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Video Duration: 01:09:30
@gyorgyjanurik7947
Gut bess gooosssseer
@memalley
YES was the opening band for this show. Incredible.
@jaimelopez2528
those at the control room are not that well trainned , they only focuss on one or two guys instead of the whole group ,,,,,not a good job at all 😮😢😢
@JeniOnly
Man, Clapton and his Gibson ES sounded so good! why he switched to Fender is beyond me!
@JosephStriegl-st8lp
Go go you three nice drums Ginger and
Great guitar Eric , and Jack Bruce sounds great
@eastbay_bay
Thanks for going through the trouble of doing this. Gotta give it to the generation of Clapton, Beck, Hendrix, etc. (aside from the Romantic composers) probably the best musicians to walk the earth.
@Maria-tm2eu
Thank God that we were born a long time ago and lived already in the times real music was made. Sometines being so old has a good side too. Excuse my bad english , but I am an old lady…. 🤗
@josezaratemadrigal4924
Baker was a drums`s god
@MrDavidschloss
this must have been soooooooo loud!
@papipapi4554
👋😁
@papipapi4554
TAKE 🎸🎶🎶🎶
@papipapi4554
38'💂 alone.
@papipapi4554
100%📲
@papipapi4554
23.32 Cream.
@papipapi4554
Rythm…!…🎤 Yes, well…🎶
@papipapi4554
23.25👍
@papipapi4554
23.19…👍…🎶🎶🎶
@jackellock7113
I guess this mess is okay if you can stand it.
@sunburst58
Thank you for doing this!
@Steves_Music
So I guess the actually “crossroads” on the wheels of fire album was recorded at either the Fillmore or winter land both in San Fran. Anyone know which one specifically?
@rochellecarter7683
Whoever did the camera work did a terrible job. Three phenomenal musicians and mostly what you get is head shots. What a waste of an historic musical event.
@rick00770
My favorite band. I heard them here in America , down south on record only. But became a huge fan. Claptons still my favorite after all these years.
@kajio111
カメラワークが酷い。本当にもったいない。
@heyboz4458
Great work, guys. One hellova job putting this together. I for one appreciate your hard work and dedication. Takes me to places I've visited only once. That is where they will have to stay. No one else knows what I saw. enough said – dig it
@guitarnickbluealgroovyrus
Awfully recorded and shot, probably the sound in the hall itself was not good, the cameraman shows the other two while Clapton is soloing, couldn't pass past the 11th minute.😀
@sfeddie1
Very good job of putting this video together. I'm especially glad you didn't use very much of the video where the camera men were told by the director to oscillate the zoom to make things look psychodelic. I've sen seen those before and it's horrible to look at.
@user-yz7ej7ir1i
Молодцы ребята!
@user-yz7ej7ir1i
Круто
@franco8752
worse camera work ever
@franco8752
worse care work ever
@lukasmarzell5598
The beginning of hard rock in Great Britian, vs Hendrix, two years later it was Black sabbath, LED Zeppelin and the famous Deep purple, they took hard rock and turned into pure metal, so cream were the first actuall hard rockers, eric and jack playing their Gibsons through an big wall of Marshalls, ginger vs an dynamic thight drum rythm and three cool headvoice singers, an great concert and show in the Albert hall 1968.
@GeorgeDeMartino-ky4tx
14 years old, my first rock concert. At the "new" Madison Square Garden NYC.
Magical (even with less than ideal revolving stage).
Had good fortune to see Blind Faith about year later at same venue.
@gustavorosas3402
😅😙
@JazzCatzs
The camera man must have hated Clapton, since almost all the closeups are on Jack Bruce- so what if he is singing
@user-hy8uu4ii2r
伝説がきけた👍♥️
@peyotegardens
1968 really was a good year for music compared to this year or most years really
@billiam3367
All these years later, I am still amazed at the level of musicianship. And, I think Ginger Baker was the best of the three. I also think this was the peak for Clapton's guitar playing until maybe 1990 when he got deeply back into the blues. No flashy light show or exploding things on stage, just musicians at their peak. I wonder if Clapton's teeth mashing and jaw clenching was because he was on speed (as many rock players were in the 1960's) which could have led him to turning to heroin in order to get sleep and calm periods. There was a lot of pressure on these guys.
@unareplica6300
Cream and the Beatles… heavy 60's
@stefangruhn527
God bless Erik, Jack and Ginger, where ever they may be! Unvorgetten!
@Nikolaii2571
For three musicians, they did quite well.