Cream Crossroads Live At Royall Albert Hall Reaction
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Cream - "White Room" features incredible bass and lead guitar work.
True, but the baseline in this is really good!
My Cream Faves are: Spoonful, Sunshine of Your Love and White Room
This was from their reunion concert in 2005. They hadn't played together since 1968, when they were a huge and influential group.
I was fortunate to see them during the Cream-Farwell tour at the L.A. Forum. It think it. was the Forum. Long time ago. WHITE Room. I thought Giner Baker was going to stroke out during his drum solo! 😁
Eric Clapton is one of the guitar greats of our time.
"I can't play the way Robert Johnson could; and I've never heard anyone else who could, either" - Eric giving props to the man who wrote this song, the LEGEND RJ
Ann Steiger - He's well above all of them, Clapton is God. ;D
The master at work
@@Module79L top three Hendrix, SRV and Hendrix. Won't argue about order.
@@samwood7331 - You didn't get it, did you? Google "Clapton is God". ; )
It's hard to believe this song is over 80 years old. Written and first performed by Robert Johnson back in the '30s. Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker on drums, and Jack Bruce (RIP) on bass.
53yrs dude!!!.1966!!! come on man!
Confusing him....lol
@@markgoodwin6868 Read the comment again You're the one that's confused.
Mark Goodwin Bands have been rerecording old blues songs forever. Rock and roll came out of the Mississippi Delta. Robert Johnson, Led Belly and Son House made the songs that made these bands famous. Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin the Animals all did this.
Mistake, song not 80 yet, lol were not that old
Classic Clapton even after 30+ years. The man is one of the musical greats and this song proves it.
You have 3 of the greatest right there.... long live rock and roll 😎
Edit: Eric Claption,Ginger Baker and ( RIP ) Jack Bruce ! 3 of the greatest.... LONG LIVE ROCK AND ROLL ! 😎🎸
Clapton is the only person to be in the rock and roll hall of fame Three Times...as a solo artist, as a member of Cream and as a member of The Yardbirds. The Yardbirds at one point had Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck as guitarists and would eventually form the foundation for the great group Led Zeppelin.
NOPE, Paul McCartney for The Beatles, Wings and Himself
@@MrRoach-yo3mz Wings was "BUBBLE-GUM" music compared to anything that Clapton was in!
I thought he was in there too with Derek and the Domino's (Layla,Cocaine )
@@wiklow22, I have been a huge fan of Clapton for nigh on 50 years. I saw him live in Leeds where he was atrocious; pedestrian, rude and arrogant.
Mr. Roach, Wings are not in the HOF. Paul is just in as a Beatle and his solo material. Same with the other Beatles. The "fifth Beatle" George Martin is also in the HOF. If you doubt me, look it up on the official Rock and Roll Hall of Fame website.
Cream was one of the few 8-track tapes I ever owned. Loved "White Room" and "Strange Brew".
WOW I had those big 8 track cassetes too....leave them and they just keep on playing...YES,CREAM ZEPPELIN all the good'ns
This song came out in 1968. This was really a big hit as it has a very impressive guitar solo and kick-ass bass riff... The guitar solo (original live version) is really great... fast, precise, melodic and hyped
This was just the reunion. Watch them in the late 60s life !
This mans history goes back to 1962, he's been making hits ever since.
Yup, and wasn't even 21 at that time. But then again Mick Taylor was only 17 when he was recruited by John Mayall to be in the Bluesbreakers. Drummer Mike Shreeve was still a teenager when he played Woodstock with Santana !!! Talent does not abide by age.
All 3 members of Cream were at the top of the class with their instrument.
Jack Bruce - Bass, vocals
Ginger Baker - drums
Eric Clapton - lead guitar
My favourite Cream is Sunshine Of Your Love.
Back in the day, Cream was Jack Bruce on bass, Eric Clapton on lead guitar, and Ginger Baker on drums. Wish you could've heard Jack Bruce sing, but he passed a couple years a go. Loved their sound.
That's him on bass
@@ktwebbdevil I looked again and you're correct. He just didn't look like himself.
That's Ginger Baker on drums too.
He sang in this concert
Cream were real popular when I was in high school. My best friend and I were so upset when the band broke up. Clapton still sounds good.
Eric Clapton is one in a million!! Amazing guitarist ever!! FANTASTIC!!!
I saw Brian May from Queen in the audience
I love Brian’s warm smile.
Bryan Adams as well just after Brian May too......
Have been watching you youtube channel for a while now and haven't bothered commenting until now. Because didn't have much to say but, if you liked the song Crossroads you should watch the movie. Made in 1986 starring Ralph Macchio, Joe Seneca and Jami Gertz. Has a lot of songs written by Robert Johnson and Arranged by Ry Cooder. Very enjoyable movie and music is fabulous. I am so impressed by your attitude about music and life in general. Thank you you give hope to a 73 year old retired military man who now thinks there is still hope for the next generation to come after I am gone.
I love that movie!!!!!
He sure is!!! I stumbled across a Reaction video clueless to what it was, but thank goodness my Curiosity is Still in tact!!! I Love watching these "Youngers" Truly enjoying themselves on the roads we once walked, & ran thru!!! Memory Lane is Much Sweeter knowing it Won't die with us!!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE🇺🇸Hope you have a Blessed Day!!!
Here here !!! Well said, very well said. As an old timer who remembers Cream from when we were waiting for the next album after Fresh Cream to come out. And being disappointed Clapton left the Bluesbreakers. I agree, there may still be hope for the young'uns of today. Musically, that is. LOL
i am 74 years old.
I really enjoy see you rap generation people listen to the great artists from the 60's & 70's (Led Zeppelin, Cream, etc) and discover what really great music is.
You gotta love cream back then and now. Eric Clapton is one of the best.
Please do “Tears In Heaven” by Eric Clapton.
This is a great choice. I wish people would send more suggestions to MRM for classic rock and old school r&b and soul songs.
@@kjdavis1 Absolutely. With the wealth of material from the 60s, 70s and 8os, why are people wasting his time sending songs like the Mississippi Squirrel? Give me a break!
How 'bout some Teddy Pendergrass Love TKO or Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes If You Don't Know Me by Now or Al Green anything?
Your reactions are great BECAUSE you don't know who they are!
Robert Johnson song from the 1920's. Of course he didn't have electric guitar but he sure could play.
Lots of 60s rock bands made a fortune remaking Blues Music.
Joe Schmoe, like Led Zeppelin, the Animals, Rolling Stones....
@@matthewdrake4385 Exactly...
Amen
Joe schmoe they also made a lot of money for the cats that were still around
Love me some Cream but this version lacks all the energy from the 1968 live version. Just my taste and opinion. Cheers.
Agreed.
Yep...sad but true. It's great that they got together for this, but...yeah...40 years or so did make a difference in terms of energy. Not liking Clapton's guitar tone here (for Cream's music). Clapton's voice is as good as ever, though. And Bruce & Baker (God rest both their souls) can still kick out a hella groove.
@@madddog6790 Don't kill Ginger, yet. He's still alive. ;)
@@jbass6665 lol...yeah...don't know why I thought that
THIS is the version to listen to! Sorry, but no video, :( , but the MUSIC is OUTSTANDING for energy! Ginger Baker on the drums is just WILD, and Jack Bruce on bass just cant be beat. And of course, Clapton on guitar and vocals is at his best here!
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One of the all time best drummers too
Im of that era. I loved Cream from the outset. But at 70 now I appreciate even more just how bold and fresh their music remains even now when Clapton is the only one still standing. Such a era. I would not exchange it for anytbing. Its so great to relive the glory again today as new fans awaken to treasure after treasure we were gifted onto our plates.
Well said and we have just lost Peter Green...
Jeff Beck still doing it
@@robertskinner6487 Sadly, just 4 months after your comment,my friend....
Ty, I know that you have reviewed Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen,but I would love for you to see a video I came across on TH-cam. It’s a crowd at a 2017 London Greenday concert, singing Bohemian Rhapsody together. The first time I saw it I was almost overwhelmed with tears at the obvious love people have for Freddie and Queen. I also came across an iPhone video of a 2yr old singing Bohemian Rhapsody while in her car seat. I was crying I was laughing so hard! Both are worth seeing.
6:35 - right on - just because I've known of them for decades, doesn't mean you, or anyone else should.
It is like living in a town - there will be areas you have never been because there was no reason to - sometimes they may be only a street or two away - and there will be other areas you know well even if they're across town.
Music is like that, just like films (movies), and all sorts of other things - there will always be now stuff coming your way, even if some of that is very old - heck, heard a Queen track earlier tonight that I am quite sure I had never heard before despite listening to them for ~45 years!
Similarly, there is a LOT of 'rap', rythme'n'blues, country, etc. music I have never herd - it wasn't what I listened too.
The song was written by the legendary Robert Johnson
Eric played on 200 occasions at this World Famous Venue at The Royal Albert Hall in West London :)
You are a breath of fresh air my friend. i am so glad you have an open mind and appreciate good music
Would love to offer support but, its tight.
Riding with the King, (Clapton, BB King). If you wanna see what they matured to .Awesome work ...... keep it going. SC here.
great video!!!!!!
Cream was Clapton, Jack Bruce on bass and vocals, and Ginger Baker on drums. They were the first real power trio, were known for extended improvisational instrumental jams. The 1968 (maybe '69?) live version of this song, Crossroads, was phenomenal. Try "Born Under a Bad Sign", "White Room", and "Sunshine of Your Love", too. If you liked this, you'll probably like these others.
Cream is great, but still, Eric Clapton and Derek Trucks kill it. That Crossroads became his charity - love that
you got that right!!!!!! they are good together.
Watch Cream Crossroads live in San Francisco at Fillmore West in 1969. They were young energy back then. It was hard and fast. I hope you love it. Ginger Baker was crazy on drums. Jack Bruce drove the bass in high gear. Eric was his excellent self. I was there front and center. I'll never forget it.*
All three are top, top musicians. This was their reunion concert and they had not played together since the 60's.
Ginger Baker was one of the Great drummers of Rock and Jazz.
RIP Ginger Baker ✝ 19.8.1938 - 06.10.2019 ✝
.... this ModernRenaissanceMan loves and enjoys good music when he hears it no matter the whereabouts of these musicians or the colour of their skin, just look at his face when listening to this old Blues Song created and first recorded by the late ROBERT JOHNSON, who died in 1938 when allegedly having been poisoned by the jealous husband of his lover ... CROSSROAD BLUES ...
You weren’t living under a rock, just born way after the fact. Cream was great. They came out when I was in Jr. high (middle school).
Love the variety of music you choose. Thanks.
70+ rockin like that! We oldies can still rock
Eric Clapton is the only 3 time inductee to the Rock and roll hall of fame for his work with The Yardbirds, Cream and then as a solo artist. He has worked in 9 different bands and of course as a solo artist he has been a guest performer on many albums and concerts.
Clapton was also with the group Derik and the Dominos. Hit song was “Layla”.
Cream was one of the first power trios. Jack Bruce (bassist) did the lions share of the lead vocals ..ibelieve this was the first tune back in the day that Eric did lead.
The bass player, Jack Bruce, passed away in 2014 at age 71. Drummer Peter "Ginger" Baker is 79 and Eric Clapton is 73.
Cream, one of, if not the first power trio. They certainly kicked it up.
Saw Cream back in the day. Always a great show.
Dont let those fools who act surprised that you dont know these old guys bother you. This stuff happened 50 years ago. That's half a century. How could you possibly know. You werent even born. This is from the reunion concert at Albert Hall. They broke up in 1968 and hadnt played together since, then they did this. They played slower than they used to. Maybe it's got to do with their ages, I dont know. You need to watch their Farewell Concert from '68. That was the true Cream. The other two dudes are Ginger Baker on drums, probably the best drummer ever and Jack Bruce on bass, definitely the best bass player ever. Get a hold of the "CREAM GOODBYE" album and listen to the first cut 'Im So Glad". Listen to the bass (if you can isolate it, great) and you'll get an idea what a monster Jack Bruce was. This was in '68 when they were all young kids and they were at their prime. It's also faster than the way they played here at the reunion.
Never more disappointed I missed these 2005 reunion concerts (3) at Royal Albert Hall, but have watched them all in taped wonder and appreciation. Probably the greatest rock trio ever…ever.
First Super Group ... So much talent, such great music.
Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and the Great Jack Bruce (RIP) on that fretless bass, it just didn't get better than that. Cream was kicking when I was a teenager and they were one of my favorite bands. Thanks for the video. R
One of the good live performances of old classic rock guys, imho, is Iron Butterfly's "Inna Gadda Da Vida (the final performance)" from 2012. They were rocking it nicely. That is, if you would like to check them out sometime. Namaste
Clapton and others from Yardbirds also went through the great John Mayall Bluesbreakers of the early 60's. John, still recording and performing in his 80's launched dozens of careers. Check him out on Wikipedia sometime. It is a remarkable list of people that teamed up with him.
Glad you appreciate that there are only three in the band,ergo no rhythm guitar and/or keyboard to provide extra “support”. Having watched the video of this Cream Reunion Concert many times over, I am especially intrigued by the way Eric , Jack, and Ginger expertly master all the songs, especially We’re Going Wrong”.
R.I.P. Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker. You will be missed, but your music will lives on.
Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, and the Amazing Ginger Baker on drums. The very first SUPER group.
Was Brian May in the audience? It's Royal Albert Hall, where some of the most famous acts in England have performed.
Yes.
Brian May was there, also Bryan Adams....
I love Brian May, Queen
Not just England people from Wales and Scotland and Ireland have played at the Royal Albert Hall
3mins 47 seconds ....:)
Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker. The first Super Group.
Note: Cream was the favorite band of former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice.
Blues legend B.B. King once said that Eric Clapton was the blackest white dude he'd ever known. Eric has always had great love and respect for the blues, as this video clearly demonstrates.
Not bad for senior citizens. The first supergroup, with arguably the greatest guitarist, bassist and drummer in rock.
One of rock's most influential bands.
You sure got that right: it was hard to believe that only three cats made all that music. Saw them on their first tour, 1967, at the Fillmore. We knew it was guitar, bass, drums, but we still kept looking for the other musicians. None there. none needed.
Awesome job again!😎🤙🙏✌️👍👍 I had 31 injections in my head and neck (bee stings Lol) I’m disabled and I always have headaches!! Even migraines!! But hey there’s always someone worse!! Like a homeless vet (Falkland islands ) I know who needs surgery!! I’m poor from being disabled! My daughter is also! I don’t have much for money! I have a roof over my head and a great wife, son and daughter
Cream were a British rock band formed in
London in 1966. The group consisted of lead vocalist/bassist Jack Bruce,
guitarist/vocalist Eric Clapton and drummer Ginger Baker.
"them ol school cats were kickin it!" No sheet-ite. These guys here r like 60-65yrs young. Chk out the wheels of fire live. Came out 50+ yrs ago. Cream's best version of Crossroads. Didn't realize it was recorded "live". Sounds so clean. Nxt song is Spoonful. Give a listen. U won't b disappointed. I guarantee.
I was at this historic show & I've seen Clapton so many times live . He gets better & better every show .🎸
Should do “toad”. Baker is the man. What a life he led
Cream was the original "Super Group". Eric Clapton guitar, Ginger Baker drums, Jack Bruce bass.
Great version!... last time i was at the royal albert hall was in the 90s (i think) and saw THE BLACK CROWES.
You crack me up man! Enjoy the show
Fantastic performance from Cream.
There's a great shot of "Brian May of QUEEN" in the audience,a musicians musician if ever there was one
Ginger Baker, wow, kicks ass. I know this had to be one of Neil Pearts influences.
Jack passed recently R.I.P. Jack Bruce..one of the VERY BEST on BASS
Called, "Cream because they were the premier guitarist, drummer, and bass player of that era. Ginger Baker, drums Clapton guitar, and Jack Bruce on bass. Called the best of the best. You know how cream rises to the top of fresh milk? That's where the name came from. and by the way Clapton got real quiet after hearing Jimi Hendricks play, just FYI.
Love this!
Compare this version to the "original" on Cream - Wheels of Fire album. Amazing what has changed and what hasn't changed. I think at the time this was recorded Jack Bruce (bass) was in pretty rough shape, a mere shadow of his playing in his younger days. Surprised they got back together for this, basically Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker couldn't stand each other, but they buried the hatchet.
He plays New Orlean and Chicago blues just as good as rock!!!
Great Live Set. Not all groups can sing / play live like that and sound so good.
Wow!!! I loved this! Thanks Ty!! 👏😃
Eric Clayton pre solo career...one of the best. Classic
For me you are the best reactor because you don't do this for the views but for your vision. Seek first the Kingdom
Bout time! Finally a reaction video on Clapton. That's church right there!
The bass player is the late jack Bruce and the drummer is ginger baker.
I didn't read all the comments, but I read some and I was surprised nobody saw the lead guitarist from Queen in the audience.
A man dedicated to his craft and goes into new territory every time you hear him play.Cream-underrated .
Love your channel Ty! I know this is far removed from Clapton, but have a suggestion: Smooth Operator by Sade (pronounced Shah-DAY) - Nigerian born singer with a voice as smooth as silk. Keep up the great and entertaining work!
Cream was Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce
The Dark of a Moonless Night...
Story of the bluesman, the Devil, and the deal at the crossroads, as retold in Stephen Davis's Hammer of the Gods.
In the delta of the Mississippi River, where Robert Johnson was born, they said that if an aspiring bluesman waited by the side of a deserted country crossroads in the dark of a moonless night, then Satan himself might come and tune his guitar, sealing a pact for the bluesman's soul and guaranteeing a lifetime of easy money, women, and fame. They said that Robert Johnson must have waited by the crossroads and gotten his guitar fine-tuned."
As I have drifted through decades of music,one glam band had hit I liked. " I Ran" by " Flock Of Sea Gulls" Enjoy
Guitar is a red herring, the bass line in this song is where it is at
SmokeyTheBear So true, especially on the Wheels of Fire version.
Watch the 1970s versions before they got too old to do it right. I grew up with this when they were in their prime. This is a shadow of their greatness.
There was Brian May from the group queen at 2.57 and also Brian Adams
3 Minutes 47 :)
These three were rock n roll giants back in 66
Cue up Cream doing that same song LIVE in 1968 so you can see them when they were young
Great reaction Ty. Eric Clapton is a legend in his on time.
On Time ?
It's nice to know he is so punctual :)
There is a DVD for this show mixed in 5.1. Run it through your surround sound.
CREAM only 2 years as a band and in rock hall ,check them out btw . 3 of the top men at there skill set in rock .
This Cream cover of a Robert Johnson original was just one of hundreds of American Blues numbers done by British bands . At the time Black artists in America weren't getting the recognition they deserved , all their songs were being covered by white artists and getting in the charts . We Brits picked up on the Blues and electrified it and took it back to America with groups like The Rolling Stones and The Animals .... who immediately gave credit to the original creators , arousing an interest in Black Music , in White American youth . The Brit bands usually cited artists like Robert Johnson , Muddy Waters , Howlin' Wolf , Sam Cooke , and many more as their inspiration .
It is interesting to see your reaction to who is considered the best guitarist in the world, and in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for both Cream and Solo. He is still putting out awesome music after 50 yrs. That is world class, not a fad! Old dude my ass! haha