Reel Coole 🎸👽🎸

Beautiful solo of afeiten. Of course the band is incredible and the music too

I was at this concert, The Forum Los Angeles in 1968. Went to see Deep Purple, loudest band I had ever heard. Loved it. The other band, I only remember Ginger Baker's The Toad. 50 years later realized I saw Cream on their Farewell Tour! Also remember what seemed like a maze of mirrors coming out of the girl's room. My mind was blown! Anyone else?

La guitare de Hilton déchire !

Hyper Drive! Long live Tommy Hall I say!

And don't forget to Boogie ✌️🤘😎

WoW.... thanks for posting this! Like thousands, if not millions of others, I bought CCR's very first album, because I had been hearing the long album version of "Suzie Q" on FM radio. These first songs and albums obviously are fantastic, but as everyone knows, the 1970 album "Cosmo's Factory" is the greatest studio-recorded album in rocknroll history....the holy grail 🎸

And don't forget to Boogie

They should play Let's work together at the White House and get there shit together both sides ✌️🤘🖖😎

La mejor banda de todos los tiempos,Creedence!!!

The guvnor player 👌 better with out a pik 😊😅

Is that not Rolling and Tumbling? Blind Owl was one of only a handful of white musicians who truly knew the Blues , I'd have love to see him pair up with that Texas Rattler Johnny Winters .

This was so far ahead of its time

"Gold and Silver" backed with "Who Do You Love" ... could it get any better? I don't think so.

Imagine how much coke it took to hit that tempo on Tell the Truth

Feeds the spirit. Amen

Love from Romania!❤

This isn't the full show is it? I thought they started their show on this tour with Travelin' Band

QMS was alway a little bit underrated aund behind Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane.

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They were a cover band at this point

Thank you so much for recording these sessions. I hourly enjoy them.

Loved Constipated Duck its the kind of tune an improv jam could get crazy with😂

6:30 am and watching this on TV in the 80's. 7 am, hightail it to school! Spectreman forever!

The last word frome god , no robabadop no rap then it wil no world war 3 amen 🙏🏽💯✌️🇦🇼💘

they changed everything

15:00 ball and chain 23:50 i know you rider 41:40 piece of my heart

I can't help thinking about them looking out over a good crowd of club patrons, and having no idea that in two months they'll be looking out over hundreds of thousands of people digging them at Woodstock! When that one fan jumped up on stage and bummed a cigarette from Bob, that's my favorite cinematic Woodstock moment! That should've been in the original cut of the film, but I'm glad it made the director's cut, and has become an iconic moment of rock n roll history on it's own.

Muito bom

Is this all of their set?

The played Eglin AFB FL where I was stationed in 1973 or74.

Fucking A!!! This is a treasure for any Roky fan!!! 10 years before Van Halen covered the kinks 🤘👍✌️

Superb work, Professor. Chapeau.

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuckkkkk!!!!!! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙏🙏🙏🙏💗💗💗 THANK YOU FERNANDO !!!

One nice thing here is Eric taking all of the lead vocals on songs like Anyday and Little Wing. It’s nice to hear Eric and Bobby trading vocals in small doses, but Bobby tended to overdo it (in terms of frequency, excessive shouting and overwrought singing).

amazing sound - this is a great achievement Prof Sir

Someone's remembering Spectreman. I don't dream all of this.

Here's to those who can't be with us this Memorial Day Weekend . . . Salute !!!

Master Green , this is my mac

The whole sound of the band is really centered around that jug. Interesting though. Thanks for sharing.

The.imdomits

Fantastic! This is the best sound I think, that we'll ever hear of the Elevators. Thank you again!

thanks for the upload. And the track listing. Really generous.

Love this far out man 🎸🎵🎶🎣🤠

John Walton in this phase nailed the snare drum roll like no one else. Rock on Elevators.

Mind wrenchingly spectacular!

Thank you for making my day.