I’ve read Jack complimenting Gary, but it’s great to see from his glances at Gary that appreciation being physically manifested here. Seen Gary a few times, always brilliant.
I loved Cream’s version live, but I think this is way more exciting. Gary’s playing is inspired and on fire. Gary Husbands drumming is so good and so interesting and he drives the song along. I don’t really know what he’s doing, but his rhythm and intricate style is wonderful. He’s way better than most drummers I’ve heard. This is just fantastic. What skill and what passion. I love it!
Agree. If anyone ever wondered who Jack could replace Ginger and Eric with, well, the two Gary's are your answer. Impressive, high-level musicianship. And they genuinely seem to be enjoying themselves. Gary Moore had the reputation of being a bit of a grump, but you'd never know it here.
How we miss these geniuses Gary and Jack so talented they bwere incredible musician's wish they were still with us playing they were maestro's sheer maestro's R.I.P. MY FRIENDS I HOPE YOU ARE IN HEAVEN STILL ROCKING BLESS YOU BOTH.
December 1967 & I had just turned 13 and begged for the album for Christmas. I played it so much I swear if you held the record up to the light you would see holes in it where the needle wore thru it. This music changed our lives and changed the world.
Incredible and amazing performance by 3 Masters...of a song Jack and Eric say they wrote for Jimi Hendrix....RIP Jack Bruce and Gary Moore....Long live Gary Husband
I've interviewed Gary Husband a few times, a wonderful guy and an immense talent. Cool to see him playing with these other legends! I wasn't aware of this performance!
This is fantastic, why has it taken me so long to find this fantastic material! Jack and Gary were great as you would expect, but the drummer was brilliant too!
Quite possibly the best version of this song ever. One of the most difficult progressions to solo to - if you've ever tried it, you know. Gary Moore worked with it and put his fiery touch on display. Awesome job by all 3 of these legends.
These videos with Gary Moore who just how humble he must have been. A monster guitar player as we all know but staying absolutely true to the original song and guitar part.
It's good that the fire exit was close behind them because they set the studio on fire with that performance! This is as good as the original! Just amazing!
So many comments across the videos this trio did miss out Gary Husband's maestro drumming...he has played with some of the greatest jazz fusion musicians ever and is a legitimate top tier player
YESSS, finally someone says it out loud. Gary is in a class of his own when it comes to improvising solos, melodic play and expressive output. Eric never came close. IMO
if these guys would have formed a group back in the 70s they could have gone far.......VERY far.......haa.... Jack as happy as Larry, Gary M. making one forget the "former guitarist" and a Gary G. playing drums like no other.....great stuff.... but hey...it all went different...RIP guys.....
Hey, I saw THE CREAM at the L. A. Forum in October 1968, except for seeing BAKER, BRUCE and MOORE, this is about as close as you'll get to the original, although I saw Jack and Ginger and the utterly killer BLUES SARACENO at the Coach House club in San Juan Capistrano in the late 80's, and THAT friends was pretty &^%$ GREAT as well!
This performance is amazing and so glad we have to look at it forever with Jack and Gary gone now for Gary it must have been a fantastic feeling playing the songs that influenced him with Jack a dream come true for him Gary was great on drums as well 😁
Probably the first bass part I ever learned...thanks Jack! Edit: and drove my family crazy...😂 😂 actually I was thinking of Badge 1st and Sun Shine maybe second....all good...
Jackie- bass extraordinaire. We miss you. But this helps! I saw him at Yoshi's Jazz Club in Oakland two nights in a row, two sets each night 🌙 Spectrum Road with Vernon Reid on guitar 🎸 Cindy Santana Blackman on drums 🥁 Oh, and Carlos was there and came out later in the set. Unreal. Two of my all time favorites on stage together right in my face with my front table (!) In heaven. So glad I had that experience with Jack Bruce. Ever since I was a teenager, playing bass and guitar. I even got an SG bass guitar like he had in Cream. This rocks! 🕉 Gary Moore, Gary Husband 👏
It’s taken from the Jack Bruce “Cream of Cream” bass tutorial DVD 📀 he gives instructions and insights and then the songs are demonstrated by this lineup in a studio 🎶
perfect! And the way Jack tickles those fat strings gives me "the vapors". Time saving, definition: Etymology. From Middle English vapour, from Anglo-Norman vapour, Old French vapor, from Latin vapor (“steam, heat”).
Gary Moore looks like he’s having the time of his life.
I don't think I have ever seen Jack so happy. Now this IS a Supergroup!
Check out CVD/videos of the 2005 Cream concerts at the Albert Hall - you will see three virtuosos ALL very happy and feeding off each other.
it could and should have been...but never "really" was.....just a bit of "fun".....
I’ve read Jack complimenting Gary, but it’s great to see from his glances at Gary that appreciation being physically manifested here. Seen Gary a few times, always brilliant.
Gary Moore should have joyned up with Jack back when Cream split up......i would have loved that.
Wow. Blessed to have had these guys in our lives. Bruce & Moore sadly missed.
Good thing there's a fire exit nearby, the way these guys are burning up the stage.
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🎯
It's a recording studio, but which one??
@@whicker59 you got me there. do you know? I suppose I could have refined my joke a little more...
Nice!
I loved Cream’s version live, but I think this is way more exciting. Gary’s playing is inspired and on fire. Gary Husbands drumming is so good and so interesting and he drives the song along. I don’t really know what he’s doing, but his rhythm and intricate style is wonderful. He’s way better than most drummers I’ve heard. This is just fantastic. What skill and what passion. I love it!
Agree. If anyone ever wondered who Jack could replace Ginger and Eric with, well, the two Gary's are your answer. Impressive, high-level musicianship. And they genuinely seem to be enjoying themselves. Gary Moore had the reputation of being a bit of a grump, but you'd never know it here.
How we miss these geniuses Gary and Jack so talented they bwere incredible musician's wish they were still with us playing they were maestro's sheer maestro's R.I.P. MY FRIENDS I HOPE YOU ARE IN HEAVEN STILL ROCKING BLESS YOU BOTH.
December 1967 & I had just turned 13 and begged for the album for Christmas. I played it so much I swear if you held the record up to the light you would see holes in it where the needle wore thru it. This music changed our lives and changed the world.
absolute masters at work......................... RIP
Gary was just amazing..best guitarist
he certainly was.....always on fire....especially live....
This makes me so happy.
Incredible and amazing performance by 3 Masters...of a song Jack and Eric say they wrote for Jimi Hendrix....RIP Jack Bruce and Gary Moore....Long live Gary Husband
RIP John! Shocked to hear! Thanks for all the music 🎶
Jack played with some of the greatest guitarist of ALL time and he always brought out the best in them! 😊
Outside of the original Cream, this ia as good as it gets!
Guitar playing it's better than Clapton
@@RobertPolischukShirley, you jest. Not even close. Eric was/is so much more agile, lyrical and inventive.
Gary Moore did a hell of a good cover here!!
3 of the best. Fantastic talent all round.
What great music, glad to be a child of the 60s.
Perfect playing,perfect sound..awesome performance form two extraordinary musician ..💯👍 RIP Gary and Bruce (all credits for drummer..
A great Gary R.I.P
Husband working so hard - brilliant. Respect, only one still alive!🙁
This is FANDAMNTASTIC , Three great musicians got love it. Two bad Gary Moore and Jack Bruce are no longer with us. RIP.
Gary Moore is one of the best guitarists of all time and this video is proof that what I just said is true and will be true for eternity.
Fun fact Jack Bruce based it on a distinctive bass riff he developed after attending a Jimi Hendrix concert
I likes this song
Any clue which Jimi song?
@@robin2012ism stone free maybe?
Can'r get any better than this brilliant performance.For me,better than the original
The drums and bass are mixed perfectly
All these songs bring back memories of my high school days. Loved you guys then and you still do!
I've interviewed Gary Husband a few times, a wonderful guy and an immense talent. Cool to see him playing with these other legends! I wasn't aware of this performance!
This is fantastic, why has it taken me so long to find this fantastic material! Jack and Gary were great as you would expect, but the drummer was brilliant too!
Quite possibly the best version of this song ever. One of the most difficult progressions to solo to - if you've ever tried it, you know. Gary Moore worked with it and put his fiery touch on display. Awesome job by all 3 of these legends.
One word "Amazing"
These videos with Gary Moore who just how humble he must have been. A monster guitar player as we all know but staying absolutely true to the original song and guitar part.
It's good that the fire exit was close behind them because they set the studio on fire with that performance! This is as good as the original! Just amazing!
Absolutely stunning 7
So many comments across the videos this trio did miss out Gary Husband's maestro drumming...he has played with some of the greatest jazz fusion musicians ever and is a legitimate top tier player
I saw them at the Cellar Club South Shields the were class, bless them both.
Absolutely amazing. Playing doesn't get much better than this.Gary seems to get so much more feeling out of his guitar than Eric , personally.
YESSS, finally someone says it out loud. Gary is in a class of his own when it comes to improvising solos, melodic play and expressive output. Eric never came close. IMO
Eric who?😂
@@marydoyle1110 Eric Clapton, the guitarist from Cream
Best version thanks for the music
Cream, Level 42 and Thin Lizzy all in one place. F kin marvellous. Cheers guys
Great playing, as expected! Singing and playing fretless at the same time is amazing. Would have been loud in that room lol. RIP Jack and Gary.
Just sheer love for those 3 .
Gurning and guitar work brilliant in equal measures.
God bless 'em.....
No comment..💯🎸👍
Awesome playing! Would of been cool if they had played gigs with this line up! :)
Fantastic I could listern to these rock gods forever raw talent
Some real rock musicians , great song, fabulously played, nearly done as well as Cream(Jack on bass) That's high praise when I say nearly.
Oh my ! Don't want this to stop.
if these guys would have formed a group back in the 70s they could have gone far.......VERY far.......haa....
Jack as happy as Larry, Gary M. making one forget the "former guitarist" and a Gary G. playing drums like no other.....great stuff....
but hey...it all went different...RIP guys.....
Hey, I saw THE CREAM at the L. A. Forum in October 1968, except for seeing BAKER, BRUCE and MOORE, this is about as close as you'll get to the original, although I saw Jack and Ginger and the utterly killer BLUES SARACENO at the Coach House club in San Juan Capistrano in the late 80's, and THAT friends was pretty &^%$ GREAT as well!
When Gary switched to the bridge pick up the hairs on the back of neck stood up. Sadly missed they were the best
All three are great to watch. You can really appreciate how they do their job. You have to be exceptionally coordinated to be in this line of work.
Love that big finish!
Excellent performance!
In the studio but "live" at the same time... chemistry! When/where did this happen?
INCREDIBLE !!!
Wouldn't be great to have all the cameras on at the same time? So much going on from all three of these greats.
GARY..... maravilloso, como siempre!!
Bravo!
Cool
This performance is amazing and so glad we have to look at it forever with Jack and Gary gone now for Gary it must have been a fantastic feeling playing the songs that influenced him with Jack a dream come true for him Gary was great on drums as well 😁
Too the best
Probably the first bass part I ever learned...thanks Jack! Edit: and drove my family crazy...😂 😂 actually I was thinking of Badge 1st and Sun Shine maybe second....all good...
The best Song of All Time
Great cover!
I was lucky to see these guys live at the cellar club South shields they did 2 nights they were class, Jack and Gary sadly missed
That is good stuff. Too bad nothing like that on the radio now.
saw Cream '69 Shrine Auditorium and farewell concert at Forum. Bruce was a real artist.
Jackie- bass extraordinaire.
We miss you. But this helps!
I saw him at Yoshi's Jazz Club in Oakland two nights in a row, two sets each night 🌙
Spectrum Road with Vernon Reid on guitar 🎸 Cindy Santana Blackman on drums 🥁
Oh, and Carlos was there and came out later in the set.
Unreal. Two of my all time favorites on stage together right in my face with my front table (!)
In heaven.
So glad I had that experience with Jack Bruce.
Ever since I was a teenager, playing bass and guitar. I even got an SG bass guitar like he had in Cream.
This rocks! 🕉 Gary Moore, Gary Husband 👏
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Serious good Cream vibes especially at 3:37 to 4:25, heart warming............
Incrível, não dá para acreditar que Gary Moore e Jack Bruce já se foram, mas sua música permanece eterna!!!
Awesome
🔥🔥🔥
LOVE this!!!
Outstanding!
I'm in.
SSSSCREAMMMMMM!
😮😮😮
👏👏👏👏👏
❤❤❤❤❤
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Verdadeiramente esse cara era um monstro sagrado do contra baixo!
Clásica de The Cream El brillo de tu amor la escuché por primera ves en el radio por el año mil novecientos sesenta y ocho y hasta hoy a la fecha
Obaj gitarzyści są wspaniali! Ale to co robi perkusista, to jest ozdobą tego wykonania! Brawo Panowie!👏
Nobody does "guitar face" quite as good a Gary Moore. Check out the CD, "BBM". Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, and Gary Moore. It's great.
There was a Scotsman , Irishman and Englishman and by god could they make music.
parece fácil, mas é só para os genios!!!
This is a trio and not a solo act or am I wrong? Love Jack, but show some love all around.
Otherwise one of the best covers I've heard.
More please.
It’s taken from the Jack Bruce “Cream of Cream” bass tutorial DVD 📀 he gives instructions and insights and then the songs are demonstrated by this lineup in a studio 🎶
Das nächste "beste Riff aller Zeiten" aus dem Proberaum!!!
good as the original
For me, better. The jamming after the vocal break raises the game. Never a Cream tune I really took to, but this version is on fire...
Best COMBO EVER ..
Cmon Man !
Суперрр 🎉👍🍀☦️🇷🇸🇷🇺
perfect! And the way Jack tickles those fat strings gives me "the vapors".
Time saving, definition: Etymology. From Middle English vapour, from Anglo-Norman vapour, Old French vapor, from Latin vapor (“steam, heat”).
That song NeveR sounded so g00d
Kinda odd.....quite often each guy doin THEIR OWN THING....yet they Alllll bring it back in when it's time.... WoW
That's the most Cream performance I've seen out side of the real thing. Better than 2005 (sorry Eric and Ginger!)
LISTEN TO SPOON FULL
Mytee tuff psychedelicious
Where was this filmed at?
Get stuff, and obviously the engineer didn't have the bottle to ask Gary to turn down😀
ow man, my audial imagination keeps putting a fretted slightly overdriven Rick sound in Cream))