THESE GUYS ARE AWESOME!! CREAM - WHITE ROOM (REACTION)
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Eric Clapton rated the second best guitarist of all time by Rolling Stone magazine and is the only person inducted in the rock and roll Hall of Fame three different times
They were named Cream because they were considered “The cream of the crop”. The best musicians at their at instruments in England at the time. No argument here. Strong jazz and blues influence
Never knew that Mark thanks for the knowledge
Australia 💕 Christina
Ginger Baker one of the best drummers ever. He was the first to have the unique "jungle" beat. Clapton on that guitar! This song blew my mind at aged 12, I have loved Cream since.
I declare you two, 50% Hippies…Congratulation’s! 👍♥️♥️👏👏👏👏
Must react to my favorite Cream song & personal anthem for 1969 -> "Badge".
Actually Badge was a George Harrison song, that he gave to friend Clapton. In thanks Clapton stole Harrison's wife.
My sister and I bought black curtains for our white room because of this song. Cream will always be great in any era!
Guitars turn to gold when Eric Clapton touches them.💯❤❤❤✌
Jack Bruce vocal is spot on. Fans should give a listen to his first solo album, Songs for a Tailor. Most notable a song titled Rope Ladder to the Moon. A spaced out acoustic guitar classic!
This is the reason Eric Clapton was inducted into the Rock n Roll hall of fame the first time. They rock!
The late great Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker. Rock on Eric Clapton
Love the 60s journey, takes me back to my preteen days. I think they may have been part of the British Invasion
One of the most influential bands of all time
THE SUPER GROUP CREAM, "WHITE ROOM".. MOST FANTASTIC 3 MEMBER BAND. singer/bassist Jack Bruce, Guitarest/Singer Eric Clapton. Drums GINGER Baker... more "TALES OF THE BRAVE ULYSSES", "CROSSROADS". "SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE". I FEEL FREE"..
The original powertrio
This was one of the super groups of the 60's. Everyone of the 3 guys (Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker & Eric Clapton) was super talented but they also had big egos. So they didn't always get a long. They all came from previous successful bands. But in the few short years they were together they produced some classic songs such as "Crossroads", "Born Under A Bad Sign", "Tales Of Brave Ulysses", "White Room", "Strange Brew", "Sunshine Of Your Love", "SWLABR" etc.
and my favorite Strange Brew
@@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman mine too!
A great song !👍All 3 were incredibly talented musicians. Were all in other great bands too. Eric Cjapton a top tier guitarist among the best ever. The You Look Wonderful Tonight singer also sang Cocaine back in the day too. Great sounding song. Just a great pick from a truly rock and roll band that inspired decades of musicians.🔥🔥
@@realcoolbreeze I listen to more of his blues songs the past 40+ years like "Driftin", "Last Fair Deal Goin Down" & one of my favorites especially the live version of "Early in the Morning" recorded at the Budokan in Japan 1979 plus all his collaborations with other legendary blues artists ☮
@@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGermanMe too, Strange brew is such a spooky clever song, I need to listen again
Jack Bruce had voice for the ages.Fond memories of lava lamps, incense, good weed, and wonderful friends. Great reaction.
How many groups sound near this good with only three musicians these three were cream-of-the-crop react Crossroads
Anything with Clapton in is worth a listen
How can you lose with these guys? Clapton on guitar? Baker on drums? I loved these guys. Cream was the - - it! 👍🏾👵🏿🔥❤
My hubby liked this kind of music..at 75 ..still does..
One of the sexiest songs ever, too 🥰🥰🥰
Eric Clapton, one of the best guitarist ever, and Cream, brought me through my hippie days. Thanks for the memory
Jack Bruce on bass & lead vocal, Eric Clapton on guitar, Ginger Baker on drums. EC does great lead vocals & one of the greatest guitar solos ever on Cream's 1968 live version of Crossroads. Give it a listen!! Born Under A Bad Sign is another of my favorites. Lots of great songs by Cream in a relatively very short time as a group -- a mere 2 years, 1966-68. And now, more than 50 years later, they are still considered one of the greatest rock bands that ever was!
Eric also sang vocals on it.
I know you are digging this one. Ginger Baker was a master!! Only Eric is left. Jack Bruce was a very original bass player. Cream! A rhythmic freight train rolling thru! Hey Shawn! Rock on!
YES!! I only have a few hero's that still walk among us. Is this a correct sentence 🤔 It seems a bit awkward? 😆
All drummers wanted to be Ginger Baker. He set the bar. And Ol' Slow Hand - Eric Clapton - did the same for lead guitarists and still rocks to this day.
Cream, awesome man great reaction S&M.
CREAM ... the SUPER BAND!!!!
There are only three people making this sound! Amazing.
Eric Clapton is only 3 time inductee of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame , as member of Cream, The Yardbirds, and as a solo artist!
Rock Royalty !!!
Love it! Always have. Yellow tigers crouch in jungles in her dark eyes!! Awesome lyrics.
Lyrics by Pete Brown, channelling his inner William Blake Romanticism.
I saw CREAM at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit1967. That entire group had super musicians. Clapton always did play lights out and sing with the best. Ginger Baker and his off-beats jazz style drumming was my hero in those days and Jack Bruce was one of THE best Bass players of the time. Man I miss those days. What groups we were blessed to see in Detroit in the early to late 60s/Early 70s
I was only 2 when they came out, so I did kind of miss them, but I had the fun of playing some Cream when I was bass player in a cover band many years ago.
Shawn you and Mel love this song because that’s a ERIC CLAPTON playing guitar remember wonderful tonight tears in heaven Eric Clapton.. That was also him singing that second voice you enjoyed
This song has a special meaning for me. When I was about 10 year old my 20 year old brother got a new stereo system and gave me his old one. This was a big deal. Little kids didn't usually have access to their own stereos, only. teenagers if you were lucky :) I didn't have any records of my own to play on it. My big brother gave me some albums and a couple 45's he said were scratched and he didn't listen to anymore. The 45 was this song by Cream, and the albums were from the Rolling Stones. I rocked out to this song every day. I spent every allowance I had after that buying 45's . Enjoying music became a lifelong passion. I really thank my brother for introducing to really good music and helping to explain to me how to listen to music, to appreciate the different instruments and the lyrics. I was very fortunate. This song brings back such happy memories for me. Think I am going to call my brother today and thank him again! :)
That's Eric Clapton on lead guitar. Jack Bruce vocals and bass guitar. Ginger Baker on drums.
La escencia de cream fué sin duda el maestro Jack Bruce!!
Saw them in Chicago on that '68 farewell tour. One of the most exciting shows I've ever seen! I had seen them a year earlier, but this concert had a different vibe. There was acrimony between bassist, Jack Bruce, and drummer, Ginger Baker, that created tension and uncertainty. Their songs started normally but quickly turned into fantastic jam sessions with each player trying to outdo the others. Unforgettable! Your reaction was to the studio version of "White Room" with some live film. Fun to see anyway! You got to hear a great song and can put faces to the players. More Cream, please!
Lucky man to have seen them back then. My elder brother who introduced me to them at age 6 or 7 was at that Albert Hall final concert in London.
Try Jimi Hendrix the wind cries Mary and little wing 💕💜
Take a listen to I feel free and also N.S.U earlier tracks and excellent
"That drummer" is the great Ginger Baker. "Whoever the lead singer is" is the bassist Jack Bruce. Nothing mentioned about Eric Clapton on lead guitar, among the very top rock guitarists in the world at the time. This particular song is probably the greatest psychedelic anthem ever written and performed, and this band was at the very top in the last few years of the 1960's. This was around the same time as Woodstock, Jimi Hendrix, the Beatles "Abbey Road", the Doors, Janis Joplin, when a lot of good acid was going around.
You get the story, yes? An Englishman's blues: he meets a girl at a party, she is sweet and kind, and they take a cheap room near a train station for the night - she is travelling the next morning, but they spend the night together - he is smitten with her, but she refuses to be tied to him and leaves, and he is brought low, he has the blues
Yes, that's what I'm talking about!
😊✌💙
Eric Clapton is also a serious Blues enthusiast.
Yeh BABY, a 10!!!!! Groundbreaking sound! I was just a tween when this was released. I'll never forget the feelings running through my veins when this genre of music came on the scene. What "freedom of expression" can do to the soul is miraculous! It made this 12 year old girl feel empowered... wanting to be the "real" me... uncontrolled by society's rules. I'm so thankful I was born into such an era. 🥰
One of my all time favorite groups, creaming it!! ✌️🇬🇧😎
Sunshine of your love is another great song by Cream
You must check out Tale of Brave Ulysses or Swlabr from Cream.
Saw them in concert at MSG: amazing!
Back in 05? I was there, it was incredible...
Me too!
I did a year in the Nam 69-70 and this song was played everywhere , everyday every other hour! it was like our new freakout national anthem!!
This audio is NOT from the farewell concert but is from the studio version off Wheel of Fire.
Ah, the wonderful Cream. With the great Scottish bass player Jack Bruce. Too young to see Cream, but did catch Jack in Dundee back in 1983 when local side United won Scottish football's top division title (still their only top tier crown, unfortunately). Good times. And a great gig.
A house album in our house during the 70s as my parents loved Cream; we had the album with the vegetables on so we called it Salad Cream! I was lucky enough to be surrounded on all sides with great music. It was GROOVY guys. This is one of my dad's favourite trax.
Eric Clapton was part of the group but a few years later formed Derrick and the Domino's and had a big hit Lay La. Don't know if you have reacted to it, if not, I highly recommend it.
But it HAS TO BE the electric version….NOT the acoustic (so lame in comparison).
It's 'Derek' & 'Layla',and it was only a couple of years post Cream.
They were my very first concert. Amazing.
YES ... this classic song is a TEN!!!
Psychedelic rock
Jack Bruce was a chorister at Glasgow Cathedral, hence the vocal abilities.
So ahead of their time they were incredible. Clapton's wah wah guitar work has to be some of the best ever recorded , still sounds fresh 50 years on!!!
You two are turning into some major rockers! Rock on!🤘🎸🎛🎤🎹🥁
Guitar and vocals by Eric Clapton-- Bass and vocals by Jack Bruce--Drums by Ginger Baker. Had a sign at his house that said To Hell with the dog, Beware of Mr. Baker.
That's the studio version of the song over a live clip of the band. Jack Bruce is the singer and bass player, Eric Clapton on vocals and guitar and Ginger Baker hitting those drums. You gotta check out their song "Strange Brew".
Just a masterpiece from Cream ❤️
Great time for music! 60s and 70s are my favorites .
FYI - This was the studio version with video synched to look like they were playing live. Most people know the legacy of Eric Clapton (he was a major influence back when I was learning to play guitar), but bassist/singer/cellist Jack Bruce was a force in his own right, also had some interesting solo albums after Cream broke up ("Rope Ladder To The Moon" is one example). Clapton and drummer Ginger Baker formed a one album banger group "Blind Faith" with Steve Winwood as singer / keyboardist. Highly suggest you listen / react to "Presence Of The Lord" or "Can't Find My Way Home", both amazing songs.
You two are on 🔥
A lot of Clapton Love in here and rightfully so! But, just for a little perspective:
On October 1, 1966, Chandler brought Hendrix to the London Polytechnic at Regent Street, where Cream was scheduled to perform, and where Hendrix and guitarist Eric Clapton met. Clapton later said: "He asked if he could play a couple of numbers. I said, 'Of course', but I had a funny feeling about him. "Halfway through Cream's set, Hendrix took the stage and performed a frantic version of the Howlin' Wolf song "Killing Floor". In 1989, Clapton described the performance: "He played just about every style you could think of, and not in a flashy way. I mean he did a few of his tricks, like playing with his teeth and behind his back, but it wasn't in an upstaging sense at all, and that was it ... He walked off, and my life was never the same again".
He knew there was a new sheriff in town... and his name was JImi Hendrix.
Lead vocals for Cream were provided by bassist Jack Bruce. Guitar wizardry was the legendary Eric Clapton, with the recently departed Ginger Baker on drums. Love this song!
Ginger Baker was jazz drummer hung out with Fela Kunte in Africa. Lived and died in Africa. Bass player Javk Bruce played stand up bass in,jazz band.
RIP. Jack Bruce,Bassist, &Ginger Baker,Drums. Long live Eric Clapton old slowhand Lead Guitar.
From the Final Concert at Royal Albert Hall in January 1968. Broadcasted by the BBC and Later on DVD .by Image Entertainment. There is even a CD set called The Goodbye Tour with this concert the last CD.
Check out the real live version, too. And while you're at it, check out "Sunshine of your love" as well.
I was 9 yrs old. The best music growing up! Even at that age I was destined to be a rock lover!❤
They were the original supergroup!
That was a great time to be a teenager. You don't hear music being made like that these days.
Thank You❤️🎶 The music of my High School years! Totally tight band🤙👍
Not bad for a 3 piece group. The first true supergroup! ✌
One of the influential bands coming from the late 60s, with a very young Eric Clapton on guitar. Must do Strange Brew and Crossroads by Cream. Gee we had such a great variety of music in the 60s/70s when we were kids/teenagers. Didn't appreciate it back then like I do now
That's Ginger Baker on drums. One of the best ever.
Clapton's tone is awesome. Reverb bar and wah wah pedal.
Jack Bruce, vocals and bass.
Sublime! Great music and sure takes me back to my friend and I locking ourselves in her bedroom and listening to the whole album (on vinyl certainly), stoned! Good times.
Absolutely ♥ this song! I suggest Cream - Crossroads (live)!
What a group! This is outstanding.
Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker one of the greatest drummers of all time with a temper to go with it. Don't piss him off!!! 😆 Check out the Documentary video Beware of Mr Baker
Jack Bruce is the lead singer on this song. Great voice. Thanks for reacting to this.
Too cool for school ❤ that era was so incredible
Such a masterful TRIO. Real musicians back in the day, didn't need any bells and whistles....no autotune crap. That's Jack Bruce on BASS singing a lot of their songs. Check out my other favorite song by them I FEEL FREE. Hypnotic. Jack on vocals.🗣There's a version of I FEEL FREE on UA-cam I discovered. Look for it....RINGO STARR, PETER FRAMPTON, and JACK BRUCE on Bass and lead vocals. Some live show in Michigan I think. Wowie Zowie. Good stuff.🎵‼️
This music is timeless,
It's Jack Bruce on the awesome verse vocal. I've always assumed it was Eric Clapton singing the falsetto part ("I'll wait in this place where the sun never shines...") - am I wrong??
Late-1960's psychedelic music. Very good!
YALL ON FIRE TONIGHT!!!!! THIS IS MY JAM RIGHT HERE!!!
My favorite Cream song is Tales of Brave Ulysses.
Cream was the first "so called" Super Group (jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton).
such a good group. It's 3 masters doing what they do.
best group ever
Got to see them just starting out at the clubs. It was good rock music if you were partially deaf for a couple of days 😁😎. So glad I grew up during the 60’s and 70’s💐. Thanks 🙏🏼 ☮️✌🏼
While we're on the subject, yall gotta do Prince's 'Cream'--if you dare!! :)
This was the kind of music that I grew up with. Jealous?
The greatest trio ever to take the stage. Great reaction. Thank you.
One of my favorite bands
The lead guitarist in this group is Eric Clapton, you just did a reaction to his song "Tears In Heaven". I think it would be cool if you did "Crossroads" next. This was really was so great, thanks!
LOVE this song.
Sunshine Of Your Love ❤️