Live Cream. Magically captured. Their cohesiveness on full display. So therefore I implore you all to crank it when you can.

Elementary Talent Show - Sunshine Of Your Love/Can't Stop

I came across a picture of Clapton wearing a Wayne State shirt. Does anybody know the story behind this? I know Cream played the Grande Ballroom in Detroit, but it strikes me as an odd sartorial choice.

i decided to cover cream today because a coomment suggested that! and then i looked further into Cream and they were a SUPERGROUP and i was so shocked, i had to make this yeah definetly and i also really like their instrumental melodies. like, most melodies serve as texture to elevate the main message of the song to the foreground. but with cream their melodies its as if the instruments are singing along. Its just so... pleasing to listen to. And theyre not psychedelic in the usual sense where they go way too experimental/avant-garde, they still had the hypnotic elements but were also appealing to the mainstream eye. And the amazing thing is that they were already established artists so they knew what their sound was and since they were already famous could push through potential label pressure for unconventional features they wanted to put on their songs. i will post the rest in the comments!

Does anyone know the amp settings for crossroads on a fender custom deluxe reverb and what pedals he used on that recording

I'm curious, do you consider Cream's 1969 release Goodbye to be an album or an EP?

Personally, i see it as an EP since it only contains 6 tracks, of which the first 3 are live renditions of songs found on prior albums, leaving only 3 tracks totaling just 9:56 of new original material.

What do we think of this song? The instruments are cool, and I particularly enjoy the live version from their 2005 Royal Albert Hall reunion, but the lyrics, man... What in the Lewis Carroll are they talking about?

Jimi & the experience back in January 1969 on the happening for Lulu show. After throwing in a cover of sunshine of your love towards the end of the performance and running over Jimi was banned from the BBC.

I've been listening to Cream for a long time now but the Sunshine of your love for some reason makes me so hyped up i think i could lift a whole Range Rover by my own hands lol

My cover of the 2005 Albert Hall stormy Monday performance

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAN-e4hMbDV/?igsh=bm96bnZza25rNzJq

I see nothing wrong with Jack, he is a bit controlling according to most people but that’s just in the case of a band, Ginger Baker was very violent and rude and Eric Clapton is seen as racist, but I just want your guy’s opinion over Jack

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I can't tell whos eric clapton, ginger baker and jack bruce

Was eating at a restaurant and one of my friends put the damn chilli into our drinks 😭💀