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One of the most intense versions of Steppin' Out out there... enjoy!

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@allentkatch1762
@allentkatch1762 Год назад
It's not just that Eric's fiery playing here is so over the top and frantic, but he keeps it up for 12 minutes. Just amazing.
@bobbryan4887
@bobbryan4887 5 лет назад
I have followed Clapton for 50 yrs and never get tired of his playing!
@markwilensky5547
@markwilensky5547 5 лет назад
Me too...50+...I enjoy Clapton almost daily.
@pabloperez4063
@pabloperez4063 4 года назад
I agree with both of you. And never get tired of his singing either
@charlestsai3708
@charlestsai3708 4 года назад
I learn of Clapton in Taiwan as was listening to Layla and I shot the sheriff in the ‘70s learning guitar from the few US military radio stations! Never grew tired of his playing and singing! 30 plus years and counting
@yestoES355
@yestoES355 3 года назад
@@CreamBootlegs I’m 19, and hear all the versions of steppin out almost always. Each version is truly magic, the improvisation is crazy good and those phrases.
@yestoES355
@yestoES355 3 года назад
@@CreamBootlegs yeah besides the obvious “sunshine of your love” steppin out and many of their other songs are just amazing that casuals don’t know. Check out their studio outtakes. There’s one here for “take it back” studio takes, it’s just Clapton and ginger playing. It Truly sounds amazing
@ireneruthfox
@ireneruthfox 7 лет назад
Clapton is fearless........what tone.
@pabloperez4063
@pabloperez4063 4 года назад
And without pedals, effects, or...
@micktaylor7200
@micktaylor7200 4 года назад
@@pabloperez4063 true. I still can't imagine how the sound of his two Marshall stacks at full blast was live. I wish could hear that one time :(
@chrispfaff5405
@chrispfaff5405 8 лет назад
This show was on April 5, 1968 at the Back Bay Theatre, which was the day after Dr. King was assassinated. There is no doubt that that event played into the intensity of this gig. This is some incredible playing, not just by Clapton, but by "The Cream" as a trio. I wish there were more of Cream's live gigs available (and, coming years, no doubt more will be discovered in attics and collections). I cannot imagine what this was like as a live experience.
@dennismason3740
@dennismason3740 2 года назад
1) there are a few dozen hours of live Cream in YT and 2) it's Cream, not The Cream.
@dennismason3740
@dennismason3740 2 года назад
also: I saw Cream in 67 and 68 in L.A. - I snuck a mini reel-to reel into the Farewell Concert and recorded the whole concert. Yes, Cream live was quite the transcendent experience if they were having a good night. A friend of my mom's stole the Cream tape. The concert is in YT - maybe it's my tape! L.A. Forum, farewell concert.
@1blastman
@1blastman Год назад
@@dennismason3740 Saw them about a dozen times in the 60's. One of the most memorable was at Staples High School in Westport, CT on a Wednesday night. We drove down from Colgate U. to see them in my hometown. They played for almost 3 hours, there was no warm up band, just Cream and nothin' else!! Also saw them in New Haven and the Fillmore East. They were the greatest rock fusion band of all time, never heard better jams.
@dennismason3740
@dennismason3740 Год назад
@@1blastman - Fantastic. I agree.
@maxsno
@maxsno Год назад
1969 Union Catholic High School New jersey , unreal to be sure
@davidmiller4078
@davidmiller4078 2 месяца назад
I ve not heard this recording before but ive heard most vof his stuff on Vynal LP and seen Cream l8vr twice so thank you for posting this it clearly shows he was and really remains a tremendous force on electric guitar there are still guitarist trying tp sound like him today on 2024 wow thanks eric and thanks again for posting
@piecekore
@piecekore 10 лет назад
by the time cream ended, eric had been playing these high octane licks night after night for years. even filet mignon will taste like shit if you have to eat it at every meal for more than a week. after cream, he wanted to order something different from the menu. i can respect that.
@paulharris8551
@paulharris8551 9 лет назад
Well said!
@shemsuhornephilim7702
@shemsuhornephilim7702 8 лет назад
+bmp-226 Bro you are totally right, it got too where Clapton Bruce and Baker wouldn't even hang out together and by this time he had become deaf in one ear from playing full volume in front of a couple marshall stacks (but usually just the one ,as 2 was just too loud he said) but he got too where he was wearing specialy designed ear plugs and he couldn't hear what he was playing ,and it got too where he was playing in weird traumatic kind of state and not really wanting to be there but having too and only really hearing in certain areas. yet . what Clapton did is , He Was The First to utilize the Les Paul and Marshal combo and crank it so it sustained and overdrived, its that old blues sound only louder. He would use the licks he hearned by the greats like Freddie and BB and Hubert and Albert and the part that would connect those licks would be him, and he was very fluid at improvising between maj and min pent lines and his beloved maj 3rd, He may play these Cream solos for 15-20 Minutes and of course after awhile you've exhausted every lick you know and are just repeating yourself (from Erics own mouth and very honest and true) but the thing is ,ive never really heard him boff a line , screw up a phrase or improvisation . And even though yes Peter Green is/was the best of the British Blues Guitarists (sheer emotional depth and fluidic mastery of his Dorian flavored Blues and gorgeous stinging Vibrato that only Kirwan and Kossoff can come close too, Green said that of all the Masters , Eric was his favorite) There is a reason why Eric 's style has changed , he also wanted to down play the guitar hero gunslinger thing of his early Blues Breaker and Cream days, and play more the role of accompanist or back up , and lower volumes and eventually the improvisations changed as well. as did the guitars , he had to change in order to survive I think , and while I'm not familiar with his more 70's type of albums ,I know regaurdless what ever Eric is playing the foundation is still the blues , whether its being played well or not is the real question & depends on him, but fuck, he's already done it all , and I'm indebted to his genius and love finding some old licks of his that are always resurfacing on the net..He was the First ,one of the top 3 ,and was the milestone by which all others were judged...
@piecekore
@piecekore 8 лет назад
+Shem Su Hor Nephilim -I think you covered it from a to z. great comment.
@alanhobbs7048
@alanhobbs7048 6 лет назад
Out of all the great blues guitarists there was only one who could really sing and that was Peter Green.I was fortunate to see them all.
@1blastman
@1blastman Год назад
@@shemsuhornephilim7702 Great post, We knew and could see the tension in the band towards the end. - The Version of Spoonful on Wheels of Fire is the Gold Standard for great rock fusion music. They took rock and jazz to another level. - When genius musicians experiment, sometimes the results are mixed, but even "bad Clapton" is usually great music.
@OrangeSunshine2
@OrangeSunshine2 12 лет назад
Clapton/Baker/Bruce *-* One of the greatest musical collaborations ever
@Efendi_Bass
@Efendi_Bass 8 лет назад
The first guitar-hero in the band which created the rock genre. Cream is the source of everything came after. A deep bow for the Founders !
@Hiwatt100W1
@Hiwatt100W1 8 лет назад
Ciprian, absolutely agree. They were on the seen for what, from the Spring of '66 to Nov of '69? The impact that they made was incalulable.
@Efendi_Bass
@Efendi_Bass 4 года назад
@Bob Smith That was not rock, that was rock'n'roll. Different genre. Even some tunes of Chuck Berry, another guy here told me to consider.
@Efendi_Bass
@Efendi_Bass 4 года назад
@Bob Smith :)))) Nope. Things are way more complex. You have to study more. I recommend you to begin with what is probably the best rock history book ever: www.amazon.com/Whats-That-Sound-Introduction-History/dp/0393624145 This will show you the next steps. Pleasant discovery travel and we are waiting for you on the other shore to join the tribe!
@Efendi_Bass
@Efendi_Bass 4 года назад
@Bob Smith "Don't judge a book by it's cover" Bo Diddley. When you will study more you'll find out that rock'n'roll is just a root of some more roots that the rock has. Please forgive me if sounded condescending. It is just knowledge.
@jasonwright7513
@jasonwright7513 3 года назад
There were many guitar "heroes" Clapton and Hendrix just took it to the next level. they took the Guitar Hero thing to superstardom. Indeed Eddie Van Halen cited cream as one of his biggest influences. He said he would spend hours trying to play Clapton solos note for note.
@papam351
@papam351 6 лет назад
My friend, who I was standing next to, took the picture at 12:02 at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit. Those were the days - five feet from the stage. Great music from three great musicians.
@Jamminmotorking
@Jamminmotorking 9 лет назад
I believe Mr. Clapton was the first real guitar hero everybody including Jimi Hendrix looked up to. Mick Taylor told me himself how much Eric influenced him back then. When I first heard him in the 80s I didn't think he was great because I thought nobody was better than vanhalen. I dug a little deeper and discovered Cream and the blues breakers then I understood why they called him God in those days. If Robert Johnson could have lived to see Eric im sure he would have loved him.
@mikeroberts9501
@mikeroberts9501 8 лет назад
+larkyleroy Van Halen is technically very good, but in my opinion, he can't touch the great English players. Clapton, Beck, Green, Taylor, Thompson, Page. These English guys have technique but the soul, intensity, tone and emotion just "drips" from they're fingers! also, Van Halen's tapping isn't even original - Harvey Mandel, a great American player, was doing it years before and, in my opinion, with ten times as much soul, emotion and tone.
@shemsuhornephilim7702
@shemsuhornephilim7702 8 лет назад
+larkyleroy The irony about your Van Halen statement is Eddie says he has learned every solo Eric ever played with Cream ,all the live ones included note for note, (kind of a really brash thing to say really ) and knows he sounds nothing like Eric but its where he learned his phrasing, ...me I don't see it Eddie is not a blues player ,at least not on any Van Halen tunes I can recall. I loved Mick Taylors work too, according to Mayall Mick was lazier and took longer to develop while Green was pushy and trying to prove himself. Boy did he ever. 2nd in Blues depth and mastery only to Robert Johnson himself.
@andythomas706
@andythomas706 8 лет назад
+Shem Su Hor Nephilim Since Van Halen has come up.....He did an album with Brian May called 'Star Fleet' I think. It was basically just blues jams. Side two was one long track called 'Bluesbreaker'! Just thought I'd mention it. Don't know if its on here. Or if its ever been released on CD?
@andythomas706
@andythomas706 8 лет назад
avalanche344 It was just two great players fooling around with blues changes. None of it bore any relation to 'actual blues'! May was just the right age to be blown away by The Beano album when it first came out.
@andythomas706
@andythomas706 8 лет назад
+larkyleroy Nonsense! Johnson would have laughed! How rigid! How structured! How on beat.
@alangolias8628
@alangolias8628 Год назад
He was doing this in the 60s. Amazing !!
@mikeroberts9501
@mikeroberts9501 9 лет назад
Listening to live Cream makes me glad to be alive! Now that's cook' in, power-trio music!
@riffdigger2133
@riffdigger2133 5 лет назад
The number has *ALWAYS COOKED* at the end and from 11:10 onward is NO exception. Eric’s speed and design precision on the fretboard is stunning. This Clapton madman style at this intensity would be COMPLETELY dismissed by late 1968. Gone, toast- finished. Blind Faith had some beautiful guitar sections and so did Layla. But the laid back Eric was now for Life. As much as we appreciated the 2005 RAH Cream reunion nothing on that stage even came close to the speed and genius of what we have here on Steppin’ Out. *I’m So Glad* at the LA FORUM on Goodbye Cream- not just speed although he had that definitely but taste and composition. End of an era I guess.
@joashtunison351
@joashtunison351 8 месяцев назад
Blame it on Music from Big Pink! (Coming from a super fan of the Band).
@piecekore
@piecekore 10 лет назад
r.i.p. jack bruce..one of a kind..a total original..a rarity in this world...hurtwood edge is pretty damn close to scotland after all...
@trampshining1
@trampshining1 10 лет назад
RIP Jack Bruce. His bass playing was just "far-out" as we used to say at the time. I still need the Cream to get I don't know what and that is "far-out" too.
@111WWEEBB
@111WWEEBB 13 лет назад
1 minute more of that jam in it's deep part and my head would've exploded from the sheer crazyness of Eric and Ginger jammin on this
@andrewlarson603
@andrewlarson603 6 лет назад
In my opinion.......there has never been before or after this period another guitarist who can top Eric Clapton’s ability to fluidly play blues vocabulary over fast tempos such as this........NO ONE!!! Not Hendrix, not Page, not Stevie Ray Vaughan, not Mike Bloomfield, not Bonamassa, not Gary Moore, NO ONE.
@tristanbower6275
@tristanbower6275 6 лет назад
Andrew Larson totally agree. EC is god!
@johnr8820
@johnr8820 5 лет назад
Bloomfield did it on the first two Butterfield records..
@roberthenry6910
@roberthenry6910 5 лет назад
@@johnr8820 The Wright brothers' flying contraption may have flown first, but does that compare to a fighter jet?
@johnr8820
@johnr8820 5 лет назад
Robert Henry Never said it did
@philipg3372
@philipg3372 5 лет назад
You may want to consider the guy EC said was the best, Duane Allman.
@abebernstein4318
@abebernstein4318 6 месяцев назад
Abe Union pride brings back many memories but me and my son are going to see Mr Clapton in Dublin and London at rah it's my bucket list my son is Bernstein law also part owner of Ride em cowboy in St Pete Florida can't wait it's in May what a better way to see Mr Clapton then with your son very proud
@pmac2740
@pmac2740 10 месяцев назад
wow! what a version, i thought i had heard all of them, this a gem
@clappat8945
@clappat8945 6 месяцев назад
I'm fan of Eric Patrick Clapton from 35 years (since I was 15) and I did listen to several guitar players (Jimi, srv, page, Richie, pete and many others) but no one provide me the Eric's special sensations (various tones). For me Eric is something else
@bobbyz23
@bobbyz23 3 месяца назад
Jimi Hendrix showed Eric Clapton how to really play a guitar when he arrived in England ,facts.
@CreamBootlegs
@CreamBootlegs 2 месяца назад
​@@bobbyz23 hendrix is the most overrated guitarist of all time, Clapton is in fact superior
@OspreyD40
@OspreyD40 8 лет назад
Oh goodness! I was there with my best friend Dick, brother Dan and another bloke and can relate this: Mr. Clapton broke a string on the painted SG so exchanged that for a brilliantly red Les Paul, which had a searing tone -brighter than the SG. It may be the Les Paul that's heard here. That would match my memory of the tone. Incredible show for youngsters who had never been introduced to improvisation! ("What's he doing? That's not like the record...") They opened with the theater curtain rising to reveal them as Sunshine of Your Love unfolded. I know they played Train Time. That was before Wheels Of Fire was released, and I believe the songs heard on Wheels Of Fire were recorded during this tour. Amazing stuff! Thank you for this splendid posting!!
@fostexfan160
@fostexfan160 8 лет назад
Thats allegedly why he got the nick name 'slowhand'.....used to break a string when in the bluesbreakers and the audience would give a slow hand clap while he changed the string. .....shame how the youngsters of today have 'matured' to the obsession of X factor and pop idol
@asaucerfullofsecrets
@asaucerfullofsecrets 8 лет назад
fostex fan a red Les Paul? Could be Lucy!
@anotherheadlessdemo
@anotherheadlessdemo 7 лет назад
OspreyD40 - I was at this concert as well. I was thinking he started with a Les Paul and then played the SG for one tune? But my memory might be a bit off. :-) This was the first big concert I ever went to.
@OspreyD40
@OspreyD40 7 лет назад
My recollection, from balcony toward the left is that the curtain was down, sounds of Sunshine Of our Love Began as the curtain rose. When Eric began to solo and it wasn't "like the record" I didn't know what to make of it. We were pretty innocent, hadn't heard rock musicians improvise. My clear impression is that he was playing his painted SG until he broke a string, then was handed a red Les Paul. I recall very clearly that I felt the Les Paul sound was significantly sharper and more piercing, in a very good way. I do not recall how long he played the Les Paul. He might have handed it off and returned to the SG when the broken string was replaced. I recall them doing Train Time which was later released on Wheels Of Fire. That also really struck me, since there wasn't anything quite like it on their two albums to date. Incidentally, anyone reading this who still has their "Dratleaf"-as-publisher vinyl Disraeli Gears LP's, and early Fresh Cream LP's should never let them go. (Avoid the "Nemperor" publisher Disraeli Gears LP's, because the sound was somewhat numb compared to the first-pressing Dratleaf ones.) In the digital transfers of Sweet Wine (as a gross example) actual notes have been scrubbed from Eric's soloing in the 'compression process to digital formats. Apple iTunes versions are awful for the musical information losses, and even the CD's have lost music in the transfer from vinyl to CD. Terrible!
@anotherheadlessdemo
@anotherheadlessdemo 7 лет назад
I have a recollection of there being strobe lights very briefly as the curtains came up. I have one of the "Dratleaf' LPs.
@carlolf
@carlolf 8 лет назад
Clearly, this is the Clapton we admired in the late 60s. Hearing this, I once again understand my deep deception when seeing and hearing Clapton playing in London's Marquee Club in 1971 as "Derek" - with a Fender Strat and doin' the stuff from Layla.
@bunkerbunt3390
@bunkerbunt3390 6 лет назад
The Dominos' Fillmore East concert rocked - one of their greatest performances. END of an ERA.
@agustinvidalmusic
@agustinvidalmusic 5 лет назад
i find both kind of performances very pleasing, love clapton’s 60’s and 70’s
@jasonwright7513
@jasonwright7513 3 года назад
I think after the 60s Clapton felt he had nothing to prove anymore as far as shredding on guitar so he went the other direction with his hippie friends and concentrated more on songs and songwriting. but I understand what you're saying people that thought that Clapton was going to form another "cream" and go on like that were sadly mistaken.
@jukkakortelainen103
@jukkakortelainen103 7 лет назад
Clapton is a God okei! But Cream would not be the Cream without Jack Bruce!
@joedrew9418
@joedrew9418 4 года назад
Agreed
@pierstuson5909
@pierstuson5909 3 года назад
Can't doubt that the three of them were all essential, and certainly the best power trio ever...I think.
@dynasticlight1073
@dynasticlight1073 3 года назад
@@pierstuson5909 They were,Yes. Seen them "Live " as a young musician. Jack was just the Power house that propelled them ,drew away w/ Vocals and pushed the limits of playing ,of Gingi and Erica.
@DIEmicrosoft
@DIEmicrosoft 2 года назад
@@CreamBootlegs You mean acid. But yeah, ALL three. If you play at all, check out Mike Brookfield and My Blues Guitar here on youtube. They do a lot of cream stuff and both channels do the bluebreakers album.
@Mark-lq3sb
@Mark-lq3sb 2 месяца назад
...or Ginger. Let's just say... Without all three there is no Cream.
@earlludwig3614
@earlludwig3614 Год назад
I loved taking acid in the 60's. It should be no surprise that listening to EC/Cream was a high point back then.
@nicholaswalker3230
@nicholaswalker3230 6 лет назад
Back in the day Eric was the most in touch blues guitarist.. Loved it storyline of my youth.... Love it as much today.. 69yrs old..
@worryfreemusic-jasoncagle5284
@worryfreemusic-jasoncagle5284 6 лет назад
I mean just listen to that playing. Clapton is just shredding. Tone.
@longroadproductions9242
@longroadproductions9242 5 лет назад
Damn that beano comic must've done something to ya clapton
@shlomoweinstein2775
@shlomoweinstein2775 8 лет назад
Thank you for putting this on. Everybody is making comments about which guitarist was better, which ones influenced whom and so forth. Just listen ... listen to Clapton and Baker speaking to each other over a fairly long stretch, and all the other issues seem so ...
@metart93
@metart93 8 лет назад
I just love this feeling man!
@shlomoweinstein2775
@shlomoweinstein2775 8 лет назад
Me, too. That's why I thought "Hey, let's point it out so the music here is not forgotten over who's God on guitar or not". Sure appreciate letting us in. Much the best.
@paulcooper3463
@paulcooper3463 7 лет назад
Thats what she said lol, me too
@arminiushermann09
@arminiushermann09 6 лет назад
Hans Sieburg That's the problem in a nutshell. Nobody listens anymore, everybody goes by articles an list an what not. Nobody is above Cream, nobody, and I mean nobody, has their level of playing. I don't know one band who jams 10+ min all the time on their songs like Cream an who never play the same song the same way. I mean to jam for 10+ min all the time an keep that level of playing all the way through an keep you interested is an amazing feat, to say the least. Lastly, there's also a better version then this on RU-vid, much clearer an one hell of a jam.
@1maggan
@1maggan 6 лет назад
Hahaha it's so funny to hear how GB is bringing the typical jazz tradition to make breaks for who ever plays lead, into the blues rock scene.
@lungflogger9
@lungflogger9 7 лет назад
I wonder how many "shredders" could do an extended solo like this with just an over-driven amp and keep up with GB on drums..... at this pace?
@iandmanful
@iandmanful 6 лет назад
Yip. GB is doing nearly a drum solo behind EC, who is hammering it out.
@xmandlt
@xmandlt 2 года назад
@@roberthenry6910 Blackmore comes to mind...
@joer2513
@joer2513 5 лет назад
JUST THE FUCKING BEST NO ONE WILL COME CLOSE CLAPTON - BRUCE - BAKER
@GypsyEyes86
@GypsyEyes86 12 лет назад
nobody will ever touch them live... incredible band.
@dynasticlight1073
@dynasticlight1073 3 года назад
Say it....Seen them .
@LordGreystoke
@LordGreystoke 3 года назад
It's a great version and Clapton is on fire, like he was for most of this period when he performed with Cream. But all of these people who post about "I've been following Eric for 50 years now" and never get tired of his playing are baloney. Clapton never played like this, post Cream. NEVER. Yes, he did jam with his own band and on occasion he would whip out the old reference to Cream but his days of jamming "a la cream" were over. The closest to jamming like Cream might have been with Derek and the Dominoes but that was a super brief episode of his life. Cream remains unique for Clapton.
@billhawkins1236
@billhawkins1236 2 года назад
I agree, most of Clapton,s post Cream stuff is a non starter for me, I saw Cream Live, Blind Faith and as a Solo act, and nothing compares with the Cream output. Solo's to a stratospheric level that he's never reached afterward, and understandably, he probably didn't want to, similar to Richie Blackmore tiring of the guitar slinger competition.
@paulharris8551
@paulharris8551 9 лет назад
the young EC unleashed! This is a good taste of what you would have heard back in the day.
@piecekore
@piecekore 9 лет назад
i agree, paul. this backbay concert is some of the best ec-cream stuff ive ever heard. metart93 has uncovered things i didnt know existed.
@paulharris8551
@paulharris8551 9 лет назад
I tell ya, when I hear stuff like this I really miss those Gibsons. I'm not saying you can't get a blues tone from a Strat because obviously you can, but EC's blues style seems to flower on a Gibson.
@andythomas706
@andythomas706 9 лет назад
paul harris Strats are fine! But if you really want to tear it up, Gibson's are for this sort of thing!
@hdsrvc
@hdsrvc 12 лет назад
anyone looking for a teacher , someone to teach them the blues - this is all you will ever need... either you get it, or you don't ... that guitar solo was the history of the blues
@val1155-d6d
@val1155-d6d 12 лет назад
Ferocious. I'm so grateful for these recordings.
@jimparker7778
@jimparker7778 4 года назад
This is back when the average guy with an electric guitar sounded like he was playing surf music. Clapton almost single handedly changed that.
@dr.barrycohn5461
@dr.barrycohn5461 2 года назад
Woo hoo! Fantastic. Thanks for uploading this.
@STORYTASTIC
@STORYTASTIC 12 лет назад
this truly incredible..beats most live JIMI as well!!! unreal he completely blows now this is depressing how incredible this is...
@omstrat
@omstrat 12 лет назад
WOWOWOWOW thanx man ..great version and really great pics..Saw them at Madison Sq Garden when I was 16 and never been the same since . Clapton was God
@char8317
@char8317 2 года назад
Thank you so much for your great videos. I love them.
@michaelclark4043
@michaelclark4043 Год назад
That Gibson SG sounds as way out as it looks. It's a lethal weapon in the hands of someone like Clapton.
@tp10488
@tp10488 12 лет назад
the picture at 3:10 says it all. 4 full Marshall stacks cranked and pushing out all of that sound. It was a wonderful time to be alive.
@dragmio
@dragmio 12 лет назад
Yup, this is the best Clapton I've ever heard.
@ursulabornhauser1091
@ursulabornhauser1091 2 месяца назад
Great fotos❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@bobdoc3140
@bobdoc3140 7 лет назад
"Right you are..."
@jerryshunk7152
@jerryshunk7152 4 года назад
Live Cream, right?
@yestoES355
@yestoES355 3 года назад
@@jerryshunk7152 right, you are
@bobbryan4887
@bobbryan4887 5 лет назад
He played many great guitars! Gibsons were his favorite. Must've used them all! Loved his style!
@richgaluppo4417
@richgaluppo4417 4 месяца назад
Me too. Let's not forget our apostrophes then shall we. It's "Steppin' Out".
@gary1291
@gary1291 2 года назад
Back Bay how sweet it is Cream Rules GC.
@danielcombs3207
@danielcombs3207 6 лет назад
Sorry just realised it part of the Winterland. This was an outtake ? Amazing!
@javierfeliciano6765
@javierfeliciano6765 6 лет назад
This is still sound SO powerful after all this year, that you can imagen, this was recorded back in the 60s¡¡¡
@privettricker
@privettricker 12 лет назад
I ask myself that same question every time I hear any Cream song.
@6ick6ick6ity5
@6ick6ick6ity5 3 года назад
I watched RFK speech he gave to a black crowd shit brought me too tears
@StratmanJerry
@StratmanJerry 3 года назад
Just curious, but what question were you talking about?
@tompease8810
@tompease8810 Год назад
In my humble opinion I think Eric's best stuff was with Cream and the Bluesbreakers
@coltonchristie8268
@coltonchristie8268 Год назад
Went down hill the second he picked up a fender
@saigonKT
@saigonKT Месяц назад
​@@coltonchristie8268 Really? Can't tell the difference...may be you are a Clapton expert.
@billhawkins1236
@billhawkins1236 3 года назад
Some of the most awesome sounds Eric ever made came from the Gibson SG, IMO.
@castorkat4868
@castorkat4868 2 года назад
%1000 with you on that
@MajesticMage
@MajesticMage 2 года назад
Although alot of great recordings were also made with his firebird
@billhawkins1236
@billhawkins1236 2 года назад
@@MajesticMage Agreed. Although still a Gibson with humbucker pick-ups and I believe he also played an ES-335. You can see him playing the firebird with blind faith on RU-vid.
@iansmith4788
@iansmith4788 Год назад
It seems Eric and his legacy is far more appreciated in the USA than in the UK.
@russbrinn
@russbrinn 12 лет назад
those were the days...
@richardtrotter6008
@richardtrotter6008 2 года назад
Yes they were
@tineetimmy
@tineetimmy 10 лет назад
Clapton peaked out heavily at the end of the 60's - period. Even before Cream made their largest selling LP he never again played to the level he set when arriving from Mayall's Blues Breakers
@mikeroberts9501
@mikeroberts9501 8 лет назад
+rickythik Didn't peak out - just changed directions - wanted to become a troubadour. He realized that the extended corrosive intensity was killing him. I've seen him in concert several times - all of a sudden he closes those eyes and just erupts into the most melodic, emotionally powerful, technically brilliant improvisational burst's I've ever heard. He doesn't always do it - it's too physically and emotionally demanding. When he does and you're lucky enough to be there, you realize he really is the greatest living guitar player- no b.s.
@Iracord
@Iracord 8 лет назад
To rvollin1935 Been playing guitar my whole life and Love Clapton in Cream/Mayall, hung with Peter & LOVED him AND Danny Kirwan in F Mac/PG in Mayall, but have also seen Hendrix and Jeff Beck and they are just Untouchable!!! Nobody comes close-opinion, but I am correct!
@hammer44head
@hammer44head 6 лет назад
Some folks complaining about Eric changing musical directions from what he was doing with Cream. Hell, he did it already! What else was he going to do with it just keep playing the same stuff over and over? I love a lot of Eric's work since then especially Derek and the DOmino's. Yeah he never hit Cream height again but hell neither has anybody else.
@daviddoyle4516
@daviddoyle4516 8 лет назад
Invite Ol Eric down to the local pub plug in a couple Fender Champs ,I bet he could still kick ass with any contender,,,put the gloves on mate!!!!
@keithritzel8197
@keithritzel8197 3 года назад
Absolutely way more frantic than Vol 2! Incredible!
@tineetimmy
@tineetimmy 10 лет назад
Today - you wouldn't even know it was the same player unless you saw with own eyes. Except for a few stylistic signature nuances, it's night and day from a passion energy and sonic view.
@stevedavis8329
@stevedavis8329 3 года назад
Years of alcohol abuse and trading in the Gibson for a strat.
@DucksDeLucks
@DucksDeLucks 6 лет назад
Super version! Maybe the best!
@itsmattgregory
@itsmattgregory 13 лет назад
What a ferocious version of this song. Wow
@raybede
@raybede 6 лет назад
I saw them in the sixties, and realised immediately I probably might not make it to the top of the guitar playing profession! they were superb. I'd seen them all in different bands separately but together there was and never has been, anything quite like it.
@TWISTERHARP
@TWISTERHARP 12 лет назад
Oh Well! Look at it this way, how wide is Eric's musical tastes? He is an Icon forever, an originator forever, a mentor forever, the establisher of THE marshall/gibson sustain sound of Rock, on and on and on, so what if he plays Lay Down Sally? He also has played Tears In Heaven, Pilgrim, on and on... now he is an Activist for Healing with his Crossroad Concerts! As for me, he has earned the right to play whatever he wants, some I like more than others but it all is from his heart!
@thibaultfontaine3880
@thibaultfontaine3880 8 лет назад
I REALLY love this song
@ursulabornhauser1091
@ursulabornhauser1091 9 месяцев назад
Amazing piece of tune😊❤❤❤❤
@supsailor1885
@supsailor1885 12 лет назад
This is Cream at Their Peak, about a month later, Rolling Stone wrote a shitty review of Cream's Exemplary performances at Bill Graham's Venues and EC said 'Fuck it, I'm done, Thanks a lot Rolling stone
@piecekore
@piecekore 10 лет назад
hendrix is moonshine. clapton is chivas regal. after tasting either one, you still say "HOLY SH*T!!
@joelmiller4477
@joelmiller4477 10 лет назад
well put
@johnnyguit8168
@johnnyguit8168 10 лет назад
If Hendrix is Moonshine then Clapton, esp. considering he's played prominently for 42 more yrs at least, is a bottle of 1744 French wine worth $5,000,000! Compared to any rock/esp. blues guitarist of today!
@piecekore
@piecekore 10 лет назад
john polete lol...that might be a little too extreme, john. how about a 42 year old bottle of chivas that someone stashed and forgot about? now thats gonna be some damn good scotch!
@johnnyguit8168
@johnnyguit8168 10 лет назад
How close is Hurtwood Edge (Erics mansion/estate he bought while in Cream and still owns!)to Scotland anyways? Surrey to Scotland?Hmm? Yeah, I guess your right! Eric wouldn't drink any I can sure tell ya that! hahaha Hendrix and Clapton were the 1st 2 rock/blues guitar greats on this planet and I doubt too many will argue that one! Sure there were others like Johnny Winter or Peter Green but nobody from 1966 to 1970 even came close to those 2!
@trevorgissing1208
@trevorgissing1208 3 года назад
What great pics!
@tp10488
@tp10488 12 лет назад
what's even more amazing is that he went from this to being a sideman with Delaney and Bonnie shortly after Blind Faith. Clapton never sat on one thing for very long in those days. That's how he rolled.
@glenkepic3208
@glenkepic3208 3 года назад
Great. For all i know, any digital amp preset labeled Hall Reverb could have used Winterland as a foot print. I went there about a dozen times, starting in '73. It was perfect.
@cedrikoofourtwenty5229
@cedrikoofourtwenty5229 11 лет назад
@lordsong: well said man , people who think Clapton sucked after Cream seriously have no idea what they're talking about
@TheFman43
@TheFman43 12 лет назад
Everyone has their day ..getting old is not fun kids ....but if your lucky, it comes to all of us ...Yes, Eric was different back then ... but as he said the other day: 'I just can't play like I used to'...time and age has a way of creeping up on us .....all those beautiful guitar licks ...are just passing in the cosmos ...enjoy it while you can ...a survivor of the 60's ...
@Fortwentt
@Fortwentt 6 лет назад
Stupendous. never heard this before im 60 :(
@pabloperez4063
@pabloperez4063 6 лет назад
fantastic playing
@AlbertDiezRuiz-zd2jg
@AlbertDiezRuiz-zd2jg Месяц назад
CLAPTON IS GOD!! OMG!!!!!! GOAT!!!! THE BEST EVER!!!!
@joniglamfilth
@joniglamfilth 12 лет назад
I think I forgot to breathe while listening to this.
@lordsong7
@lordsong7 11 лет назад
Actually it was the intense volume. He was losing his hearing + the headaches, and of course the constant infighting in the band. He'd had enough, and just decided to save his hearing, his sanity and health by mellowing out a little. We din't get just midnight, we also got Layla, Cocaine, I Shot the Sheriff a ton of other great originals. That said, make no mistake, he can still play like that anytime he wants.
@RobHollanderMusic
@RobHollanderMusic 7 лет назад
Great version and great pix. But as to comments below, there's no better or best, just levels of competence - which is objective, and taste which is subjective. Music is cooperation, not competition. It's like trying to pick a best painter, it doesn't make any sense.
@flamencoprof
@flamencoprof Год назад
@ 70+yo I will reluctantly ask what this has above Coltrane who was before my time. I will always admire Eric, Jimi. Jimmy etc, but I have learned since they were not first. Nevertheless, this is awesome!
@ter521fad
@ter521fad 11 лет назад
"Time and age has a way of creeping up on us." Wow, man! That's so original. Hope that all survivors of the 60's don't sound as goofy as you.
@giovanniinnocenti3944
@giovanniinnocenti3944 3 месяца назад
CREAM FOREVER
@RobHollanderMusic
@RobHollanderMusic 7 лет назад
Certain players are just connected to something greater than the rest, and Clapton is one of them.
@profesormarcovera
@profesormarcovera 7 лет назад
Simply GREAT.
@GuitarlosCarlos
@GuitarlosCarlos 11 лет назад
GREAT INTERPRETATION OF THE FRAISER ORGAN NUMBER... COOL STUFF !!
@cisco4485
@cisco4485 7 лет назад
never heard such a solo !
@jbawn
@jbawn 2 месяца назад
The version from Winter land on Cream live vol 2 tops this one. But they both amazing. This one may be faster
@SarahaJi
@SarahaJi 12 лет назад
Yep,best I have ever heard. Beats my lp version. Thanks
@toneyisaiah3556
@toneyisaiah3556 Год назад
Although the group had been together for two years and released 4 albums.
@ebaylistentomusic
@ebaylistentomusic 3 месяца назад
I could have been at this show,, I was 14 and my friends father owned a record store and had tix. I disobeyed my parents on some stupid thing. They had warned me no show if I did. I found out that my father did not fuck around when he said something like that. Damn...
@winterland67
@winterland67 13 лет назад
What a band! Loving this...
@charliemorris2338
@charliemorris2338 4 года назад
Find an original version of"Driven Sideways" Mick Taylor and he is in this Clapton vein heavily but it is not on RU-vid,must find the album somehow.
@Allan-et5ig
@Allan-et5ig 12 лет назад
metart93 hi! there are several outright breakdowns in 'this' version; Clapton stops playing for a full beat at least twice to "take stock." the 66' Cream according to EC capped solos at around 4 minutes. as Townshend says in his recent auto-bio "I wondered why Eric played such long, meandering soles in Cream." The he says later in book: "I now understand why "to fill time." also as an accomplished guitarist to be honest the 'Klooks' riffs sound are MORE refined to these golden ears.
@stevedavis8329
@stevedavis8329 3 года назад
yeah, there are actually a couple of spots where you can tell he loses track of where Jack is, and he has to ease up in order to figure out what part of the line they're in :-)
@beppebranchetti4286
@beppebranchetti4286 6 месяцев назад
Clapton became a legend the first time he held a guitar.
@coravisser727
@coravisser727 10 лет назад
awesome this music always great to hear it again.
@RCAvhstape
@RCAvhstape 11 лет назад
5:45 Jack is a badass.
@skymrms
@skymrms 12 лет назад
Great performance I have never listened…God was there.
@jiricirtek9596
@jiricirtek9596 12 лет назад
Everybody wanted to evolve. Jimi Hendrix wanted to do more jazz and classic stuff, but he was quite disappointed, because people wanted to see only psychedelic Hendrix, who burns his guitar :-) Eric evolved too, and in my opinion in great way ! his late 60s studio work, and his 70s strat work on layla album is great. He got softer then, but who carres, lay down sally, tears in heaven. God, he is so versaitlite, From the Cradle is great too.
@barkmatos3997
@barkmatos3997 5 лет назад
Holyyyy shitttt I’m speechless
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