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Excellent sound quality!

fake Singer Bowl audio...real audio taken from Winterland 10/10/68....nice job..

Eternal

Still watching in 2024 and still loving it.

That's when music was great!!!!!!!

I wore the grooves out on this song and Spoonful on the Wheels Of Fire album after playing those songs every day for a year and a half! That was Clapton at his best (IMO!).

Sound and video from 2 different performances? Can anyone confirm?

The best British rock /blues band ever

Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker faught so much that they made Eric cry....😂

I liked spoonful....

Who listoned to Cream in 1967?

Good

What a band,the first super group cream, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce,and ginger baker,I would rather cream instead of the music you get today rock on

ROCK GOLD,CREAM KICKED THE DOOR DOWN IN 60S .THESE GUYS LEGEND.

You are great Clapton.

😅🎉😂❤

One of the sizzling best from the 60's!!!

FIrst heard this recording on The Best of Cream which was the 2nd LP I bought with my own paper route money/ How do you remember this stuff?

Muy bueno, Senor. Gracias./Vaya con Dios, hermano fiela.

I saw them in ’68 at Chicago’s Civic Opera House

The verses are straight boogaloo. The solos are a 3-way BRAWL. He takes over and releases ALL the tension on the turnaround at 3:15ish and just OWNS it. Greatest electric blues guitar tone ever recorded. The vocal is pure Johnson. Absolute genius; made up on the spot.

Yeah, now tell me about how great your musicians today are. Sorry, NO COMPARISON ! ! !

The sound was recorded at Winterland, the video is from a concert at Royal Albert Hall.

I was 16 when this was recorded. Sounds just as sublime now.

God this is a terrible video clip Whoever shot it concentrated on the close ups it hardly ever see baker and close ups of Clapton singing then when he is playing his solo they don't even show him the guitar and his finger picking They just don't know how to shoot it they they don't let you see what you wanna see they show you which not worth watching Are they idiots or what god darn it

The best live recording ever. Just brilliant. Love the magical atmospheric hum as the track starts.

I'm pretty sharp and this is the same audio you hear every time you request "Crossroads" LIVE - this is the First time I have seen the video 🤔

Super!!

Eric Clapton Llyyla Lyrics Videoke ❤

20 when this happens and the world was a better place.

歴史的名演だ！

Fuckin' wheels of fire 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 filthiest blues EVER

My best friend played Disraeli Gears and always the best of the best.

Nunca enjoei de ouvir os quatro tá faltando Neil Yong.

Did I miss Derek Trucks ? Jeff Beck should be in the top 3

Once Clapton got off Gibson’s and drugs.., he really was a mere shell of his former self..!

The fourth member was the total synchronous power of the three.

this solo live is just a moment of perfection in rock history...clapton just was brilliant and it cannot be repeated, only imitated~ hendrix was different at the same time ,

Some of my favourite bass work.

Some of the best lead guitar, bass guitar & drumming of all time right here in this one performance. Astonishing stuff

21 years old , 2 months before rotating out of Vietnam and a discharge from the army with San Francisco and Haight Asbury still happening. Life ahead full of promises and Cream one of guides. Now 78 retired and living well off in Thailand with a thousand stories I tell my 17 year old son. He will have some very big shoes to feel.😊

Well I am….78 yrs young…and I understand Cream’s music. We ve all been at crossroads in desperation haven’t we? Surely we identify with trying to get a ride somewhere and no car…. So we hitched rides and hoped for a better life elsewhere

I came of age in the mid 1960's. My favorite band at that time was "The Beach Boys". In 1967 I was off to Pittsburgh, Pa for my first year of college at Duquesne University. A couple of my friends and I went to the student union and as we entered, Cream's "Sunshine of Your Love" was playing on the jukebox. My music life did an instant 180 and I was rock and roll for the last 50+ years. Still listen to the Beach Boys, but Cream had a profound effect on me.

I’m beginning to think the golden era of music could have never happened without a lot of hard drugs.

Still, one of the coolest songs he wrote, and he wrote quite a few. Check out his 1st solo album, "Stephen Stills"

It always strikes me that people who were young in the late sixties and the first half of the 70's think this blues-with-distorted-guitar thing is the only great music ever made. For those of us who were young in the 80's or later, it's just so mid.

No Singer Bowl😑

Filmore! It’s Royal Albert Hall! Cream.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

How lucky were those of us who grew up with this music? Magical times.