No, purtroppo no. Con la censura/limitazione copyright che stanno applicando alla pubblicazione dei video musicali è meglio non mettere più nulla e tenersi il canale così comè ora se no lo cancellano. Grazie.
notice how jack bruce's speaker rig only has one microphone on one of them ........the rest of the speakers are for looks ......all 70's bands did this......... a guitarist told me this
Jason Read they only mic one speaker to run through front of house. If you’re a real Cream fan you’ll know that Jack and Eric were the first LOUD band and played their 100 watt Marshall amplifiers on 10 to get over Gingers drums. In conclusion... jacks speakers aren’t for looks.. they’re all live so he can FEEL the Bass
what a privilege what after 45 years as tight as ever ,,the smiles on their faces they were enjoying every bit of it ..three fantastic musicians generating off off one another and of course the audience ..
John C NO, the 1st LP ‘Fresh Cream’ read the band’s name, it says ‘The Cream’ as Baker said ‘We considered ourselves ‘the cream of the British music scene’ THE Cream is their original name.
hIS BOOK IS WEIRD THE CHAPTER ON HIS SON CONNORS DEATH STARTS WITH HIM MEETING A WITCH, 6 ON HIS TROUSERS HOLDING HIM IN PHOTOS. THE CHAPTER ON HIS SONS DEATH HE MEETS BASICALLY A WITCH, HE FOLLOWS WHAT SHE DOES, HE SLEEPS WITH VIRGIN, WTF, HONESTLY WTF IS GOING ON, HE'S ALSO PICTURED ON MASONIC BOARD, AND HE BOUGHT HOUSE IN LONDON HAVING ALBUM ABOUT SONS DEATH, HE SAYS IF YOU WANT TO SEE PRICE OF THAT SUCCESS GO AND SEE HIS SONS GRAVE IN RIPLEY, HE ALSO DESCRIBES JOHN LENNON AS CAPABLE OF ACTING STRANGE, A GUY GEFFEN TOOK OVER AND HE DIED SOON AFTER, GEFFEN LINKED TO PAEDOPHILLIA AND MURDERS OF COBAIN, CHRIS CORNELL ETC. HE TALKS OF EATING RAW MEAT IN GREECE, VERY CODED STUFF.
I didn't see Cream but I did see "Blind Faith" with Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Rich Greth and Ginger Baker in Houston Texas August 1969. I remember the band sounded just like their album. This is timeless music. Thank you for the post.
Dichosos los que asistieron a este irrepetible espectáculo. Lo repito incansablemente de principio a fin, una y otra vez. Baker me transporta siempre con su endemoniada voz a la preadolescencia, 1970
I was lucky enough to see them 3 out of the 4 nights here,and the farewell concert at the albert hall too.they didn't really get going on this one,ie,compare it too the version on'goodbye cream',but we should be grateful for it happening at all. sad that baker and bruce have both gone now.
I think when they started out in the 60s they were commonly known as The Cream (like my favourite band, "The" Family). If you look at the old posters from those days they're often given the definite article. Especially with this being a foreign programme, you can understand it.
Saw then at East Ham town hall in 1966 before they got really famous. Stood right at the front of the stage. Eric bumped into me as rushed in the building. Magic evening!!!