Eric Clapton & The Powerhouse - Crossroads

[Sqirljam]

I have an album called " WINWOOD " That has this song ( Band ) on it along with Spencer Davis Group and Traffic. ( UAS 9964 ) One of my favs

[prydonian460]

I had the distinction of opening for Cream at the Electric Factory in Phillie their first time in that town . I asked Clapton about this song and he confirmed that it was Steve Winwood singing. End of discussion.

[retrogradevids1]

That is JACK singing not Winwood . Jack's voice easily distinguished by his signature vibrato on certain phrasing. Bruce's bass playing is restrained coz he's singing.

[pedroV2003]

@retrogradevids1 Its definitely Winwood singing. Jack is one of the few singing bass players that never has to make concessions to his playing as a result of singing. His playing is dictated (as always) by what is needed.

[DazedConfused1969]

@retrogradevids1 Jack takes longer between breaths 

[retrogradevids1]

I love hearing Jack sing this, amazing that Clapton inherited it for the Cream rendition. 

[RobPic914]

@retrogradevids1 It's not Jack Bruce singing, it's Steve Winwood. Amazing voice.

[jjmc60]

My fave version. Just such a great groove. TU

[19CACTUS51]

@jjmc60 Thanks J, it’s mine to….

[blaudrogist]

Not as good as the Cream version.Bruce is restrained on base, although the harmonica is okay. Intresting version.

[TBeanIV]

@blaudrogist yes those brits do play harp strangley don't they?

[RockNRollOverDose]

this is really good