Cream - I'm So Glad (Farewell Concert - Extended Edition) (11 of 11)

[@robin7771]

Clapton's shredding around 4:00 is absolutely mind-blowing.

[@roseblake5803]

Now I see why they are called Cream. Three GOAT comes together and perform the most amazing music ever heard.

[@ツイードデラックス]

GOAT？

[@ZX-qm7li]

Greatest Of All Time!

[@GlenSmith-rc7pz]

GOAT⁉️

[@GlenSmith-rc7pz]

⁉️TAOG NOPE THAT AINT IT🎼🤪🎶🎸🎧

[@desertornacionalista5959]

the heavy metal start chosen time, and this band is an responsible between others. These song is a example.

[@howardjohnston6112]

The greatest electric blues rock band ever. Nobody else came close to these three great innovative improvisors and interpreters of the blues classics. Cream forever!!

[@haywired58]

Agreed!!!!

[@manoftheworld1000]

+Howard Johnston Besides, they were way ahead of their time!

[@jurassicrock1950]

+manoftheworld1000 They changed the way rock was played.

[@manoftheworld1000]

+jurassicrock1950 Sure! That was definitely no teenybopper music!

[@glenhansen7303]

No Jimi Hendrix Experience in your neck of thewoods? I heard they were pretty good.

[@jjm2308]

Jack Bruce was a magician on the bass and his voice live was outstanding playing and singing that fast is incredible Scotland's genius RIP jack

[@bunnybgood411]

I totally agree. Bass, singing, writing the music. Jack Bruce had it all.

[@bunnybgood411]

RIP nine years lateer. I wish Jack would've lived longer. The amazing thing is that Ginger lived to be 80, being so skinny and a heroin addict for a long time. He looked positively spectral here.

[@prsings]

I got to see them live twice. A great band with three equally great players. Jack Bruce was the heart of Cream.

[@bunnybgood411]

Absolutely LOVE Jack.

[@bowlingstoned2113]

Do you still have your hearing? 😂 I've heard they were one of the loudest bands.

[@jimsinger2521]

He had a great voice.

[@benstolz6503]

As good as Jack was, Ginger was the heart of Cream. He composed the key parts of the music for Sunshine of Your Love and White Room. He was the best improviser of the three. Jack and Eric are legends but Ginger is probably the best drummer of all time.

[@eugenewardjr.3506]

Nobody has ever even tried to duplicate ,let alone surpass Cream in concert or in the studio. Every band knows that it would be ludicrous to do so. A once in lifetime experience seeing them live.

[@robertkelly6282]

Jimi said they were his fav band

[@homunculusSZN]

TONE ZONE. Every metalhead out there needs to thank their lucky stars that Jack, Eric and Ginger came together and made some loud music together. Jack is a wizard on that bass. Rest up Jack!

[@robertkelly6282]

A lot of them have no clue

[@danielgodoy4477]

Estos son los inicios del heavy metal....cream únicos

[@JohnMckinney-l3u]

Jack is playing off the fuckin charts incredible bass player Scotland is extremely proud

[@greg.serrato]

None of the people in this band suck. They're all top notch legends. Bad asses. Cant fuck with the Cream

[@bunktwr]

This performance has something magical... I freak out inside myself, i scream in silence, i feel the shakein my bones, my skin get the that funk fuzz and i ask my self where this wild spirit had to be gone.

[@europeanson2775]

I have exactly the same... but I can respond to myself - I am here to bring that spirit back. I'm So Glad.

[@TweedSuit]

They great thing about this concert and others from the time is what you're hearing is exactly what was recorded - no overdubs or remixing. Close your eyes, turn it up loud and imagine it's 1968.

[@RoyalBerkshireDanno]

Man that solo.....ferocious attack by all 3.

[@indianagosch]

dude, there is no words to describe how good is clapton

[@gabrielbressa3848]

Maybe God? Hahaha Agree with you, the best!

[@FeelingShred]

peter blues I just can't understand how he became the biggest sellout in history playing boring 12 bar blues now

[@rafasounds2010]

+peter blues There are no words to describe how good are Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce.

[@jessechalif2428]

FeelingShred if you don’t like him why are you watching this

[@nirajkumar6868]

@@FeelingShred Which you can't able to play ..

[@robertromero5294]

You haven't lived till you've seen a concert at the Albert Hall...so Beautiful...and Holy smokes...Jack Bruce ' voice is exceptionally superb...Ginger just plays like human pistons...oh is Clapton there too...Eric has his solos just blazing ...this is the meaning of CREAM...short and sweet...!!! Yeah baby...!!!

[@jasonrob1900]

Yes. Especially at 4:18 when Bruce puts the thunder back in. Totally awesome 😎

[@Nicolina47]

Soo f**king good!! 🎉😂❤❤

[@winterland3253]

From 3:50 onward is hands down my favorite shot from this performance. You can see just how into it they were! I think it's also one of the only times Jack, Ginger, and Eric are shown in the same frame.

[@brettnecessary2266]

Intense jam!! My all-time favorite band. Brings back great memories of my childhood !! I love psychedelia !!

[@homunculusSZN]

They knew they couldn’t go on. But for their last show they knew if they had a great attitude about it and brought the energy, they’d have a killer time. Thanks to these guys, we have Sabbath and the birth of metal

[@serferten]

Hard to overstate the impact Cream had on music at the time and long after. Blues, rock,psychedelic masters --reflected the joy of the time and much. Saw them twice in this era. Wow

[@1-1-328]

2 centuries ago and still the most Powerful live performance of a mistiest era of music history 3 Gods of Rock

[@fredylondono2768]

I love Cream,I would give anything to go back in time and experience this concert. absolutely brilliant show and I love the natural distortion on Eric's guitar, awesome sound back in those days,RIP ginger & jack.✌️

[@buster3439]

So many songs and so many bands, but this song was only made for this band!!!

[@STANWL66]

Stworzona nie "dla tego zespołu" tylko przez ten zespół!

[@jamesreinolds3968]

the best power trio ever

[@grdcftfree6720]

Dioses

[@pduvall100]

This is so bad ass. One of the greatest guitarists doing what he does best. A super jam! THE greatest power trio of all. CREAM. No wonder Clapton was considered a God.

[@Mudfoot777]

The spirit of the jam! Nothing but raw talent and feel!

[@ksduathlete]

55 years old and I just found out about yardbirds and cream . Man , I’m in heaven.

[@benstolz6503]

Have you been living under a rock?

[@STANWL66]

A o swoim "ptaku" dawno się dowiedziałeś do czego służy oprócz sikania? 😅😂

[@jeremyheintz1479]

RIP Jack Bruce!!

[@JohnMckinney-l3u]

Jack Bruce is off the radar ferocious bass player Scotland is extremely proud

[@bunnybgood411]

Ginger Baker. He is playing so fast his hands and arms blur. He looks like a magician. My brain can't even take it in that fast. Genius.

[@oregonbobv]

Cream was an innovative band jamming incredible improvisations and tight jams over a rock structure. Jack Bruce play like a jazz bass player.

[@benstolz6503]

He and Ginger were jazz musicians and Eric is a blues musician.

[@shubhankartewari1690]

Jack bruce was phenomenal

[@TinPanAlleh]

4:00 is where it reaches it Zenith

[@WhiteCamry]

"I'm so Gl-A-A-aad!"

[@jacksprat3009]

Playing like they mean it, full out, pushing the boundaries to where they go even beyond themselves...until they pull it back together. I think it takes a combination of talent, courage and youth to do this. Listening to their reunions, they have even more talent, but professionalism replaces courage, a factor of their "mature" ages. I'm so glad - they got this recorded so next generations can know it's special to be able to "go" like this.

[@williamsawyer6206]

Saw these guys at the 'Cafe au Go Go' in the West Village in 1968!!! Unbelievable!!!! Best band ever!!! There's nothing today that comes even close!!!

[@robertkelly6282]

Omg these guys in that place wow

[@marinman39]

I saw them 7 months before the Farewell concert, on a less inspired night, but even when less than inspired, they were still completely revolutionary for rock. Jack Bruce was the heart of it, and kept them together, but as musicians, they simply matched each others greatness. Hendrix, that same year, was completely mind-blowing live, so skilled it was like he really was from another planet. but Cream was somehow right there with him..

[@JohnMckinney-l3u]

Jack Bruce was incredible Scotland is extremely proud

[@kafkastrial8650]

They were on fire ..

[@johnthehulk1]

Some fantastic guitar by Mr. Clapton on this "live rendition" of "I'm So Glad". Cream's farewell concert was about as cohesive as this band got. All were great musicians. "Cream" was definitely the first "Super Trio". It's ashame they only lasted for 2 years.

[@daviddoyle4516]

All the Lads ,,,at their peak,,,,at they best,,,God Bless Them Everyone,,,,,

[@richardmadden4426]

The cameraman for this fucked up the greatest opportunity ever

[@rockitmanjohn]

Power trio at it's FINEST.

[@MrGarcon98]

those three were gifted for sure .

[@ChrisMclaughlin-p5m]

Best band ever,

[@juancardenas711]

Searching for something from The Beatles this one came up. I'm so glad.

[@bunnybgood411]

Genius.

[@JohnMckinney-w2z]

Jack Bruce is just magestic on this song the speed the band is playing at is mind blowing stuff

[@bunnybgood411]

Spectacular.

[@NJcruiser]

Wow, now when I read people on other video comments threads saying how Clapton sucks, that he is boring etc I'll just point them to watch this version of 'I'm So Glad' so they can see why and how Clapton received the 'Clapton Is God' moniker.

[@susanhardinwatkinsheidarif7992]

ABSOLUTELY!

[@Mudfoot777]

NJcruiser Clapton in no way sucks, he may be the weakest musician of the trio, but he doesn't by any means suck.

[@dancingirl11]

+NJcruiser I agree. How can anyone possibly say he is boring??!!

[@Blackscorpion1963]

+mud foot I'm so glad you wrote Clapton may be the weakest musician of the trio as that is certainly debatable...I believe they were unique in that they were all equally as intelligent, skilled, and talented/gifted as each other. Clapton always played mediator between the strong egos of Bruce & Baker. In some ways it wasn't actually Baker's ego, rather it was his natural fighting instinct for justice because Bruce & poet Pete Brown were initially reaping all rewards for the song writing. While yes it takes two to tango, I tend to believe it was Bruce who bought much of the tension between him and Baker.

[@rafasounds2010]

+NJcruiser Nowadays he sucks with that industrial blues he plays

[@1AirStreamDriver1]

3:05-3:16 Cowbell lovers rejoice; the apex of cowbell nirvana in rock and roll history.

[@Bill_Jones.]

This is a true story. Back in October '68 I saw Cream at The Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston (tickets were $3, $4, $5, and $6). I don't remember what price mine were, but we were just happy to be there. Before the show began we hit the snack bar to load up on crap before taking our seats. While we were waiting our turn, some random dude walked by and said that we could see the band up close if we walked down to a roped off area a little further away. We followed his lead and came to a stairwell where we could see a little way downstairs. After standing there for a couple of minutes, we saw movement coming up the staircase towards us. There were 2 security guys standing close by, but that was it. We walked up to get as close to the ropes as possible, and stood there getting excited. After less than a minute, lo and behold, here they came. First came Jack Bruce, followed by Eric Clapton, followed by Ginger Baker. Jack and Eric just passed us by without so much as a glance in our direction. They all came within 2 feet of us on the way to the stage. Ginger walked by last, and he looked over and actually made eye contact with me (!) and sort of grinned at us as he walked by. They all must of thought "Who are these punk kids standing there staring at us?” as they passed by. We were all in 7th heaven though. Great show that night and this was one of the gems they played. I wish I’d asked Ginger for a drumstick or Eric for a guitar pick when we had the up close and personal moment with them. But I was too stupid and scared to try something like that. Absolutely true story though.

[@rhino805999]

One of the best covers by one of the best bands ever, hands down, if you don't agree sod off.

[@DandyLion662a]

Powerful instrumental in the middle. What a great band.

[@dharmana1]

Just... Clapton in god mode

[@kawaihiroshi1553]

raven 12 、すごい！私が18歳のときだった。なつかしい！こわいものはなにもなかった！

[@thedrugstorecowboy2948]

Bunch of scales, a Gibson and Marshall Stacks

[@benjamintobias9055]

Maybe a trivial point but I also love the orange outfit, too.

[@DeggeJames]

Ginger Baker was the founder of Cream. He originally had the idea to put this supergroup together

[@donmccann2885]

There is good and then there is great…this is great😮

[@jurassicrock1950]

There you go kiddies, this is what changed everything.

[@benoitEngel]

Super groupe

[@8sun52]

Long Live Skip James! I'm So Glad!

[@seprofcorp]

ANOTHER MONUMENTAL EVENT I MISSED!!!

[@thodorisvlastos6304]

Ladies and gentlemen ... THE GODS

[@rayroyce5595]

Best band ever Saw the 4 timrs

[@Naruto_black03]

The song sounds exciting

[@silasbezerra6954]

6:21 Yeah!

[@williamsousa7416]

Jack Bruce,que baixo incrível.

[@jjm2308]

Scotland's genius RIP jack

[@1-1-328]

Perfect 🙏

[@destruya]

I'm so glad this was video taped.

[@jaynelson8288]

Always one of my favs, Thanks for the editing job Graham Bunn.

[@georgerellinger375]

I already think blues is the greatest, and these guys took it to the top so.. Imo they are the best ever

[@robertrandolph3996]

Funny,oregonbobv.Jack was a jazz bassist in many groups before and after Cream. It's what gives him freedom to express in blues format : mastery . RIP. first and best .

[@saguarmusic]

THE GREATEST!!!!

[@brettnecessary2266]

The original power trio!!

[@theoppiesghost]

Jack Bruce gave that Gibson Bass a fuckin work out

[@scottpapel8474]

What a kick ass band

[@peteypool]

They knew it was their last show together, they still gave it their All !

[@EricBonamassa355]

This is my favorite version of this song. It's so heavy and intense at the climax. It's also the last song they played together. Thats what heavy about it. I believe they played one of their best shows at the Albert Hall that night, minus maybe Jack's vocals. But you could tell they were all feelin it.

[@greasyflight6609]

God it will never get better....Hendrix....The Stones and Beatles...underground...underground Radio...Saigon...out of of a clandestine brothel

[@earling22]

The cameraman is doing his damndest to make sure we can't watch Eric play. Love the shots of his back and his face. Anything but his goddamn hands.

[@NJcruiser]

Yea, thinking the same thing. It almost seemed intentional. He showed plenty of Jack and Ginger but almost none of Clapton's blistering lead guitar.

[@romank934]

This also wonders me. Maybe Clapton did not want this movie, he was a chimeric person

[@missellendiane]

always amazing-

What a great song..

[@blackzeppelin6028]

Lo dije una vez y vuelvo a repetirlo: es en el escenario donde las bandas legendarias demuestran por que lo son. Cream no es la excepción, bien dicen que los duelos de guitarra eran épicos. ;-{D

[@erikglez5386]

Oye yo estaba buscando otra versión de otro grupo pero no recuerdo el nombre , no es cream ni Erik Clapton tampoco deep purple, ¿De casualidad sabes de algún otro?

[@susannekissling8981]

Genius🤩🤩🤩

[@carloszarate5431]

Megabandas : Todavía no hay quien superen a este tipos de bandas

[@hovercraft1232]

pretty play.... i love them !!

[@JohnPetersen-jl4jx]

Timeless

[@claudiogonzalezespinoza2567]

La máxima expresión del Rock

[@Scoobydcs]

AWESOME!

[@Layla2383]

AWESOME..............

[@brianboyle4589]

Greatest version of this song I ever heard. This whole concert could be the best I have ever listened to.

[@NevadaPic]

The music stands for itself.

[@Mr77SUNSET]

He's glad

[@afrtrades8250]

Absolutely mind blowing! Why couldn't Clapton of kept his sound raw like this for more years than he did instead of soften/polish it up. Love this jam band sound they had at the time!

[@thedrugstorecowboy2948]

We need more of this but too bad everyone wants a trashy "gangsta"

[@bunnybgood411]

Clapton went commercial.

[@HalloweenEric]

good stuff

[@peterbliek8614]

Superb lyrics "I'm So Glad so glad so glad.

[@marytemporubato]

RIP Jack Bruce.

[@hunkinsc]

The. Best. Music.

[@MACHOMANRANDYSAVAGE2211]

This is a mighty duel.......i figure this one gets repeated in other galaxies this one does

[@cosmicmacaque]

Pure Energy!

[@thedrugstorecowboy2948]

Someone remaster this concert PLEASE

[@rushmore120]

Jack was the man!!!

[@thodorisvlastos6304]

Everybody who says that Clapton is a mediocre player better watch this video . You'll get why they said Clapton is god .this or any cream / blues breakers video . 60s Clapton was otherworldly

[@TweedSuit]

Listening to this track many times and you start to notice little riffs and runs that are part of the overall improvisation but sound somehow familiar because they've been used in countless other bands songs in the years to come.

[@edgrafke918]

In the dim-fog of my youth. I never got to the end. Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker we’re beloved by me, a 12 year old. Goodbye was too soon. Nothing else mattered ...no reason after Goodbye Cream.

[@greasyflight6609]

Heads up North....Ripcord

[@ickystrashcan....anothersm9749]

Great

[@benstolz6503]

Ginger's bell and hihat line here is remarkable. To think he got better with age until arthritis got him is unbelievable.