Vanilla Fudge - Sunshine of your Love

[@garystraus9755]

Awesome My favorite band Saw them at Fillmore East Singer Bowl BBA etcBest 4 Lead Vocals in rock combined with a great rhythm section Great Recording True Rock Gods Should be in CLeveland

[@Booyah360Report]

I was there too!

[@kevinallison2227]

I was like dang this sounds exactly like Cream!!!

[@jussitikkuri6991]

Yeah right... which is unusual cuz Vanilla Fudge usually covered songs and rearranged them. This is an excellent version...

[@monahawk]

Why is there a photo of Vanilla Fudge with this Cream/Eric Clapton version?

[@MagMusic]

So many people, so absolutely sure of themselves yet so wrong. This is not even close to Vanilla Fudge, as some have noted. It is Clapton, from 24 Nights, the video of which can be found at kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKOzn5h8eNt_aac. Third song, Greg Phillingaines and, I believe, Nathan East singing with Clapton. Original Fudge would have probably played this song at half the speed in a much more dramatic reading. 😊

[@Shivaho]

The Moment I saw the Caption for This I Thought No Way is this the Fudge because I Had Just Listened to every One of their Albums & It wasn't On Any of them.

[@boomer1954ful]

Dear Eduardo, this is not Vanilla Fudge! This CREAM, featuring rock genius Eric Clapton on lead vocals & guitar. PLEASE CORRECT YOUR TITLE??

[@rafaelgonima5239]

Me parece que es Cream y no Vanilla Fudge... confundido

[@davidgeorgemenard1082]

Yeah! Vanilla Fudge CREAM! Excellent$. DGM/

[@boomer1954ful]

LMAO, Vanilla Fudge CREAM!

[@jamesha175]

shouldn't be too hard to retitle it properly as CREAM instead of vanilla fudge

[@Papatorrejano]

Misleading title. This is not Vanilla Fudge. It's Eric Clapton solo band.

[@thomaspevorus5434]

Yeah, it is so obviously Clapton....i would have liked to hear VF do this.

[@jhog8339]

Its Cream

[@rogerbraasch5224]

The lead singer for the Cream with this song was shorty on Bass "Jack Bruce". I can see why Jack and Eric would not be playing next to each other on stage. Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker were very tall. hee hee Same situation with Darryl Hall and John Oates. I think Oates was a bassist too., / / / / Vanilla Fudge was a heavy blues-rock band like Cream. American Blues Music had a heavy influence on the British Bands before they came over here during the British Music Invasion.

[@johnnylance]

This IS Vanilla Fudge.@@rogerbraasch5224

[@jrh11254]

Roger Braasch - beg to differ: VF had virtually nothing to do with blues.

[@gamesdazueragem7944]

This one confused cream with fudge. Hey, pay attention: It's cream, not vanilla cream. LOL!

[@marcflora1977]

Ha, one sweeter than the other, no?

[@jimmyamatthews5792]

You can always count on the drummer to blow it out of the water, good stuff.

[@terrydavis5915]

good one

[@ronagoodwell2709]

Not Vanilla Fudge. This is Dino, Desi and Billy. Or the Monkeys.

[@eduardoandradelong]

Vanilla Fudge - Sunshine of Your Love

[@gamesdazueragem7944]

No.

[@6Trannel]

No

[@jrh11254]

Not by a long shot...not even Cream....Clapton, yes, but, to me, doesn’t sound like Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker are with him.

[@alessandrorigobello7551]

Mmmmm

[@glin805]

It's not suppose to sound like cream, if you want to stick to the original group go for it. Your prerogative, but why even put negative comments It's an artist interpretation so there is no right or wrong.. that's just showing how sticking to the SOS is better. We'd all be driving Ford model Ts.

[@januszpuneil2143]

This is surely Kinks. Dave on vocal. No video, but he does moonwalk during guitar solo.

[@royrojas9378]

Eric Clapton from 24 nights album

[@carlosmisaelgutierreznunez6185]

Ellos son, Bruce, Baker y Clapton.

[@KNovak-ut6ro]

if this is 24 nites , the drummer took lessons from the general of the Air Force . ginger's band in early 70's {air force}

[@delfinastral]

jajaja...yes ...they are the monkeys!...what a joke...a very good koke...vanilla fudge?...incredible!

[@anthonymoya4531]

🤔What! It's all good!!

[@normanrowe2831]

Not Fudge, but Cream.......or is it? That ain’t Jack, or Ginger.

[@chrisgrow]

H E A V Y !!!!!!!!!

[@johnalmeyda642]

Better than Cream

[@XavierKatzone]

WHO?

[@pnollen2]

It sounds like Eric Clapton is singing with them. ISTG!

[@marcflora1977]

I enjoy the version mastered by Cream more so

[@cmharris211]

Uhmmm...damn, these guys sound just like Clapton. : o

[@alessandrorigobello7551]

No vanilla this is Eric

[@MeHomer]

Sounds like Clapton. The guitar is Shity. Fudge had had much better players.

[@johnnylance]

Clapton clone. Yeah, but what band is this?

[@BritesMotores]

CREAM

[@johnnylance]

There is someone singing backup who is NOT Jack Bruce. And the drums don't sound quite right.@@BritesMotores

[@johnnylance]

@@BritesMotoresThe guitar is wrong as well. In fact, I think this is Vanilla Fudge. Hence the keyboards.

[@jrh11254]

johnnylance - you can’t distinguish Clapton’s voice from what we’re supposed to believe is Mark Stein’s and/or Tim Bogert’s?!?!

[@johnnylance]

@@jrh11254 `Had no problem with that. It's obviously not Clapton. What really bugs me is that the drums are all wrong. Ginger wouldn't NEVER sound so bad...

[@williamjc7195]

that's Jack Bruce singing and the rest of the Cream.

[@brötzmannsax]

NOT Jack Bruce, Clapton singing.

[@williamjc7195]

@@brötzmannsax" sunshine" was written by Jack Bruce and Pete Brown. I don't think they wrote a song for Eric. More properly, you could say Jack is being accompanied by Eric on vocals. By the way, I saw them in Seattle in 1967 :)

[@enzosmith5371]

This is Not Vanilla Fudge. It's CREAM

[@GosokuRyuYodan]

That's Appice. Baker couldn't hold his jock...

[@jrh11254]

GosokuRyuYodan - not Appice and certainly not Baker!

[@jrh11254]

1/3 cup of Cream

[@claritydreamsleeves541]

The tell... no organ. Not VF..... Cream.

[@dicktater8813]

It ain't the Fudge.....but it's a helluva nice version...Ol Slowhand hisself..