Presence Of The Lord by Blind Faith (VINYL)

[@martorres94]

Thank you very much MrRecordHighs, I love this song and this version

[@pachatsebastien]

very good sound!!

[@gac5936]

Beautiful!

[@Pauleyh2]

Nice rega turntable

[@rdl2454]

Awesome

[@tahneehughes9271]

Ricky Long Clapton plays the solo it still blows me away

[@theeasybeats5913]

golden days

[@doloresbasich3073]

Thank you for posting is this from the red and white album with Layla on it?

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Dolores Basich It's from the only studio album that the supergroup Blind Faith released in 1969.

[@robinpotter963]

Dolores Basich This is from the self titled album, Blind Faith. Unfortunately they only recorded one album. Be sure to check out Sea of Joy, Can't Find My Way Home and Do What You Like from the same album. Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker were in the band Cream before they broke up. Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker disliked each other. Some people would say detest. Anyway, I love Blind Faith. Cream too. Steve Winwood on vocals here, check him out with The Spencer Davis Band. He was young when this was recorded, I think he was about 15-16 years old when he started recording. They are all musical geniuses.

[@TheRoxyblues]

My wedding song...fer realzzzzz hahha

[@jamespicado1896]

Yes,and that"s how 1969 was! Now you know,

[@RobertDavisAdman]

Great song. But, to those who mentioned vinyl being better... you aren't hearing the (analog) vinyl, but a compressed file, recorded FROM the vinyl in digital form, uploaded to the net. ;) Just as CD's are compressed files originating from the master tapes. The quality of masters are exceptional, but have to be compressed to fit on a CD. fwiw. :)

[@CCHROCK70]

Vynil sound is the best, especially when it refers to Rock music.