First of all, on the Blind Faith Deluxe Edition, this song is called Jam No. 1: "Very Long & Good Jam". There are two other jams #1 + #2: This ain't them. This jam was recorded before Rick Grech had joined the group. So it was Clapton, Winwood, and Baker. The problem was that Winwood was trying to play the bass part on the foot pedals of his Hammond organ, which made it hard for him to concentrate on the keys, never mind lead or trade solos with Clapton or even consider playing the guitar. Though Winwood is and was a truly amazing musician, he only has so many arms/legs/fingers! Still, its fabulous music, almost pure Clapton semi-jazz blues.
I think that the poster changed the name to avoid it getting pulled down. The only other way to get this jam on youtube is in in two separate videos. This one has the whole thing uninterrupted
Bill, I don't know where to begin , as that for me , this period in the careers of Clapton and Winwood has had the deepest effect on my musical influences as a aspiring musician myself .They basically are responsible for me wanting to play . This all came at a period in my life of deep pain , and to play music for me was my remedy ? Thank's Bill ! `LIKED' !!!
Interesting indeed. A little Traffic-y, a little Cream-y with this jam session tape. To think what they all would have done if Clapton (all-due respect to him) didn't have reservations about the whole idea, the band, and their output.....would've been something else for sure. Alas, it is what it is. They were at least allowed one album, plus all the unreleased material on the Winwood box set and Blind Faith 2-CD set put out some time back.
Plus the Hyde Park concert and the US tour. I saw them in Philadelphia on July 16, 1969 at the Spectrum with 16,450 other lucky fans. Taste & Delaney & Bonnie opened. Ginger's solo got a standing ovation.
Coolie Reese lol jerk look up members of blind faith it included Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton, Stevie Winwood , Ric Grech .. the band was formed after Baker and Clapton dismantled Cream and Winwood and Grech left traffic! Some footage includes Traffic I believe ran out of video for song track .... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_Faith
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Nice Jam 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
RIP Peter Edward "Ginger" Baker. A true drum god....
My first listen and it's an eye opener 😊 Wow.
The Golden Age Of Rock And Roll 🎧🎧🎧
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Its like listening to Cream and Santana jammin' together
More like Cream and Traffic. Don't really hear any Santana here IMO....
50 years ago ....June 19,2019 and it is alive beyond todays style. Ginger! tribal bump bump bump😵😵😵
🌜Geniusss!!🌛
Think about it. All the different styles of music they have all put out. It’s definitely a Jam session.
Big fan of jams and had not heard this one before, just the album I bought in 1969.
Sweet❤
Ginger! Still #1
Wonderful song
Cream y Traffic. Menuda mezcla impresionante...
fascinante escuchar en jam a esta super banda
This is fantastic. Just musical as hell. How trippy to hear NEW Blind Faith (well, new to me...)
Just one blind faith too bad they quit less than a yr.
So beautiful
First of all, on the Blind Faith Deluxe Edition, this song is called Jam No. 1: "Very Long & Good Jam". There are two other jams #1 + #2: This ain't them. This jam was recorded before Rick Grech had joined the group. So it was Clapton, Winwood, and Baker. The problem was that Winwood was trying to play the bass part on the foot pedals of his Hammond organ, which made it hard for him to concentrate on the keys, never mind lead or trade solos with Clapton or even consider playing the guitar. Though Winwood is and was a truly amazing musician, he only has so many arms/legs/fingers! Still, its fabulous music, almost pure Clapton semi-jazz blues.
I think that the poster changed the name to avoid it getting pulled down. The only other way to get this jam on youtube is in in two separate videos. This one has the whole thing uninterrupted
Effing great band, effing great jam.
Thanx...
Bill,
I don't know where to begin , as that for me , this period in the careers of Clapton and Winwood has had the deepest effect on my musical influences as a aspiring musician myself .They basically are responsible for me wanting to play .
This all came at a period in my life of deep pain , and to play music for me was my remedy ?
Thank's Bill !
`LIKED' !!!
Awesome job ! great jammin' and great footage and pics thanks
Interesting indeed. A little Traffic-y, a little Cream-y with this jam session tape. To think what they all would have done if Clapton (all-due respect to him) didn't have reservations about the whole idea, the band, and their output.....would've been something else for sure.
Alas, it is what it is. They were at least allowed one album, plus all the unreleased material on the Winwood box set and Blind Faith 2-CD set put out some time back.
Plus the Hyde Park concert and the US tour. I saw them in Philadelphia on July 16, 1969 at the Spectrum with 16,450 other lucky fans. Taste & Delaney & Bonnie opened. Ginger's solo got a standing ovation.
@@jeffreymalack3723 - Consider yourself grateful and lucky. Going just off videos I've watched here on YT, it had to of been quite an experience.
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Was this the free show at a park? Sounds very good and they jazzy jam beautiful music.
Bullshit. Bruce and Baker were both producing poetic, non-commercial, psychedelic compositions. Clapton never, ever produced less-commercial music.
Man that's not blind faith. At least I hope it isn't. That's Eric Clapton? Much less ginger baker. What a hoax.
Coolie Reese lol jerk look up members of blind faith it included Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton, Stevie Winwood , Ric Grech .. the band was formed after Baker and Clapton dismantled Cream and Winwood and Grech left traffic! Some footage includes Traffic I believe ran out of video for song track ....
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_Faith
Thanks for the very cool post Bill, but Rick Grech didn't join Traffic until 1970, well after Blind Faith's sad demise in September 1969.