My god!!!, this is an almost perfect mixture, just becuase perfection it's a mistake too, this ain't, but that conection between eric, jack and ginger is simply great and bluesy!!!
@pls24 Clapton wrote in his autobiography that he was really sick the week these shows were scheduled, so I can't blame him if he's a little under par here.
@pls24 What you call "raw emotion" is the exuberance of youth. Louder and faster is not more emotional it may have more energy and excitement which is as it is and should be. This is real blues, much closer to the Blues played by the grown ups in Chicago than the Kids in England. As a guitarist who has listened to hundreds of guitarist imitating Clapton he can still pull it off. There are certainly a good few just as good but the being the original is still important.
This is good enough, I s'pose, but Clapton's playing on the original is sick…his tone sounds like a muted trumpet on Wheels of Fire. Top notch work. This is a bit too workmanlike.
@PetraeKo Listen to the original recording of this song and compare it to the reunion version. I think Clapton was trying to capture the original sound. With the WaWa.
@dlifeon Familiarity with the original version is what prompted my remark. I was hoping he'd do better with it, but hey–––the two versions are 37 years apart. He can't be faulted for too much.
hi i am 14 years old and all my friends listen to bubble gum pop and rap music however i listen to old school rock such as cream, led zeppelin, the who, metallica, ac/dc, eric clapton, jimi hendrix, deep purple, the rolling stones and etc.
rock n roll will never die!!!! ROCK WILL LIVE ON FOREVER!!!
@bwanna23 To offense to our good friend Robert Plant, but he doesn't possess the bottom end like Jack. But, then, Jack could never have built for us that "stairway", could he?
I remember getting stoned & waiting for Cream to start playing, in a little place just outside of Wash. DC. That was when they were just starting to tour. I'd give anything to go back to those days when Progressive Rock was born.
I listen to this, close my eyes & can remember exactly how it looked, sounded, & felt back then. Those memories are more precious than anyone can ever imagine.
It was so awesome watching Joplin, Hendrix, Spirit, Steve Miller Band, etc., when they all were starting out.
as much as creamas gods this is no were near the mississippi shieks / sam chatmons originals of sitting on top of the world now they are an education for the youth .
This is how what's done? This is pathetic! It's not a tenth of what they once were. Even though I am a devout 'old school guitar player there is a way more energy in what modern people are putting into their act. Don't be fooled that old is always better.
@fastandbulbis I do see that you are not a tenth of what they are now. I am not sure you could pass for "devout old school, except as devout old school". Do you even have an act or did we just read it? Don't worry about us being fooled that old is always better, try to live and play today if possible!
I think the director must have been watching another show while Clapton was playing ... he showed us everything but the master. What is the matter with these guys? Sports directors manage to get all the right action, and then more, but music directors are still thinking about "Three's Company" or Gilligan's Island".
The bands of today (and I use that term loosely) could not hold a candle to these guys. No synthesizers, computers, harmonizers, sequencers....just raw musical talent unaided.
Truly unbelievable band! play with such quality and tight as hell...i dnt think these guys ever lost it,,,they just sadly disbanded late 60s...What a group!
Ginger Baker still bringing it and how! What a phenomenal group. Back in the 60's when I was just a teen and started listening to these boys all the world...and I mean all the world thought it perverse. Perverse indeed. I feel free!
@sergiobollana - Ha! - try listening to the Goodbye Cream version - beautifully raw, together, rough and young! This is a mature version. They've all been through a lot (above) - Jack Bruce nearly died in a liver transplant only a year before this concert. Of course it'll be different. I don't hanker for the 'old days' at all, but there are some things that become very special over time. This, and the madness of I'm So Glad can never be reproduced. And I don't care much about the blues...
I second that - anyone who picks up at an electric guitar for the first time should watch this man and if you get even half as good, you should be proud !
I just wonder how many bass players in modern bands could play a fretless like that eh?. I think Bruce was the powerhouse of Cream yet everyone goes on about Clapton. Yes, Yes before everyone has a go about him being God etc. I agree with all of that too but that sound, sends shivers and makes me smile.
@wootoodoo I agree. I think with his full band he let's them chime in, but he's IT as far as guitars go. The only one one stage. So he's gotta be on him game to keep the sound full. Plus I think Cream, Blind Faith, and Derek and the Dominos performed much more difficult material than Clapton ever did solo. Only my opinion though.
@wootoodoo@wootoodoo I agree. I think with his full band he let's them chime in, but he's IT on stage when he's with Cream. So he's gotta be on him game to keep the sound full. Plus I think Cream, Blind Faith, and Derek and the Dominos performed much more difficult material than Clapton ever did solo. Only my opinion though.
@drummerboyjac Haha no actually I meant he plays better in Cream specifically. Its almost like playing the the original guys makes him remember how he used to do it in the 60s and let go more.. His solos are more powerful in cream
Even though Jack sings his a#ss off It makes it so much easier for Eric to headline shows and do his own thing because of his good voice.Look at Jeff Beck and other great guitarists that cant sing it's a big problem. Not here.
@dustydino8 Jack and Ginger did not like each others style of playing but it was Jack who had a terrible temper and smashed Ginger's home made drum set when they were in the Graham Nash Origination before Cream. Ginger formed Cream and brought in Clapton who recommended Jack to Ginger not knowing he couldn't stand Jack. Clapton did not want to lead sing and told Ginger that Jack not only is the best bass player he ever heard but that he has a killer voice so Ginger brought Jack in Cream.
@hugatag It's not that clear cut. It's not like everything was Jack's fault, nor was he the only one with a temper. Ginger Baker attacked Jack Bruce with a knife for god's sake! He also frequently threw drumsticks at Jack during shows when he thought Jack was playing too "busy"(which eventually led to Jack throwing his BASS at Ginger).
@rdeem25 Anyway, you can't say whose "fault" it was, and we don't know about their personal relationship. I will say that in the interviews, Ginger Baker (as much as I respect him as a drummer and artist) comes off as incredibly bitter and whiny, going out of his way to bad mouth Jack Bruce at every turn. He even invents stories about how he "really" wrote a song which the other band members and even producers confirm is made up. At least Jack has the courtesy to NOT talk "trash".
@hugatag At the same time, actually. Jack was playing a solo and Ginger Baker was "playing all over it". Jack looked at Ginger and Ginger threw a drumstick at his face. Jack then threw his bass and smashed Ginger's Drum set and they started fighting. I think the knife thing was when they were with Graham Bond, which was before cream.
Like I said, you can't really say who is at fault with these things. Great musicians like that are bound to all have big egos and some clash worse than others.
Lol, look at Baker rocking back and forth in his chair with the stiffest of posture. He is about to fall over. The slightest gust of wind and he's TIMMMMBERRRR. Lol, for you douchebags thats saying im being disrespectful, "FUCK YOU FAGSTICKS". This is my favorite band, wish they had more albums :(
@atlienintruder Nope I am a fat, bald and disgusting middle aged man with an ear for music. After this life I am gonna come back as a beautiful smart lesbian babe because there is no way I will be with men,I don't know what these girls see in us,even with my old age and hairy back they love me :)
No offence meant but sometime I wish Clapton had used a Gibson Les Paul or and ES just for this gig................The Strat sounds a bit too shrill...............
In regard to bassists, while there is no denying Jack Bruce is way up there on the list of them plus Chris Squire, I think John Entwistle should not be forgotten.
Jack is human. Did you catch the slight mistake he made when staying on G when the chord changed to D? Oh, well, I guess you could call it a Dsus4 for a moment. He is truly an incredible musician and singer. He influenced me so much in my earlier days and I am so happy that he still rocks on. I hope they get back together again.
Hey, Casady is great, of course. McCartney? Chris Squire? I think they're up there too, especially McCartney. Rhythm, melody, chops, inventiveness. I think he's the best.
A band like this comes around once in a lifetime and I think we can see how Led Zep took the ball and ran with it after listening to Cream's take on the blues......
God, they progressed so much by the years. Claptons solo is just so awesome, he would never done this in the 60s, if he would, Jimi wouldve sat in the corner and cried
Is the Fretless Bass that JB play custom made?
supsailor1885 1 week ago
Yes yes yes yes Fucken Yes!!!!!
Oh man is this good!!!!!
asimcantv 3 weeks ago 2
My god!!!, this is an almost perfect mixture, just becuase perfection it's a mistake too, this ain't, but that conection between eric, jack and ginger is simply great and bluesy!!!
andyslowhand89 1 month ago
God I hate to say this but man, this sucks! What happened to Clapton...he's lost all of the raw emotion that made all his early work so damn good.
pls24 2 months ago
@pls24 Clapton wrote in his autobiography that he was really sick the week these shows were scheduled, so I can't blame him if he's a little under par here.
gelchert 1 month ago
@pls24 What you call "raw emotion" is the exuberance of youth. Louder and faster is not more emotional it may have more energy and excitement which is as it is and should be. This is real blues, much closer to the Blues played by the grown ups in Chicago than the Kids in England. As a guitarist who has listened to hundreds of guitarist imitating Clapton he can still pull it off. There are certainly a good few just as good but the being the original is still important.
scottduncan44 2 days ago
Jack's voice is bang on!!
plopnod 2 months ago
that means we are old but we are still what we are - really gooood!!
TheInes2009 2 months ago in playlist cream 7
the world is sitting on top of 8 people
IwotchVid3oz 3 months ago
Wanna get a new appreciation of what Mr. Bruce is doing? Play a FRETLESS bass, harmonica and vocalize all the while keeping the pitch!
DAVESIV 3 months ago
1 million times better that the shit that X Factor tries to force feed people.
Spamcan81 3 months ago
Man I wish I was there, and some times I wish I could've been alive back in the 60's!
Does anyone know if this performance came out on cd?
AwakeLoner 3 months ago
.....clean!
saculvad 4 months ago
0:33 are sitting on top of my world
shant1k 4 months ago
Jack, what a singer ... brilliant reunion ... good ole Ginge ... Cream of the crop!
happyenjoytime 4 months ago
This is good enough, I s'pose, but Clapton's playing on the original is sick…his tone sounds like a muted trumpet on Wheels of Fire. Top notch work. This is a bit too workmanlike.
PetraeKo 5 months ago
@PetraeKo Listen to the original recording of this song and compare it to the reunion version. I think Clapton was trying to capture the original sound. With the WaWa.
dlifeon 3 months ago in playlist cream
@dlifeon Familiarity with the original version is what prompted my remark. I was hoping he'd do better with it, but hey–––the two versions are 37 years apart. He can't be faulted for too much.
PetraeKo 2 months ago
EC giving the young a guitar lesson! It's not always about speed, kiddies, it's all about phrasing!
stratovani 5 months ago
Jack is .. is there anything that he can't do??
mccurryburg 5 months ago 2
erics ok
turoc654 5 months ago
Where is the magic here???
YoGroucho 6 months ago
Suck on that all RAPPER RAp is cRAP and the "C"s attempt to call it music more like CRAP!!!
oldminiman 6 months ago
Cream really does bring out the best in Clapton's playing.
dannyunleashed19 6 months ago
hi i am 14 years old and all my friends listen to bubble gum pop and rap music however i listen to old school rock such as cream, led zeppelin, the who, metallica, ac/dc, eric clapton, jimi hendrix, deep purple, the rolling stones and etc.
rock n roll will never die!!!! ROCK WILL LIVE ON FOREVER!!!
Alcomable 6 months ago
Play this at my funeral. At least 2 or 3 people might hear it.
kutzbill 6 months ago
who could not like this?????????
univalveman 7 months ago 3
Hell waits for those who dislike that...
pesf69 7 months ago 5
The nice thing about this song is its GRAVITY. Led Zep would have done an interesting cover.
bwanna23 7 months ago 4
@bwanna23 To offense to our good friend Robert Plant, but he doesn't possess the bottom end like Jack. But, then, Jack could never have built for us that "stairway", could he?
obbor4 7 months ago
one day, i will play this song, sitting in the everest =D
dkmodecotta 7 months ago 2
I remember getting stoned & waiting for Cream to start playing, in a little place just outside of Wash. DC. That was when they were just starting to tour. I'd give anything to go back to those days when Progressive Rock was born.
I listen to this, close my eyes & can remember exactly how it looked, sounded, & felt back then. Those memories are more precious than anyone can ever imagine.
It was so awesome watching Joplin, Hendrix, Spirit, Steve Miller Band, etc., when they all were starting out.
Cootabux 7 months ago
damn does jack still have it
AiDaNbAcH 7 months ago
I kinda like the goodbye version better with the boingy bass licks
CacheSeaker 8 months ago
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hey guitar players,wanna see and hear the only guy around that plays like clapton did when clapton was at his best.
his you tube site== englishbluesman ==his name is joe t the englishbluesman.
check him out especially his crossroads live video lesson.its the best out there
BLUESWOMANVERA 8 months ago
This is my favorite version. of sitting on top of the world
stringertwentytwo 8 months ago
Jack Bruce is a taurus and Ginger is a Leo, they are 'enemies' according to Astrology
slenkar 9 months ago
@slenkar
Makes sense
bluesandpinkfloyd 8 months ago
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Graham Nash Organization
LOL
ericp22 9 months ago
Graham Nash Organization
ericp22 9 months ago
３人の神の降臨! CREAM “SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD”
blackandtanful 9 months ago
cream 1968 wheels of fire
EugenioRussoSpena 9 months ago
as much as creamas gods this is no were near the mississippi shieks / sam chatmons originals of sitting on top of the world now they are an education for the youth .
deewilki 10 months ago 2
wow Jack is surprisingly awesome, I mean, the man had recently undergone a liver transplant for liver cancer. his singing is perfect,
surrealIdeal 10 months ago 2
CREAM
eternamente the best
#EricClaptonGod
joaoluizcaragua 10 months ago
Oh God Please give us Musicians like this , Please.
MrJerryw08 11 months ago 50
@MrJerryw08
may i add:
@the lord: if you can't give us more of these, please leave those here as long as possible!!!
EDOEP40 6 months ago 3
@MrJerryw08 You better keep wishing and maybe add a prayer or two.
hugatag 2 months ago in playlist hugatag's favorites 10
@mitchellbass
héhéhé , it's just GREAT ! =))
inevergiveup1402 11 months ago
@mitchellbass
I was just watching this vid you sent me this morning ( for me ) at the same time as you !
inevergiveup1402 11 months ago
@mitchellbass
Hellooooooooooooooooooooooo =))
inevergiveup1402 11 months ago
This is how what's done? This is pathetic! It's not a tenth of what they once were. Even though I am a devout 'old school guitar player there is a way more energy in what modern people are putting into their act. Don't be fooled that old is always better.
fastandbulbis 11 months ago
@fastandbulbis I do see that you are not a tenth of what they are now. I am not sure you could pass for "devout old school, except as devout old school". Do you even have an act or did we just read it? Don't worry about us being fooled that old is always better, try to live and play today if possible!
redornothingatall 4 days ago
I think the director must have been watching another show while Clapton was playing ... he showed us everything but the master. What is the matter with these guys? Sports directors manage to get all the right action, and then more, but music directors are still thinking about "Three's Company" or Gilligan's Island".
lauchmckenzie 11 months ago
World tour !! PLease!!
cremastico 11 months ago
The bands of today (and I use that term loosely) could not hold a candle to these guys. No synthesizers, computers, harmonizers, sequencers....just raw musical talent unaided.
protelboy 11 months ago 2
Just not a patch on the original.
metalcore929 11 months ago
Truly unbelievable band! play with such quality and tight as hell...i dnt think these guys ever lost it,,,they just sadly disbanded late 60s...What a group!
FlashmoreGash 1 year ago
Cream are a proper Rock and Roll band. True Class.
tris6987 1 year ago 2
jacks bum note at 4.17 ; D
MrBassmanbongo 1 year ago
@MrBassmanbongo who cares?
MatiashiPL 1 year ago
fucking amazing what genuis muscians
tarbo2000 1 year ago
GOD!!!!!! I'm sitting on top of the WORLD!!!!
noblesiner 1 year ago
pretty good this old geezer...
Meti1914 1 year ago
Ginger Baker still bringing it and how! What a phenomenal group. Back in the 60's when I was just a teen and started listening to these boys all the world...and I mean all the world thought it perverse. Perverse indeed. I feel free!
1mredneckmother 1 year ago
To all the young wannabe rockstars: This is how it's done, guys. Suck on it.
sergiobollana 1 year ago 90
@sergiobollana Yeah! Lose some of the mindless metal shred!
DMSProduktions 10 months ago
@sergiobollana I agree whit you my friend.That is true.
linagora 10 months ago
@sergiobollana Fact is the wannabes just can't play like it. Haven't hot the ability nut more the feel.
200Strat 9 months ago
@sergiobollana Fact is the wannabes just can't play like it. Haven't hot the ability but more the feel.
200Strat 9 months ago
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youhavegeniusshins 8 months ago
@sergiobollana Settle down grandpa.
youhavegeniusshins 8 months ago
@youhavegeniusshins Jealous that these grandpa's taught you a lesson? :)
sergiobollana 8 months ago
@sergiobollana - Ha! - try listening to the Goodbye Cream version - beautifully raw, together, rough and young! This is a mature version. They've all been through a lot (above) - Jack Bruce nearly died in a liver transplant only a year before this concert. Of course it'll be different. I don't hanker for the 'old days' at all, but there are some things that become very special over time. This, and the madness of I'm So Glad can never be reproduced. And I don't care much about the blues...
rigmarole55 8 months ago
@sergiobollana dont worry im sawlloin the gravy
omgkingdomheartsrox 8 months ago
@sergiobollana
Still just an interpretation of the original. Milton Brown's 1934 Decca side is better.
cattleprods911 6 months ago
@cattleprods911 "“There are two kinds of music. Good music, and the other kind"- Duke Ellington.
sergiobollana 5 months ago
@sergiobollana
I second that - anyone who picks up at an electric guitar for the first time should watch this man and if you get even half as good, you should be proud !
marillion1 3 months ago
Jack Bruce is still alive and playing. Let's not bury one the great British blues-men of all times quite yet.
BobbyJack1968 1 year ago
what a no. mind blowing !!! awesome.... left me totally speechless..... intense stuff
samikbscm 1 year ago 3
what a no. mind blowing !!! awesome.... left me totally speechless.....
samikbscm 1 year ago
what a no. mind blowing !!! awesome.... left me totally speechless.....
samikbscm 1 year ago
oh god this is an orchestration of pure godliness
xNatzox 1 year ago
Holy Christ! Was that great or what?
jdrum12 1 year ago
saw them twice in 68 (i think) coz was high (if u did the 60s its a bit hard to remember) if u can remember you didnt do it good enough 5555
At the Club A go go Newcastle
PA was shit
but the MUSIC was Wonderfull. Great BASS Player an Singer
RIP Jack
robinsuree 1 year ago
@robinsuree Jack Bruce is still alive...
blackdiamond7 1 year ago
I hate the sound of today's Drums, especially those bass drums.
maurtene 1 year ago
Whoa Jack Bruce's voice really surprised me!
maurtene 1 year ago
Oh yeah! Love it.
MsWeedLady 1 year ago
sorry but its all a refucking manisfestation of things of long ago man bollox
ethanjay04 1 year ago
I just wonder how many bass players in modern bands could play a fretless like that eh?. I think Bruce was the powerhouse of Cream yet everyone goes on about Clapton. Yes, Yes before everyone has a go about him being God etc. I agree with all of that too but that sound, sends shivers and makes me smile.
bladeofzorro 1 year ago
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this is wonderfull ..love this sense i was a young puppy now im an old dog and still love it like it was the first time i heard it..wow
plpesuti 1 year ago
this is wonderfull ..love this sense i was a young puppy now im an old dog and still love it like it was the first time i heard it..
plpesuti 1 year ago
oh Yah Im loving it....wow..sitten on top of the world....cant get any better than that...i sure wish i could have been at this event...
plpesuti 1 year ago
oh Yah Im loving it....wow..sitten on top of the world....cant get any better than that...
plpesuti 1 year ago
I feel the pain of sitting on top of the world...3years, 10 months and 20 days, but who is counting????????????
welten17 1 year ago
eric clapton plays better with cream
wootoodoo 1 year ago
@wootoodoo I agree. I think with his full band he let's them chime in, but he's IT as far as guitars go. The only one one stage. So he's gotta be on him game to keep the sound full. Plus I think Cream, Blind Faith, and Derek and the Dominos performed much more difficult material than Clapton ever did solo. Only my opinion though.
drummerboyjac 1 year ago
@wootoodoo @wootoodoo I agree. I think with his full band he let's them chime in, but he's IT on stage when he's with Cream. So he's gotta be on him game to keep the sound full. Plus I think Cream, Blind Faith, and Derek and the Dominos performed much more difficult material than Clapton ever did solo. Only my opinion though.
drummerboyjac 1 year ago
@drummerboyjac Haha no actually I meant he plays better in Cream specifically. Its almost like playing the the original guys makes him remember how he used to do it in the 60s and let go more.. His solos are more powerful in cream
wootoodoo 1 year ago
to all the women who left me..
wisesatyr72 1 year ago
That little press roll before the vocals start is fabulous. I love me some GB. And they were so tight. Really nice.
davesf 1 year ago
Great harp playing and he's not even using his hands!! Cream OWNS the RAH!!
raidereddie 1 year ago
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raidereddie 1 year ago
Even though Jack sings his a#ss off It makes it so much easier for Eric to headline shows and do his own thing because of his good voice.Look at Jeff Beck and other great guitarists that cant sing it's a big problem. Not here.
ChaoticDayZ 1 year ago
AND THE ANGELS COME DOWN FROM HEAVEN TO GIVE US HAPPINESS FOR ALL THE REST OF OUR LIVES
kike63nina 1 year ago
It's a shame this song being only in the DVD and not in the CD.
Directly from heaven.
Ps1c0 1 year ago
finally i get to see jack sing for cream as an old dude. dont sound bad at all.
rigimp 1 year ago
Great track.
thatkenny 1 year ago
Sorry, but Jack is God. No, Eric. No, Ginger. Damn, can we can agree they're the holy trinity.
eslmc 1 year ago
Sorry, but Jack is God. We can agree they're the holy trinity.
eslmc 1 year ago
Excelente.Grandes musicos.
GeneracionBabaCool 1 year ago
Best ever trio by far ! Such a shame they couldnt hold out for a good bit longer
gazzaboy2531977 1 year ago
the records they made back in the day couldnt hold a candle to this ! why could they not get along ?
dustydino8 1 year ago
@dustydino8 Jack and Ginger did not like each others style of playing but it was Jack who had a terrible temper and smashed Ginger's home made drum set when they were in the Graham Nash Origination before Cream. Ginger formed Cream and brought in Clapton who recommended Jack to Ginger not knowing he couldn't stand Jack. Clapton did not want to lead sing and told Ginger that Jack not only is the best bass player he ever heard but that he has a killer voice so Ginger brought Jack in Cream.
hugatag 1 year ago 19
@hugatag DUDE , THEY WOULD BE THE 1 IF NOT FOR THAT ! TO FORGET IS DIVINE ! JUST JAM !!!!!!!!
dustydino8 1 year ago
@dustydino8 totally agree!
hugatag 1 year ago
@hugatag Graham Bond Organistaion dude.
gregzeebass 1 year ago
@gregzeebass yes correct,sorry 4 the error. :)
hugatag 1 year ago
@hugatag I think you mean the great Graham Bond Organisation
raybede 11 months ago
@raybede Yes,your correct.
hugatag 11 months ago
@hugatag ahem... the graham BOND ORGANISATION. & to be fair, ginger beaned him with a drumstick first because jack wouldn't turn down...
badmuddy 11 months ago
...Except it was the Graham Bond Organization, and there is more to it than that...Don
stillastillsfan 10 months ago
@hugatag nice piece of knowledge!
PepeMoreno49 10 months ago
@hugatag Nice man. Good to see some more knowledge to expand my young mind and pass it around ... AND, apply it to my style of guitar playing.
TheGibsonman59 10 months ago
@hugatag It was the “Graham Bond Organization“…
186kms 9 months ago
@hugatag Minor point - they were in the Graham Bond Organisation (Bond played organ, geddit) - Graham Nash was one of the Hollies.
jrg45721 8 months ago
@hugatag It's not that clear cut. It's not like everything was Jack's fault, nor was he the only one with a temper. Ginger Baker attacked Jack Bruce with a knife for god's sake! He also frequently threw drumsticks at Jack during shows when he thought Jack was playing too "busy"(which eventually led to Jack throwing his BASS at Ginger).
rdeem25 8 months ago
@rdeem25 Anyway, you can't say whose "fault" it was, and we don't know about their personal relationship. I will say that in the interviews, Ginger Baker (as much as I respect him as a drummer and artist) comes off as incredibly bitter and whiny, going out of his way to bad mouth Jack Bruce at every turn. He even invents stories about how he "really" wrote a song which the other band members and even producers confirm is made up. At least Jack has the courtesy to NOT talk "trash".
rdeem25 8 months ago
@rdeem25 Was that before or after Jack smashed Gingers home made drum set? tia :)
hugatag 8 months ago
@hugatag At the same time, actually. Jack was playing a solo and Ginger Baker was "playing all over it". Jack looked at Ginger and Ginger threw a drumstick at his face. Jack then threw his bass and smashed Ginger's Drum set and they started fighting. I think the knife thing was when they were with Graham Bond, which was before cream.
Like I said, you can't really say who is at fault with these things. Great musicians like that are bound to all have big egos and some clash worse than others.
rdeem25 8 months ago
excelsior
warhols25 1 year ago
"Look alive Baker!!!!" (Basketball Coach's voice).
atlienintruder 1 year ago
Lol, look at Baker rocking back and forth in his chair with the stiffest of posture. He is about to fall over. The slightest gust of wind and he's TIMMMMBERRRR. Lol, for you douchebags thats saying im being disrespectful, "FUCK YOU FAGSTICKS". This is my favorite band, wish they had more albums :(
atlienintruder 1 year ago
@atlienintruder LMAO how can I not love you? :)
hugatag 1 year ago
@hugatag Lol idk, depends...are u a chick? Lol.
atlienintruder 1 year ago
@atlienintruder Nope I am a fat, bald and disgusting middle aged man with an ear for music. After this life I am gonna come back as a beautiful smart lesbian babe because there is no way I will be with men,I don't know what these girls see in us,even with my old age and hairy back they love me :)
hugatag 1 year ago 3
CREAM OF THE CROPS
hugatag 1 year ago
damn , that was goood ! got to have it ! cool as it gets !
dustydino8 1 year ago
so who are those two gorgeous girls in the audience? :)
mredtheanalyst 1 year ago
By the way don't get me wrong I love Clapton.
marleyhund777 1 year ago
Jack Bruce has an awesome voice. Clapton is good but overrated.
marleyhund777 1 year ago
@marleyhund777 i think jack b is overrated, but like i respect your point of view, no argue needed :D
phillmcgregor 1 year ago
@marleyhund777 ROFLMAOWKTCUTA!!!!!!!!
mechharrier 1 year ago
same ol' same ol' jus betta, fuk ya!
MrDrewlips 1 year ago
Ginger looks better here then hid did 45 years ago. A fact!
hugatag 1 year ago
No offence meant but sometime I wish Clapton had used a Gibson Les Paul or and ES just for this gig................The Strat sounds a bit too shrill...............
achaarpickler 1 year ago
Simply the best compare this to the version they did on goodbye hard to choose be tween the two.
Cervicconstruction 1 year ago
who are those girls at 0:32??????
mredtheanalyst 1 year ago
@mredtheanalyst you watch this video and you make a comment like that? get the fuck outta here
xEasySnipesx 1 year ago
@mredtheanalyst Oh gee, I dunno, fans of audio type entertainment?
FetaCheese222 1 year ago
Great music,real layed back shit.
colinmcneill37 1 year ago
Tell three other dudes could that!!!!
scturtle2 1 year ago
es el mejor guitarrista del mundo te amo tio......
MrKarencitha 1 year ago
lo mejor de lo mejor del mundo
MrKarencitha 1 year ago
ERES UN DIOSSSSSSSSSSSSSS TIO ERICK TE AMOOOOOOOOOOOOO KE SUPERMEGATOCASSSSSSSSSS ME HASES TEMBLAR KE MUSICOSSSSSSSSSS
SUPERRRRRRR MEGA ...BESOS KAREN
MrKarencitha 1 year ago
In regard to bassists, while there is no denying Jack Bruce is way up there on the list of them plus Chris Squire, I think John Entwistle should not be forgotten.
TheLegacyAgency 1 year ago
este video es una gran leccion de musica....
armandobroncabonet 1 year ago
OMFG this is so amazing!
112341513534134 1 year ago
Jack could lose the harmonica....
beatleman 1 year ago
Jack is human. Did you catch the slight mistake he made when staying on G when the chord changed to D? Oh, well, I guess you could call it a Dsus4 for a moment. He is truly an incredible musician and singer. He influenced me so much in my earlier days and I am so happy that he still rocks on. I hope they get back together again.
BILLBASS20 1 year ago
There is Jack Casady, then a space, a large space---then there is Jack Bruce, followed by every other bassist.
mrmott44 1 year ago
@mrmott44
Hey, Casady is great, of course. McCartney? Chris Squire? I think they're up there too, especially McCartney. Rhythm, melody, chops, inventiveness. I think he's the best.
davesf 1 year ago
I am soo happy Jack survived...
gi4sky 1 year ago
This is so epic, i'm so happy to be alive to see this
LucasMarquesGHC 1 year ago 4
OMG...Bruce is amazing
xcinthyas 1 year ago
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gelor2 1 year ago
@gelor2
Yeah, who's never heard of a rock band with only a bassist and drummer?
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evanguy 1 year ago 19
@evanguy death from above........very good band unique sound. But alas they split a few years back.......and no gelor. They should not loose Eric.
TulwarKahn 1 year ago
@evanguy death from above
camp8910 1 year ago
@evanguy death from above 1979
Jvarls14 1 year ago
@evanguy
jimi hendrix experience
ecmullen4 1 year ago
The only other band I know with a bassest and drummer is a canadian band NoMeansNo from Victoria BC and they do a great cover of this song.
XFantomazX 1 year ago
@gelor2 might be the dumbest thing i ever heard
morrieswigs 1 year ago
@gelor2 you have obviously something wrong in yours ears
Feelyman 1 year ago
A band like this comes around once in a lifetime and I think we can see how Led Zep took the ball and ran with it after listening to Cream's take on the blues......
himycatsdead 1 year ago 17
@himycatsdead Get outta here. Just like every other band on the planet, Zeppelin were listening around and
cream were just one of dozens of influental bands at that time.
Jack is unusually laid-back here, as a bassist i prefer the intensity of his bass at the albert hall concert.
MrBassmanbongo 1 year ago 3
superb
markjbaldwin 1 year ago
God, they progressed so much by the years. Claptons solo is just so awesome, he would never done this in the 60s, if he would, Jimi wouldve sat in the corner and cried
corosian 1 year ago 7
@corosian don't overdo it...
jawadperson 1 year ago