You tube. Don't interrupt killer jams with freaking commercials. That is not a way to get me to buy your extras. It's a way to alienate me. You cut off mid way through Clapton tearing it up. UNACCEPTABLE! YOU SWINE!
RIP Ginger Baker. This track is the best example you will ever hear of three musicians, all at their peak, actually playing inside each others heads. And Ginger's drumming is simply epic.
@@DucksDeLucks there's a bunch of shows at the Fillmore E that I would like to spend my time traveller's 🛸 " frequent-flier" miles on! I was just 11 years old, and on restriction at the time!!
They started out this song on center stage. Then Eric and Jack slowly separated by going to either end of the stage leaving Ginger fully exposed in dead center. 3/4's through they came back 'together' to finish off. What a time , an era like no other never to be repeated again. Ever.
First Time I heard this back in 1968 I welled up with tears, and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up to attention! Unsurpassed as a Jam to this day. Timeless!
So you're telling me this is 3 guys? Unmatched. Unreal. Pure magic. 3 solos at once, each musician playing independently...yet one in melody. Total jam session. 💯🤯
Allman Brothers > Cream even though ABB would have never existed had Cream not come before them. Easily one of the BIGGEST influences on where Duane and Gregg wanted to take things. They took it and ran with it!
Cream was the first super rock band a power trio that changed the face of rock and roll actually their music was a fusion of rock blues jazz as well as other styles such as folk.....
Cream really did a beautiful job out of f taking these grest blues tunes and making them their own so to speak, You can hear the Love they honestly had for songs like this and born under a bad sign , cross roads, ect ect, They played these songs with alot of passion and Respect for the artist that wrote them basically all they did was increase the volume and changes to the tempo here and there , their version of birn under a bad sign really was a huge influence on how much i enjoy the blues since i first heard it , for the short time Cream was in existence their influence like Jimi hendrix will still have an impact on people in yrs to come , Here We are 52 or 53 yrs later still showing love for a band that was around for 2 yrs or so , I believe that says alot for a little band with a Big Sound. They weren't flashy, they Just played their asses off and as much as two of them may have disliked each other, that didnt stop them from Killing it on stage but obviously their contempt and dislike for each other proved costly from the group . They all rode in separate limousines who knows if they even stayed at the same hotels, well it was what it was , Perhaps ill get around to watching the latest docs about Ginger and Eric "Mr Baker" and "Eric Clapton my life in twelve bars " And if anybody knows any other films relating to cream please whatever info be appreciated
Seen them do this, for free. The same friend who introduced me to the wonders of nyc's Greenwich Village in the early 60's, seeing my first live performance (Bob Dylan) then so many others in the years to come. At this time he was working at the Filmore. Great years, great times. My 'sponsor' & I met while I was working at a diner for his pop in 1963. I was 13, he 18. Both of us had long hair (b4 the Beatles came to the USA) and he assumed I was already a 'head'. My world changed. Thank you Anthony B. Hope you're still boogying at 75.
In the world of race engines, when a motor is really running good, you say "It's Hitting on all eight". This is three guys hitting on all eight. Best sounding engine ever.
Lol. Back n da day, had a 57 Ford with a 427 NASCAR motor. This song reminds me of a Vegas trip in that car. Clapton on max volume, fat joint, pretty girl, high gear, 5K rpm. Lol, you're not the only gearhead motor builder.
@@paulr.8105 He gets a lot of love. I'd say the most unappreciated 'member' is Pete Brown who wrote all those weird non-blues songs with Jack. Those were very distinctive songs eg World of Pain, Sunshine, White Room, etc.
Loved this so much that I wore out the original on vinyl. Clapton was at his best, sure.....but the guy who does the most ¨unexpected ¨ & creative stuff was Bruce ..... a monster...
Jack's voice is downright sexy here...shit, the whole damn song is so good ya gotta listen a few times, every time. And yeah, headphones truly bring out all the funky blues these guys give us. Whew!
To Royse saw them in USA right after this released. Eric Clapton too amazing. Then I saw Jimmmy Page and knew there were 2 guitar Gods. Soon after saw Jimi and knew there was only one. At 71, still love them all!
best 3 man band , look at song writing .it just lasted 2 years .got them in rock hall .perfection can't last .but here it is , the art eats and up grins up humans at this level . the human fuel burned up .band breaks up ..one of the blackest days of the 60's when this gift to sound broke up .
Spasiba, Merci Beaucoups, Gracias....finally someone with a Heart Posted Non-commercial interrupted presentation of this Magnificent, Timeless, Pulse driving, Heart Throbbing Classic....CLAPTON IS GOD.
Hard to describe. This music is an artistic melting pot of jazz, blues, rock, and funk, and other ideas sprinkled in like classical Indian and African music.
At Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama they told that Jack has no abillity to compose, well listening these improvisations, you must come with ideas rather quickly. Funny that the teacher who told that to Bruce could watch Farewell concert on TV, tho......
This track is truly mindblowing!!! nobody played like that in the sixties, bands like Grand Funk Railroad and Led Zeppelin started a short time after Cream disbanded, the guitar playing of Eric Clapton on this track is phenomenal!!!
Listing the great lead singers; people tend to begin with the guy standing at the mic, usually with no other instrument than his voice, leaving out people such as Peter Green and Jack Bruce.
One of the worst albums of all time! This "song" is especially irritating. Clapton's worn out repetitive licks played over and over and over and over ad nauseam. Jack Bruce's costant bass noodling which goes on for what seems hours on this song. Then there is Jack Bruce's annoying unpleasant voice to top it off.
![Cream - Spoonful [320kbps, best pressing]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BoJ6PnlvpZs/mqdefault.jpg)
You tube. Don't interrupt killer jams with freaking commercials. That is not a way to get me to buy your extras. It's a way to alienate me. You cut off mid way through Clapton tearing it up. UNACCEPTABLE! YOU SWINE!
Click drag and repeat no more interruption
RIP Ginger Baker. This track is the best example you will ever hear of three musicians, all at their peak, actually playing inside each others heads. And Ginger's drumming is simply epic.
It must of been amazing to the other musicians in the audience to hear this hurricane of sound.
Seven Sixes And they never bump into each other.☮️
@@DucksDeLucks there's a bunch of shows at the Fillmore E that I would like to spend my time traveller's 🛸
" frequent-flier" miles on! I was just 11
years old, and on restriction at the time!!
Sweet Wine too. Live Cream One.
Idk, I love cream, but this is kinda just blues based noodling..
The more you listen to these Cream jams, the more you realise it's Ginger that is the key.
Jack and Eric are the battleships.
Ginger is the ocean.
What a band
I wish they lasted longer. Too much infighting.
They started out this song on center stage. Then Eric and Jack slowly separated by going to either end of the stage leaving Ginger fully exposed in dead center. 3/4's through they came back 'together' to finish off. What a time , an era like no other never to be repeated again. Ever.
The Power Trio of power trios
If you look at photos from the period, Eric stands close to Ginger and away from his wall of speakers during the jams.
@@TweedSuit Photos can and many times give one perspective over others. Especially when it's all in the timing & songs played
First Time I heard this back in 1968 I welled up with tears,
and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up to attention! Unsurpassed as a Jam to this day. Timeless!
Speaking as an oldie who bought this on Vinyl shortly after its release I still find this most exhilerating, and bloody good to boot.
This band really does deserve more attention. I am only fifteen, but my dad has introduced me to this type of music at a young age.
Me too. right on bro!
They definitely had a big wonderful sound for three guys and made these classic blues songs their very own
still have it.
I still have my original vinyl. Ain't gonna sell or give it away ever.
So you're telling me this is 3 guys?
Unmatched. Unreal. Pure magic. 3 solos at once, each musician playing independently...yet one in melody. Total jam session. 💯🤯
Really the first 'Super group ' short lived but magnificent 👌
50 years and still in awe.
When i first played this as a teenager ..i knew it was special ...best band ever...then and now
Allman Brothers > Cream even though ABB would have never existed had Cream not come before them. Easily one of the BIGGEST influences on where Duane and Gregg wanted to take things. They took it and ran with it!
I first listened to this track as a13 year old , and have been mesmerised by it since then , NOTHING comes close to it
must be listened with headphones to truly appreciate what the three beasts did on this song
Older amps (1980 or earlier) of 120+ rms watts per channel and say Infinity 1.5 reference standards..
@@dalelustenberger1459 60/70's amps
At least three times each time focus on what each one individually
Clapton was an absolute beast in '68.
you mean jack ?
@@jabu003 no. He meant clapton.
Nobody could run with them
Karl Von Ridiculous statement IMO
r.i.p. jack bruce master of the bass
Just imagine being in the Fillmore Sat nite 10pm nice and mellow cream comes on and plays spoonful never happen again such musicians playing so tight
Half the house on Bear’s LSD, including the band.
Cream was the first super rock band a power trio that changed the face of rock and roll actually their music was a fusion of rock blues jazz as well as other styles such as folk.....
It was not! Not genesis or the Dan or worse?
the best jamming you will ever hear
@Play List 5496 Yep.
Cream really did a beautiful job out of f taking these grest blues tunes and making them their own so to speak, You can hear the Love they honestly had for songs like this and born under a bad sign , cross roads, ect ect, They played these songs with alot of passion and Respect for the artist that wrote them basically all they did was increase the volume and changes to the tempo here and there , their version of birn under a bad sign really was a huge influence on how much i enjoy the blues since i first heard it , for the short time Cream was in existence their influence like Jimi hendrix will still have an impact on people in yrs to come , Here We are 52 or 53 yrs later still showing love for a band that was around for 2 yrs or so , I believe that says alot for a little band with a Big Sound. They weren't flashy, they Just played their asses off and as much as two of them may have disliked each other, that didnt stop them from Killing it on stage but obviously their contempt and dislike for each other proved costly from the group . They all rode in separate limousines who knows if they even stayed at the same hotels, well it was what it was , Perhaps ill get around to watching the latest docs about Ginger and Eric "Mr Baker" and "Eric Clapton my life in twelve bars " And if anybody knows any other films relating to cream please whatever info be appreciated
Like the Bach Variations
Seen them do this, for free. The same friend who introduced me to the wonders of nyc's Greenwich Village in the early 60's, seeing my first live performance (Bob Dylan) then so many others in the years to come. At this time he was working at the Filmore. Great years, great times. My 'sponsor' & I met while I was working at a diner for his pop in 1963. I was 13, he 18. Both of us had long hair (b4 the Beatles came to the USA) and he assumed I was already a 'head'. My world changed. Thank you Anthony B. Hope you're still boogying at 75.
This song has one of the best guitar solos of all. Truly amazing!
Powers of the musical genie are out of the bottle, never to return!
So many memories around this powerful musical group!
Yup, best jam ever recorded, total thanks to you for posting it. Respect to ya!
Damn this smokes. I forgot. Bought the LP when it came out. Good God.
Who on earth decided to interrupt a classic like this with an advert. Criminal
In the world of race engines, when a motor is really running good, you say "It's Hitting on all eight". This is three guys hitting on all eight. Best sounding engine ever.
The BEST analogy yet!!
Lol. Back n da day, had a 57 Ford with a 427 NASCAR motor. This song reminds me of a Vegas trip in that car. Clapton on max volume, fat joint, pretty girl, high gear, 5K rpm. Lol, you're not the only gearhead motor builder.
I live in Vegas, and I'm still a gearhead. We did acid to this song back then. When the solo takes off it's magic. @@davidbrannan2772
The best piece of improvised music I have ever heard!.
clapton was at his best , sure........ but ....but the guy who does the most ¨unexpected ¨ & creative stuff was Bruce ..... a monster...
@@paulr.8105 He gets a lot of love. I'd say the most unappreciated 'member' is Pete Brown who wrote all those weird non-blues songs with Jack. Those were very distinctive songs eg World of Pain, Sunshine, White Room, etc.
One word: Apostrophe...
Yep This , Blind Faith
May all
EC WAS HERE
Jack was Cream’s frontman. The Governor.
@@chriskruger4218 Overnite sensation...
I was 18. Saw them three times after this. 2 in Baltimore an last in L.A., unbelievable❤❤!
Clapton really shines on this track. His guitar playing is on fire.
Loved this so much that I wore out the original on vinyl. Clapton was at his best, sure.....but the guy who does the most ¨unexpected ¨ & creative stuff was Bruce ..... a monster...
Jack's voice is downright sexy here...shit, the whole damn song is so good ya gotta listen a few times, every time. And yeah, headphones truly bring out all the funky blues these guys give us. Whew!
A great time to be alive…
To Royse saw them in USA right after this released. Eric Clapton too amazing. Then I saw Jimmmy Page and knew there were 2 guitar Gods. Soon after saw Jimi and knew there was only one. At 71, still love them all!
best 3 man band , look at song writing .it just lasted 2 years .got them in rock hall .perfection can't last .but here it is , the art eats and up grins up humans at this level . the human fuel burned up .band breaks up ..one of the blackest days of the 60's when this gift to sound broke up .
nirvana was a 3 man band but go on
@@paulr.8105 no band is in Cream's league. They were camped out alone, way beyond everybody
I heard this for the first time in 1971. I was nine... I wore the record out.
Me too! Bought another vinyl cop and then a C,D.
Spasiba, Merci Beaucoups, Gracias....finally someone with a Heart Posted Non-commercial interrupted presentation of this Magnificent, Timeless, Pulse driving, Heart Throbbing Classic....CLAPTON IS GOD.
Such memories........WOW!😊
Love it so awesome.🎸
the bass and drums are so responsive to the guitar and at the same time will take the lead when Clapton loses inspiration.
indeed
Greatest jam ever?? My God.
you don't agree? cause I could name a few, though this is my favorite
Hard to describe. This music is an artistic melting pot of jazz, blues, rock, and funk, and other ideas sprinkled in like classical Indian and African music.
At Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama they told that Jack has no abillity to compose, well listening these improvisations, you must come with ideas rather quickly. Funny that the teacher who told that to Bruce could watch Farewell concert on TV, tho......
The madness is starts around the five minute in and from there is just getting crazy cool.
😯 that was simply amazing.
Smooth transition.
Magnificient in every way.
Jack Bruce bass fantastic!!
I have the album. Yay me.
I
Love this.
Joya del rok , nostalgia tengo 70 años
This track is truly mindblowing!!! nobody played like that in the sixties, bands like Grand Funk Railroad and Led Zeppelin started a short time after Cream disbanded, the guitar playing of Eric Clapton on this track is phenomenal!!!
spontaneous combustion at its best
Rulers of their own world s Clapton's best Jack Jack playing lead bass ginger in control of the machine
This is the reason why i picked up the guitar
and Jack is the reason I quit the bass :)
Egos prevented them from exploring the realms of possibilities,,,,
Great álbum
This is the record that made me take up the guitar. I bought a Strat and eventually became the lead player in a rock band.
Me and my mate used to put this on and drink lemonade
Lemonade eh?
with tequlla washing the meth down with D. Tanner
Clapton lives up to his reputation here and for a couple more years. But this is Crushing!
Need I say more ?
RIP JACK & GINGER 😢..God preserve Eric 😊
Would have been a better headphone groove without the commercial interruption...
Classic
Listing the great lead singers; people tend to begin with the guy standing at the mic, usually with no other instrument than his voice, leaving out people such as Peter Green and Jack Bruce.
Can’t anybody hear the bass around here ?
Headphones.
Clapton's guitar may have been the strongest dynamic in the band Cream, but jack bruce's bass is killer.
3 guys having war no wins
volume eleven
What Gibson model is Clapton using here?
He was using his “Fool” SG that night
like jamiedrum said , and you can even find stills of their two night engagement in March 68 on Google images
This rendition still shakes me. Can't listen to it.
the middle section is so powerful it wears you out just listening to it
Still of the best power trios ever.
Jams. Do we have to?
this should be taught in schools
サイケデリックの代表みたいな紹介のされ方しますが割とまともですね。
ESCANCARAM OS ÁPICES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
16:46 of Pure Power!!!!!
Ads??????????????
Clapton IS God!
Najsłabszym ogniwem w tym trio był Clapton.I,paradoksalnie,zrobił na rzewnych pioseneczkach największą karierę solową z całej trójki🤔
Who is singing?
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Oplipow
One of the worst albums of all time! This "song" is especially irritating. Clapton's worn out repetitive licks played over and over and over and over ad nauseam. Jack Bruce's costant bass noodling which goes on for what seems hours on this song. Then there is Jack Bruce's annoying unpleasant voice to top it off.
This is terrible. Jeez. Allman Bros did it better as 16 and 17 yr olds, IMO. Not feeling this at all.
Another Air Guitar Dickwad who woudn't know shit from clay. Keep listening to your Justin Bieber crap.
12:05 is awesome to say the least. Makes me feel cool as fuck
I probably rewound it 40;times frying my ass off lol
the bass loud af, unique band