Cream - Sweet Wine (Royal Albert Hall 2005) (9 of 22)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Cream - Sweet Wine live at Royal Albert Hall, London.
May 2, 3, 5, 6. 1080p
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In May of 2005 Cream returned to London's Royal Albert Hall-to the same stage where they had completed what was thought to be their final performance in 1968. It was one of the most eagerly anticipated, hard-to-get tickets in rock history. With the exception of a brief reunion set at their 1993 induction into the Rock and roll Hall of Fame, Cream had not played together in nearly four decades. This DVD documents Cream's momentous London shows. Performances from each of the four nights are featured and much more. Also included are alternate performances and interviews with Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, and Eric Clapton. Cream formed in 1966 and disbanded in 1968. The band were a prolific and thrilling live act and toured incessantly in their short but remarkable history.
My God, the perfection of these 3 guys jammin together ,
The lyrics of a pastoral poem, transposed to music and we all talk of Clapton and Baker, but Bruce is a superb musician and vocalist and is often underrated.
Great jam and sight to see Eric and Jack work like they did here. Mr. Baker on top of it all and with that breakdown so well done. Still master innovators and second to none.
I think these reunion shows must be the best ever reunion from an old band, its like you say to yourself before it happens 'I know Cream will still be pretty good ' but surely no one expected them to still rule live, also the version of N.S.U is just amazing.
The best ever love you jack,ginger,eric
I was at the NYC show. Mesmerizing. Bucket list concert.
@@philbrown1474 same here the wed night show the last time they played
Cream 2005 is one of the biggest moment in rock history. Ever.
DAMN!!! That Ginger Baker, that brother know he own them drums. Best in the world.
@charlessmi
Beware of Mr. Baker.
He is GOAT
Audiance is in awe, that was just beautiful.Clapton's Strat solo was just orgasmic.
Masters of improvisation
23igna excellent musiciens ☮️🎸
masters of reality
Improvising at its finest
The best band ever...
Oh yes
Giving the drummer some--brilliant!
EPIC JAM!!!! Clapton's phrasing is insane.
Unbelievable lead guitaring. Smooth and continuous.
Real cream ,-)
@@mbluesful not just icing :)
They were truly the greatest rock band ever
So many great bands through the history of rock cream were untouchable because they were wold musicians not a particular genre
Still so fantastic! Cream still blows my mind!
much respect to those artist that after 30 40 years they still get up there and put all there effort to there shows as when they were young! MUCH RESPECT!
This is the most ~Cream~ of the solos Clapton did at this concert, he's really, what is the phrase, "steppin' out"
The tone on EC's strat is perfect! He is really the best, old JMH can't touch 40 years later.
any idea how to get the tone
@@user-hc6np4wg7y Yeah buy A Fender Eric Clapton Signature stratocaster and Fender 57 Low Power Tweed Twin RI
I've been reading these comments about "old farts",etc...,rather humorous; these guys still get the last laugh! Think about this:3 musicians who are 60+years old,haven't even
played together in 37 years...,selling out the Albert Hall for 4 nights in a row! They captivate still the audience...,3 elderly gents riveting the attention of several thousand people for 2+hours!! Who else could pull this off??
Screw the keyboard jockey morons. They're all jealous: these three guys are masters of their instruments and, even moreso, of all the musical styles they play. One can like or not like the actual output--that's a matter of taste. But their massive talent, separately and together, is objectively true. They're far more talented than anyone, literally anyone, commenting here. That irks the weak.
Damn right, these old dude are really good.
And Eric uses only 1 guitar during the whole show.
1967 Grande Ballroom Detroit. Seen them. Yeah
They were better musicians in 2005 than 1968. Constant playing will do that.
I think the first Cream album fresh cream is killer, Disraeli has some good ones obviously. Wheels is another great one, and goodbye has some really great stuff. Would have loved one more full record or just 5 more tracks on the goodbye record. I was NOT ready to say goodbye.
...none of us were
The first and only supergroup.
The 1st power trio.
This might be my favorite Cream song!! Incredible to see their musicianship, especially since they hadn't played together in almost 40 years!! This is rock and roll 101. The original power trio!! It saddens me though that the joy of what this band gave us is tempered by feuding and drug addiction. Rest in peace Ginger and Jack 🙏🙏
awesome inspiring song. my favorite band. Cream !!
Eric can never keep his left leg still, and when his knee goes up you know he's in the zone :-)
Great singing and amazing lead guitar
3 gods reunited
Sweet improvisation! Loved his sound during the days he played with cream.
One band that never lost anything not even their hair!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Except now they’ve lost two
@@gregoryvschmidt bruh
It is like they never broke up. Woe, so good, so tight.
I think, had Jimi Hendrix had lived, he would have at least, sound as good these guys, his peers. No disrespect. Really clean, and dynamic. Rest In Power, Ginger & Jack.
hearing Eric with Jack and Ginger, especially Ginger, confirms for me just how much Ginger's playing pushed Eric to incredible heights as a player....you can feel Ginger guiding Eric and he responds like in the old days...so cool!
Eric's the Master....
Best rock band ever.
Written by Ginger Baker! That took me by surprise. Such whimsical lyrics, I didn't know he had a side that wasn't completely crazy!
Nope Janet Godfrey (Jack Bruce First Wife) and Ginger Baker wrote this song.
@@BrentHarmon Yup Ginger wrote this 100% sure!!
I Was There !! . I was in eighth grade. Best time of my life.
I could watch this every day and not get tired of it...
VIVA EL ROCK'N'ROLL,SALUD y LIBERTAD!!!...
I was at the Madison Sq Garden reunion show. November 2005. Definitely the greatest concert I’ve ever been to. And I’ve been to hundreds. The best band ever assembled for their genre.
Music is a profession where it's quite normal to perform into your 70s or even 80s. Many classical pianists and violinists and jazz players did so, We don't expect it from rockers because the music started out as youth culture music, but these guys can still play. The one area where old age gets in the way is singing, but Cream where never exactly operatic.
Not to forget, you don't find a lot of classical pianists and violinists that have overcome debilitating drug and alcohol addictions and abuse. I'm sure there are a few, but it's almost part of the rock culture.
Love to see another reunion performance.........
I thought that this was one of their most nostalgic tunes.... the way they jammed on this one really evoked a live bootleg 60s cream recording.
How can you not love those smiles between Eric and Ginger at the end...? "We're young again!"
Magical...........
It's great to see the older musicians still on their game - we wouldn't have seen this (except Eric) a few, if not more, years back. I think it's great and better than ever!!
Amazing!
I was humming this while mowing my lawn, so I had to hear it. These guys just flat out play.
Great song to mow a lawn to. I'll try it while I'm decorating.
Best reunion ever
Simply the Best 💯💯💯
All Masters 🙏👏👏👏
Man, gotta give some credit to the camera people -- gorgeous filming!
Nothing like 2005 tech, eh?
@@helmutsecke3529it’s all that’s necessary when these 3 guys are playing together. No pyrotechnics, flashy lights, nothing needed when it’s pure talent.
TRUE "Masters" !!!!
Ginger wrote this song with Jack's then wife. How incredible was that! 😀
Total music perfection......
Cream=Perfection
the cream rises to the top
Rest up Ginger
You're job is done here
1000 times better than led zeppelin reunion
Bonzo&John Ox is leaves.
Sadly, yes in deed.
Yes, it's true
I was told there would be no math
Yeah, You'll Freely decide your favorite music.
It can't force others 'cause it's Subjective, not Objective
Take care of your sensibilities
Good day!
I called their reunion in 1991. Took a while but it finally happened. The fire might not be there but there are some damn hot embers in the ashes.
A brief, but glorious rebirth that puts Clapton's disappointing post-Cream work sharply into perspective.This is truly the man who was declared God. RIP Jack and Ginger.
Why did you have to go, Jack?
jammin' with Jimi.
Just like Greg Allman. Years of drug and alcohol abuse kills the liver.
How awesome is this. In their 60's, Cream still rocks like hell. However, Clapton playing that Strat is always a bit odd to me (I know its been years). Would love to see him with a Gibson again. Hell, Eric Johnson plays Gibsons on occasion (LOL). Even so, this is great.
The greatest ever
This was to Me was the biggest musical happening in the last 20 yrs.-since Nirvana came out-3 piece bands rule! And Cream was the 1rst and BEST!
Power trio for days
Don't forget Jimi Hendrix Experience
Please, don't put nirvana and cream in the same sentence.
I would mention the black sabbath reunion in 2005.
@@Felipe.Taboada. Wow- I replied to this video 8 years ago ... time flies... Ya Deep Purple back in the 80's getting back to together 2 ... that was a big one- I wish the Cream would of done an album like Sabbath and Purple did when they got back together ...
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@@Felipe.Taboada. Like it or not, Nirvana changed Rock music format - thats My point - I agree tho- Cream were/are the gold standard... They are in My top 3Bands of all time ...
This song just drives along. I think back to 1980s comments about the "wrinkles of rock" but now you see Eric , Jack and Ginger blast away all before them and fire up the audience
Clapton has never done anything as good as Cream.
yeah !
Only s bad ass like Master Ginger Baker can wear his OWN t shirt! Godspeed Jack and Ginger forever the rowdy rhythym section of RockNRolls CREAM.....
THIS IS JAMMING.
I know everyone loves hendrix, i do also, but clapton was right there next to him at that time.
+bonzo692003 Yes Clapton great gutiarist but it has to be said, Hendrix was more creative.
100 percent . Creative wise, Hendrix was legend
Hendrix and Clapton were actually pretty good friends. Clapton went to New York to record with Ahmet Ertegun. When Clapton had his free evening, he would go out with his friend Hendrix and they would go to random clubs, see who was playing there and just jammed with them! Such were the days. Clapton was also deeply hurt when he heard of Hendrix's death. All of this is there in his autobiography, its a really good read!
There's the great story of Clapton and Townshend going together to see Hendrix for the first time (London, late '66? early '67?)...and realizing the ante had been upped.
As i heard it said b4... No one was more unique than hendrix but clapton gets the nod overall
I still get the chills . I saw the 1st Forum Concert that was the Cream . Blow-mind ! Deep Purple opened . Did both Deep Purple and the Cream do Im so Glad?
Reminds me of my weekend warrior trips to the Haight. I had short hair and was checking out the vibe .I managed to bump into a local by accident he said " nice going straight- head". Although Cream played fantastic , they look as I did , on that day I incurred some strange hippie
I'm old enough to remember when they released this song in a live version in the 60's that was 15 minutes long. Glad to see them rein it in. But then Toad in this show is also long, but not as long as that one from back then. I mean, 17 minutes, wasn't it?
The unique shirt with snaps Eric is wearing is only from Denver Colorado's Rockmount Ranch Wear -- home of original Western style clothing.
I was too busy watchin him take Blackie for a ride.
this one and NSU were the most ''Сream" like out of the whole reunion
Cream is the precursor to Rush as far the the most musical gifted 3 person band.
Ginger Baker was better here than in 1966. RIP
Get over it dude we are all getting old.
I was at 7 Clapton shows . The last one I saw was SRV's last show ( the last one in East Troy ) . None were as good as this , but sad he didn't play the SG or an SG .
This melody is composed by Ginger Baker , I think , former Jazzmusician ? Why was my generation , I am born in 1949, still the best in rock music, My quess , the education system at that time . Also in Norway , was at its best. We had to study , memorize language and other subjects.
Ginger Baker born 1939, Bob Dylan , 1940 , John Lennon 1940, Ringo 1940, Paul mc cartney 1942 , George Harrison 25 February 1943, Mark Knopfler ; Dire strait 1949 , van Morrison 1945 , Eric Clapton 1945 , Keith Richard 18 desember 1942 Mick Jagger july 1943, Pete Townshend 19. of may, 1945, Roger Daltrey , also the who , 1. of march 1944. Brian Wilson ; Beach Boys born June 20, 1942), Carl Wilson ; founder of beach boys 1946 , and so on
These guys haven’t missed a step... it’s like it’s 1968...
Reunion of great legendary masterpieces. Kids, it is so unfortunate for you that when you get to our boomer ages in the next few decades you will be unable to find this genius from your generation - real, natural music, not your present-day electronic driven sync crap. You will reach back instead to us for authentic music.
Press 00:0 Many times!!! SCARY!?!?!?!
The breakdown at 4:45....Man!
Ginger Baker actually looks less freaky at this age, When he was young, he was quite a shock of windy red hair and wild eyed smiles.
Powerful stuff, also in this updated version. The melody of the part sung by Jack Bruce, at 0:36 reminds me of a classical piece, but I can't remember the name. Anybody?
The song was written by Ginger Baker and Janet Godfrey Jack Bruce's first wife.
something something bach or beethoven
クラプトンのボーカルが成長したので、コーラスが聴き応えあります。
they should do that pick up wine in restaurants ... !
Hey ginger. Nice shirt!
Is Eric using a fuzz face? Sounds like it... so fuzzy...
I think he’s basically using his onboard booster to drive the amp harder. Those old design tube amps are all about input level which is why guys used to use boosters instead of dirt pedals. I don’t know what Clapton’s pedal situation was at these gigs but given that he resisted Marshalls and wah pedals I’d be surprised if he busted out a fuzz box (especially considering he didn’t used to use them). Neck pickup and backing off the tone control with considerable gain was always how he got the woman tone (those old non-master-volume Marshalls are already distorted by the time you get them up to gig volume, which is around “2” on the channel volume knobs)
I have this issue with most video editors. Why in blazes do they keep jumping the camera around. A two second shot there, three second there. Trying to be artistic they miss the most important aspect of the performance, that is technique of the performers. 3:47 - 4:00 was perfect. We get the see the whole band, and enjoy their techniques even then they cut it off after about 9 seconds. What a shame. Guys leave that damn camera on the performers .
Wel the same director that directed Cream's Reunion concert also directed John Fogerty's Concert later that year called the Long Road Home.
Clapton’s solos was much better in the sixties live or studio I miss the signature riffs and licks
Cream was the original jam band.
Clappy blows each note out mastercof each note overtaketh
Baker may have been a difficult man, but he could really play. RIP.
High school of tecnic and improvvisation...
Eric Johnson beginnings
This would be so much better if the guitar were 20% lower in the mix...and you could actually, like, HEAR JACK BRUCE.
Listen harder or adjust your speakers. It's loud and clear.
Who wants the worry, the hurry of city life.
Money, nothing funny, wasting the best of our life.
Sweet wine, hay making, sunshine day breaking.
We can wait till tomorrow.
Car speed, road calling, bird freed, leaf falling.
We can bide time.
Sweet wine, hay making, sunshine day breaking.
We can wait till tomorrow.
Car speed, road calling, bird freed, leaf falling.
We can bide time.
Who wants the worry, the hurry of city life.
Money, nothing funny, wasting the best of our life.
They played this at 1968 Live performance..It was amazing.This is really rubish comparing previous one...
Jack’s voice was shot. He couldn’t carry the vocal on this one. Pity , because Eric sang it flat. Pretty ordinary concert from the look of it.
I think they'll all numb from 1000 gigs
clapton is god
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Who wants the worry, the hurry of city life?
Money, nothing funny, wasting the best of our life
Sweet wine, haymaking, sunshine day breaking
We can wait 'til tomorrow
Car speed, road calling, bird freed, leaf falling
We can bide time
Ba ba, ba-ba ba ba
Ba-ba ba ba, ba ba-ba-ba
Ba ba, ba-ba ba ba
Ba-ba ba ba, ba ba-ba-ba
Sweet wine, haymaking, sunshine day breaking
We can wait 'til tomorrow
Car speed, road calling, bird freed, leaf falling
We can bide time
Who wants the worry, the hurry of city life?
Money, nothing funny, wasting the best of our life
Ba ba, ba-ba ba ba
Ba-ba ba ba, ba ba-ba-ba
Ba ba, ba-ba ba ba
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No comparison to the reunions. John Bonham wasnt there.