Disraeli Gears was the first album I ever bought. There was a pretty girl whose boyfriend would wait for her every day in the parking lot of our high school, in his 1963 Corvette Split Window Coupe (lime metalflake green). One day, I was walking out and I heard these amazing sounds coming from inside the Vette. I walked up and stuck my head in the passenger's window. I asked him what it was he was listening to. He didn't even acknowledge my presence, he just grabbed the 8-track out of his deck, and handed it to me. I studied it carefully, and handed it back to him, thanking him as I walked away. That weekend, I bought the album and played it to death. I memorized every note and nuance. Usually, covers to this masterpiece are just grim. However; King Cool does Clapton, Baker and Bruce justice. VERY listenable,
Drummer is a BEAST...channeled Ginger Baker, and the bassist NAILS Jack Bruce! Th axe is truly outstanding, too, and has captured the soul of it, far beyond perfecting the lead line. This is the best "Crossroads" cover that I have ever heard. Amazing!
I was lucky enough to hear Cream live at Vets Auditorium Des Moines, Iowa in 1968. You guys sound SO good together!!!! I'm having a flashback!!! smile keep up the great work!!!!
Kudos to King Cool for even attempting such a cultural stretch. C+ for the singing, guitar playing, and drumming. A for the album cover. A+ for the bass player! If EC ever tours Japan again, Jack Okamoto could guest on bass.
He certainly had Jack's style down!! Wow. That's not an easy task! The singer had a SG. knockoff on Clapton's axe. Pretty wild stuff. Too bad Ginger didn't hear this?! I communicated with him once online + I blew it up with stupidity cause I thought it was a hoax. I was wrong!! His son is a drummer, I didn't know that. Great job guys!!!
Well I gotta say this is what happens when you pay attention! Your band has nailed the F^#k out of that classic Wheels of Fire track! I was blown away by Crossroads when the album came out. And I am still blown away hearing your version just now!! RIP Jack and Ginger, and rest assured although you're no longer here with us, your music lives on! Peace to you guy's for this beautiful performance! P.S. the first time I heard Crossroads preformed live was in '73. Lynyrd Skynyrd's 2nd Chicago gig at the Aragon Ballroom. They tore into this song as they took the stage. To me it showed what Skynyrd was all about, where their roots were. Anyway, it blew the roof off the joint, like you guy's are doing now! 😎
Really GREAT JOB guys !!! I'm sure Eric, Jack, & Ginger give you all 110 % approval on your Crossroads rendition. All the best to you & yours & stay well all. Keep on rocking !!!
Same pace as original Cream version. This latter has been nailed firmly to the top of my top ten forever. Most subsequent versions - including the great EC’s have unfortunately progressively slowed this track down more into bluesy renditions which was and is Eric’s chosen path. Nice try here, though.
Excellent,The Drummer double bass is a great upgrade
They FRIGGIN NAILED IT!!!!
Great job on the bass. Damn
The bassist absolutely NAILS the style of Jack Bruce. Really well done.
☝..yes this is thrue..!👍👌💥
Fun to watch you guys do a great job on a great song.
☝..simple great &cool gentleman..!😉👍👌💥regards from Budapest ❤🤍💚CREAM for ever..!
thanks! damn'! tight', king cool' progresive rockin blues is hard', good band', peace
Cream was my first love. I drum and Ginger was my guru. These guys have balls snd pull it off.
Disraeli Gears was the first album I ever bought. There was a pretty girl whose boyfriend would wait for her every day in the parking lot of our high school, in his 1963 Corvette Split Window Coupe (lime metalflake green). One day, I was walking out and I heard these amazing sounds coming from inside the Vette. I walked up and stuck my head in the passenger's window. I asked him what it was he was listening to. He didn't even acknowledge my presence, he just grabbed the 8-track out of his deck, and handed it to me. I studied it carefully, and handed it back to him, thanking him as I walked away. That weekend, I bought the album and played it to death. I memorized every note and nuance. Usually, covers to this masterpiece are just grim. However; King Cool does Clapton, Baker and Bruce justice. VERY listenable,
Wow !! Only the Japanese could do this..!!
This was sweet. The Japanese always go EXTRA.
And i think that bass actually has Jack's signature on it!
The same time colour..the same 'blown' sound! Great
Drummer is a BEAST...channeled Ginger Baker, and the bassist NAILS Jack Bruce! Th axe is truly outstanding, too, and has captured the soul of it, far beyond perfecting the lead line.
This is the best "Crossroads" cover that I have ever heard. Amazing!
Kudos to Cream for coming up with a fantastic interpretation of this song.
The first time I heard this, I almost thought it was the actual song recorded over the performance. Absolutely hit the bullseye, just awesome.
This is as close to Cream that you can get. Keep up the fantastic work gentlemen. A great tribute to the boys!
Rockin cover. One of the best I’ve heard and I’m a huge Clapton/Cream fan. Thanks for an absolutely amazing gift!
Three skilled asian musicians who obviously have put a huge amount of time into learning their craft.
And this tune was written by none other than Robert Johnson!
I was lucky enough to hear Cream live at Vets Auditorium Des Moines, Iowa in 1968. You guys sound SO good together!!!! I'm having a flashback!!! smile keep up the great work!!!!
Hola muy buena versión Felicidades, se oye Igual a la Crema
sweet , love it, canada.
Bravo!!!!
Went down the rabbit hole with Crossroads and found you guys!! Respect, man, and good job. The bass rocks.
Excellent vocals bass and guitar
Cool jam perfect
That's great guys bring back that old 60s heavy riffs I love it
Kudos to King Cool for even attempting such a cultural stretch. C+ for the singing, guitar playing, and drumming. A for the album cover. A+ for the bass player! If EC ever tours Japan again, Jack Okamoto could guest on bass.
Thank you! from J.Okamoto
He certainly had Jack's style down!! Wow. That's not an easy task! The singer had a SG. knockoff on Clapton's axe. Pretty wild stuff. Too bad Ginger didn't hear this?! I communicated with him once online + I blew it up with stupidity cause I thought it was a hoax. I was wrong!! His son is a drummer, I didn't know that.
Great job guys!!!
JAPAN "ROCKS"
I love bands like this!! They seem to really love what they are doing!
Exactly!
ギターの音がきれいで素晴らしい、いい音で楽しめました。
Great to see young folks from anothe country (and language) killing it.
One of the best covers of this song I’ve heard. Thanks guys, you kicked butt😎🥸
Thank you!
Kudos to the bass player.
Fantastic musicianship. Loved everything. Drums were powerful and exciting. Bass was just incredible - spot on! Guitar was brilliant too! Cheers guys
Thank You!
Great job guys! very well done!!!
Great stuff! Well done.
Serious students of DER CREAM . Thanks , Jack Bruce and Ginger for making the 60's legendary .
This is great! "Crossroads" is so difficult I admire any group willing to attempt it.
yeahhhhh as as spinman said it is very cose these guys own respect to what they play.
Love this cover, I'd pay to see this live x)
Great cover band from Japan, great job with voices and that hair.❤❤❤❤😊
Guys, I could dig this over and over and over, lead, bass, drums all top notch, thanks again, made my night!
Wy not in Europa ??? Super,super,super.
Very good !!!
bass!!!! oh baby,baby
Rock on !!!
Absolutely fantastic!
Fantastic... It's nice to actually hear the bass for a change ! Domo.
i like good job guys
Awsome job 🕶🚔
Those axes are sharp, bass player nailed it
Thank you!
I like it well done
That was pretty damn good!
Nice work! Bass player's killing it, but the whole thing is great!
Fuck n GREAT!!
This is TOO good!
Well I gotta say this is what happens when you pay attention! Your band has nailed the F^#k out of that classic Wheels of Fire track! I was blown away by Crossroads when the album came out. And I am still blown away hearing your version just now!! RIP Jack and Ginger, and rest assured although you're no longer here with us, your music lives on! Peace to you guy's for this beautiful performance!
P.S. the first time I heard Crossroads preformed live was in '73. Lynyrd Skynyrd's 2nd Chicago gig at the Aragon Ballroom. They tore into this song as they took the stage. To me it showed what Skynyrd was all about, where their roots were. Anyway, it blew the roof off the joint, like you guy's are doing now! 😎
I have only one word.............excellent !!!
Pretty darn good
Absolutely love it!
Awesome!!!
I also cover this one. Nice job here. Eric should be grateful, proud and loving it.
BRILLLIANT¡¡¡¡ LOVE IT ¡¡¡¡¡ GREAT ADMIRATION ¡¡¡¡
Really GREAT JOB guys !!! I'm sure Eric, Jack, & Ginger give you all 110 % approval on your Crossroads rendition. All the best to you & yours & stay well all. Keep on rocking !!!
Thank you! Rock'n Roll!
Great!!🤩🤩
Awesome
Nice Job!
Wow....what a band......great playing....and just like Cream!!
Bravo guys, Bravo. :))))
Love and respect for the epic live version. The trio is better than the sum of its parts. 😎🙏 Arigato!
Love the playing. Love The Fool guitar also 😀👍🏻
凄い！凄過ぎる😂ありがとうございます感謝です。
ありがとうございます🇬🇧
Love ❤Cream. Love ❤King Cool.
Great 😎
very good, very tight ......
AMAZING
We always knew there was talent in Japan as far as players go but you won't hear about it that often if at all
Cream fan here. But these guys do a damn good cover.
good sound bravo
grazyhorse2636 Thanks!
Nicely Done!
good vocals
WOW!
...can't quit watching...excellent performance...
Incredible ! Ichi ban !
well done!
Vocalist fantastic!! Well done really!!!
Excellent bassiste. Pour le reste on est tres loin de Cream.
Thank you!
Love it!!! ✊
These cats are stroking and smoking that cut!!!
Muy bien. Lo hacen muy bien estos japoneses. Los tres logran hacer una versión bastante decente.
完コピ出来るギタリストのアドリブ展開ですね。
πολύ ωραίο ΜΠΡΑΒΟ!
whoa, fast!
The best
excellent
damn!
Vraiment classe, cette reprise !
It's been said, but the Jack Bruce imitation is spot-on.
WHY IS EVERYONE SITTING DOWN???? GET ON YOUR FEET AND GIVE IT SOME WELLY
Hot damn...that shit was rockin', fabulous
Same pace as original Cream version. This latter has been nailed firmly to the top of my top ten forever. Most subsequent versions - including the great EC’s have unfortunately progressively slowed this track down more into bluesy renditions which was and is Eric’s chosen path. Nice try here, though.
誰だか存じ上げませんが、良いですね。