@@no1nestandsalone387 , No, that supergoup would be The Dirty Mac with Lennon , Keith Richards , Clapton and Mitch Mitchel !! ua-cam.com/video/JeFwaWFTGYU/v-deo.html
Someone commented that the one guy up dancing was a weirdo..I don't think so, I think he just knows the music is moving him and he knows how to have fun! I can't believe everyones not up dancing to this greatness!
I may just buy a plane ticket to London, so I can see Clapton play live. That man can play a guitar. Love the harmonica too, this song may be what I need to motivate me to buy some.
The thing i respect about these guys is they really took the time to study the history of the music they did.Jazz for Jack,Blues for Eric,African for Ginger and gave the credit where it was due....God bless Cream
These guys were Great in 1967 and now as Seasoned Players evan better. i think a tour would be fantastic. I watch my double set of DVD's of the 2005 gigs at least twice a month. 43Yrs of Cream and still as sweet and savory as ever. Mmmmm!
Thanks for posting this vid. I was only around 10 when Cream was big, but in my teen years they were my favorite group. I think one of the things that made Cream so special was that in Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton, you had one of the greatest drummers, bassists/vocalists and guitarists of all time, respectively. Great instrumentals, great vocals, tons of raw power, blending blues and rock. Man, that trio had everything. Blind Faith was great, too, but Cream was no. 1.
I think this is one of the most extraordinary parts of history in the mid 20th century. The offspring of WW2 veterans and Grandsons and Granddaughters on WW1 veterans found the Black American Delta Blues. The world has never been the same and way better off because of it!
electrified,blue eyed soul,tribute song to muddy waters....English rockers,were raised on this stuff...jack bruce was a master song writer,musician,and singer...rip..as for Clapton and baker..nothing else needs to be said
I was 17 it was 1962 and I was thumbing thru albums at a thriftys drug store. Saw three crazy looking guys on the cover of an album called Fresh Cream, read the back, It said Eric clapton jazz guitarist of 7 yrs. from England. Ginger baker jazz drummer. I said I have to check this out. Went home to my parents house, took a toke of some good Mexican weed layed down on the floor with my headset and crank it up. I think my head exploded that day.
Absolutely wonderful. The three guys were such crafted musicians. My sister saw the Graham Bond Organisation at the Liverpool Empire in 1966, which had Jack and Ginger., Rod Stewart was also there to. I saw Jack in 1972, when l was coming down with glandular fever. Dragged myself out, there must have been 200 in the audience. Bob H
To put this into a historical perspective, the youth of 1960's Britain who had their Dad's fight in WW2 and Granddad's fight in WW1 all of a sudden became entranced with American Black Blues music from The Mississippi Delta. It ignited the Rock N' Roll British Invasion. This band was Blues based and that is what you are hearing.
Wow is all i can say when i first heard this song on XM radio, and now i got to see this group here on youtube. And i'm just amazed that these 3 guys who were a band in the 60's and now here today. They play so good it almost seems that they never lost their touch. Gave me chills up my spine listening to the harmonica solo :)
At the Albert, over 40 years since they first recorded this old blues tune, they're still top-notch musicians, super talented. Don't care what anybody says.
For those interested it was Zoot Money that first referred to Hendrix as looking like the 'Wildman from Borneo' to his wife..no malice in it as that had been a film from the 40's and he was saying that Hendrix looked like the character in it as he (Zoot) was shocked by Hendrix's appearance. The tag stuck and Hendrix apparently even tried to live up to it....Read Claptons autobiography before slating him and you will find how much Hendrix meant to him! ;)
There are many imitators, but only one original, and that's Cream. Others followed their formula, but Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, and Eric Clapton were the wizards who brewed up this magic potion of music. Strange brew indeed!
This is why youtube needs to stop pulling videos. I would have never found this if BMG or whoever pulled it. This is meant to be heard, and enjoyed. I look here, then buy. Great tune.
This is amazing for this trio of, now, much older men, but the original Cream live recording of this has a kind of manic, primitive energy that makes your hair stand on end, especially when Jack and Eric are wailing without any words No doubt Muddy Waters had gotten ahold of some ancient African American ritual music that goes back many millennia into our collective subconscious. To me, this piece captures what Clapton heard in the blues, that became his life’s mission.
This Song Is Awesome Ggreat Musical Writing By Eric Clapton and Ginger bakers Drum Fantastico, The harmonica Is Fantabulous, Music Is My Religion And This Song Is Very Spiritually Up Lifting Thank You Cream.It Has A Primal Feel.
Eric, Jack and Ginger, absolute legends.
RIP Jack, RIP Ginger. Eric, may you live and play guitar forever!
I woke up this morning, and all I had was gone. That is the Blues, and Cream were the greatest Blues trio ever.
They will never be surpassed.
One of the best versions of rollin and tumblin i've heard...amazing
Mick Cresswell - THIS is the best version in my opinion and Larkin Poe comes close👍
Johnny Winter does the best .. no one comes close , ua-cam.com/video/le5MlEscBYU/v-deo.html
These are 3 really incredible musicians ! The first supergroup!
You mean the Beatles lol and the stones
yeah - as I'm always sayin': tree are enough ...
@@no1nestandsalone387 , No, that supergoup would be The Dirty Mac with Lennon , Keith Richards , Clapton and Mitch Mitchel !!
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Great band job, Ginger kept the rhythm so tight, class, All you men were great and are great
Someone commented that the one guy up dancing was a weirdo..I don't think so, I think he just knows the music is moving him and he knows how to have fun! I can't believe everyones not up dancing to this greatness!
He's feelin' it man. Sometimes you just gotta go with it and let it take you where it will. That's the power of music.
Still creepy though.
Susan Reed that's the riff from robert johnson's riverside blues
Seems like a déjà vu!!!
woodstock audience?
man, cream rules so hard
LOVE IT
I may just buy a plane ticket to London, so I can see Clapton play live. That man can play a guitar. Love the harmonica too, this song may be what I need to motivate me to buy some.
I'm sure after all these years this is old news, but "Cream always rises to the top"
R.I.P. Jack Bruce
Godspeed, Jack!!
Yeah I heard he passed away!!
That always amazes me. There are only 3 of them and theyre blowing it out the water
RIp Jack & Ginger. Long live Clapton
35 years later ..three of the best ! Bruce , Baker and Clapton in the middle, so they didn't kill each other .. fantastic
Absolutely timeless, this concert is awesome!
The thing i respect about these guys is they really took the time to study the history of the music they did.Jazz for Jack,Blues for Eric,African for Ginger and gave the credit where it was due....God bless Cream
They were dancin' in the ailes like it was still '68 ! magnifique....words fail me !!
Really great harp playing from Jack!
That was awesome. What a performance!
One of the most beautiful things i've ever seen or heard.
These guys were Great in 1967 and now as Seasoned Players evan better. i think a tour would be fantastic. I watch my double set of DVD's of the 2005 gigs at least twice a month. 43Yrs of Cream and still as sweet and savory as ever. Mmmmm!
Ginger+Jack. Just wow. Lovely to see Eric playing slide, and what a sound he made.
greatest version from `Rollin and Tumblin` forever, thanks the original Cream with Jack Bruce R.I.P him
This is real masterwork woh the way they played this.
Now we're all grandfathers and grandmothers and we only have to close our eyes to go back there.
My favorite version of this one. I love to watch how much baker is diggin it.
thanks Jack......thank you for all the memories we have...
Thanks for posting this vid. I was only around 10 when Cream was big, but in my teen years they were my favorite group.
I think one of the things that made Cream so special was that in Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton, you had one of the greatest drummers, bassists/vocalists and guitarists of all time, respectively. Great instrumentals, great vocals, tons of raw power, blending blues and rock. Man, that trio had everything. Blind Faith was great, too, but Cream was no. 1.
I think this is one of the most extraordinary parts of history in the mid 20th century. The offspring of WW2 veterans and Grandsons and Granddaughters on WW1 veterans found the Black American Delta Blues. The world has never been the same and way better off because of it!
electrified,blue eyed soul,tribute song to muddy waters....English rockers,were raised on this stuff...jack bruce was a master song writer,musician,and singer...rip..as for Clapton and baker..nothing else needs to be said
Saw this on a PBS station out of Peoria ill some years ago it was fabulous
I was 17 it was 1962 and I was thumbing thru albums at a thriftys drug store. Saw three crazy looking guys on the cover of an album called Fresh Cream, read the back, It said Eric clapton jazz guitarist of 7 yrs. from England.
Ginger baker jazz drummer. I said I have to check this out. Went home to my parents house, took a toke of some good Mexican weed layed down on the floor with my headset and crank it up. I think my head exploded that day.
It's like they never stopped playing together. Such great musicians.
I remember thinking how some of Cream's stuff was so unique not realizing the strong blues influence on their music.
I ONLY GOT TO SEE CREAM IN THE GARDEN ON THEIR REUNION TOUR I PLAY THE HARP AND THIS WAS SECOND TO NONE RIP JACK
Classic, timeless...
This a really great version , it rocks and it rolls...thanks for posting this -great Harmonica playing - cheers from Canada.
Happy Birthday Mr. Jack Bruce! Thanks for all the great tunes.
Absolutely wonderful. The three guys were such crafted musicians. My sister saw the Graham Bond Organisation at the Liverpool Empire in 1966, which had Jack and Ginger., Rod Stewart was also there to. I saw Jack in 1972, when l was coming down with glandular fever. Dragged myself out, there must have been 200 in the audience. Bob H
Oh yeah baby! This rocks!!!!!!! Only these three could pull this song off at this level!
All I can say is "WOWSA"! Wonderful! Thank you for sharing.
I love this song , one of their best song -amazing harmonica playing -wow.Thank you for posting Cheers from Canada.
this is shit not harmonica playing....listen to Little Walter than judge.
To put this into a historical perspective, the youth of 1960's Britain who had their Dad's fight in WW2 and Granddad's fight in WW1 all of a sudden became entranced with American Black Blues music from The Mississippi Delta. It ignited the Rock N' Roll British Invasion. This band was Blues based and that is what you are hearing.
Wow is all i can say when i first heard this song on XM radio, and now i got to see this group here on youtube. And i'm just amazed that these 3 guys who were a band in the 60's and now here today. They play so good it almost seems that they never lost their touch. Gave me chills up my spine listening to the harmonica solo :)
At the Albert, over 40 years since they first recorded this old blues tune, they're still top-notch musicians, super talented. Don't care what anybody says.
Rest In Peace Jack
I love cream one of my favorite bands of that era and style
may you be up in heaven jamming with Jimi, Janis, Jim, Brian Jones and the rest. One of my all time fav jams.....
Thank you Jack - rest well
jack was so much more than a bass player,top drawer stuff for all the clapton doubters
Just gratifying to have these three together again, IMHO.
For those interested it was Zoot Money that first referred to Hendrix as looking like the 'Wildman from Borneo' to his wife..no malice in it as that had been a film from the 40's and he was saying that Hendrix looked like the character in it as he (Zoot) was shocked by Hendrix's appearance. The tag stuck and Hendrix apparently even tried to live up to it....Read Claptons autobiography before slating him and you will find how much Hendrix meant to him! ;)
Playing the music they love superbly and that's all!
Beautiful
Could it ever be better!!
Simply amazing.
amazing trio...
Man, do they wail or what!!!!!!!!
They sounded great here! Like the old days! Bless 'em all!
So LIke I drive high way. So I love CREAM.Clapton's slide guitar &Bruce's blues harp is so good.
It's Cream man...gives me chills :-D
Man !!! I wish i was there
thats the first time i heared this band and.........its beautyfull =D
Love to see them old fellows still rocking.
Eric Clapton has that guitar funky as hell man the sound with the slide bad ass.
alive and fresh
still listening
to old Boys
this song sends shivers down my spine
what a tune!!!
There are many imitators, but only one original, and that's Cream. Others followed their formula, but Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, and Eric Clapton were the wizards who brewed up this magic potion of music. Strange brew indeed!
I can't describe what I feel when I hear this song.
A great little road tune. And away we go!
This is music for my soul :D i got chills all over my body :D
No one was ever better CREAM RISES! E C IS GOD
This is why youtube needs to stop pulling videos. I would have never found this if BMG or whoever pulled it. This is meant to be heard, and enjoyed. I look here, then buy. Great tune.
One of the best ever blues tracks
Proof that they were as great as everyone claimed back in the day and that the blues never leave a true bluesman.
2:35 the one guy who came to the concert on acid, and knows how to enjoy his music to the full extent
Hellyeah! Rock out in your own way. Pay no mind to what the weak hearts say.
great song sooo underrated
No band can ever touch this.... ever
Thanks for everything guys!
Thank God for Cream
This is amazing for this trio of, now, much older men, but the original Cream live recording of this has a kind of manic, primitive energy that makes your hair stand on end, especially when Jack and Eric are wailing without any words
No doubt Muddy Waters had gotten ahold of some ancient African American ritual music that goes back many millennia into our collective subconscious.
To me, this piece captures what Clapton heard in the blues, that became his life’s mission.
This is really my favo wonderfull to hear it again.
clapton and grace potter - this song. he would enjoy that
FANTASTIC!!!!
This Song Is Awesome Ggreat Musical Writing By Eric Clapton and Ginger bakers Drum Fantastico, The harmonica Is Fantabulous, Music Is My Religion And This Song Is Very Spiritually Up Lifting Thank You Cream.It Has A Primal Feel.
great groove as always...
I couldn't agree more!
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PURE CLASS...still!!
That is for sure!!!! Aptly named CREAM
Tremendo blues gracias
Dużo Szczęścia w Życiu Tym - The Cream -Których Kocham
No one beats Cream at this...
good music....forever cream music
Thanks!
23 people will never roll and tumble in their lives.
@kempingpeg hadn't heard bobby d's version till this morning. listened to it off the album, modern times.have to say, he does a great job. thanks pal.
best bluesband ever
this is a great vid, and captures some of the talent that was in that band, thank you.
The particular glass slide Mr. Clapton used for this gig was later made into a commemorative shot glass for the Queen herself.
FABULOUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS...................
Go on play the blues. That's a great harmonica Jack play forever in heaven.
Outstanding!
Thank you Suzanna for sending me this video. I really enjoyed.
Eddie.