"Do the dog!" The party clearly got better by the time they got to the final take. Thanks for posting, can't get enough of Disraeli Gears! In credible that such a masterpiece was bashed out in just a few days, There's another good studio LP's worth in "Wheels of fire" and "Goodbye" but without the same magic.
It's from a slightly earlier recording session - the one that produced the 5 demos that were released on the deluxe edition 2CD. There is a further 44 minutes of the tape on my channel (multiple takes of 6 more tracks).
some of the audio for these takes is used in the life in 12 bars documentary when talking about clapton in the studio for the bluesbreakers lp. Great noodles at the start.
I've never heard these takes before. Definitely shows that it isn't perfect the first try and that Clapton was still learning a lot of things. March '68 was peak for them and Eric had found a cool style that was most interesting.
@@randallkennedy2066 nope. Saw Cream and Bruce owned the stage. He was a trained brilliant musician. Baker was stiff, unmusical and puked on the stage due to heroin.
WoW... so good. I love this song in any form. Thank God for Rock & Roll, it will never die !!!
How cool to hear these tracks after all these years! The Cream was simply the Cream! My all-time favorite!
Sounds like an SG to me. Eric’s feel and timing shewwww weeee ! Fantastic and fresh as the morning dew 50 years later
"Do the dog!" The party clearly got better by the time they got to the final take. Thanks for posting, can't get enough of Disraeli Gears! In credible that such a masterpiece was bashed out in just a few days, There's another good studio LP's worth in "Wheels of fire" and "Goodbye" but without the same magic.
12 bar blues by the very best? Holy Shxt!!!
Thanks for posting this fascinating insight to early versions of Cream songs very much appreciated
There wasn't an audio engoneer who could control that Cream volume. Especially on Gingers Bass Drums...Godspeed Jack and Ginger...
fun stuff! Cream were the shit!.... yeah, I was there; their LA shows are legendary DISRAELI GEARS is a top 10 Rock LP of all time.....
what a wonderful bit of history!
Wonderful!
It's from a slightly earlier recording session - the one that produced the 5 demos that were released on the deluxe edition 2CD. There is a further 44 minutes of the tape on my channel (multiple takes of 6 more tracks).
Thank You
Very much obliged 😃✌🏽
Groovy. Need more ..
some of the audio for these takes is used in the life in 12 bars documentary when talking about clapton in the studio for the bluesbreakers lp. Great noodles at the start.
I've never heard these takes before. Definitely shows that it isn't perfect the first try and that Clapton was still learning a lot of things. March '68 was peak for them and Eric had found a cool style that was most interesting.
Clapton is still smoking hot, even we he makes mistakes! I give up! Why should I even ATTEMPT to play my guitar?
He played a lot and with great musicians. You may surpass Clapton if you keep at it and you will sound smokin', even with mistakes thrown in.
thank you
Because you can. Keep on keeping on man.
Claptons playing is so inspired. Too bad he lost the spark someplace along the way to all those miserable albums
yes !!!
Yes . I saw that ocean blvd tour. All he did was play rythm. The show was a bore
Miserable indeed. Well said.
Even Hendrix had to go to England.
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eric played a black les paul custom until early 1967, before they started recording disraeli gears. It was stolen, and then he switched to SG
Connor Nepomuceno huh just like jimmy page
Is Eric playin a Les paul here? Almost certainly
Brooks Reed could be his 335 or firebird, sounds to mid pushy to be a les Paul.
I here SG all the way
Gibson SG
Great band but Jack Bruce was the best musician in the band: superb bass chops and a great voice. Baker was a shit drummer.
Baker was a better drummer than Bruce was a singer.
@@randallkennedy2066 nope. Saw Cream and Bruce owned the stage. He was a trained brilliant musician. Baker was stiff, unmusical and puked on the stage due to heroin.