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  • this song goes good with a spoonful of ganja

  • parkertyler11

    If you've ever read anything about KISS, you will know that Ace had absolutly no control over what they did. He was just the guitarist who sang a couple of songs. Paul and Gene were in charge of "KISSco."

  • they got the sound...

  • ooo Men CLAPTON I Love You....

  • That one dislike is just disgusting.

  • @Yellowsubmaurine YEAH, AND YOU SUCK DICK

  • This video should have 0 dislikes!

  • mrtwitchylizard

    Yes marketing "shit". Over 3,000 items and KISS is still going with a new album due in Spring.

  • Ace Frehley is better...

  • @Abnerbeast54 Wasnt he in that band that majored in marketing shit??

  • @Abnerbeast54 Ace couldn't tune Clapton's guitar...if he was so good why did kiss resort to disco?

  • Best Guitarists

    1.Jimmy Page

    2.Tony Iommi

    3.Eric Clapton

    4.Jimi Hendrix

    5.Richie Blackmore

  • @Defzepplein8675309 Couldn't agree more. Joe Bonamassa next ;)

  • @Defzepplein8675309 Hendrix is best

  • Dear lord, this song is just resonating an aura of funk.

  • Best guitarests,

    1. Jimi Hendrix

    2. “Dimebag” Darrell Abbott

    3. Eric Clapton

  • @kylemcgrath14 Lolno, Jimi Hendrix is the fourth best and the other two on your list don't make it to the top five. They're still good but Jimmy Page, Alex Lifeson and Pete Townsend beat all on your list.

  • @Radonwings Even Pete Townshend knows he can't play as good as Clapton.

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  • if Eic Clapton is GOD then what the hell is Jack Bruce!!

  • @SantaSworkShop247 Jesus.

  • @SantaSworkShop247 Brucifer. ; )

  • Just a little spoon of Cream again...

    Will satisfy my soul

  • I just want everyone to say THANK YOU WILLIE DIXON

  • the boys are back in town

  • Listen to that bass!

  • I love the way they blended it you are wroung about that

  • Man, Eric started out good and just kept getting better and better. I saw him in concert here in Vegas a few years back and he had two other great unknown guitarists on stage with him. No ego at all. He knows his place is set in rock n' roll history so why worry about the up and comings?

  • How can a man so green have the blues so bad!

  • wow this is an oldy i love my eric spoonful i'm guessing was his druggie days haha poor babyyyy glad he kicked it

  • great cover

  • the reverb on the guitar is so epic 

  • this is good.howlin wolfs is way better in my opinion though

  • @hammondleel94 I agree. I don't really like the way they blended in psychedelia here. The original blues verrsion is the best. imo, the only person who could properly blend blues and psychedelic music so far was jimi hendrix. This is still very good though, not enying that :D

  • Damn this is a good song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Cortaro o finalzinho ! PQP !

  • BAD SPOON BAD SPOON BAD SPOON! BAD SPOON BAD SPOON BAD SPOON! BAD SPOON BAD SPOON BAD SPOON! BAD SPOON BAD SPOON BAD SPOON!

  • 0 dislikes? Hallelujah! Praise the lord ( and Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, and Eric Clapton)

  • please do one of these for Sittin On Top of the World!!

  • Jack Bruce's voice is just unbelievably perfect for the blues, he's a bluesman's blues singer. its ironic how he's a white guy from scotland and yet his voice is just as bluesy as a BB king or Bo Diddley.

  • Whoa!!! This song is cool!!!

  • Clapton tears it up here, yes, sustain and control of the feedback, but with the awesome vocal richness someone may wonder that, perhaps due to the pure and super drugs, maybe they meant to say that 'Jack Bruce is God' as his voice sounds like the Almighty !! One of the best male vocalist like Greg Lake imo

  • I'm a fucking bastard, I want to be the only dislaker but I can't, I love too much this song :/

  • CLAPTON IS GOD.

  • @rubyyay15

    If Clapton is God, who is Jimi Hendrix?

  • @kakuify he is the holy spirit. And he the holy spirit and god gave lessons to his son: Jesus (David Gilmour). But alas thy holy spirit had an indian cousin by the name of Mahavishnu (John mcLaughlin) who went on to shred-eth like no other. And yea did another rose from the fiery pits of hell's inferno, Satan (Tony Iommi) who rejected the techniques of the holy ones and created his own dark sound with serious

    "shred-a-tude". And among mortals was the merlin (jimmy page), who also rock-ethed.

  • @mahavishnuxc

    Ow sorry, i didn't know there is a whole mythology concerning guitarists :p

    Anyway, did you see the recent scientific discovery? No, certainly not... some astrologic experts just discover that the universe has the form of a fender stratocaster... coincidence? i don't think so... xD

  • @kakuify His trusty sidekick & archangel !

  • @kakuify God of God

  • thats right, 0 dislikes, thats what im talking about!

  • @dat7vid You know it man!!! Still at 0 dislikes!!! I mean, realistically, you can't dislike Cream!! Come on now!!! You got Clapton, Ginger, and the third dude, whom I can't think of his name right now.

    ANYWAY, CREAM RULES!!!

  • Best guitar sound ever by that time, 1966.

    So smooth and... yep, creamy!! ;)

  • argument about polar bears , whales and eric clapton....now i have seen it all...

  • @johnydeltablues In my opinion, Clapton > bears > whales.

  • Yeah, where's the end?

  • What happened to the end?

  • skbricker: Absolutely... "Calluses of Steel"

  • awsome been lovin this since 73

  • Smoke a fatty, turn the lights down, and chill while you listen to this music. It will make you feel much better. Peace.

  • that spoon, that spoon, that spoooon Full! Rock on baby!

  • isn't there more to the song?

  • @hardymember

    what more do you want- hey just hit rewind!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @skbricker u really need to come the fuck down i was just saying that because i have cream gold and the song ends after jack yells one last time

  • Who are all of these people with the angry words and very bad vibes?! What in the world is so important about these fine musicians that would engender such vicious exchanges? You folks all need to take some chill pills or go out and find some alligators to wrestle, or javelinas to taunt, or big buffalo to intimidate, or some Bengal tigers to piss off! Get yourselves together!

  • @h

    apibeli Jack Bruce,Ginger Rodgers, (Eric Clapton) ? what more could u want from white boy blues?

  • @skbricker You mean, Ginger Baker... Ginger Rodgers was a dancer

  • This is still one of Clapton's best solos ever. The only guitar solo that physically makes the hairs on my arm stand on end.

  • i recently discovered that "the big, wonderful and marvelous" Eric Clapton likes to hunt animals... such a dissapoinment. Since that day, i don't even listen to his music. What's so brave in killing an inocent animal? Fuck him forever, i hope he dies from testicular cancer

  • @renzoxeneize

    I think it's great that Clapton supports the Countryside Alliance, we need all the help we can get. Now fuck right off.

  • @ballyawful i'm pretty sure you think you are more man for killing a animal, right? Why don't you try fight with someone who can hit you back? Because you're a fucking faggot, that's why. You don't have the balls to fight without a gun. No matter what you do, think or say, you don't have the guts, my friend. You are nothing but a fucking pussy. I'd wish too to die from testicular cancer, but you don't have testicles, just have a pink little pussy. Fuck you!!!

  • @renzoxeneize

    Are you a vegetarian?

  • @ballyawful no, i'm not a vegetarian. And I knok what you're thinking: "you eat meat, so you kill animals too". Right? Well, I do eat meat, just like any other animal, just in order to survive, because nature is like that. But, you and other faggots like you kill animals for pleasure, wich is not only cruel but coward too. So, again, FUCK YOU, PUSSY!!! You're nothing but a loser, REAL people don't need to probe that kind of shit to anybody. You'll never be nothing more than a fucking loser.

  • @renzoxeneize

    I only shoot for the pot, I've never been on a hunt. I take the morale choice to know how the animal is killed myself, and make sure animal is killed in a way I think is acceptable.

  • @ballyawful in a way YOU think it's acceptable???? And who the fuck are you to decide that???? Are you God or something??? Let's do this: I'll go to your house and I'll shoot in the knee. I think that's accpetable, and according to your understanding, that'll fine for you to, right? Because, just like you said, I think it's acceptable... I repeat what I said before: if I was one of your parents, I'll shoot myself in the fucking head. I honestly think you couldn't be more stupid.

  • @renzoxeneize

    If you'll take that attitude, then I can shoot a captive bolt into your head - that's how a large amount of the meat you eat is killed.

  • @ballyawful and you know what it's truly sad..? That you have the power to choose to do the right thing, but you deliberately choose the wrong way. And that just makes you more stupid than you think. If I was your father, I'd shoot myself in the fucking head for having such a stupid human being as my son. Think about it next time you shoot an innocent animal, you fucking douchebag.

  • @renzoxeneize

    Meh, I'm finished with this arguement now. I'll agree to disagree. I'll shoot a few extra pigeons in your name, they'll be nice and tasty.

  • @ballyawful jajaja I'm done with you too. For a while, I tought you were clever, but now I see you took the way of the stupid people: you have nothing to say and then you start to insult, wich is fine to me, 'cause I don't give a shit for pussys like you... You think you're a big tuff nigger for comment here, but the truth, my friend, is that you're nothing but a fucking loser, and that's not going to change, wich is pretty sad. Fuck you, fuck Clapton, and fuck your mother too. Fucking loser...

  • @renzoxeneize clapton pooped on your mother's chest

  • @renzoxeneize

    what the hell is wrong with you-chill out and listen to the MUSIC! if your not a guitar player U Can't possibly understand!

  • @skbricker 1- first, we weren't talking about music. I never said nothing about Clapton's skills as a musician. I was talking about Clapton killing animals. 2- I actually play music, so I can talk about it how much as I want to. 3- I wasn't talking to you, so SHUT THE FUCK UP and GET LOST. Fucking idiot.

  • @renzoxeneize

    excuse me 

  • Wow... so much anger... you should see someone (professional) about it before you hurt yourself or worse... a human being.

  • @tcarabellese I'd never hurt a human bieng just because, what makes you say that? I honestly can't understand how you people still worship clapton KNOWING what he does. It's so difficult to understand that I don't like him 'cause he likes to kill inocent animals..? You said that whales and polar bears kill too and not to eat, but whales and polar bears are not RATIONAL ANIMALS. Jesus... and if you think I have anger in me, that's because I hate people like that, but I have a goog motive to.

  • @tcarabellese besides, I got angry because I have to argue with idiots (like ballyawful) about simple things, things that even a 5 years old boy would understand, things like "it's bad to hurt inocent animals...". Man, they taught you that in SCHOOL, it's not that hard at all to understand. But you seem more human that this fucker, so why are you saying I need medical help? Don't you think that him AND clapton need that medical help instead, for the animal killing without purpose or reason..?

  • @renzoxeneize Polar Bears and Killer whales hunt and sometimes kill, not to eat, but "just because they feel like it"... Should they all get cancer too? You don't have to agree with him (Clapton), but wishing him a fatal disease seems a bit mean spirited,

  • yes no haters !!!

  • Africans needed western harmony and whites needed the soul & rhythm. The simplest but most essential thing needed that the blacks supplied was the blues scale.

  • Brillanteeeeeeeeeee.....!!!

  • Brilliant ~ !

    Been listening to it since '68 and it never gets old.

  • Music doesn't care what colour your are. Nor does your ear. Blk music today sucks anyways, how does color and taste correlate? It doesn't... You are racist if you think so BTW...

  • @Thecogsy1 How interesting you're understanding the science of white racism or the influences of great Afrikan music wouldnt' fit a spoonful,SHITNEY!

  • @Screamingdk Hmmm.... you don't make sense. I cannot distinguish any arguement here. You've got to be a jackass. BTW I just happen to like music from all over the world to include Africa. This song doesn't have anything to do with racism. If people like this version, they aren't racist. But you sure seem to have a thing against whites... Make some damn sense! Or just try and bottle up all of the "blk" music you can so whitey can't steal it.

  • @Screamingdk Ok, read many of your posts. Your racist. You don't like clapton b/c he's white; take a lesson from history before its too late. You can learn to love whitey if you can see that other people's talents do not detract from your talents. Oh and Hendrix's singing sucks...

  • Cream didnt write this song.

  • @TheDicamillo You're right. Willie Dixon did. But who the hell cares, Cream rocked it.

  • Saw them in 1966 twice. Clapton wailing away with all that feedback.Best gigs I ever saw.

  • @LBDarnocCZ Nobody gives a shit. Clapton kept on making great songs after cream!

  • Amazing to think of all the other Clapton solo's during this production, that were not used!! What a treat to have been part of this album!

  • friday nite/lsd25/west texas nits/and their women /it didn;t get ant better!

  • ... Claptons phrasing Nuff said!

  • THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • youve gotta love that heavy blues!

  • @ElectricBlueOil Yep especially when you think of the year this came out!

  • @SuperGlooBand absolutely!

  • This solo by Eric, in this 1966 U.K .release of Fresh Cream ,just seemed to stop time.

  • @TumbrelJockey this could be still heard 10 years later in 1976 tImeless indeed!

  • @SuperGlooBand Timeless in that it will always be "right"... truly .But, in fairness to you allow me to clarify. When I said that" time stood still " when heard Eric's solo - it was a 'Twilight Zone " style Epiphany of the 1st order !

  • I don't want to hear all the mainstream Justin Bieber crap that everyone is hearing today, I want to hear the 1960's! The entire Fresh Cream album is awesome (especially the original mono mix), so go and buy a copy if you can!

  • @OldMusicOnVinyl1 Agreed!!! Justin, GaGa, Taylor, and whoever else is big these days definitely need to pay attention here, cause THIS, kiddies, is music!!!

  • Spoonful of heroin.

  • there will never be music like this again... :(

  • @l3rIllIantNak3d I know, It's sad as hell. Complete and total idiots prefer "rap" and "hip-hop" over this

  • @MrMattTheKnife DUDE don't diss hiphop. You diss clapton, cream and every other musician by saying that

  • @TimBirkenholz How? I can respect hiphop and rap as expressions of individuality, but people who make rap and hiphop aren't musicians like people who actually play instruments

  • @MrMattTheKnife why are you calling people idiots then if they like hip hop XD. O get where you're going tho. Crap on tv nowadays are really idiots who don't make music at all. But back in the day hip hop was actually music. Real good hip hop beats actually have real bass, guitar, piano and drum tracks in them. I just don't like it when people call names on other people because they love a certain music genre. If I say Run dmc or grandmasterflash, I hope you get the idea why people like hiphop

  • @TimBirkenholz If you can point me to specific songs by those guys that are good, I'll check them out. To be honest, though, I don't have much hope. I've heard some of their stuff, and it sounded silly. But I'm open to suggestion if you can find songs that are good.

  • oh yeah!!!

  • Was this version cut a bit too soon? I belive this is the recording where Bruce ends with a final spoonful sentence, yes?... // In any case, another solid classic -- of all time. Thanks MiNnEy.

  • you know what the spoonful means....it was written around the time they started experimenting with heroin so its easy to work out the true meaning behind the lyrics

  • @denisetsimpidaros I thought exactly the same thing -don't want to gross you out but that Spoon"full" had another meaning according to an old bluesman /junkie who set me straight ...

  • This was my favorite..Does it kick ass, or, don't it?

  • awesome! Little bit o' cream goes fine with anything. but it think i might like Ten Years After's version slight more.

  • great cover

  • Hey, I think the note Clapton hits at 1:29 is just astounding. Anybody else agree? Maybe my favorite note in the whole performance

  • @MrMattTheKnife ahhh hell yeah dude. i had to listen to it like 3 times it was so good.

  • @MrMattTheKnife 2.55 does It for me :))

  • @MrMattTheKnife Ahhhh, areal Tube amp pushed to it's very limit, my vavourite sound in all the world 2:35 too.

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  • @ben909ben Eric was using the unofficially nicknamed Marshall "Bluesbreaker" amp (50 watt ? head w/ 4 x 12 in. Celestions ) don't shoot if it is a 100 watt :) together with the Les Paul (later ripped off by some cretin)

  • the first power trio

  • Great album cover - I didn't know the guys were fans of Roy Chubby Brown!

  • great song, great band

  • great cover

  • In '68, I saw a mind-boggling concert by Cream in New Haven, CT. At the end of the show, Clapton left his Gibson Firebird leaning up against his stack of Marshalls. I asked one of the Roadies if I could "carefully" check it out. He thought about it for a moment and said "yeah... alright". The strings were almost a half inch off the neck at the octave, and as thick as telephone cables. To this day I have no clue how he played what I heard - whole step bends, vibratos, the works. He's a legend.

  • @Forphalupper coool. I live in new haven.

  • yes, truly a living legend.

  • Damn, I'm jealous. In 1968, I was...hmm..15 years from being born. Doesnt stop me from loving Clapton and Cream! He inspired me to play guitar

  • @scottmackeen Saw Cream in "68 front row center. Took me about a half hour to get up out of my seat after that show. My friends did the light show for it. Went to Chicago to see them 2 weeks later. The opening act wasFrank Zappa & Mothers of Invention. WOW!!!

  • @2711913 holy fuck that would be amazing

  • @GusJohnsonGotTheKey It was amazing. The Mothers covered the stage with popcorn during their set and during intermission Clapton came out with a push broom & swept the stage before Cream came on.

  • @2711913 No shit ! ? Kinda shows you what a gent Clapton was - no BS just make it like you want it. Zappa ? you were a genius but you could be such a jerk RIP :)

  • @TumbrelJockey By all accounts Frank was not easy to work for but he knew what he wanted to hear.

  • @2711913 What a night you had !

  • @scottmackeen

    He used a 59 or 60 Les Paul on that record. The SG came about later because he had the LP stolen.

  • @scottmackeen

    Me Too- Ha I was 15 when i first head this-1971 (still playin') scotty b !

  • @Forphalupper

    Right on about the heavy gauge strings! S.R.V. always used them! Matter of fact,growing up learning to play blues, an older (bro friend) of mine ALWAYS used them! I was a skinny little white boy using (light gauge crap)! It's all about hand strength-much better tone with thicker strings!!

  • A friend of mine got this album in fall of '66 and we used to listen to regularly. He had heard about them... somewhere.. We were 14. It was this and Revolver, the Seeds, Jeff Airplane, The Electric Prunes.... Although this version of Spoonful was not on the American version of Fresh Cream...... In the late '60's, the west coast was the place to be.......

  • @Aldebaron9 That's interesting. Too, when 16 I got the eight track from my cousin's husband when my family visited them in South Carolina. Her husband was a Highway Patrolman. He got eight tracks from the wrecked car he persued for speeding. When are bell bottoms coming back in style?

  • @iddottaw he stole 8 tracks from a crashed car?

    thats kinda the most fucked up

  • @doc998 The speeder was involved in a high speed chase with my cousin's husband who was a member of the Highway Patrol. For your liberal, left wing, pro communist, pro Taliban anti American attitude go screw yourself and your communist comrades. The driver chased was a burnt -out drug addict. Maybe he was like you!

  • @Aldebaron9 in 1966 I think I bought this album???I lived outside SF,CA. It could have been later but I am sure I was in Jr, High. I remember this song cause we were so freaked by the "spoonful". Acid was not addicting, the safe drug. Yes! But not now. Do not drop acid now.

  • EC's butterfly vibrato on this is just the most intense thing since Howlin' Wolfs harmonica wail.

  • i keep changin my fav on this... howlin wolf, willie dixon or cream.....

  • NOBODY had that guitar sound in 1966.Clapton is THE pioneer.

  • @twoslices and the truth is brother, you had to know somebody who happened to "inside" to who EC was in 1966 to even know about Cream...if you were in middle America it was pure luck you knew they were touring and had the schedule...u probably just ran into them at a gig not knowing who was about to change your life...u have to remember what was going on in 1966. all we do now is laud how great this was. back then you HAD to be a London sound devotee to understand what was coming over in this.

  • @talpajam Didnt quite understand what you were going on about....However, I saw Eric Clapton with John Mayall a few times at Klooks Kleek,The Ricky Tick in Windsor and The Flamingo,and I saw Cream twice at The Marquee club in 1966 and quite a few other places in and around London during 66 and 67.

  • @talpajam back in the day, I am from CA, what we were listening to out West, people on the East Coast never heard. It was once called "underground" music. You had to get it from someone. I moved East in 70. No one heard of my music. so sad a time. I had my albums.

  • @twoslices agreed!

  • @twoslices have u heard of jj cale then? most ppl dont even know he wrote cocaine and gave it to clapton who was his good friend at the time, jj cale is amazin i advise u listen to him if u havent :)

  • @hiphophippy299

    Of course, I've been listening to JJ for years.

  • @twoslices Every1 ho had a gibson SG in the 60's had that sound because from that year are the sg's the best ;)

  • @twoslices A year later Hendrix had it...

  • @Metalhead001122 Yep I know, I saw Hendrix at the Ramjam club in Brixton in 1966 with 50 people in the audience !!!

  • @twoslices It almost sounds like you're implying that Hendrix is crap?

  • @Metalhead001122 Crap? How did you come up with that after reading my post? Hendrix was the Master. Nobody knew of him in London in 1966. That was one of his first gigs,hence the small audience.

  • @twoslices bullshit cunt,now your the liar

  • @qsergyuko Lying about what?

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  • @twoslices you are very right my friend,clapton wrote on the walls that he was god,an fuck me the man never told a lie.

  • @twoslices Cream is the pioneer of Black Sabbath

  • @Nirvana368 Stop the revisionist bullshit. Hendrix is the true creator of all this bullshit you call HEAVY METAL,bar nobody else.

  • @Screamingdk I am PRETTY sure that you're a white guy trying to make black people look bad here, I have no other explanation to your ignorance.