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I agree with you that EC was fantastic during the Nothing but the Blues tour 94-95 , but try listen to EC " Derek and the Dominos - Live at the Fillmore" recorded back in 1970, it will blow your mind !

@JROscarFlores Try listen to Freddie King, Peter Green

@greenfruitface I have several live recordings with Cream, and the bootleg "Live at the Grande Ballroom" is the holy grail !

@sp1naway I own the DVD, and it´s a fine performance, but if I want to hear texas-blues I just prefer Johnny Winther and Freddie King. Bt the way,if you want to hear EC at his peak then listen to Cream "Live at the Grande Ballroom" or Derek and the Dominoes "Live at the Filmore".

@wb3ebb And Led Zeppelin was inspired by Cream !!

Let´s face it, if the Bristish invasion like EC, Peter Green, Rolling Stones, The Who, Jeff Beck and Led Zep etc... haven´t entered America back in the late 60´s, the blues would have been forgotten.

@YoGroucho Hendrix was great in the studio, but very sloopy live. in my book EC was much better live, listen to Cream bootleg " Live at the Grande Ballroom", best rock/blues jam in history if you ask me.. But I agree with Peter Green, he beats both when it comes to classic slow blues, his tone to...

@imkg09 Hendrix was great in the studio, but live EC in his Cream & Derek And the Dominoes days, killed Hendrix anyday.

@jhnnytsunami Some like the mother some like the daugther, imo EC and Hendrix are on the same level. Listen hear on youtube to Cream "Steppin Out" from 1966, back when EC started the guitar revolution (long before Hendrix was around). But when it comes to real slow blues, Peter Green is second t...

@bluefen I agree 100 %, imo this live-album is the best EC ever played with a strat.

@karenofbethany You lucky bastard !!! This bootleg recording " Cream - Live at the Grande Ballroom" is the best live recording Cream ever did. No bands before and after could jam like theese three giants !