Live at the Royal Albert Hall reunion concert. Also try Tales Of Brave Ulysses
I remember when this song came out and it is still one of my favourites. Three of the best at the top of their games, they were highly competitive and there was a lot of tension between them at times, and for a short while they produced some great music together.
"Tales of brave Ulysses".."Crossroads".."Badge".."Swlabr (She was like a bearded Rainbow)"..That's a good start.
Ya swlabr is a great tune from them although not played to often.
Is that what Swlabr means? Get out of town!
@@nelsonx5326 Not too sure what it means just no its an awesome tune.
This may be my favourite song of all time. . . . certainly solid top 5.
All music back in those days was real - emotion, taking over your soul. I loved it and have to say kudos to my parents for not losing their minds since I played all my albums on high volume over and over.
That's Clapton dude! Yes lawd. ANYTHING with *Clapton* Great stuff!
Clapton created another band with Duane Allman “Derek and the Dominos” Layla
Did NOT know Clapton was in a band with Duane Allman. Damn....comment section dropping knowledge on this old rocker.
My favorite group ever! Jack Bruce's incredible influence and Clapton's skill and Baker's supremacy over the drums
So glad to have lived through this era in real time. Glad young people are enjoying the older hits.
The next song you should react to is 'Tales of Brave Ullyses', or 'Politician' live from the Farewell Concert. Jack Bruce (bass and vocals) went on to work with many Jazz Fusion greats and Ginger Baker (drums) was all over. Blind Faith. He also played on a live album with Fela Kuti and it's blistering. You should also react to Clapton's previous band, The Yardbirds. Delaney and Bonnie is where he went after Cream......and Blind Faith.....with Steve Winwood.
You’re the first person I’ve heard mention Fela, R.I.P. you know your music, dude.
@@darkmagus64 Thanks, I think Ginger plays on the tune, 'Black Man Cry'? Amazingly, it's just a one time collaboration.
Rick Albee he was in that song and the rest of the live album with Africa 70.
Band called BLIND FAITH included Ginger Baker Another massively great band is that one w Stevie Winwood . Who later formed the brilliant TRAFFIC Check em out “The Low spark of high heeled boys” entire LP is amazing.
I heard so much Cream when my younger brother lived with me but I can barely remember what I listened to. All I know is that he loved Eric Clapton and Ginger Bakers playing until the day he passed away. Like you Jayvee he loved many types of music and had a huge record collection. Take care and stay safe please everyone love hugs and peace to you all and God bless you Mary-Ellen UK
My first boyfriend back in the day, absolutely adored cream , but the drummer Ginger Baker was his favourite musician, I must say I liked them a lot as well , I love to see your reactions to these oldies, keep doing what you are doing.
That riff has been in my head for 40 years ! Great band so many songs from my teenage years. Enjoy
This was a power group of individually talented musicians..."White Room" is a classic.
Eric Clapton pointed out in a interview that Jack Bruce sang, technically, kind of like a opera singer, from the diaphragm, which is why he had such a powerful voice.
"Somebody to Love" Jefferson Airplane
In 1968 my brother in law would play this song on guitar for me at 9 yrs old. I still love it! 💞✌
Probably the greatest rock song of all time- Jack Bruce the great bass player is trading vocals back and forth with Eric Clapton- great job again and bless you!
Tales of Brave Ulysses is an amazing Cream song.
Cream was the precursor to Led Zeppelin in that heavy blues rock sound.
Cream were a British rock band formed in London in 1966. The group consisted of bassist Jack Bruce, guitarist Eric Clapton, and drummer Ginger Baker. Bruce was the primary songwriter and vocalist, although Clapton and Baker also sang and contributed songs.
I’m in the sunshine of your love, guys! 🌞⭐️🌈
Great choice ✌️
I must say you have the most genuine reactions of all the channels!
Thank you
Lyrics:
It's getting near dawn
When lights close their tired eyes
I'll soon be with you my love
Give you my dawn surprise
I'll be with you darling soon
I'll be with you when the stars start falling
I've been waiting so long
To be where I'm going
In the sunshine of your love
I'm with you my love
The light's shining through on you
Yes, I'm with you my love
It's the morning and just we two
I'll stay with you darling now
I'll stay with you 'til my seas are dried up
I've been waiting so long
To be where I'm going
In the sunshine of your love
I'm with you my love
The light's shining through on you
Yes, I'm with you my love
It's the morning and just we two
I'll stay with you darling now
I'll stay with you 'til my seas are dried up
I've been waiting so long
I've been waiting so long
I've been waiting so long
To be where I'm going
In the sunshine of your love
The drummer was Ginger Baker.
Clapton was part of 2 other great bands also. Blind Faith..."Can't Find My Way Home". Ginger Baker was also a member.
Derek and The Dominos..."Bell Bottom Blues".
Also The Yardbirds. "For Your Love" would be a good song to react to.
I didn't know that Ginger Baker was the drummer for Derek and The Dominos, I thought it was Jim Gordon.
@@stebstebanesier6205 ginger baker was part of Blind Faith is what I meant. Sorry if it was misleading.
This is one of my favourite bands, and one of my favourite songs. For a bluesier flavour, try Cream's Spoonful.
My music for sure! I was young and beautiful! ❤️ Gracias!
I'm just loving your videos, as all the songs I've known all my long life (63 years) come alive like new when I watch you get into them! I smile so hard and feel so glad you have found the treasure! My spouse and I are admin on two facebook groups where we post TONS of music and discuss the songs with lots of members. If you do facebook, the groups are called American Music Site and Another Music Site and we would love for you to join. We really try to stretch out and explore lots of different styles from all eras. Keep it up, you're great!
Robert Plant "when the levie breaks" is AMAZING 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Also check out Cream's tunes White Room, Badge, and Crossroads.
Love crossroads!
White room
Hats Off to U TODAY SIR, LOVIN EVERY JAM SO FAR
man.... you are reacting to so many of my favorite songs! thank you!!
Another treat 💚💙💜💛I saw Eric in the 80s in the SECC GLASGOW! !! 😊
CLASSIC! Gave me chills. ❤
Good luck getting that tune out of your head ... it's been in mine for 53 yrs. Still love it ... thanks for digging this one out for a reaction!
You need to hear deserted cities of the heart of cream , thats is Cream in his pure expression !!
That summer! This song and steppin'wolf
Jack Bruce - vocals, Eric Clapton - guitar, Ginger Baker - drums. There is no better combination.
NOW we’re talkin!! 🙌🏼 So much instrumental talent it’s crazy!
Freckled100 knows it!! 👏🏼 ✌🏻
Oh! You gotta check out Strange Brew!! ❤️
Jack Bruce - vocals AND bass.
@@irenedownie6559 He wrote the main riff too.
@@irenedownie6559 Yes, as soon as I hit post, I realized I hadn't mentioned the bass!
Brings back memories of being in altered state with late hubby when we were dating. Keep up the great music. Love watching as well, you remind me of my great son in law.
Eric Clapton - Guitar
Jack Bruce - Bass
Ginger Baker - Drums
Bruce was the main lead singer, but Clapton did several songs, and I think he did "Sunshine" as well
Bruce wrote and songs most of the lead on sunshine
Such a beautiful lyric “sunshine of your love. “. 🌞
Do you realize you have close to 600 video's, Jay?!!!! I don't think any of us expect you to remember a fraction of the video's you've done! Amazed at how much you do recall. You generate a lot of happiness, my man. Hope that comes back to you ten fold. Namaste.
Among the absolute best to ever make music. ever.
In 1970 Clapton took a little break and went on tour with Delaney and Bonnie to just play guitar to their tunes. "I Dont' Want to Discuss It" is a good live jam of their's.
One of the top guitarists in the world!
never heard the complete middle section with the Clapton solo before ... Wow.. (and real interesting ending outro too.)
Love you, bro...you given the realist reactions and comment with some musical knowledge. Rare. 🖤
That is a great CREAM album , I bought it when it came out and still have it.
This SO FUN! 1967-68 ... This song was on the Billboard Charts for weeks, man!!! Awesome. Eric Clapton was just cutting his teeth on his guitar ... Jack Bruce was the bassist, Ginger Baker, the fabulous drummer and all 3 sang; NOTE: Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Steve Winwood created a band in 1969 called BLIND FAITH, recorded one EXCEPTIONAL SELF-TITLED ALBUM, every track a keeper. The band burned up in 6 month, but that Album still resonates 50 years later!!
What's mad is this song and Mississippi queen just recently became my two favourite songs...And just found ur channel and u have vids on them back to back 😂anyway I'm subscribed cuz I wanna hear more great music
Cream was only around for a short while but they were a hugely influential band to later bands like Rush and many others.
They were called Creme because all three were the best of that time. Best guitarist (Clapton) best drummer (Ginger Baker) and best bass (Jack Bruce ). They were slightly ahead of Jimi Hendrix and when he came out, you had 2 of the best trios in music history rocking it up at the same time. Saw them both several times.
Man, how fortunate you were!
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After Jorma Kaukonan (lead guitar) and Jack Cassidy (bass) of Jefferson Airplane saw Ceam in concert they went back to the band and they turned up the volume!
One of the first real supergroups. Jack Bruce (bass/vocals...primary lead on this song), Eric Clapton (guitar/vocals...alternates lead with Jack during the final verse on this song) and Ginger Baker (drums). They were three of the best already on their individual instruments, then came together here to bless us all with their talents. They were called "Cream" because they were the cream of the crop of players at that time. Sadly, both Jack and Ginger have left us recently. And the riff in this song has been stuck with me for 50 years!
Music from the Woodstock days! Love it!
Jack Bruce (bass) and Eric Clapton (guitar) shared the vocals with Ginger Baker on skins
I was probably 9 or 10 years old and used to listen to my oldest brother’s albums...this one and Fresh Cream got a lot of play. It was just music to me. I had no idea that this was revolutionary music until many years later. Great albums....for some reason I always liked ‘dance the night away’ the most...i think ’ its Clapton’s Electric 12 string playing. There’s something ya don’t hear every day...
Cream was one of the best English Rock bands in the 60s. Eric Clapton's next incarnation was Derek and the Dominos. I requested "Layla" on Patreon a few months ago. From the album "Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs". Layla is considered to be one of the most beautiful rock ballads ever recorded. But the whole album is magnificent ♥️
this is what rock and roll was and it changed the essence of our lives, hard driving rock, think of all the things you could do to
this, I'm the old guy 76 reliving all this shit, wow, I lived a good life
Yes Eric Clapton was in the group at this time playing guitar . Ginger Baker one of the all time best The singer is really great his name is Jack Bruce
That riff has been stuck in my head for 50 years
Love this song !!
When the club played this song we all got up and danced!
Other songs off this album are great too -- We're Going Wrong features Jack Bruce, the bassist and lead singer, Dance the Night Away is another blues with Clapton on a twelve string guitar -- all good
I remember 1968, age 17, going into "The Record Shop" in my town to buy the 7 inch vinyl single of this. I played it until it wore out :)
Clapton, Bruce and Baker were an all-star instrumental team.