Saw then at East Ham town hall in 1966 before they got really famous. Stood right at the front of the stage. Eric bumped into me as rushed in the building. Magic evening!!!
969 - I was in 9th grade in the south. My sister was at college in New England. She brought a Cream album home to me and said, "this is what you should be listening to."
Jeez!! The energy these 60 year year olds showed on "Rollin' and Tumblin", (not to mention their swing and time) is just amazing to witness. I'm and old fart who was lucky enough to see them back in San Francisco late '60s, and they may have lost a step, but it's a baby step!! Three of the greatest!
Mark Miller: you’re not alone. I’m 51 and just happened to watch a documentary about Ginger Baker last week. I never really cared about Cream but watching this gives me a whole new perspective. I mean, they broke up when I was 1 and you weren’t even born yet. We had other music priorities!
What a great concert. Each of these musicians still has it. For anyone who thinks Eric's best days are long gone, needs to watch/study this video again and again. Eric can still play with the best of them. Jack Bruce was amazing as always. I was pleasantly surprised Ginger Baker got his chops back for this concert. All three of them are still legends. This was an incredible concert. And finally a quality visual/audio record of the event that we can watch again and again.
Da brividiiiii musicisti che rimarranno nella storia x sempre una chitarra un basso e un batteria senza effetti ne elettronica niente solo eccelsa bravura ...anni che mai più torneranno ..
Another genious has left us. RIP Ginger, Jack, John, John, Jimmy, Jim, Janis, Chris, Joe, Duanne, Jimmy Ray, Keith, Rick, Ronny, and the many others that Truely changed the world with their genious. What a band and party awaits on the other side. See you at the crossroads!
I wish EC had included a Gibson or two in the lineup like back in the day. His psychedelic '64 SG (named after and painted by"The Fool") would have been really cool but he hasn't owned it in decades. Todd Rundgren owned it for a number of year having bought it for 500 bucks! IN 2000 it was sold to a private collector for 500 THOUSAND dollars! Anyway I would have been happy to see him play any old off the rack Lester, ES-335 or SG just to hear him in that sonic element again.
Just imagine what they could of done if they stayed together for a few more years? All three are one of the best of all time, truly great misicians, they were ahead of there time!
Mr. Peter Edward Baker I pray your family will find comfort now that you have moved on. Mr. Baker the gift you were blessed with was used greatly & blessed & inspired myself & many, many others. Mr. Baker you fought the good fight & we are so blessed you did & gave to us all your best.
I was lucky enough to see them 3 out of the 4 nights here,and the farewell concert at the albert hall too.they didn't really get going on this one,ie,compare it too the version on'goodbye cream',but we should be grateful for it happening at all. sad that baker and bruce have both gone now.
Wow, what a treasure to see The Cream play! They were so legendary in the 60's and not many of us got to see their performances. To see Eric play the songs that made him a guitar god and Jack singing and driving bass and Ginger special drumming, unbelievable that we got this before Jack passed.
Take it Easy Ginger..you are the best.. Take good care..after this ordeal thats turning out very good! (10-2019) pleeese take it east for a brilliantly- continuing- recovery! Greetings from Chicago from a fan who adored you back in 67 and watched u play in a little club with jack bruce and clap...me, I was jailbait and worked 5 minutes a nite..just a wingman for me pal..also jailbate. i looked 12 but it worked! the club boss was a gentleman.. and I never forgot that nite. jimi and janis also flew thru there to perform greatness also.. incredible times! sending all the best ..from all across the universe! for real
Dichosos los que asistieron a este irrepetible espectáculo. Lo repito incansablemente de principio a fin, una y otra vez. Baker me transporta siempre con su endemoniada voz a la preadolescencia, 1970
what a privilege what after 45 years as tight as ever ,,the smiles on their faces they were enjoying every bit of it ..three fantastic musicians generating off off one another and of course the audience ..
Every song iconic in its own right from this concert; what a night! The distance bw these three practically unnoticed and the power of music to bring sides together and forget, if just for a few hours. Completely inspiring for me. Thank you! RIP Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce and long live Eric Clapton !
Incredible sound from three instruments, and they make it look easy. It is obvious they're having fun, too. To think they've been performing longer than the great majority of those viewing this vid have been alive.
I was there then, and I'm here now. Good then, great now! It really is true that some things grow better with age. I wish I wuz one of 'em. RIP Ginger, and Jack. Live long, and play for us Eric, and maybe the world will survive long enough for our grandchildrens children to enjoy your gift of music, and art. Rock us now , and play for the gods forever!
I didn't see Cream but I did see "Blind Faith" with Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Rich Greth and Ginger Baker in Houston Texas August 1969. I remember the band sounded just like their album. This is timeless music. Thank you for the post.
No necesitaron un escenario gigantesco ni gran parafernalia de luces sólo un sonido de calidad y su gran gran talento , definitivamente fue y será la primer súper banda de todos los tiempos . Saludos desde la Ciudad de México .
Amazing arrangements yeah, but what is awesome here is the energy of these three guys' performance. This vibes reach a little country called Costa Rica. Greetings. Rock will always be young and revelious! Si, son unas composiciones asombrosas, pero lo que es sorprendente es la energía de estos tres chicos a la hora de tocar . Estas vibras llegan hasta un pequeño país llamado Costa Rica. Un saludo. El rock siempre será joven y rebelde.
Had this as a teen on dvd i think it was. Liked it but ddnt really appct it much, older now , its sweeter. Jack was awsome. Rip. And btw, to leave ur absolute most famous tunes fr last, is 1 of the most kickass power moves iv seen. cheers
I feel this is because of the group dynamic. When Eric (can I call Him Eric?) played in other groups he was the star, and everyone played aound him so he had a comfortable role. Ginger Baker was having none of that; he saw himself as at least Eric's equal and often as the star himself. It seemed that to that end Ginger frequently took the initiative and leading role introducing unexpected complex rhythms which forced Eric to stretch himself to stay in time.
Ginger Baker was ssooo far ahead in those years, amazing he brought the two bass drums forward into new territory! I don't think anyone did that until then? And the guy smokes like a chimney!
Great show! Funny how people want to correct they way others say things...I knew what the guy meant...”The” Cream or just Cream...there’s only one...lol
3:17 I’m so glad
9:32 Spoonful
16:35 N.S.U
22:25 Badge
26:14 Politician
30:49 Pressed rat and warthog
33:45 Rollin’ and tumblin’
39:24 Crossroads
43:16 White room
48:41 Sunshine of your love
40 40 THANK YOU!
Au!
R.I.P the legend Ginger Baker
Oh yes I came here by the same
D.E.P. Ginger Baker. Only Eric Clapton live!
A Breathtaking Trio.
I've Bern listening 10 times a day
A great musician has left us today.Ginger Baker died today at the age of 80 years.
Saw then at East Ham town hall in 1966 before they got really famous. Stood right at the front of the stage. Eric bumped into me as rushed in the building. Magic evening!!!
Great story!
I'm jealous! haha
Sadly now gone, but the world owes Jack and Ginger a debt for their marvelous playing.
Can you even believe this music? I thank my lucky stars that this was the norm when I was growing up
969 - I was in 9th grade in the south. My sister was at college in New England. She brought a Cream album home to me and said, "this is what you should be listening to."
BBC is one of the greatest group in rock history..
Jeez!! The energy these 60 year year olds showed on "Rollin' and Tumblin", (not to mention their swing and time) is just amazing to witness. I'm and old fart who was lucky enough to see them back in San Francisco late '60s, and they may have lost a step, but it's a baby step!! Three of the greatest!
Winter of 1968, Winterland -supporting acts, James Cotton, Blood Sweat and Tears, and Jeremey and the Saiters. I've never been the same since.
Easily made up for with experience I´d say .
Just bought the best of Cream at 49 years old ,god ive missed out?Ginger Baker best drummer ever .............
Mark Miller: you’re not alone. I’m 51 and just happened to watch a documentary about Ginger Baker last week. I never really cared about Cream but watching this gives me a whole new perspective. I mean, they broke up when I was 1 and you weren’t even born yet. We had other music priorities!
What a great concert. Each of these musicians still has it. For anyone who thinks Eric's best days are long gone, needs to watch/study this video again and again. Eric can still play with the best of them. Jack Bruce was amazing as always. I was pleasantly surprised Ginger Baker got his chops back for this concert. All three of them are still legends. This was an incredible concert. And finally a quality visual/audio record of the event that we can watch again and again.
It rips me up that they didn’t play ‘I feel free’...
sadly now there is only one..beat that big drum in the sky Ginger..R.I.P.
Great concert!!! R.I.P Ginger and Jack. :(
is so great to see people just sitting there enjoying the music.
Da brividiiiii musicisti che rimarranno nella storia x sempre una chitarra un basso e un batteria senza effetti ne elettronica niente solo eccelsa bravura ...anni che mai più torneranno ..
Another genious has left us. RIP Ginger, Jack, John, John, Jimmy, Jim, Janis, Chris, Joe, Duanne, Jimmy Ray, Keith, Rick, Ronny, and the many others that Truely changed the world with their genious. What a band and party awaits on the other side. See you at the crossroads!
Fantastic Ginger R.I.P.♡
These guys... never better than when they played together. Brought out the best musically from each other
I wish EC had included a Gibson or two in the lineup like back in the day. His psychedelic '64 SG (named after and painted by"The Fool") would have been really cool but he hasn't owned it in decades. Todd Rundgren owned it for a number of year having bought it for 500 bucks! IN 2000 it was sold to a private collector for 500 THOUSAND dollars! Anyway I would have been happy to see him play any old off the rack Lester, ES-335 or SG just to hear him in that sonic element again.
Впервые услышал в 13-15 лет. Я жил в СССР, и я понял, наконец - какая музыка мне нравится.
BEST EARLY SUPER GROUP CREAM BEST BASS LEAD AND DRUMS EVER GREAT VOCALS AND LYRICS GOD BLESS THE EARLY ROCKERS THAT LEAD THE WAY
Holy crap this is great and has so much energy. I was expecting watered down performances of all their songs.
Just imagine what they could of done if they stayed together for a few more years? All three are one of the best of all time, truly great misicians, they were ahead of there time!
Mr. Peter Edward Baker I pray your family will find comfort now that you
have moved on. Mr. Baker the gift you were blessed with was used
greatly & blessed & inspired myself & many, many others. Mr.
Baker you fought the good fight & we are so blessed you did &
gave to us all your best.
Amazing sounds after so many years. It’s good to see the 3 didn’t burn out when they were younger like so many other musicians
OR THEIR "FANS??
Great Trio / Great Show / Great Eric Clapton / Great Jack Bruce / Great Ginger Baker🎸😎👊
THE "3" GREATEST
I AM SOOOOOOO GLAD !!!!!
I was lucky enough to see them 3 out of the 4 nights here,and the farewell concert at the albert hall too.they didn't really get going on this one,ie,compare it too the version on'goodbye cream',but we should be grateful for it happening at all. sad that baker and bruce have both gone now.
Wow, what a treasure to see The Cream play! They were so legendary in the 60's and not many of us got to see their performances. To see Eric play the songs that made him a guitar god and Jack singing and driving bass and Ginger special drumming, unbelievable that we got this before Jack passed.
Indeed! (But Eric was already a “guitar god” before Cream.)
el concepto basico del rock bajo bateria guitarra y voz cream en la eternidad con los dioses del olimpo, saludos from mexico city.
Take it Easy Ginger..you are the best..
Take good care..after this ordeal thats turning out very good! (10-2019)
pleeese take it east for a brilliantly- continuing- recovery!
Greetings from Chicago from a fan who adored you back in 67 and watched u play in a little club with jack bruce and clap...me, I was jailbait and worked 5 minutes a nite..just a wingman for me pal..also jailbate. i looked 12 but it worked! the club boss was a gentleman.. and I never forgot that nite.
jimi and janis also flew thru there to perform greatness also..
incredible times!
sending all the best
..from all across the universe! for real
You lucky bastard!
@@bobbrock41 what a story
Dichosos los que asistieron a este irrepetible espectáculo. Lo repito incansablemente de principio a fin, una y otra vez. Baker me transporta siempre con su endemoniada voz a la preadolescencia, 1970
what a privilege what after 45 years as tight as ever ,,the smiles on their faces they were enjoying every bit of it ..three fantastic musicians generating off off one another and of course the audience ..
How still listen in 2020? :D
Ginger Baker. R.I.P. Descansa en la paz del Señor. Amén.
I just wish these videos could capture the extraordinary BASS that Jack puts out! What a voice! Miss ya Jack and Ginger!
Still sound great Best trio ever.
I can’t think of any other band that had the impact like Cream. And only 2 years
I THINK HENDRIX AND TH EXPERIENCE MADE THEIR MARK WELL KNOWN IN A SHORT TIME AS WELL ... ALSO A FAB TRIO
@@gregtaylor3415 Hendrix - Cox - Mitchell, the best line up of The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Mountain with Leslie, Felix,and Corky
Every song iconic in its own right from this concert; what a night! The distance bw these three practically unnoticed and the power of music to bring sides together and forget, if just for a few hours. Completely inspiring for me. Thank you! RIP Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce and long live Eric Clapton !
EC take good care of you cuz u are the last remaining of this incredible band - RIP Mr.Baker -
Unreal more talented then all today combined
I've been listening to this daily since the first time I saw this vídeo on CZcams.
It's very fantastic to ser the happiness in their faces.
I’ve never seen this particular evening- and this one is much better! IMO
What a testament to musicianship, old guys playin it better than ever. A concert for ALL time
Gli algoritmi mi hanno portato qui e un nuovo apprezzamento per la musica
My god Ginger was on point that night. RIP
Одна из самых любимых групп! Жаль что это последний концерт где они все вместе.
Absolutely love the new tech. where we can all listen to the cream on the youtube & share it all on the facebook...it's the life
theses guys are legends rip ginger one of the greatest
Incredible sound from three instruments, and they make it look easy. It is obvious they're having fun, too.
To think they've been performing longer than the great majority of those viewing this vid have been alive.
Xardox17
as a group: reunion
P.S. ?? as in ZardoZ?
the late 1970's (?) movie six-fi with
Sean Connery and Charlotte Rampling?
note clue:
Wizard Of Oz.
I was there then, and I'm here now. Good then, great now! It really is true that some things grow better with age. I wish I wuz one of 'em. RIP Ginger, and Jack. Live long, and play for us Eric, and maybe the world will survive long enough for our grandchildrens children to enjoy your gift of music, and art. Rock us now , and play for the gods forever!
Gerri Specker Ginger Baker isn’t dead mate 😂
@@michaeldavittmurphy9023 Well, now he is... THIS GUY KILLED GINGER! Just kidding, that's very sad actually.
I didn't see Cream but I did see "Blind Faith" with Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Rich Greth and Ginger Baker in Houston Texas August 1969. I remember the band sounded just like their album. This is timeless music. Thank you for the post.
This was a Magic Time.
See you in Heaven
Big sound out of three guys. So good.
In honor of the passing of drummer Ginger Baker 10/6/19
Very thanks for tour músico Cream
Ginger!! How the hell did he make it to 80?? Bless him.
When rock truly rocks!!!
Fantastic gig, 30 times better than the farewell one, in so many ways.
No necesitaron un escenario gigantesco ni gran parafernalia de luces sólo un sonido de calidad y su gran gran talento , definitivamente fue y será la primer súper banda de todos los tiempos . Saludos desde la Ciudad de México .
Músicos virtuosos para un hard heavy Rock de verdad!!! QEPD Ginger Baker, gracias por tanto talento
Absoluta genialidad !!! Cream es otra cosa ...
Ginger was a real Rock Star!
Ginger you were THE greatest, RIP!
some of the finest kick ass, timeless rock'n roll, mind-scape music you'll ever hear on Head Phones,
Hendrix aside.
LOL. That look on Jack Bruce's face when Ginger Baker does his song.
Better than they ever were........................
48:38 Sean Penn and Jude Law to his right one seat over... (Brian May earlier). Nice crowd...
Сливки-Cream одна из выдающихся групп 20 столетия.Жаль что ушел Джек,вечная память!
Simplemente GENIALES!!!!!
Amazing arrangements yeah, but what is awesome here is the energy of these three guys' performance. This vibes reach a little country called Costa Rica. Greetings. Rock will always be young and revelious!
Si, son unas composiciones asombrosas, pero lo que es sorprendente es la energía de estos tres chicos a la hora de tocar . Estas vibras llegan hasta un pequeño país llamado Costa Rica. Un saludo. El rock siempre será joven y rebelde.
enrique murillo arrangements? like nlt jamming like t o a theme in jazz?
Had this as a teen on dvd i think it was. Liked it but ddnt really appct it much, older now , its sweeter. Jack was awsome. Rip. And btw, to leave ur absolute most famous tunes fr last, is 1 of the most kickass power moves iv seen. cheers
great jazz band ask GINGER!
Rather amazing...
Ginger Baker forever ...
3 Masters - 3 Legends
Wonderful..................................real good music.
GINGER JUST NAILIN IT !! HIT EM LIKE YA MEAN IT BRUTHA!!
GREG TAYLOR yes!!!
beh.. una band di tre strumentisti straordinari... irripetibili......
mamma mia! after somuch years CREAM tis is absolutely amazng! Clapton's very best formation! huuhhh! Thank you!!!!!!!!
I love Eric's entire musical career; but when he collaborated with Ginger and Jack he just had this unfathomable edge to his playing.
I feel this is because of the group dynamic. When Eric (can I call Him Eric?) played in other groups he was the star, and everyone played aound him so he had a comfortable role. Ginger Baker was having none of that; he saw himself as at least Eric's equal and often as the star himself. It seemed that to that end Ginger frequently took the initiative and leading role introducing unexpected complex rhythms which forced Eric to stretch himself to stay in time.
Robert Davies Hogwash. And no, you can't call him Eric.
@@JoeKoOhNo why?
R.I.P. Ginger Baker. Super Drummer!
Praise God for such
great talents
I'm so glad!
You're glad, you're glad, you're glad?!
Gracias! Muy fantastico (masterpiece!)
The drmmer Icon! R.I.P. (H)
Great Drumming Ginger!
nobody sounds like him
He's the best
RIP
I wish I was there!!
Ginger Baker was ssooo far ahead in those years, amazing he brought the two bass drums forward into new territory! I don't think anyone did that until then? And the guy smokes like a chimney!
Awesome Ginger Baker!!!
Great JAM. Never saw this b4. THANKS
Brian May at 42:00
And his face is so amused. He sees a god there. And he also said that Clapton is one of his hero
Well. What I liked about this video. The note on this video is raised 1+ so it's great to hear crossroad played on A#
ese dia que tocaron ,,,lo hicieron mejor que nunca ..y mejor que nadie ,,,una perfeccion total.
Great show! Funny how people want to correct they way others say things...I knew what the guy meant...”The” Cream or just Cream...there’s only one...lol
legendary show......
RIP Ginger Baker.... bad... ass... drummer!!!!!
Gran baterista
Ginger & Jack, what a loving couple... 😨
Ginger's shirt... that's so cool.
RIP Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce
GÉANTS. MERVEILLEUX!, ÉTERNELS.
懐かしい。。。
そして、最高ですねえ。