This is from a film documentary about Cream made during their Farewell performances at the Royal Albert Hall. It played for years after at many "midnight movie" theaters. (Remember the "midnight movies"?) But it is available on DVD. I have a copy. It isn't great filming, but this must be one of the first efforts to make a concert film. There were no parameters, no MTV, etc. So you could say that like Cream, it was an experiment. But I'm So Glad, they did it!
@fishybishbash It's good, I nearly agree with you But his solo on the live Wheels of Fire version of Spoonful is untouchable in MHO. In fact, on that particular one all three are brilliant. But since we're obviously both big Cream fans, lets not argue. I don't think they did one bad song.
what a time when it didn't matter how or what you were singing as long as you were playing your heart out nobody complained, the best musicians come from that period
pretty close to the background hissing noise them 8-tracks tapes would start making after playing them once... How come they didn't make blue-ray before the old 33's LP.. Had to wait like almost 50 years or so for that to happened.
@Easleytee Since Baker and Bruce were doing jazz before Cream, it makes sense that they brought it with them. I think what they did in two years time was and still is amazing.
@jackgingeranderic - Ur dumb - Do you know how dumb that sounds - I love so many bands, and I constantly think of what a shame it is that so many people haven't heard the songs I've heard - Then I realize that everyone must feel the same way with all of the really really good music out there (current favorite yeasayer - Your a dumb ignorant jackass
EC on fire from 1:45 to 2:40 - Clapton opened the doors for the great British guitarists to emerge. This version is excellent, but also check out Skip James vocals on the original. In my fantasy, I see Clapton playing acoustic duo with Skip James on vocals.
I wish I had been alive back then to go see all these guys live, it was a Renaissance of music that won't be matched for a while, thanks youtube for bringing these videos to us
a great end to a period of 29 months that saw cream make music history with their ground-breaking sound and original skills at improvisation. this version of "i'm so glad" is one of my favourites. long may their music reign supreme.
Eric Clapton's improvisational skills are really crazy! Very melodic, hard, straight by open mind with great licks. He had revolutionary playing style.
@bountybarobama666 your such an obvious troll please fuck off but in all seriousness i believe jack, ginger and eric were thinking about adding a 4th member to the group they were asking around for this kid who was hearalded as the next worlds greatest guitar player to bad he never showed up to the auditions though fast foward almost 40 years later and he runs the country....thats right obama was to be the 4th member of cream!
I have one problem with this song similar to I feel free, why the fuck do they not develop the first riff? Seriously the rest of the song is so different it sounds like a song.
Eric's playing when he was 23...was so much more compelling than today...and the tone he gets out of the Gibson 335 vs Strats. The strat was great in Let it Rain and the entire Layla record...but I wish he'd play the 335 on stage. He's so tame these days.
I went to see Cream back then. I got in the front row, because I got tickets from a radio station engineer. They were sensational. Because I was a dick and left my foot out towards the stage Ginger Baker tripped on me on the way to play toad.
@cutis1000 Unfortunately I don't know. But check out a boot called Creamer. Recorded live in San Diego and LA on their farewell tour. Their soundboard recordings.
@cutis1000 There are many if any unfort. The Grande Ballroom 67 is pretty high quality, as far as boots go the first couple of shows from the 1968 farewell US tour are decent too. Oakland is good but most has been officially released sans im so glad and sunshine I believe. The show from LA is also in circulation and has a great white room. The quality is superb because the band was recording these shows for their final album(Goodbye)
@rabinski There are now 3 poor souls who don't like this clip (as of 3/8/2011)...they are probably Justin Bieber fans! These guys from Cream 'still have it in them' after over 42 years since originally performing this song in 1968!
AFABULOUS band.. E RIC WAS KIND OF SHYN TO PUBLIC.. i WAS VERY YOUNG THOSE DAYS.. JACK BRUCE I RECALL AS AN ANTIQUES COLLECTOR.. AND GINGER.. BECAME A NICE FRIEND OF MINE FOR A WHILE..
@viktorvaldemar I disagree: great song, great cover. But since their interpretation is really different, i understand that everybody are not that glad with both^^
There was a document where this song was. Great song and I was really surprised to see the document. So awesome playing and co-operation with 3 people. This is just something that is getting more and more rare to see these days.
I think this was their last song and last live performance ever btw.
I'm only 16 years old AND a girl, but my dad was of the Haight-Ashbury era, and he said that Cream was one of if not the ONLY true Super Band. Their ability to play so coordinatingly for such extended periods of time was unsurpassed. Few bands reached this level of performance. Jimi Hendrix Experience and few others were the exception. These bands changed music history as we know it in the best known way possible.
interesting. this has been edited down by a few minutes. i wonder why? anybody as familiar with it as i would spot it straight away. nicely done though...
I agree the last reunion wasn't much..it didn't sound like Cream to me....this however is great. Imagine what they used to record it 40 years ago. Not bad for a band on the breakup!
This is not Cream at its best, it's Cream at its worst. I didn't really enjoy the dvd, except from White Room and Sunshine of Your Love, all the other songs were really bad quality, even Baker said it. Not the way I wanted them to end, but, whatever. Pity that Jack said there won't be any other reunions. Maybe I'm for it. Clapton's style has changed so they won't sound the same as they did back then... :-/
Hey, I couldn't view your link! You know, I actually a longer version of "White Room" from this concert where they did sound bad. I was shocked! I guess even the greats are human
@MrMattTheKnife It was magical -- I thought I heard just about everything just like it was in the 60's. I was at Madison Square Garden in NYC but you can get the DVD from the Albert Hall concerts.
its funny, cause in one of their documentaries Baker says that he wishes everybody's glimpse into the world of live Cream wasn't from their farewell concert, cause it was really a pretty bad gig... Jesus, if this is a bad gig i would really have killed to see a good one! haha. but honestly, not to undermine them in any way, but i have heard and seen videos of some better live cream performances
anyway, you can decide for yourself, heres the whole thing:
the one and only cream! i love this song, especially when the band perform it live. this version from their farewell concert in '68 at the royal albert hall is one of the best around.
Great song; film would have been better if the cameraman wasn't so obsessed with examining Jack Bruce's molars.
jab3785 6 days ago
imagine all the hippies on acid and other drugs who felt glad for the rest of their lives after this show
joiningisffree 1 week ago
This is from a film documentary about Cream made during their Farewell performances at the Royal Albert Hall. It played for years after at many "midnight movie" theaters. (Remember the "midnight movies"?) But it is available on DVD. I have a copy. It isn't great filming, but this must be one of the first efforts to make a concert film. There were no parameters, no MTV, etc. So you could say that like Cream, it was an experiment. But I'm So Glad, they did it!
deaddoc 2 weeks ago
Were we really that young once? What a blast from my past.... Thanks for posting
jimaroo100 2 weeks ago
Claptons best ever solo IMO - this is 68 remember - at that time there was Clapton and Hendrix doing this and that was it -
fishybishbash 3 weeks ago
@fishybishbash It's good, I nearly agree with you But his solo on the live Wheels of Fire version of Spoonful is untouchable in MHO. In fact, on that particular one all three are brilliant. But since we're obviously both big Cream fans, lets not argue. I don't think they did one bad song.
deaddoc 2 weeks ago
@deaddoc I didn't have Wheels of Fire - I do now - thanx
fishybishbash 2 weeks ago
@fishybishbash Man, are you ever in store for a treat!
deaddoc 2 weeks ago
what a time when it didn't matter how or what you were singing as long as you were playing your heart out nobody complained, the best musicians come from that period
KingJulienDavid 3 weeks ago
Wait, how is he feeling? I don't think they drove the point home.
VAB0L0 1 month ago 3
I`m so glad.....q banda lpm....la descocen....muuuy bueeenooooo
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thumbs up if your watching this on 2012!! ;D
superagosto1 1 month ago
I'm so glad they recorded this song
idieinelevators 1 month ago 2
Poor quality video, stage and video but the quality of the group..........SUPER they are musical geniuses forever.... The Rock foundations
fineart10 1 month ago
pretty close to the background hissing noise them 8-tracks tapes would start making after playing them once... How come they didn't make blue-ray before the old 33's LP.. Had to wait like almost 50 years or so for that to happened.
TACFIREo 1 month ago
the insane drumming of Ginger Baker!
GrungeMetalRocker 1 month ago
@GrungeMetalRocker You must have caught his later drumming with Masters of Reality didn't you? If not, grab it up, great stuff.
deaddoc 2 weeks ago
6 bieber family
zeitgeistpro 1 month ago
As much as I love, and grew up with Cream, I prefer the SRC version of this song.
dahur 1 month ago
PLay as gods, sing as nothing.
caravaggio31 1 month ago
GENIOSSSSSSSSSSSSS
facundozxt 1 month ago
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Eternal while they were together... And i'm so glad for them existed :P
guiagge 1 month ago
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guiagge 1 month ago
hang on. Are they so glad?
Django5198 1 month ago
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thumbs up if your watching this on 2012!!!
ravajju 1 month ago
Props to Skip James.
russtacean 2 months ago
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russtacean 2 months ago
i remember Ginger Baker doing like a 45 minute drum solo on Spoonful at the concert at the Baltimore Convention Center in 1969 or 1970.
russtacean 2 months ago
Cream's extended jams/solos were reminiscent of Coltrane's work with his legendary quartet.
Easleytee 2 months ago
@Easleytee Since Baker and Bruce were doing jazz before Cream, it makes sense that they brought it with them. I think what they did in two years time was and still is amazing.
deaddoc 2 weeks ago
i appreciate my youth !! we have experienced some of the most wonderful music ~
heapbigtalk 2 months ago
Eddie Van Halen's only true number one guitar influence... Eric.
123jozef 2 months ago
Remember
Bruce was 27 Clapton 26 Baker 29 years old. What have you done lately.
autdav1 3 months ago
Remeber
Bruce was 27 Clapton 26 Baker 29. What have you done lately.
autdav1 3 months ago
les magiciens du groupe the CREAM ,/ CLAPTON /BRUCE/ BAKER LOVE THIS SONG PERFORMANCE SIXTIES
skeptyky 3 months ago
wow the two top comment are from the same username
professionaltroller1 3 months ago
@jackgingeranderic - Ur dumb - Do you know how dumb that sounds - I love so many bands, and I constantly think of what a shame it is that so many people haven't heard the songs I've heard - Then I realize that everyone must feel the same way with all of the really really good music out there (current favorite yeasayer - Your a dumb ignorant jackass
virtuosityclone 3 months ago
thumbs up if your watching this on 2011 :)
apestoakaka 4 months ago 28
@apestoakaka Thumbs up if you have loved this since you were born in the 60s!
thirdstone3 2 months ago
@apestoakaka I´m watching THIS on 2012 !! and for many years, I hope so !! XD
fabiang2007 2 weeks ago
@apestoakaka i m watching this on 2012 and i will listen to this "old shit" till i die ! ;-D,
cream is one of the 10 best bands of all fucking times !
ThrashRoC 1 week ago
@apestoakaka every year ;)
TimoTeuchtmann 23 hours ago
Se lo ve como enojado a jack bruce
39269430 4 months ago
@39269430 el rock es de enojados, es una rabía reconcentrada hecha música y lo mismo podría decirse del arte en general.
truck167 2 months ago
*Skip James
nikoscot 4 months ago
Is this Scip James's song?
nikoscot 4 months ago
This just really proves Clapton wouldn't have been Clapton in Cream if it wasn't for Ginger Baker.
Entropy37 4 months ago
EC on fire from 1:45 to 2:40 - Clapton opened the doors for the great British guitarists to emerge. This version is excellent, but also check out Skip James vocals on the original. In my fantasy, I see Clapton playing acoustic duo with Skip James on vocals.
1blastman 5 months ago
@teg598 who cares?????
khpierce8 5 months ago
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@teg598 who cares?????
khpierce8 5 months ago
@teg598 who cares?????
khpierce8 5 months ago
tocan muy bien,pero cantan mal como el culo jajaj
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TheServiceWeb 5 months ago
I wish I had been alive back then to go see all these guys live, it was a Renaissance of music that won't be matched for a while, thanks youtube for bringing these videos to us
HamidLorette 5 months ago
Not in Colorado, sir.
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JediMasterCheryl 5 months ago
Is it just me, or does it look like yesterday's drugs are more powerful than today's drugs?
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@teg598
Bullshit, but if you are go fuck yourself pig.
leeharveyosmosis 5 months ago
Wtf are the top comments about drugs? They should be about the legendary CREAM!!!!!!!!!
banjoell 5 months ago 3
I wasn't so glad when they disbanded.
videomaniac108 6 months ago 20
@videomaniac108:The same with Zeppelin.
INDLIS 2 months ago
its not loud enough1!!
dustinkstnachkot123 6 months ago 3
great song! thanks for the video
99danfer 6 months ago
Mr. lead break velocity, Mr. Clapton. He said once that "he thought it is important to say something powerful and keept it economical."
Montery12 6 months ago
Nice performance but the hall seems to have bad echo acoustics.
kitthevideoman 6 months ago
3 dudes to make all that great music! Mega group! So ahead of their time
illuminaty9 6 months ago
I played this song constantly, my mother would yell up to me "I'm sure glad he's glad but can you put something else on?"
stuka52 6 months ago
a great end to a period of 29 months that saw cream make music history with their ground-breaking sound and original skills at improvisation. this version of "i'm so glad" is one of my favourites. long may their music reign supreme.
aewd1980 6 months ago
It was soooo good while it lasted! If only we could stay that young forever! Those were the best times of my life!
iamamazedbyfar 7 months ago
This is how I remember them from the late 60's Speakeasy.
ambertjeblue 7 months ago
I'm 'Glad All Over'...
PAULLONDEN 7 months ago
Eric Clapton's improvisational skills are really crazy! Very melodic, hard, straight by open mind with great licks. He had revolutionary playing style.
TheBlues088 7 months ago
Clapton looks so much better without that fuzztop hairdo he once wore.
huskyjerk 7 months ago
great song to bad it was some poor black guys song .. i hope some one is getting royalties for this song besides the record company
420choky 7 months ago
Great song
LOL
networkowned 7 months ago
@rollinajay
i bet its all gone now huh
masterchiefer123 8 months ago
Ginger Baker, John Bonham & Keith Moon are for sure my three favourite drummers!
VictorRechnageL 8 months ago
@VictorRechnageL they are the three greatest drummers ever!
bigmatt9494 8 months ago
SUPER CHANNEL !!
Nariath1 8 months ago
Amazing!
marvg47 8 months ago
I'm so glad that you posted this, thanks.
videomaniac108 9 months ago
Ginger Baker on par with Keith Moon.
essertpitay 9 months ago
Only 3 people are not glad.,...
Gasosag 9 months ago
@bountybarobama666 your such an obvious troll please fuck off but in all seriousness i believe jack, ginger and eric were thinking about adding a 4th member to the group they were asking around for this kid who was hearalded as the next worlds greatest guitar player to bad he never showed up to the auditions though fast foward almost 40 years later and he runs the country....thats right obama was to be the 4th member of cream!
zepher1494 9 months ago
@zepher1494 Just think how different Obama's ( and our ) lives would be if he'd been able to find his birth certifiicate back then !
fjrchooser 9 months ago
It's obvious Jack and Ginger really wanted Jeff Beck but were just too scared to ask
BountyBarObama666 9 months ago
More soulless meanderings from Eric
BountyBarObama666 9 months ago
Deep Purple do a good version too
ProcolHarum1967 9 months ago
This is the world's most annoying song. I'm sorry, and I love Cream, but this song is just, beyond annoying.
ClaudeJSinging 10 months ago
@ClaudeJSinging its a cover
TheGeneLightShow 10 months ago
*like a different song
masterofscotland 10 months ago
I have one problem with this song similar to I feel free, why the fuck do they not develop the first riff? Seriously the rest of the song is so different it sounds like a song.
masterofscotland 10 months ago
@masterofscotland its a skip james song.
TheGeneLightShow 10 months ago
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jack is so beyond amazing
donovancastillo 11 months ago
jack is so beyond amazing
donovancastillo 11 months ago
"I don't want to go -until i found it all out .."
TumbrelJockey 11 months ago
Eric's playing when he was 23...was so much more compelling than today...and the tone he gets out of the Gibson 335 vs Strats. The strat was great in Let it Rain and the entire Layla record...but I wish he'd play the 335 on stage. He's so tame these days.
rbl0925 11 months ago
I went to see Cream back then. I got in the front row, because I got tickets from a radio station engineer. They were sensational. Because I was a dick and left my foot out towards the stage Ginger Baker tripped on me on the way to play toad.
joehawk520 11 months ago
Brucey is good , but I personally dont think this has anything on Skip James version
Gripley25 11 months ago
@Gripley25 Yeah well " Brucie" & his pals made sure you knew it was Skip James's and began to get him some of his bread. & cred.
TumbrelJockey 11 months ago
This version pales to the nearly 10 minute version from LA Forum, '68!
cutis1000 1 year ago 2
@cutis1000 They edited most of these songs down from this farewell concert...
tenfold 11 months ago
@tenfold Do you know where one can get the actual soundboard recordings from Cream's final concert in '68??
cutis1000 11 months ago
@cutis1000 Unfortunately I don't know. But check out a boot called Creamer. Recorded live in San Diego and LA on their farewell tour. Their soundboard recordings.
tenfold 11 months ago
@cutis1000 There are many if any unfort. The Grande Ballroom 67 is pretty high quality, as far as boots go the first couple of shows from the 1968 farewell US tour are decent too. Oakland is good but most has been officially released sans im so glad and sunshine I believe. The show from LA is also in circulation and has a great white room. The quality is superb because the band was recording these shows for their final album(Goodbye)
check out tela.sugarmegs for great Cream!
rsxkindaguy 11 months ago
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@cutis1000 They edited most of these songs down from this farewell concert...
tenfold 11 months ago
I liked the part where he said he was glad.
Dulcimerist 1 year ago 14
Even the url of the video says "omg" at the end
mondoinc 1 year ago 4
Glad being free... that harks back to the days of psychedelia & LSD
ClaesCornelius1 1 year ago
Glad being free... that harks back to the days of psychedelia & LSD
ClaesCornelius1 1 year ago
I'm so glad that I feel free.
brianpage100 1 year ago 2
this ginger got soulone of the best solo albums is songs for a tailor by jack bruce
this1rock 1 year ago
this ginger got soul
this1rock 1 year ago
For the one poor soul that doesn't like this clip, your shrink is looking for you .
rabinski 1 year ago 4
@rabinski There are now 3 poor souls who don't like this clip (as of 3/8/2011)...they are probably Justin Bieber fans! These guys from Cream 'still have it in them' after over 42 years since originally performing this song in 1968!
gorickard319582010 11 months ago
I love Poetry Even if it's True
WindyGrayman 1 year ago
More than forty years since their heyday and they are STILL relevant, powerful and simply amazing.... love these guys so much...
moltten 1 year ago
AFABULOUS band.. E RIC WAS KIND OF SHYN TO PUBLIC.. i WAS VERY YOUNG THOSE DAYS.. JACK BRUCE I RECALL AS AN ANTIQUES COLLECTOR.. AND GINGER.. BECAME A NICE FRIEND OF MINE FOR A WHILE..
Sunnivaermin 1 year ago
What's the name of the song again?
AOXOMOXO 1 year ago
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Check out my version of "I'm so glad"
greenspiritband 1 year ago
Is this a cover of Skip James the blues musician ?
GriMxKxBxFxMxBx 1 year ago
@GriMxKxBxFxMxBx Yes it is.
javiceres 1 year ago
awesome ,,,it just doesnt get any better than this!
jammerholic 1 year ago
Let me get this straight, is he glad?
Spartacus217 1 year ago
I'm so glad
I'm so glad
I'm glad
I'm glad
I'm glad
Cream all the way!
TheBlues103 1 year ago
I'm so glad too!
ryba2702 1 year ago
I'm so glad its not butter.. wait..
tombokickass 1 year ago 5
I'm glad that they're glad
shiftymeister 1 year ago 6
2:35 I love the way they stop the song and take back to the verse
San5a 1 year ago
so glad they jacked Mississippi blues ...
hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh7292 1 year ago
Ginger Barker what a drum. He's like a machine gun on them drums
dpbowen22 1 year ago
@dpbowen22 your f'n joking right ?
RICKYB1908 1 year ago
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Wow!! they completely murder this great old Skip James tune.
viktorvaldemar 1 year ago
@viktorvaldemar If it wasn't for Cream no one would have heard of Skip James
markparee 1 year ago
@viktorvaldemar I disagree: great song, great cover. But since their interpretation is really different, i understand that everybody are not that glad with both^^
Harvesterofmetal 1 year ago
Im so glad im stoned.
217789jimbo 1 year ago 4
There was a document where this song was. Great song and I was really surprised to see the document. So awesome playing and co-operation with 3 people. This is just something that is getting more and more rare to see these days.
I think this was their last song and last live performance ever btw.
Huqe 1 year ago
ginger's killing those drums man!
hammeredbro95 1 year ago
love
sebyseby34 1 year ago
Having loved this song at 15, should I feel young or old? Whatever, this is great.
tpo1956 1 year ago
I saw ceam way back....they played as much against each other as they did with each other. They were the perfect combo of musicians.
joehawk520 1 year ago
I'm only 16 years old AND a girl, but my dad was of the Haight-Ashbury era, and he said that Cream was one of if not the ONLY true Super Band. Their ability to play so coordinatingly for such extended periods of time was unsurpassed. Few bands reached this level of performance. Jimi Hendrix Experience and few others were the exception. These bands changed music history as we know it in the best known way possible.
Edward1918Cullen 1 year ago 3
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Edward1918Cullen 1 year ago
I'm so glad I picked up the guitar. thanks Eric and Jimi.
bruces3 1 year ago
He glad
aaallleeexxx62 1 year ago 2
@aaallleeexxx62 I aint even glad
zachlieb430 1 year ago
ditto
howlongwasIoutfor 1 year ago
Jack Bruce - the most brilliant rock vocalist that ever stood before a microphone.
Lonestarry 1 year ago 2
interesting. this has been edited down by a few minutes. i wonder why? anybody as familiar with it as i would spot it straight away. nicely done though...
VoodooGhoul 1 year ago
I agree the last reunion wasn't much..it didn't sound like Cream to me....this however is great. Imagine what they used to record it 40 years ago. Not bad for a band on the breakup!
iamnotguilty1 1 year ago
This is not Cream at its best, it's Cream at its worst. I didn't really enjoy the dvd, except from White Room and Sunshine of Your Love, all the other songs were really bad quality, even Baker said it. Not the way I wanted them to end, but, whatever. Pity that Jack said there won't be any other reunions. Maybe I'm for it. Clapton's style has changed so they won't sound the same as they did back then... :-/
kattavia92dva 1 year ago
im so glad i found this great video
Cvan242 1 year ago
i'm so glad this video is available for fans to watch. i miss the old tunes, man.
stybarrow 1 year ago
Hey, I couldn't view your link! You know, I actually a longer version of "White Room" from this concert where they did sound bad. I was shocked! I guess even the greats are human
MrMattTheKnife 1 year ago
i love how they just jam it
Jimihendrix6699 1 year ago
What an insane guitar solo. The all time best.
dickhertz1000 1 year ago
Hey, is there anyone out there who was actually at the Fairwell Cream concert? I would kill to hear what that was like from someone who was there
MrMattTheKnife 1 year ago
@MrMattTheKnife It was magical -- I thought I heard just about everything just like it was in the 60's. I was at Madison Square Garden in NYC but you can get the DVD from the Albert Hall concerts.
myunclejohn 1 year ago
@MrMattTheKnife
its funny, cause in one of their documentaries Baker says that he wishes everybody's glimpse into the world of live Cream wasn't from their farewell concert, cause it was really a pretty bad gig... Jesus, if this is a bad gig i would really have killed to see a good one! haha. but honestly, not to undermine them in any way, but i have heard and seen videos of some better live cream performances
anyway, you can decide for yourself, heres the whole thing:
metart93 1 year ago
I'm glad too!
andcox21 1 year ago 4
They are indeed glad! Or mad! And I'm also glad!
There are a lot of glad (or mad) folks around here.....
beelzabubba 1 year ago
I'm glad that I'm glad.
James5222 2 years ago
I'm so glad Cream existed.
cuthbertallbad 2 years ago 122
@cuthbertallbad if it weren't for cream you would'nt have been born!
ozibitjuice 1 year ago
yeah, watching Jack's and Eric's expressions and listening to their anger they turned it into a protest song...
i wonder if it was intended to be a protest song?
astronomius 2 years ago
i dont think he was very glad when he sang this
theuglyhairmonster 2 years ago
thank you so much for this video!
suzesrc 2 years ago 4
I´m sooo glad I finally found them !!!!
BTW Mr. C was sooo cute with this hairstyle !! ♥
Senaatintori 2 years ago 2
the one and only cream! i love this song, especially when the band perform it live. this version from their farewell concert in '68 at the royal albert hall is one of the best around.
aewd1980 2 years ago 4
This song brings back many great memories:)))
bluestblues08 2 years ago 4
What a POWERFUL force they were . 3 fantastic musicians .
ancientax 2 years ago 37
@ancientax
Cream was the illegitimate father to The Funk while they were The Pack
astronomius 2 years ago
@ancientax they really were a true super group
kraken589 1 year ago