The riff at about 1:09 is played by George Harrison. In the song Here Comes the sun he uses a riff very similiar that was inspired by this riff.I think it's the part in Here comes the sun where it says "SUN SUN SUN HERE IT COMES".Also Here Comes the sun was written by George while in Eric Clapton's garden in the winter of1969
also=for fans of this PLEASE check out the live version from The Rainbow Concert Live Album. It has nearly the exact same never topped guitar sound of the main song (if anything there are more layers of guitars chiming in!) but Eric's guitar sounds different (but equally great to my ears) & unleashes a nicely abbreviated (unlike say his Cream live long solos) and poignantly bittersweet solo..its almost like he's too tired strung out to play in guitarhero mode&croaks out a spare pained expression
@saturdayloo =Wow thanks4pointing that out. I worship this song, knew George cowrote it &know every single second of it (including the aching silences that hang in midair between verses) but didnt know that this sweetly played wonderfully-watery sounding (Wonderwall sounding?) merrygoround riff was played by George. Fabulous. The 2 of them teamed up for the equally brilliant "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", George wrote "Here Comes the Sun" in Eric's garden & they shared same exwife=Patty Boyd!
The Beatles George Harrison, Clapton's very close friend, played the rhythm guitar at the beginning. Clapton comes in at the song's bridge with the famous arpegio heard in the middle and the solo as well. Both play together during the song's refrain.
What is that look he has? What is he trying to see? He is an interesting fellow,....this Eric Clapton man. What a "craftsman". I also would like to convey my condolences for the loss of his child. It crushed everyone I know. God bless you, Eric.
It originally had no title. Eric misread the words bridge for badge and hence forth. It had nothing to do with any lyrics. Called Ringoinism. Written by George and Eric which were good friends.
harrison tells clapton "i was looking at your song 'badge'"...clapton laughs.."those are the chords, not the name"...they took the joke further and named the song "badge". the notes b,a,d,g, and e are the chords to the song.
What made this band great is the rhythmic elements. Right at the edge of chaos, but always fully in control, they could run in & out & take you for a ride.
Yes Clapton is a great guitar player, but for me guitar gets boring if there is no bottom.
The booming drums, & fills + that addictive creeping bass-line hooked me straight away.
The best 3 man ensemble ever. Yes better than Hendrix, The Doors, Rush, The police, & King C's early 70's lineup.
I read once that Ringo had a small part in the writing of this song - spontaneously coming up with the 'told you 'bout the swans...' line. Whatever-this song is sheer class.
@greekyboy123 I heard that the title was supose to be BAD mbut a misprint from the record label had printed Badge and I guess thats what they went with, not BAD.
When they were writing down the lyrics as they were writing the song, one of them wrote "Bridge" at the top of the sheet to remind themselves to put in a bridge. I guess the "r" and the "i" were jammed together and they looked like an "a" and after they finished the song, neither one could remember why the word "Badge" was at the top of the paper and each one thought the other wrote it there as the title of the song. They figured out what happened and named the song "Badge" anyway.
Err the bass line is what makes this song good. Jack Bruce is much better bassist than anybody else at the time or today. Listen after the Chorus part where he says "Talk about a girl that looks quite like you" that bass line after that is INSANE. The runs he does are awesome
Clapton's treatment of a very George Harrison song is awesome; both of those guys are gods among guitarists... but let's not forget, this song also has one of the classic basslines.
Definitely a classic...BUT a classic mainly because of GEORGE HARRISON. He basically wrote this song. Him and Clapton were good friends and wrote this song together, and it clearly screams of Harrison and not Clapton. Honestly I think Harrison is overrated as a songwriter...but thats' overratd as compared to mccartney and Lennon, but this is definitely an epic song.
that is exactly what im saying, this song is old, therefore somebody could have used it after Clapton, they say some Beatles songs did, but thats not what im looking for.
The song had reamain unfinished for a very long time as Clapton at a stand still. He enlisted the help of his good friend, George Harrison, to help. What you hear at the bridge is classic Harrison. Another example woyuld be Ringo Starr's It aint easy, he into is also Harrison's work..
"What a unique working relationship, George Harrison played on this tune; while Eric Clapton played on "While my guitar gently weeps" Two master musicians...two wonderful songs!"
i am a massive Clapton fan. hes was awesome. i'd like to point out tho that he didn't solely write this song on his own, it was co-written by George Harrison, you know, the guy from The Beatles. he deserves as much credit as Eric for this awesome song. oh and the solo for this song is in my top 5 best ever. :-) perfectly put together.
The last lyrics are so poignant ... "Talkin' 'bout a girl that looks quite like you. She didn't have the time to wait in the cue. (English for waiting in line for your turn) She cried away her life since fell out (of) the cradle." It's a cautionary tale that you will waste your life trying to force things to happen. You need to accept life as it comes and live it.
this song is about how life is short and your choices when you are young affect you forever. "told you about our kid now hes married to mabel", about how quick people grow up and how quick life changes in an instant. Then it speaks about how the "light goes up and down, the wheel goes round and round, and you'd better pick yourself up from the ground before they bring the curtain down". don't take life too seriously and don't analyze your mistakes because before you know it, curtain closes.
The lyric is "Yes I told you that the life goes up and down. Don't you know it's like a wheel goes round ... and you better pick yourself up from the ground, before they bring the curtain down. It's a metaphor for life has its challenges, lows and highs, so don't let the lows keep you down. get on with life because before you know it, your life is over.
Yeah, but the lyrics are crap. "I told you about the swans/That they live in the park/And our kid and how he's married to Mabel"? It sounds like they were desperate to finish the stanza.
Other than that, this is probably my favorite Cream song.
Great song! The co-writer of the song was George Harrison. You can hear from 1:07 the guitar, it is very similar to Harrison's 'Here comes the sun'. The song was written a little bit earlier than 'Here comes the sun' and the album 'Goodbye' was released in the spring of 1969 (Abbey Road later,autumn 1969)
george harrison is the shit in this song...his guitar part is just perfect. you gotta give cream credit, they are a super group...Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker and Clapton...you can't really go wrong. I think that hendrix should be considered with great guitarists simply because he played the bass and rhythm parts at the same time...but Peter Green is still my favorite guitarist...check out black magic woman
i love eric in his early career, like john mayall, cream, blind faith, and of course dereck and the dominoes, but i dont like his solo career that much especially when he sold out in the 80's. with the exception of tears in heaven, all of his best songs came out when he was in any kind of band
I know this is probably 90% of every ones top 3 but it has to be Hendrix, SRV, Clapton and its not even close. Knoplfer is good but I dont think hes as good as say Steve Vai, Duane Allman or Page. Just my opinion and Vai might not be in the 2 tier.
Vai fucking sucks. Don't ever mention him with the other legends you've mentioned. He's a pretentious guitar wanking nut. Only thing vai has is technical skills. He can't write a good song.
my choice of a level music coursework. never stopped wanting to learn to play it since i heard it. clapton a knopfler are the best guitarists ever-in my opinion.
for what reason my elderly chum? im not suggesting for a second that they are simular guitarists, merely saying that IN MY OPINION they are the best-you cant argue with opinion!
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talking about arpeggios does not constitute musical knowledge fy (and everyone else's) i. in fact, if you knew anything about music, no one arpeggio can be the "greatest arpeggio ever" because nobody makes up arpeggios... they are a static part of the musical fabric and musicians can only borrow them.
OoOh la la.......perfect !!! ♥
ward1957 1 month ago
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Tibbytoobs2 1 month ago
The song definitely has a George Harrison arrangement about it
spmauzy 2 months ago
The best version is always the original!
marycreeves 2 months ago
This is CREAM not just eric clapton
TEgnoto89 3 months ago
The riff at about 1:09 is played by George Harrison. In the song Here Comes the sun he uses a riff very similiar that was inspired by this riff.I think it's the part in Here comes the sun where it says "SUN SUN SUN HERE IT COMES".Also Here Comes the sun was written by George while in Eric Clapton's garden in the winter of1969
lob287 5 months ago
@lob287 it does sound pretty similar...good observation...
62beatles69 4 months ago
also=for fans of this PLEASE check out the live version from The Rainbow Concert Live Album. It has nearly the exact same never topped guitar sound of the main song (if anything there are more layers of guitars chiming in!) but Eric's guitar sounds different (but equally great to my ears) & unleashes a nicely abbreviated (unlike say his Cream live long solos) and poignantly bittersweet solo..its almost like he's too tired strung out to play in guitarhero mode&croaks out a spare pained expression
wmprokipchak 5 months ago
Solo muito massa!!!!
THEGABIDRUM 6 months ago
That's George Harrison on guitar at 1:10. Great song, incredible music from an extraordinary era. Why don't they write music like this anymore?
saturdayloo 7 months ago
@saturdayloo =Wow thanks4pointing that out. I worship this song, knew George cowrote it &know every single second of it (including the aching silences that hang in midair between verses) but didnt know that this sweetly played wonderfully-watery sounding (Wonderwall sounding?) merrygoround riff was played by George. Fabulous. The 2 of them teamed up for the equally brilliant "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", George wrote "Here Comes the Sun" in Eric's garden & they shared same exwife=Patty Boyd!
wmprokipchak 5 months ago
<3
EmCamDav 7 months ago
george harrison wrote this song look it up
RUBIDOUXTIM 7 months ago
@RUBIDOUXTIM Co-wrote. Clapton started it.
DavePerry2012 6 months ago
@RUBIDOUXTIM is there a version of them together?
harrasin 5 months ago
Sweet.
Highland804 8 months ago
sweet God of mine!
samueltbillbros 8 months ago
Riff at 1:07 ... chills every time
StinkyFinch 8 months ago 9
@StinkyFinch its one badass change up that works...actually makes the song
badhorsee 6 months ago 2
@StinkyFinch Yeah, same here !
Rob34212 4 months ago
The Beatles George Harrison, Clapton's very close friend, played the rhythm guitar at the beginning. Clapton comes in at the song's bridge with the famous arpegio heard in the middle and the solo as well. Both play together during the song's refrain.
DrMarianus 8 months ago
this song is the pinnacle of human civilization
seiter13 9 months ago 2
I love the solo
Juviex 9 months ago
pretty original
owensp001 11 months ago
ya know,still sounds different after all these years.great work.
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69icee 3 years ago
What is that look he has? What is he trying to see? He is an interesting fellow,....this Eric Clapton man. What a "craftsman". I also would like to convey my condolences for the loss of his child. It crushed everyone I know. God bless you, Eric.
scotbotdot 3 years ago
The refrain is obviously George, compare it to Here comes the sun and You never give me your money (Abbey Road).
sakalan 3 years ago
It originally had no title. Eric misread the words bridge for badge and hence forth. It had nothing to do with any lyrics. Called Ringoinism. Written by George and Eric which were good friends.
brofranomo 3 years ago
Harrison's sound if very evident on this song.
txeire 3 years ago
harrison tells clapton "i was looking at your song 'badge'"...clapton laughs.."those are the chords, not the name"...they took the joke further and named the song "badge". the notes b,a,d,g, and e are the chords to the song.
frankitellu 3 years ago
Thanks Frank that clears it up then...
ZIPPTPH77 3 years ago
They were kinda wasted when they wrote the song, and clapton missread Harrison's handwriting and thought "Bridge" said "Badge"
Don't ask how :|
willwelsh816 3 years ago
Thanks Welch, I always wondered about it but was afraid to ask...
ZIPPTPH77 3 years ago
What made this band great is the rhythmic elements. Right at the edge of chaos, but always fully in control, they could run in & out & take you for a ride.
Yes Clapton is a great guitar player, but for me guitar gets boring if there is no bottom.
The booming drums, & fills + that addictive creeping bass-line hooked me straight away.
The best 3 man ensemble ever. Yes better than Hendrix, The Doors, Rush, The police, & King C's early 70's lineup.
hovhaness 3 years ago 2
amen
Nickyb567 3 years ago
also agreed. ive always loved this song just for that bass/drum combo :)
rdmviet 3 years ago
the doors was a quartet
sethmanjette12 3 years ago
You can hear George all over this. RIP.
hatehandles 3 years ago
I read once that Ringo had a small part in the writing of this song - spontaneously coming up with the 'told you 'bout the swans...' line. Whatever-this song is sheer class.
greekyboy123 3 years ago
@greekyboy123 I heard that the title was supose to be BAD mbut a misprint from the record label had printed Badge and I guess thats what they went with, not BAD.
frank02111 1 month ago
@frank02111 I saw Harrison and Clapton talk about this on a TV interview a long time ago. If I remember correctly, this is what happened:
vegematic 1 week ago
When they were writing down the lyrics as they were writing the song, one of them wrote "Bridge" at the top of the sheet to remind themselves to put in a bridge. I guess the "r" and the "i" were jammed together and they looked like an "a" and after they finished the song, neither one could remember why the word "Badge" was at the top of the paper and each one thought the other wrote it there as the title of the song. They figured out what happened and named the song "Badge" anyway.
vegematic 1 week ago
great video!
parafleet 3 years ago
nice.... peru love this song
mineralsandcrafts 3 years ago
Dis was done with George Harrison... legendary
xXxFatalClawxXx 3 years ago 4
true but what about john entwissle
FrozenPetriDish 3 years ago
Err the bass line is what makes this song good. Jack Bruce is much better bassist than anybody else at the time or today. Listen after the Chorus part where he says "Talk about a girl that looks quite like you" that bass line after that is INSANE. The runs he does are awesome
AidanatorX2 3 years ago
i think this song is far beyond its time of writing
Treadsoftly14 3 years ago 3
guitar break on this....it dosent get any better than this!
tailendcharlie 3 years ago 3
I've always thought so, too.
Posted elsewhere on YouTube:
"George Harrison co-wrote this song. He also played the rhythm guitar on this track. As well as the beautiful guitar part at 1:08"
videovation 3 years ago
They weren't called Cream for nothing - OMG!!
ovenglovesamust 3 years ago
Almost does not count for SHIT. It's like saying I WAS SECOND!!! C'mon Clapton and Cream nailed this one...a CLASSIC!!!!
BrimptonFopp 3 years ago
ok, 30 years and still lives on, a truly classic, unknown by far
gyggedy 3 years ago
yeah I mean, c'mon raymaxmojo!
put George Harrison name at least in tags, for god sake!
George almost wrote this song and was on rhythm guitar, so please don't forget that George almost created this song, he had to have credit for that :)
vytautas70 3 years ago 2
Clapton's treatment of a very George Harrison song is awesome; both of those guys are gods among guitarists... but let's not forget, this song also has one of the classic basslines.
gtjacobs 3 years ago 3
Definitely a classic...BUT a classic mainly because of GEORGE HARRISON. He basically wrote this song. Him and Clapton were good friends and wrote this song together, and it clearly screams of Harrison and not Clapton. Honestly I think Harrison is overrated as a songwriter...but thats' overratd as compared to mccartney and Lennon, but this is definitely an epic song.
smoke117 3 years ago 2
does anybody know what other song kind of sounds like the guitar riff in the middle of the song?
krigs 3 years ago
Kinda sounds like 'More Than A Feeling' by Boston :)
bradybraidz 3 years ago
The song overall yeah, but I'm looking more for that guitar riff or solo in the middle of the song, for some reason I'm thinking Nirvana.
krigs 3 years ago
You wouldn't be thinking the intro of 'Naked'
by GooGoo Dolls would you? Or perhaps way back
the band Nazereth emulated this style.
enidschnertz 3 years ago
this song came out way before that. i think. might not be way. but im pretty sure before.
dudeiloveeggs 3 years ago
that is exactly what im saying, this song is old, therefore somebody could have used it after Clapton, they say some Beatles songs did, but thats not what im looking for.
krigs 3 years ago
The song had reamain unfinished for a very long time as Clapton at a stand still. He enlisted the help of his good friend, George Harrison, to help. What you hear at the bridge is classic Harrison. Another example woyuld be Ringo Starr's It aint easy, he into is also Harrison's work..
canyoncruz 3 years ago
Thanks for your suggestions, I know I have heard that guitar riff or similar before, and I knew the song was not written by Clapton alone.
krigs 3 years ago
"What a unique working relationship, George Harrison played on this tune; while Eric Clapton played on "While my guitar gently weeps" Two master musicians...two wonderful songs!"
karmatoga 3 years ago
I heard bthat the title was supposed to be BAD a mispell to Badge and so they left it??
frankc5322 3 years ago
E-A-D-G-B-E are the strings on the guitar, if you move them around it spells Badge.
krigs 3 years ago
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Tibbytoobs2 1 month ago
Yeah what a great tune, I have the vinyl of this!
Well one of 'em with it on it.
monkeylad44 3 years ago
i am a massive Clapton fan. hes was awesome. i'd like to point out tho that he didn't solely write this song on his own, it was co-written by George Harrison, you know, the guy from The Beatles. he deserves as much credit as Eric for this awesome song. oh and the solo for this song is in my top 5 best ever. :-) perfectly put together.
LegEndLeonardo 3 years ago 3
<333 I love clapton, AND the beatles!
024yeknom 3 years ago 2
to bad they don"t make music like this anymore!
frankc5322 3 years ago
Ha ha.
The very first bass-line I ever learned.
Love it.
The great Jack Bruce.
STILLAVRIL1 3 years ago
amazing song!
TheSunQueen 3 years ago
the most commercial song song summit to do wiv george harrison ....but bruce and baker made it
24463454 3 years ago
life sucks...
dekz1000 3 years ago
how do you figure?
life rules
ben8boom 3 years ago
I never get tire of this song. Can someone tell me what the song is about..........thanks.
chazverado 3 years ago
The last lyrics are so poignant ... "Talkin' 'bout a girl that looks quite like you. She didn't have the time to wait in the cue. (English for waiting in line for your turn) She cried away her life since fell out (of) the cradle." It's a cautionary tale that you will waste your life trying to force things to happen. You need to accept life as it comes and live it.
neighborscomplaint 3 years ago
I think of Pattie Boyd now that I hear this anymore.
acfg59 3 years ago
Masterpiece!
quierochichal 3 years ago 2
cool song
DesecrationSmile2012 3 years ago
Excellent song!! Thank you.
spiritualwitch01 3 years ago
Got to love L'Angelo Misterioso, whoever he was ;). RIP George
SinisterTeddybear 3 years ago 2
this song is about how life is short and your choices when you are young affect you forever. "told you about our kid now hes married to mabel", about how quick people grow up and how quick life changes in an instant. Then it speaks about how the "light goes up and down, the wheel goes round and round, and you'd better pick yourself up from the ground before they bring the curtain down". don't take life too seriously and don't analyze your mistakes because before you know it, curtain closes.
PoliticsAddict 3 years ago 2
The lyric is "Yes I told you that the life goes up and down. Don't you know it's like a wheel goes round ... and you better pick yourself up from the ground, before they bring the curtain down. It's a metaphor for life has its challenges, lows and highs, so don't let the lows keep you down. get on with life because before you know it, your life is over.
neighborscomplaint 3 years ago
Yeah, but the lyrics are crap. "I told you about the swans/That they live in the park/And our kid and how he's married to Mabel"? It sounds like they were desperate to finish the stanza.
Other than that, this is probably my favorite Cream song.
phducla 3 years ago
Ringo was drunk at the time
hanniballecturer 3 years ago
Love this, brings back memories. Thanks!
dhaggerty4 3 years ago
The Curtain Will Never Go Down !! Good music lasts for EVER !! Thank the lawd !!
bertiemarmite 3 years ago
yes! before they bring the curtain down
cjbair 3 years ago
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what a load of $hit !
LordSte 3 years ago
i guess u'r talking about your life:)
asol88 3 years ago
i guess u'r talking about your life:)
asol88 3 years ago
a reply to
LordSte sorry sth went wrong :)
Clapton rules
asol88 3 years ago
I adore this song! Genius.
frulass 3 years ago 8
a great song, just way too short!
djhippiegirl 3 years ago 6
Great song! The co-writer of the song was George Harrison. You can hear from 1:07 the guitar, it is very similar to Harrison's 'Here comes the sun'. The song was written a little bit earlier than 'Here comes the sun' and the album 'Goodbye' was released in the spring of 1969 (Abbey Road later,autumn 1969)
Thanks for posting this!:)
lilic1 3 years ago
sounds like "it dont come easy"
jamiecool4 3 years ago
george harrison co-wrote both
hanniballecturer 3 years ago
Always loved this one- Awesome!
SlimTwisted 3 years ago 2
I looove this song. Especially the guitar @ 1:08....this came out when I was a year old but it's just as fab now.
lawnmower15 3 years ago
george harrison is the shit in this song...his guitar part is just perfect. you gotta give cream credit, they are a super group...Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker and Clapton...you can't really go wrong. I think that hendrix should be considered with great guitarists simply because he played the bass and rhythm parts at the same time...but Peter Green is still my favorite guitarist...check out black magic woman
varadew 3 years ago
Hendrix had the giant hands to cover rhythm and lead together.
Duraan84 3 years ago
sweeeeeeT!!!5***** :D
acerb45666555 4 years ago
This song is the best.
mizmiz80 4 years ago 3
just perfect
mullin797 4 years ago 4
i love eric in his early career, like john mayall, cream, blind faith, and of course dereck and the dominoes, but i dont like his solo career that much especially when he sold out in the 80's. with the exception of tears in heaven, all of his best songs came out when he was in any kind of band
elecguitar 4 years ago
I like his solo career in the 70's also. Even though he had roundabouts with drug abuses.
johnlespaulstrat 3 years ago
I know this is probably 90% of every ones top 3 but it has to be Hendrix, SRV, Clapton and its not even close. Knoplfer is good but I dont think hes as good as say Steve Vai, Duane Allman or Page. Just my opinion and Vai might not be in the 2 tier.
freetobe3 4 years ago
depending on musical tastes of course! as stated its my opinion i expressed. vai does very little for me, and i cannot watch the man for a second.
smithyloz 4 years ago
B.B. King, Buddy Guy, pre acid Peter Green...
anchoragemark 3 years ago
Vai fucking sucks. Don't ever mention him with the other legends you've mentioned. He's a pretentious guitar wanking nut. Only thing vai has is technical skills. He can't write a good song.
johnlespaulstrat 3 years ago
clapton is God!
gitrdone374 4 years ago
CLAPTON IS GOD!!!!! ever
johanson85 4 years ago
my choice of a level music coursework. never stopped wanting to learn to play it since i heard it. clapton a knopfler are the best guitarists ever-in my opinion.
smithyloz 4 years ago
Clapton and Knopfler should not even be in the same sentence, my young friend.
ClueSign 4 years ago
for what reason my elderly chum? im not suggesting for a second that they are simular guitarists, merely saying that IN MY OPINION they are the best-you cant argue with opinion!
smithyloz 4 years ago
The Songs there for people to enjoy. If you dont like it go and listen to something else.
marjorarts 4 years ago 4
Hear hear!
sexysadie1977 4 years ago 3
timless and brilliant in every way
mullin797 4 years ago 5
i can play this on the bass gitar and i can sing so there eric hahahah
dahakaboy 4 years ago
i really like the end of this song the way its just stops. quite different
freedom232x 4 years ago 4
I freakin' love this song. One of the greatest arpeggios ever!
sexysadie1977 4 years ago 3
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talking about arpeggios does not constitute musical knowledge fy (and everyone else's) i. in fact, if you knew anything about music, no one arpeggio can be the "greatest arpeggio ever" because nobody makes up arpeggios... they are a static part of the musical fabric and musicians can only borrow them.
nubcakken01 4 years ago
Wow. I'm really humbled by your incredible knowledge of music.
sexysadie1977 4 years ago 2
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sarcasm doesn't suit you very well. humility would be a bit more fitting.
nubcakken01 4 years ago
No thanks. Besides, by your logic, there would be no such thing as good guitar solos, as the notes already exist to be played.
sexysadie1977 4 years ago
you seem to know what ur on about, i dnt know why people thumbed ur comment down. that is a very good comment.
LegEndLeonardo 3 years ago
that said, this is a sick song :)
nubcakken01 4 years ago
i love this song
lilblade99 4 years ago 2
One of Clapton's/Cream's best songs...written by George Harrison
deuce0609 4 years ago 4
So True!
tommywm24 4 years ago 2
Crean = amazing.
jackh4eva 4 years ago 2
Cream*
jackh4eva 4 years ago
love this! I was 9 when it was released. Saw a local band do this at Acacia Halls and they did not kill it! Well done lads!
1960gal 4 years ago 2
This song makes me think of being young in England.
britishshakespeare 4 years ago
this song is just so ....timeless good
incredible base line, nice guitar work, and really nice vocals.
Thats the stuff hits are made of
LukTre 4 years ago
The last picture says it all.
Specter1992 4 years ago
Best bassline ever.
jackh4eva 4 years ago 2
likely.
SmiertSpionem 4 years ago
Sounds as fresh now as when I first heard it back in 1969. It blew me away back then. Still does now.
carrigman 4 years ago
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
badoocee 4 years ago
Great song
lee32uk 4 years ago
One of Cream's finest!!!
wireless6 4 years ago
Still amazes me...
After all these years sounds so fresh; simply FRESH CREAM
piosta18 4 years ago
One of my all time favorites!
curtbgood 4 years ago
Definately among Cream's best. Back in the days when Clapton was at his prime!
Route625 4 years ago
must be one of the best songs ever written
crazyiguana 4 years ago
Not crazi to make this statement quana
vsionary1 4 years ago
I love this songs. Reminds me of my teenage days in Delhi.
akshaychopra85 4 years ago