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This is a fan channel dedicated to the greatest supergroup of all time: Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker are CREAM!
Cream - Falstaff (Beer Commercial)
Cream's original radio commercial for Falstaff Beer, set to archive TV advertising footage from the same era
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Cream - Wrapping Paper (Music Video) & The Worst Mime They Ever Did!
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Cream miming very badly along to their first single 'Wrapping Paper' in 1966 in France. They frequently go in and out of sync with the backing track, Jack repeatedly gets the words wrong, and Ginger is visibly not actually hitting the drums (and missing fills)
Cream - Toad Excerpt (HD) Live on the BBC, 1968
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Cream performing an excerpt of 'Toad' for the 'All My Loving Omnibus' in 1967, for broadcast in 1968
Cream - I Feel Free (Live in Paris) 1967
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Cream performing 'I Feel Free' live at the 1st Festival of Pop Music, Palais de Sports, Paris 1967
Cream - We're Going Wrong (Music Video)
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Cream performing 'We're Going Wrong' live on the BBC 'All My Loving Omnibus'. Cream performed the track in August 1967, for the 1968 broadcast.
Cream - Anyone For Tennis (HD Music Video)
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Cream, miming to 'Anyone For Tennis' for the Smothers Brothers TV Show. Upscaled to High Definition
Cream (1993) Contemplating A Possible Reunion One Day - "It Would Be Nice To Go Into The Studio"
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Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker in 1993, following their induction to the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame
Cream (1993) On Their Induction Into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame - "I Started To Cry"
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Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker, interviewed in 1993
Cream (1993) On Their Goodbye US Tour - "I Was Just Full Of Hatred"
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Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker, interviewed in 1993
Eric Clapton & Jack Bruce (1993) on Wheels Of Fire
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Eric Clapton & Jack Bruce interviewed in 1993
Ginger Baker & Eric Clapton (1993) on Eric Looking Miserable on 'Anyone For Tennis' (Glen Campbell)
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Ginger Baker and Eric Clapton, interviewed in 1993
Eric Clapton & Jack Bruce (1993) on Cream - Live vs Studio
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Eric Clapton & Jack Bruce interviewed in 1993
Ginger Baker (1993) on How Cream Named "Disraeli Gears"
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Ginger Baker interviewed in 1993
Cream (1993) On San Francisco & The Fillmore - "The Audience Were Pretty High"
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Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker interviewed in 1993
Eric Clapton (1993) on writing Tales Of Brave Ulysses for Cream
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Eric Clapton, interviewed in 1993
Eric Clapton & Jack Bruce (1993) On Cream Climbing Ben Nevis On LSD
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Eric Clapton & Jack Bruce (1993) On Cream Climbing Ben Nevis On LSD
Eric Clapton (1993) On Pressure To Write A Third Of The Songs In Cream
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Eric Clapton (1993) On Pressure To Write A Third Of The Songs In Cream
Jack Bruce (1993) On His Frustrations With Recording 'Strange Brew'
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Jack Bruce (1993) On His Frustrations With Recording 'Strange Brew'
Cream (1993) On Performing For 'Murray The K' in New York
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Cream (1993) On Performing For 'Murray The K' in New York
Eric Clapton (1993) on the making of Fresh Cream: "We were not taking it seriously at all"
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Eric Clapton (1993) on the making of Fresh Cream: "We were not taking it seriously at all"
Eric Clapton (1993) on Cream Playing Ricky-Tick Clubs On Early Tours
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Eric Clapton (1993) on Cream Playing Ricky-Tick Clubs On Early Tours
Ginger Baker (1993) on Wrapping Paper Songwriting Credits
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Ginger Baker (1993) on Wrapping Paper Songwriting Credits
Ginger Baker & Jack Bruce (1993) on How 'Sweet Wine' Was Written
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Ginger Baker & Jack Bruce (1993) on How 'Sweet Wine' Was Written
Eric Clapton & Ginger Baker (1993) on the First Cream Rehearsals & Arguments
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Eric Clapton & Ginger Baker (1993) on the First Cream Rehearsals & Arguments
Cream (1993) On How They Formed The Band - "Ginger Ate Humble Pie"
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Cream (1993) On How They Formed The Band - "Ginger Ate Humble Pie"
Ginger Baker Introduces His Horses, South Africa, 2005
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Ginger Baker Introduces His Horses, South Africa, 2005
Ginger Baker Drum Solo (At Home In South Africa, 2005)
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Ginger Baker Drum Solo (At Home In South Africa, 2005)
Jack Bruce (2005) On The Upcoming Madison Square Gardens Concert (& Beyond)
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Jack Bruce (2005) On The Upcoming Madison Square Gardens Concert (& Beyond)
Jack Bruce (2005) on the Cream Reunion: "Dream or Nightmare? Who knows!"
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Jack Bruce (2005) on the Cream Reunion: "Dream or Nightmare? Who knows!"
His last Ludwig kit sounded so good. These sound like dog shit.
Thank you for posting! Great solo
Love it! Sounds like the Beatles 'Good Day Sunshine' from the Revolver album from the same year in 1966. Very McCartney-esque and there's nothing wrong with that!
I love Ginger Baker, I don’t care how mean he was.
Heartbreaking to see Jack suffering with liver probs. He was probably but I guess the face bloat was alcohol , like Morrison.
The posture is most incredible. How often do you see drummers sit that straight and let their hands, wrists, and arms do the work?
I don't really see what was in the description.. But I would love to see if ginger or someone else talked about this mime
Best trio to come from that era. The Beatles and Hendrix even looked up to Cream
RIP Peter ‘GInger’ Baker
For me he was mutch better than all others, better than John Bonham - JUST FOR ME.
I always felt that this tune fit great on Fresh Cream! Too Stoned to mime properly!
Zero sex in his groove ! If ya wanna see the real deal, check out the real deal! Buddy Rich
Possibly one of the greatest understatements ever he is a fucking good bass player LOL
John Bonham was rated one of the best drummers and i loved him but he never did anything like that.
Love the frogs. Remember, this was for the Smothers Brothers show, a comedy show. with politicial overtones that were sometimes controversial. I think it would be right up their alley. Lipsyncing not so good but what are ya gonna do? Usually bands performed live on that TV show but I think it was for the graphics that mimicked the Beatles. It's a good song and they do it well. And yes, Clapton had that hair.
Baker was a mean south end of a northbound horse.
And 12 years later, it happened! Took 12 years!
Tony Palmer just HAD to have been the butcher behind this footage as well.
I really love this song. Dixieland harmonies, old ragtime rhythm. I'm enjoying it... perfectly!🥰
Regarding erics comment, even as a late age teenager, I thought Led Zeppelin was Cream with a separate lead singer. Re
So Superb !
In terms of musicianship alone Cream are probably the greatest band of all time. Jack Bruce is sometimes overlooked when people talk about great bass players; but many of the great bass players themselves have said how much they admire Jack's ability. Eric Clapton has been at the top of his game right from the beginning, his playing has been admired by fellow musicians right from the early days of the yardbirds and John Mayalls bluesbreakers. Many people say that Clapton was inferior to Jimi Hendrix, but they are wrong. Hendrix was amazing at what he did, but that's all he did. Clapton on the other hand has a much bigger repertoire across multiple genres, in his early days he was fiercely loyal to only playing the blues but when he started playing different genres he once again showed the world his greatness. I love the blues and love what Cream were playing with the mixture of massive heavy blues and psychedelic rock. But after cream and blind faith Eric played with Delanie and Bonnie playing multiple styles and genres which Hendrix never did. Then there was Ginger Baker, by far and away the greatest drummer ever to play the drums. I'm a drummer myself and I also play piano and cello. I promise you that as a musician who knows what he is talking about. John Bonham, Keith Moon, Buddy Rich, Mitch Mitchell none of them come close to Ginger Baker because Ginger Baker understands time, all drummers think they understand time but none do like Ginger Baker does, the reason for the heavy sound of Cream was Gingers knowledge of time and how to create musical arrangements and the way time can change the way a piece of music sounds massively. The two years they were together was enough to show the world musicianship that is still admired 55 years later.
ginger was a legend in his own mind.overrated.
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Love you Ginger.
Love you guys
Carmine’s best work was when he played the leather man in the Village People.
I find it incredible that Ginger Baker could be as stoned as he is in this video and still play the drums. BAKER LIVES!
Fun, like a Monkees Romp sort of.
Clapton rocking his hand painted Gibson SG, "The Fool" is always a welcome sight.
As a poor 12 year old kid who bought a destroyed and crusty Cream greatest hits CD at the pawn shop for 4 bucks with my lunch money for the week, I never knew these 3 bastards would be burnt into my soul forever.
Thanks for posting this amazing.
If Cream had managed to stay together and Hendrix had lived Zeppelin would have never got big as they did!
It would have been 3 different hurricanes. Each going on its own path.😊.
Cream war eine großartige Band
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The Best 😮
Most exciting drummer!
I remember this from the Sixties!
This is great
YFBS pod brought me here. Did not disappoint. This is fucking horrendous 🤣🤣🤣
Baker was a great drummer, but a horrible human being.
Sorry to be a naysayer but I think he was very overrated. I will give him credit for great jams with cream, but solos, nah. Would like to hear some dynamics vs only loud.
Agreed, guys from his era like carmine appoce blow him out of the water
Oh, another Bonham fan. What, did Ginger hurt your feelings when he said your lover couldn't swing shit?
@@masterofreality5528do you think personal insults change minds? Why specifically do you think he was so great? And why do you assume I’m a bonham fan?
@@Canadal370 No one insulted you, mate. I think he was great bcs i listened to him drumming
@@masterofreality5528look up the word “ specifically” in the dictionary…, ‘because I listened to him’ won’t be in the definition
More cowbell please
More cowbell please
I remember doing this with bong hits and the neighbors called the cops over n over 😄
The Reason I play Drums, thank you Ginger 🤣
Fuck the Neighbors 😲
❤❤ the greatest musican on the planet Eric Clapton ❤ Pays it forward ❤Forever Fan ♥
This group changed the world for better. So glad that they reunited in 2005 and did a lotta shows at the RAH & America.
Wonderful triplet work. Great polyrhythmic stuff.