Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love (Royal Albert Hall 2005) (19 of 22)
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2011
- Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love live at Royal Albert Hall, London.
May 2, 3, 5, 6. 1080p
19 of 22
In May of 2005 Cream returned to London's Royal Albert Hall-to the same stage where they had completed what was thought to be their final performance in 1968. It was one of the most eagerly anticipated, hard-to-get tickets in rock history. With the exception of a brief reunion set at their 1993 induction into the Rock and roll Hall of Fame, Cream had not played together in nearly four decades. This DVD documents Cream's momentous London shows. Performances from each of the four nights are featured and much more. Also included are alternate performances and interviews with Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, and Eric Clapton. Cream formed in 1966 and disbanded in 1968. The band were a prolific and thrilling live act and toured incessantly in their short but remarkable history. 
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When we lost Ginger and Jack , rock lost two of its best teachers. This younger generation of musicians NEED to look at this performance. THIS is how you do it.
I agree with you, awesome musicians from the 60's .
R.I.P. Ginger Baker. One of the best drummers that ever lived...
Sir i concur with you 100%.
Hell yea! RIP Mr. Baker
Yes he was the best. Saw him once a long time ago. He was just all over those drums!!! I don’t have the words to describe him. Glad I got to see him!!!
Everyone always talks about Bonham and Moon or Mitchell but Ginger really made use of tribal rhythms that were unbelievable an original style never heard in rock & roll music he actually made use of the toms and the cymbals like no other... He is underrated imo.. I would have loved if they had done a few more tours even adding winwood
Fucking legend
It isn't possible to do this with one guitarist, one bassist and one drummer unless you are Cream. BRAVO!
True with that sound. They started the power trio. RUSH however, is still killing it.
rushs guitarist cant hold a candle to clapton r u serious haha
Yup,check out Jacobs Ladder,La Villa Strangiato,Freewill. There's plenty more,but that's enough. They respect and love Cream. However, they surpassed that style long ago.
***** I'm dead serious. You haven't listened to their music and what Alex does. If you had...you wouldn't dismiss him.
im sure its all edited studio crap not raw like clapton is he doesnt use crappy effects hes pure skill
We will never see Cream again, that is sad. One of the best bands of all time. 🙏🙏
I just saw them. Where were you? I was there more than the show I spent on the floor of the stadium seeing everybody’s legs as trees. One tree was my friends- I hung on to it for dear life.
Jack RIP !
Yes. Creem was really the first so called, ‘SuperGroup!’
Especially now, both Jack and Ginger are gone:(
WidowsSon TonySamaha you er so Right Best band ever🇩🇰❤️❤️👌🍻🍻
JAck Bruce.... 65 years old and sings way better than most youth singers today.
+LeThayle Everything about this band is better than ANY of the bands today.
+LeThayle - damn straight
Don't need no stinking voice tuning box.
Jack's been dead for years and he still sings way better than most youth singers today.
@@Logoned Hate to break it to you, but there's vocal corrections on his voice here.
What blows me away is they sound here just as good as back in the 60's.
So glad these three men put their past disagreements behind them in 2005 and gave us a wonderful live show and taped it -- so we can watch it over and over. All three veteran rockers were blistering on this night. Jack -- great, great job mate. According to Roger Waters' -- Pink Floyd's bassist, who said several years back of Jack:...."then there's Jack Bruce - probably the most musically gifted bass player who's ever been." At least this time Waters' commentary got it right. If Cream fans run out of songs to enjoy -- don't forget Jack Bruce made several good albums with Robin Trower. RIP Mr. Bruce -- a truly great career.
+John LaStrada Jack Bruce is a bass legend, but definitely NOT the most musically gifted bass player who has ever been. Roger probably made that statement in terms of rock and blues bassists. The most musically gifted bass player ever is Jaco Pastorius.
+John LaStrada Berlin by Lou Reed is another good Jack Bruce listen.
+CooManTunes But Jaco was bat shit crazy! Talented,; yes, but not someone that you could count on being there in full presence.
Brian Drewry
His disease didn't start to get a hold of him until around 1980. The man was as dependable as it gets before then.
Tales of brave Ulysses's
This is one of those songs in which you know what it is in the first few notes. It is great.. Always has been... I just love it!!!!
While everyone wanted a Beatles reunion, all the while I wanted a cream reunion, I finally got my wish 37 years later, and I got to see them at the garden when they played New York, greatest concert ever! And I've seen them all, the who, the stones , the zep, and countless others, this was the greatest show ever!!!!!!
You lucky bastard. I envy you.
It's very sad. Cream never more Live.
R.I.P. for Great Jack Bruce.
Jack Bruce at his finest. We will always remember you Jack.
Nice to see all those 60 kids still rockin
My favorite song ever!!! Heard it the first time in high school. I thank God I was alive during this period of history - best music ever and it's still capturing new audiences of young people.
Randy Mackay I found @Jackbrucemusic from watching tons of Clapton videos. What a beautiful soul...
I was sad to learn he had already gone on to Glory. Guess I'll meet Jack Bruce #OnTheOtherSideOfTheWaterfall #TheShack
If there were “gods “ !!!
tears in my eyes here, my God what a band, RIP Ginger, 50 years on im still rockin to this!
"It's the morning and just we two". One of the best lines ever. :)
RIP Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce... One of rocks greatest rhythm sections.
They still got it........R.I.P two thirds of Cream.
Clapton's singing and playing on this DVD are best when he is in the black shirt.
Jack Bruce is singing here...... White shirt and lead singer, but the band is awesome.
That's cause he was ill in the first show with the blue shirt.
One of the biggest and most legendary bands in the history of rock.
Love how there’s a Blue Moon melody in Clapton’s solo. 3 legends.
One of the best riffs in all rock.
Eric loved Royal Albert Hall,felt very much at home
Cream of the crop is an understatement. No trio band comes even close to being as good as cream was. I don't if we'll ever have a band as good as they were
I dont get how one band can have so much absolute talent, definately up there with pink floyd and zeppelin as one of the absolute greats
This show is the only and everything someone need to know what rock means. Its unbelivable.
i think this performance can be automatically deemed a historic moment for all humanity. Auditory Gods blessing the people with the power of wonderful music.
Cream 2005 is the greatest moment in rock history. Listen to the "Spoonful" solo. That's INSANE.
Lump in throat after watching this! RIP Jack! One of the great Scottish musicians.
Ginger Baker just kicks the crap out of his drums, so good.
I'm in love with Eric's tone. JUST WONDERFUL
I saw them when I was a teenager. They sound better now!!! LOL They were awesome!
3 guys! Make so much sound!
Jack bruce is the best bassist i have seen,period.Mesmerising smoking licks that are delicious and inspiring.
If my dad could have named me after Ginger Baker.... I'm sure he would've...
Rip Ginger 10-6-2019
Greatest power trio of all-time
Rush is a close second.
The greatest power trio of all times. Three will never be another one
such a badass band....I want more of this
RIP Jack Bruce. This band meant so much to so many, The Cream. Man, you guys really were.
This is all we listened to in the dorm as freshman and soph at Ohio State back in 67 and 68.
Thank god I was able to find a library for studying or I would have flunked out.
Never Gets Old! - as if they had never stopped playing. Even better!
i am still here , had to revisit again in 2022 november ,,,,,,god bless all , hope they keep this on till humanity is all gone ,,,,
The best 3 musician players in the world that exist.
Cream came along at right time, great rock music.
I've watched this clip 10 times and still get goosebumps!
Great vocals. Nothing better than a good old fashined "Cream" Jam at the end.
I love the people who watched Cream live, through their phones screen.
What a night they must have had.
The chemistry of the 3 came back together like it never left. They quit at the top of their game, and it was so good to see them one more time.. It brought the very best out of Eric Clapton, and Jack Bruce, imo, never got his full due. I would love loved to see this live!!
Fabulous. Guitar, bass, drums, two voices. My respect.
RIP Jack - We lost a legend in 2014.
Mr. Bruce was a huge influence on all of us fledgling bassists back in the day, still is.
+Chainsaw Mendes I've always played a six string but I'd give my right arm for the privilege playing with this man. Tighter than a camels ass in a sand storm.
Please explain how you would have been able to perform with Bruce without your right arm?
RIP Baker - We lost another legend in 2019
This is one band I'm sad I never saw live . This is one of the best performances I've seen in a long time . They sound just as good as the 60s .
Ginger sounds great on the DWs!
Arguably one of the most complete rock bands the world ever produced.
It is such a blessing that these three musicians got together. Three individuals powerhouses who proved through the reunion concerts that they are not passed their prime. Absolutely Amazing!
It was a great performance. These guys are really wonderful musicians.
Fantastic, blew me away, wow, wow, what a priceless performance by all ! ! Loved this, thanks for posting this. I may be an old lady in my upper 60's but hey, I still rock out and always will till I croak
Amen, Jesus!
First heard this in 1969 - and have loved it ever since. This is different, but just as good - and I have a LOT of Cream.....
Oh God wish I had been there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There's a nice raw sound to this concert. It almost sounds like a vintage recording, even though it's 2005. Well done Cream!
RIP Jack Bruce :( This was epic!
RIP...Jack Bruce
+Kimberly B. Jack Bruce the king of Classic Rock Bass!
Yes he was! And now there is Glen Hughes from Deep Purple is an excellent bass player also! :)
yep the last of the great supergroups . jack Bruce easily top 5 rock bassists of all time. eric clapton top 3 guitarist of all time and ginger baker top 5 drummer of all time ! i would have loved to have worked with them , but because of ginger baker and Bonzo i took up playing the drums and then a carer in FOH sound engineering ! Ginger put drummers half his age to shame with his performance !
+sandman sevenseven front of house and what exactly do you do, sound or lights. curious to know and which venues. later hope ya enjoyed moi honey. I saw the man of my youth and heard his pleas ok then sit on hands so you can talk am now sitting on hands now I can not while helping you talk to me. OK smarty ERICSLDCLOVESERIC the best rock super SUPERSTAR.👀 pour moi sldc ERICLOVESLDC the best rock super SUPERSTAR.👀 and the dominos bottle experience with derek n dominos bottle of red wine fillmore east coast of Marseilles. OK 😆😇sldc💏ERICCLAPTON😑😎.💑 loves sldc loves ERICCLAPTON loves SLDCLOVESEPCLOVESSLDC DERICLOVESLDCLOVESEPCLOVESLDC . OK 👸sldc💞ERIC😎.💑 🐦 🌈 🌞 🐧 🌈 😕 to do with my 👿 😇 the man of my dreams come true. OK 😄sldcERIC😏 . OK
what the fuck are you talking about, apart from asking me what i do as front of house SOUND Engineer ? well that would tell you straight up i do lighting or visual display wouldn't it ? i am a moderately successful live sound engineer,and by that i mean that i work mostly the festival circuit summer home here in US and then usually australia/NZ in there summer. i have never worked with any of the members of cream but was highlighting simply that ginger baker and john Bonham were my inspiration for taking up drumming (non professionally) and for taking up study to be a sound engineer. i work with different groups in different ways. At most festivals i have a stage that i am working for the day and a list in advance of who i will be working with. usually i will work a stage independently until the headline acts come on. most big name headline acts bring their own touring sound engineer who either wants you to assist or to bugger off, usually assist as you have the stage acoustics sorted from working with the other acts. assisting may be working an earpiece for someone, relaying messages from guitar and drum techs, helping to mic instruments and amps correctly for the stage or if i am really lucky standing back and getting tips and master classes from some of the best in the business, its the same as any other job you are always learning. i don't usually mention who i have mixed and i'm not about to start, but i have worked with many bands that trolls would call bullshit on as they seem to think no-one works front of stage , as a female in a very male orientated business also leads dickheads to call bullshit. but guess what i couldn't give a shit as i am living my dream job and if people like your work it is a great industry. By the way i still don't have a clue what the fuck you were really trying to say in your message ! the last person who tried calling me out i left tickets and a stage pass at the ticket booth and guess what no show, after pestering me for months they didn't show up. not doing that again. anyway see ya
Only three guys playing. It’s just incredible.
The first and unique SUPER BAND. For ever!
Such an amazing song - such an amazing performance - such an amazing band...
Surely one of the best of all time (that applies to all 3 above - um, pun not intended, but yes, ok, to the individuals as well)
Despite my being something of a die-hard 'Zeppelin "guy," I just can't get enough of this song, and I say with confidence, there will never - can never - be another Cream.
40 years on and I still can't believe how good they were
Sensacional! Truly amazing how well they played together.
Wow! So much music - and just 2 voices and just 3 instruments!!!! That is the essence of rock n roll!!!! A very big dynamic and essential sound!
3 or 4 years idk how long they were together they were the first and only supergroup who actually were amazing. Strat, bass & drums wow 👏👏👏
Flowing Chords & Rich Tones of Cream are Magical !!
OK young people please take NOTE - this is how it's done. TALENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Soul...
I like this new trend of random old guys doing covers of 50 yr old classic rock songs. These guys did pretty well!
Damn, Clapton's still got it. Awesome!
i love that bass. jack bruce still has it after all these years.
LOVE IT AND STILL LOVE IT after 30 years of my personal life! I got contact whit CREAM when i was around 16.. This last concert was sooooo amazing!!! When i be buried, THIS would be my last wish and MY Song!!
Ahhh the Cream, what a magical band they were, and on this occasion none so applaudingly magnificent as Ginger Baker.. miss u man!
So long Ginger, RIP brother.
Ginger's stick-throw-away is priceless!! I'll bet who ever has them hanging on their wall!!
I hope whoever got 'em fully understands and treasures what they have.
3 powerhouses with perfect timing!
Cream always goes and stays on top.. This is magicl!
my very car was a nineteen. seventy mustang. It was gorgeous! I was very happy to have two 8 tracks left from the previous owner. one was the Cream. Me and my girlfriends use to ride around and listen to that tape and smoke pot. What fun days. I live in Colorado now, and pot is legal so I can share that.
Why were 8 tracks called 8 tracks? Serious question! was it because they could only fit 8 audio tracks on? im 45 years old and missed that format...
mainly used in cars it gave out a 4 x 2 track stereo sound on the 8 track wide magnetic tape. So the tape was capable of recording 8 seperate tracks on its width and the 8 track players as I said usually built into cars were the only thing capable of playing it, I only ever bought Dark Side on 8 track circa '74. Bloody expensive too... read more at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8-track_tape
Thank you! Makes sense now. 👍
Clapton is a virtuoso! He makes up improvised riffs in the song. The riffs are spontaneous and aurally orgasmic. Claptons voice is SO much better now. Since Jimi died, he's the best living guitarist of all time!
You mean .. since SRV died..
Stefan Barbu SRV is not that good, skill wise yes, as a songwriter he's okay . Clapton during bluesbreakers-cream-blind faith -derek and dominos outshines SRV period.
Even if jimi was alive Clapton would still have been the best
Forget about all your "best" bullshit, enjoy the goddam music!
True, SRV as a guitar player did not invent as much new techniques or music as what Clapton or Hendrix did.
There are a lot of people who play guitar. There are very few guitar players. Clapton is one.
I make the distinction between a 'guitar player' and a 'guitarIST'. I am a guitar player (fairly good as a rhythm player, a little fingerstyle on a couple of songs, but can't solo worth a damn). Eric Clapton is a guitarIST.
Great stuff! They still had the chemistry.
CREAM. My all time favourite group. And. I will never get to see them.
Since I had 12 i heard the riff of this song, but I didn't know its name, and the riff sounds in my head all this time. Now I know it, and i thank God for give this moment, I will be thankful all my life.
My daughter wants to learn to play electric bass. I point her towards John Entwhistle and the legendary Jack Bruce.
Ed Rybicki You're pointing her in the best direction! Maybe add some Geddy Lee in there.
By now, she should be able to hold her own
Get some JPJ basslines for her too.
any progress since 2014?
@@DMSDrummer Sadly, no - BUT I just liberated my son's Strat lookalike from storage, and am threatening her with having to accompany me B-)
Cream forever!!!!!!!
THAT WAS EPIC.
Ginger Baker phenomenal!!!!!!!
I loved how there was no one in the lobby, buying a drink, using the restroom, smoking etc.. The bartender and the usher were all by their lonesome. When do you go to a rock concert and not see foot traffic in the lobby? Lol.. Even in their twilight years, Cream are the 3 great genius musicians that are still captivating generations.
Makes me happy seeing the crowd filled with OGs, probably getting flashbacks from their youth . And also young folks repping that 60s style, we won’t ever get music like this again. Long LIVE CREAM!
RIP Jack! Thanks for the music and so many great memories.
Now Jack and Ginger are reunited! 💕
To fight as always!!!
Except in a cocktail.
Hopefully they are playing with Stevie Ray Vaughan. That would be a sight to behold.
One of the most recognizable riffs -- ever. A fantastic live performance from my favorite band of the 1960s. In my humble opinion, Eric was at his very best with The Cream. I liked Eric's work with John Mayall and his Bluesbreakers, as well.
That jam was sick! Such talented musicians.
Legends...No other way to describe these 3 individuals.
The end of the song sounded like their early improv...HEAVY MAN!!
What a time period! Had to be there!
R.I.P. Jack and Ginger. Keeeeeep on Going Eric
What a great band, RIP Ginger and Jack.
Fretless bass ! Super sound! I love very much this people.
Cream is not just a band it's a brand. No other band can never even come close to this power trip.