Jack Bruce was just epic, no words, no need to explain

@dynasticlight1073

2 жыл бұрын

Yes ,You should have seen / heard ,Him in their prime 'Live' .He drove the Band into eternity...

14 years later two would be GONE!! RIP Jack and Ginger.

@geschaub

4 жыл бұрын

AMEN !

What an amazing performance from such amazing musicians!! Baker, Bruce and Clapton absolutely flawless!! Old Slowhand at his best. Jack Bruce was incredible and Ginger Baker was still pounding those drums like thunder. What class throwing out to the crowd his drumsticks. R.I.P Ginger!! ✝ And the band embracing each other at the end. Classic Cream!!

I love the way baker is so totally relaxed , but totally in control of his work.. like he is still just super cool. For context see the cream break up interview of baker in 1967...

went all through high school with you jack RIP. the best of the best

That was amazing! You could feel the emotion throughout! Ginger Baker even gave some lucky fans a few drum sticks! Man, how cool!

Bruce still had the magic voice even after all that time - amazing talent.

Such an inspirational performance! Speechless. I kept on listening to the solo part and the bass behind it!

Badge is the most universal song of Cream and George Harrison. Mastery. I love it from the beginning; does anyone too?

The best of the best! The best ever...

God's speed Jack. Thanks for the wonderful music.

Jack Bruce sounded fine...perfect in fact.

A special time in musical history, when Cream set the example, for rock creativity and artistry..

three truly gifted musicians

I forget that it was just 3 guys who made this incredible sound. They are the best.

@williampayne5584

2 жыл бұрын

He Danes along , beside B. B.king & Up, So Don'T put Down, He 's up with Stevie, Wm.

Nothin' better than hearing this reunion concert for my ears. And GINGER BAKER's solo!!!! Man, kids today couldn't buy that kind of talent.

Wow this is an awesome reunion. I love Eric during the solo around 4:30, he gets so into it, its awesome. Great song too!

Ginger Bakers drumming was still superb at his age. I always admired his style.

3:59 That is one of the best solos I've ever heard in my entire life! Eric Clapton, you are genius!!

Faretheewell Jack, thanks so much for all the great music. Cream was beyond cool!

oh my god, the bass!!!

My goodness talk about changing! Still happy to see and hear them Thanks!

Die Band meiner Jugend! Cream - 3 Mann und solch geile Musik!

A Great Guitar A Ultra Great Bass...

those were the days when clapton was still curious about playin in the band and humble.and i can hear it.typical feb-march born guy.

-pure rock history, thx for sharing it....

GOD, I wish I was at that concert!!

oohhhhhh, sweet, still some of the best ever!

Just awesome

eric clapton dimostra ancora una volta di non essere solo un grande chitarrista,ma anche un gradissimo cantante rock!

Pure genius withstands the test of time. No more need be said. Arohanui

one of the best songs ever! cream = gods

Damn! These guys could still rock! I can't find any body who can rock like Cream did, now. No more excellent guitar riffs on the radio. All the youngsters with great constructive criticism on how to do this better will be over 50 someday and will hopefully look back and feel embarrassed at their youthful arrogance. I was once so wise as they. Now I am a grown up.

sure would kill to have a grandpa who can rock out like that;)

3:12 EPIC VOCALS

Perfection!!!

if you already haven't, go see layla live, absolutly amazing

I have always loved to look at Eric's face while he plays.

classic performance, I only wish Clapton had used wah-wah pedal, because this song is not the same (i.e. so "psychedelic") without it..

@jerrybach1234

2 жыл бұрын

The Wah Wah pedal Made this Iconic song!!!

@jmik5057

2 жыл бұрын

agreed clapton blew it

It's too bad that Jack and Ginger couldn't get along. RIP guys. 💜🙏🤘🌞💜

One thing's for sure, Clapton can still play like a boss.

My fender NOS blues junior gives me almost this exact sound.

Clapton did start on a gibson as seen in old films. If youve been playing anything for over 50 years your a professional without questions. Eric Clapton can play that guitar as well as he can sing. Ive personally never heard a 60+ yr old sing as well as him, let alone free solo. And those drums, insanely accurate, and the best sounding kit of the genre. These guys set the standard for live sound. Unsurpassed EQ quality. This is the stuff that can give you bumps and tears because of its greatness

That's a pretty good cover band of Cream songs! ; )

WOW-------FANTASTIC. BSP

BEST THREE PIECE BAND EVER! Hendrix's experience was # 2

The definition of Heavy. This even takes Zep to school ! Ring the bell ...........

1969(?) Baltimore Civic Center...They opened with this....Giant spotlights were flashing skyward up the 40 foot velvety curtains as they were opening, as if space ships were landing. These 3 held 10,000 hippies in the palms of their hands and we knew the world was going to Hell and we were right, but we were in Heaven THAT night! HALF a CENTURY later, with no flashy production, they can still deliver like THIS? ...THOSE WERE THE DAYS! Miracles everywhere! Where are they now? ...They're GONE!!

Marvelous, Jack Bruce can still kick ass

GODS!!!

claptons setup sounds like overdriven fender yummyness it's the tone of cream

a masterful ginger baker, a great jack bruce and a flat clapton..

Wooooow! Assolo fantastico!"!!! :DD

i personally like the sound. it has a nice warm tone but not too much distortion. of course his lace sensor pickups were better but the noiseless with the mid boost still sounds nice.

Clapton's voice is simply amazing. Jack also does a stand up job.

And very skilled.

nice job guys

The one thing that always bothered me about this reunion was Claptons tone. It just did not have that Cream sound at all. Great playing, but I would have loved to hear that SG/Marshall tone again.

EPIC fails to describe in the most EPIC manner.

cream is the most amazing band

The audience doesn't know what it sounded it like then. A genuine exotic acid experience. How can ole farts get that back.

Loved it, but noticed one thing. Jack's voice sounds really old, and Eric's almost as old as Jack, but his voice is awesome. But, I've said for years that Eric's voice just gets better as he gets older.

@N1095A

9 жыл бұрын

RIP to the great Jack Bruce.. I hope that Ginger isn't happy about Jack's passing on some level.

@inspector7112

6 жыл бұрын

N1095A you cannot compare the two. Jack Bruce sang in a high register and really went for it. Clapton has aged well but jack Bruce is a legendary vocalist.

@jrkchannel37

4 жыл бұрын

You know he almost lost his life and was on recovery here right? Before his sickness, he could have knocked Clap to the ground with a range most rockmusicians would dream of. Part of the reason Clapton agreed with this reunion was because Bruce almost died and he realised there wouldnt be more chances (And also to help Ginger financially). This is all in the books..

You'd think Clapton would bust out the Gibsons and the Marshalls for this.

At 4.00 you'll hear a truly great blues/rock improvisation, especially Jack - wow!

Clapton looks like Hannibal! Ginger still has it!

had a cold shiver running down my back @ 03:58

Ginger Baker has passed on. RIP.

One of the best versions of White Room, but this would have rocked even more had Eric played it with a Les Paul or a Firebird.

miss those "aahh's" in the beginning!

Not the intensity of the original concert but pretty effing brilliant.

i grew up on this, morning, noon and nite....I was only 12, where the f###K was my mom?

Blaze: Clapton uses Fenders because they are his preferred guitar. He has said how much he enjoys the flexibility of the tone, how easy they are to play, and because after Cream he had grown tired of the "big" sound the Gibsons get. Money has nothing to do with it, Clapton is an artist who has remained true to his music in spite of what nay sayers always say about his solo career. He plays Fenders cause he WANTS to.

Saludos de mi y band

I'm ,just wonderin a bit . Who had experienced this Band "live:" In the day ? They ,all agreed after trying to Play in that vibrant Balls to walls style ,that it could not go now. So this , is not bad .. Nowhere Near -The Cream ,I saw on the Wheel's of Fire Tour .

@auntycheeseandrice Nobody mentions McCartney, Lennon, and Starr as a "rhythm section," but glory be -- the early- and mid- Beatles had a great crunch and swing unheard since. Probably too familiar to be recognized. Did like Tull and Experience. Love The Who, but I think Entwhistle and Moon were two rhythm sections with Pete as a third.

& Becks STILL the best live...... just like old times.....

its the dope

(youtube bug, this was supposed to be a reply to another comment, the video itself is amazing)

@luiscorinthians75 ; Incredibly well put !!!! I dearly love KZread however rarely do I ever glance down to the comments. We are so fortunate in so many, many ways. Hat's off to you!! Now celebrate that....

@auntycheeseandrice That's probably what I mean: feels great. I never knew any rudiments :) Just picked up rhythm guitar again ($250 acoustic, inherited) and, while I'm not good, it feels good! Is there anything simple in electronic drums that feels like drums and won't annoy the neighbors?

And Eric still on tripp..

Eric doesn't need the cash,trust me on that one,all will go to keep his treatment facility going strong.

Ginger Bakes looks younger than he did in 1968

Hard cord jam.

ESTOS MUCHACHOS NO ENTENDIERON QUE LA UNIÓN HACE LA FUERZA, SE SEPARARON Y LA CAGARON 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

He´s(Baker) just passed teenage

@marbleheadband I love Clapton...nice rich sound, but I do tend to agree with you on this point. He looks like he's in good shape in the video, and frankly I really thought he was going to bust out and bend strings, but he just didn't. It was nice, but did lack that raw, rough punch I was expecting.

anybody would have done same thing including you, man clapton is god

he was playing strats before fender asked him to make a signature.

Yaik: Mind your own business. He does it how he wants to.

I'll tell you what clapton is.... a guitarist! and a fine one at that. Poor Jack, whatever throat surgery he had has completely killed his voice here, although he can still play. And props to Eric for playing and singing when he felt like crap (heavy bout of 'flu) And yes I agree the Fender sound is too thin for cream stuff.

They like young

@Fjorden96 Not Jack's bro. Warwick sells his signature model, (the one he's playing here,) for like $6000!!! Each one is personally inspected and signed by Jack Bruce. It's a Warwick Thumb. I have a Warwick Thumb 6-string and the tone that comes out of those basses are just thick and sick!!

I wish clapton had played this song with a gibsons instead. I read somewhere that he started playing fender after jimi's sound became popular.Sounds great either way.

C'est la crème de la crème

@auntycheeseandrice I have not played in years. My model was Moon. This drove a little band I joined crazy; they wanted me to just keep the beat. I intend to get a set and go back to it just for the soul. I used to put on the vinyl, put on the headphones, and play along with "Happy Jack" or something. Now, it's so much better. Nobody wants a 57-year-old re-emerging drummer who likes to play hard rock and oldies, but it doesn't matter. You play in bands still?

And then Jack and Ginger died and Eric got very weird , started dressing like and English Lord at the Hunt.

@auntycheeseandrice Well, my concern would be feel. That's what it's about. On rare occasions I could grab a drum set, first thing I did was "I Can See for Miles" :) Gets everything going right away. Well, thanks. I'm lazy but should go see what's out there. Maybe I just need a house where I can put up a set and make some noise!

4:17 Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter in the audience

& becks THE BEST LIVE.......