Cream - Sunshine of your love

Royal Albert Hall 2005

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Music

Tags:

• cream
• clapton

[markmercurius3]

For those idiots who are not sure of the nationality of Cream...They are all British, English and from the UK....This is music from the United Kingdom...

[vanzeposmith910]

@rhjernigan Lol, these guys are from Britian.

[skeptyky]

bruce ,clapton ,les magiciens ,the best sixties ( cream groupe sixties number one) verygoodddddddd !!!!! rebel 68,

[BlackTrish1594]

Jack Bruce is Scottish.

[KingJulienDavid]

@SkirtSoPlain lots and lots of people can learn things Clapton and Hendrix played, the art of it is to do something nobody ever thought of before, creating something out of nothing. No disrespect ment to John Mayer because I do think he is an amazing guitar. However, saying that he is better than Clapton and Hendrix were, without the intention to stirr up the discussion is just silly.

[SkirtSoPlain]

@stratpack05 I'm not talking about reputation or historical luck (coming out in the 1960s vs. the 1990s). I'm talking purely about playing ability and how the music sounds. Clapton and Hendrix were innovators and great, for sure, but I think Mayer has passed them in sound and chops. He's had 40 more years of musical history to study.

[SkirtSoPlain]

2:37 white tank

[hectorwine]

the best rock hands!!!!

[mapleblackdrums]

10 years too late.

[mapleblackdrums]

@markmercurius3

By way of the Mississippi Delta, and Lovin'' Spoonful, and the Doors.

[coal1987]

no gibson...no cream

[gatlar28]

not one of Clapton's best solos, it doesn't match the groove of " Sunshine of your love" I think he is in a different key. You can tell that some where near the Beginning he loses his way the starts bending the non scale tones he playing in an attempt to make them sound intentional best the rest of the solo flounders a bit as he is playing in the wrong key!