Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love (Farewell Concert - Extended Edition) (1 of 11)
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- Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love live at Royal Albert Hall, London.
November 26th, 1968
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"Farewell Concert" is the live recording of the Cream's final concert at the Royal Albert Hall on November 26th, 1968.
Directed by Tony Palmer, the film incorporates pieces of six performances with narration by BBC announcer Patrick Allen, along with interviews with the band members themselves, showcasing their playing abilities.
The film has often been criticized for both its mediocre sound and visual effects.
In 2005, a special extended edition of the concert appeared featuring full versions of all songs separated from the narration and interviews. The new version featured digitally remastered sound and video including three bonus songs. - เพลง
One Drum. one Bass and one Guitar filled the Albert Hall completely,what an extraordinary event
And one voice.
@@frederickglasser5617Two voices
Like a fine wine that never ages!
Jimi filled that house with magical energy and sounds also a great musical time experience for sure 💜☮️🇺🇸🎸🐐
The best era
Just can’t get anything close to this good in 2023
Can’t believe how young they were and performing at this top level, geniuses … whew!
Jack Bruce -25
Eric Clapton -23
Ginger Baker -29
It's really unbelievable I have 23yr olds at my job who can't even answer the phone and take a message correctly let alone do this LOL
Only Eric looks close to that age here. The boys were living pretty fast apparently. lol
@@x8jason8xHaha, I think Jack Bruce is so darn sexy here, it’s his “presence” the whole package, if you will.
@@KittyGrizGrizloved Jack's voice....... he's enjoying himself: Ging looks like he's definitely ready to retire somewhere and Eric always seemed too shy for someone that could play at that level of absolute perfection to complement Jack's riff.......good times!
@@ValerieLorna1Yep, spot on assessment here! Eric is a hottie too, he looks very good in the color red, love his haircut too, ooof this is such a sexy song! 😂 ❤
Truly the crowning moment in Eric's musical career....his time with Cream pales anything else he ever did......
No safety net in a three piece.
100% Man. It just didn't get any better for Eric after this ha ha ha!
@@CountryBoyShane and now look at him. he's become such a disappointment.
Cream was epic. I heard this song minutes after I got my draft notice for Vietnam. Their tunes kept me going through that dark and profound journey. Just read Rs's book CIB 1969 and it is all put in an amazing perspective. Bruce, Clapton, Baker, hard act to follow...ever. Danny the Vet
si yeah
@TheVeteransNetwork...I am still overwhelmed by this song. Great music!
Thank you for your service.
U havent heard hendrix have you
I can imagine what that was like... I don’t know if I could if gone after that
I really don't want to be that person but look at that crowd, no phones. I wish people nowadays could just go to a concert and enjoy the moment and not try to film every second of it. Such a great song
You say you don't wanna be that person, but I wish more people were like you. I work at a venue and it's just a wave of phones in the audience. I get wanting to preserve the moment with a picture or two, but it's happening right in front of you. Just enjoy it, jeez!
Back then people were very active and sociable but now with advanced communication technology we have people becoming lazy and isolated.
ok but if the camera man films it,its ok. got it
It was almost 60 years ago. People didn’t have cellphone back then.
if modern phones existed back then theyd be everywhere man lmfao. its not that they wanna enjoy the moment, its that they didnt have the technology.
This song.......the way it builds up......makes me want to scream with joy. I am so happy to be the age I am. I saw it all. Society was exploding.
My dad inadvertently changed my life. We were driving to one of the first Target stores to shop. Dad was a music lover himself but more like Perry Como and Frank Sinatra. Anyway my brother and I are goofing around in the back seat, no seat belts mandatory at that time. Dad is driving and fiddling with the radio dial and….. the opening bars of Sunshine of Your Love come through the speakers. Maybe the only time in my life I told him to not change that station. He listened and I became transfixed with Cream and always will be.
It's impossible to quantify the magnitude of the legendary "Cream" they we're THE BEST 🤟
Thumbs up for the crazy headbanger in front of the stage... that's the true spirit of heavy music!!!
Long live all headbangers around the world!!!
Let's not, I remember far too many concerts, and Rock' rep., marred by out-of-control children.
That's my dad 😂
A pioneer
Just an afterthought no one knew what was about to become
i get chills listening to Clapton here..woah...what a TONE!!! Nobody ever pushed Clapton like Ginger and Jack...literally forced him out of his comfort zone into wondrous tonefull musical historical territory!!!
The master of the clichee, said an american newspaper. Totally overrated.
@@philfrank9226 Amazing isn't it? Never understood why that one-trick pony garnered such sycophantic praise! Love the fact that Hendrix calmly stepped up and took his _WHOLE_ world apart without breaking a sweat.
he is a master said me
@@dancarter482 Hendrix loved Cream
@@fabreezethefaintinggoat5484 And he was EVERYTHING Clapton _WANTED_ to be!
The guitar solo blew my mind, they’ll always be the best. ❤️🎸
I’m only 36, oh how I wish I could have lived to have seen some of those incredible concerts from yesteryear . Wailing blues rock at it finest !
You’re telling me? I’m only 20
Me too
Yeah but we had Staind and Puddle of Mudd
@@nicky2coats yea man, I liked the strokes and white stripes back in my late teens early twenties.
@@nicky2coatsLol 🤦
Cream are one of the bands that changed Rock and Roll Music Forever !
And to this day I have'nt heard a band as good as they were live,even if they were'nt together for that long,I can still remember the year they started as cream and getting their first album for christmas,I played it to death with the volume turned up full and I didn't care what the neighbours said because I still can't lip read to this day,and that's what a young 70 year old headbanger has to say,have a nice life everyone.
Good on yer mate
I was 13 when this song arrived. It’s 2023. I’m still saying …..are you freakin kidding me . Damn this is perfection . A masterpiece.
50 years have gone by since I first saw these boys play this song live in Chicago. It seems like yesterday, it’s still is one of the best rock songs ever, it still sounds fresh. That’s the true testament of Rock and Roll. That was a style of music that has not reappeared in any form since. RIP Jack Bruce.
forget the message...forget the lyrics....just play.....words of wisdom from the best musicians on the planet
The opening riff of this song is one of the most memorable in rock history.
This phrase describes everything that I love about rock "Forget the message forget the lirycs and just play"
Possibly the greatest rock performance of all time. The audience is amazing too.
not even in the running
@@ericgendell8874 Oh OK, if you say so. You obviously know better.
Yes, but not Rory Gallagher.....
No, Blind Faith was the best 45 minutes of music ever performed. Unless you like Skynyrd/s Free Bird. Who cares? YUM
Jack Bruce's face 4:20 to 4.50; he knows they're nailing some of the greatest music that would ever be made.
they did not make it....they were instructed.
Or the acid just peaked
@@mechanic6682 haha fr right lol
Died in 2015 or 2017
@@mechanic6682 not only acid for the guitarist and the drummer. The latter went to Tuscany to rehab, harvesting olive trees too in the process.
Baker was a madman, and the most skilled drummer of a generation of talented players.
Don’t forget Bonham and Moon.
@@scottrussell1006 Bonham is on my top 5 list. Moon maybe top 10.
@@mga2899Moon was brilliant in his own way. I think they all had their own styles obviously. Baker could be a Jazz type drummer. He's usually recognized as top 10. Bonham is the measuring stick, though. If you're talking rock music. Him or Neil Peart
Ditto for Bill Ward!
What an amazing live performance, this is just incredible PURE GOLD. Ginger, jack and Eric where just AT THE TOP
THE BEST BASS + THE BEST DRUMS + THE BEST GUITAR
and that multi inmstrumentalist bass player could sing with Pavorotti
The commentator said: "They might not be the best musicians". He clearly didn't know what the hell he was talking about. They're all legends.
That has to be one of the greatest, most iconic melodies of all time
I have heard it was written as a tribute to Jimi [Hendrix]
Well, that's interesting-- cuz the song was written in 1967, and Jimi died in Sept 1970---
@@thomasfoss9963 It was written more as an imitation than a tribute but hey... nobody would ever mistake this for a hendrix song!
@@davidrosie4995 Is beatifoll ❤❤❤❤
@@thomasfoss9963 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You can tell each one of them is playing their heart out. Respect to them.
The frantic voice, the guitar and My God: these drums, like a train rolling over you. That is what I call a rock band.
...so is michael shareve of santana when they did soul sacrifice...
To only have 3 members it had a much bigger sound! Fabulous!!
Yeah . " Blue Cheer " also had three , but weren't quite the same caliber . Though I love Blue Cheer .
I love the line , “they may not be the greatest musicians “…. If he only knew back then
Its appropriate. Great then. Some of the greatest ever but not THE greatest ever in 2024. Top 5-6 maybe no
lower than 10 for all three
Amazing raw power that translated into some of the best sounding music ever produced. Beyond Iconic.
Back when music was music. My dad raised me on this stuff. I was born 79. We've had some good stuff since and some of them were still playing but the stuff back in the day was the shit!
Still some bad ass stuff right there even 47 years later. God Gave The Cream.
I love the way baker played this song.. Very inspiring with the extraordinary beat he made up.. Surely baker is the one of the great drummers in the world...
And a bit mad as well hated
Kieth moon
Big time ??? Ha 👍 rock great as well 👍
Timeless Gem this concert was as well
Still is as well to this day 2022 so
Ginger drumming makes the song.
Oh, absolutely one of the best rock drummers
@@raymondgriffiths9766 ginger is on a different plane of existence than keith....
Ginger was very miffed at the lack of credit he got for his contribution to the realisation of this song - slowing the riff down and elevating it from a throwaway lick to classic status. I didn’t realise how good he was until watching “Beware of Mr Baker”.
❤Without doubt one of the great groups of all time
Clapton does an improv live unique . Hard to believe this was farewell in 68.
I saw this concert on BBC TV in 1968 and fell in love with the blues. I can still play the bass line 50 years later
First bass line I learned
Замечательно!!!
R.I.P. Jack Bruce! Your music with the Cream defined what we call nowadays Hard Rock and even Heavy Metal Music!
A legendary musician, thanks Jack!
Man, I can remember riding around Philly with friends from Germantown/ Stenton Ave listening to this. Those were good time days! Peace
Nothing better than a good old fashioned "Cream" jam!
Fantastic singer, fantastic songwriter, fantastic performer, fantastic bassist.
Rest well good sir, Jack Bruce.
The When, Where, Why, and How of CREAM -- my favorite Rock grouop of the 60's & 70's...to this day! Rock on!!! 🙂 (Y)
Snuck in to a bar dive. NJ. It was CREAM. Blew my mind. It resonated the chords, the stamina.
I didn’t understand what was happening, but adolescence intuition told me this band was destined to be great
Вещь сумасшедшая на все времена,, мне 70 лет слушая Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love душой молодею!!
And I'm 73... still sends deep vibes in my soul.
Every concert tour was done w/ out abandon, heart, soul, blood, sweat, and tears, we had an amazing time, if you think u enjoyed listening to the show, you have no idea, how much we truly enjoyed being w/ the other band members and producing it, the long hours, the drama, is all part of making this music, what it is today
One of my very favorite songs of the day. ❤ There voices were very mature and seasoned for their ages.
Wow! What else can anyone say about Cream! This is music of any kind at its peak. Like someone just baked the finest cake ever made. I was within feet of Cream in New Haven Farewell Tour. I still have the photos to prove it! Ginger Baker was helped onto the stage and off! What a incredible concert!
The music still holds up. The musicians still amaze. Such sustained, volcanic brilliance-I don''t know if it will ever be matched.
I don't think any band could go anywhere near these guys true blues rock
Totally bewildering. The ultimate psychedelic band. Astounding.
I was there!!!!!
...and you're still alive? (just kidding). I was already 3yrs old so I'm almost a polished living fossil.
Lucky
Lucky bastard
Are your ears still ringing? What a piece of rock history to be a part of! If only Jack and Ginger could have tolerated each other for a few more years and albums, so much amazing music in only two years. I know first-hand how Jack and Ginger just end up fighting, at least in my stomach more than a few times.
Yeah you and all 6 million people who claim to have been at Woodstock
The verry best Band of the World. Ich bin ein absoluter Fan von Cream die ich seit meiner Jugend verfolge . Jeder Song einfach ein absoluter Tophit. Zeitlose und wunderbare Gitarrenklänge. Oh Jäääh. Ginger ist einer der besten Drummer auf unserem Planet und Eric wie auch Jack absolute Spitzengitarristen. Ich liebe diese Band und ihre Musik. Danke Cream, Ihr lebt weiter In Eric und in euren Fans.
Thanks for the video, I grew up as a teenager listening to cream. I was in Junior high School. I guess I'm getting up there, pushing! 70 real hard. I had a guitar and took a few lessons. Well my daughter came and borrowed my guitar when she was in college, never saw it again. 😂Thank you for the memories.
all three of them were extremely talented live. This is amazing
what a band, they achieved so much in such short space of time.
2 years is a very, very short span . And to do as much as they did was , crazy.
Greatest Rock/Blues/Pop music ever made......Oh, how I miss this era.....
Seeing this group, live had to be an event. Each person was so good at thier job. And the best song, ever. 👏👌🎼🎸🎤🎸🎤🥁
One of the great bands of the 20th century and there were only 3 members, 3 members of unbelievable talent
The guitar solo is awesome.
High Energy Classic rock. 3 of the greatest musicians ever.
The Cream always comes to the TOP. I play this all the time
It still blows me away today, so you can imagine how I felt when I was missed it. Because I was only born 1966 England winner’s anyway CREAM🍻💯🇬🇧👍👍👍
Person leaning on stage with the camera owns some INCREDIBLE photos!
Just amazing the kind of sound a truly talented trio can create with just two guitars and a drum set...
My Dad introduced me to this music years ago and I must say it's amazing and timeless. Cream is so talented. This is awesome❤️💥🎶🎸🥁
I can never get enough of this.. Laugh how they are speeding this version up as they are younger .. While listening to the latest live version , they do it more soulful - as they are older... Just adore this kind of MUSIC !! Sure , I play it .. But not this good..
The first time I heard this song was in 1968. I was taking and R&R from Vietnam. I was in a cafe in Sydney Australia. I couldn't believe that three people could create this. What a fantastic group.
I dare any modern pop star to come close to this! rock n roll at its absolute purist xx
All of them probably top 5 all time at their instruments. What a band
Cream is an underrated group but they are legendary and they took you on one hell of a musical journey. I'm grateful that i got to hear their music 🎶 🎵 and grow up listening 🎶 to them and join the journey with them
RIP Jack Bruce. The heartbeat of one of the greatest bands ever.
Once upon a time there was an alternative BBC- Bruce, Baker, and Clapton, just one channel, stellar entertainment for 2 years, all sorted.
I've got an alternative BBC right here for ya
Cream was the best Rock group, and best live performers ever!
3 stalwarts of their craft. Man, popular music today is so bad. I wish this purity would return.
An artist who lived and enjoyed life on his own terms, sad that he died, but really glad he lived, shared his talent and prospered from it.
Thanks, Jack.
the Best Time.
&Best music
I agree with you 100%. Though drugs have taken away so many that we love and admire, drug addiction and overdose is a fact of life and doesn't take away how talented and unique each one of our heroes were. Most of us live life on our own terms and live with the consequences, either good or tragic.
gnute9. But!!! lest we forget ....at least it was documented! thank God!
People complaining about the commentator and the "videographers".... This was 1968, for heaven's sake, when RP English ruled OK (look that up at the library ;) ), and video hadn't been invented. We're lucky that film still exists - and in colour :D. Thanks for everything, Jack x. (And thanks to Ginger for picking me up from the floor after knocking me over with your rucksack in the Students' Union bar in 1970.)
Good point,Lesly M. I think it's excellent quality for 68! We weren't exactly walking around with movie cameras built into our pocket sized telephones back than. LOL
Lesly Moore haha
even Clapton complained about the commentator. He said he was rubbish after seeing the final product of the documentary. He didn't like the editing of this either.
Modelhd3 hahahaha lol 😂
Puh-leeze it's horrible. The audio is muffled and the video too psychedelic. This was for posterity. There's no excuse..
Still the best 3 piece band out of the UK. They kick!
Free were great ( 3 piece band)
@@CliveAdlam-yn8uzFree was a 4 piece band, Andy~Simon~Paul K.~Paul R. 🤍
Fifty years ago, and this is still amazing ! Thank the Lord I was a kid when this music was being made and lived it. Try explaining to your parents what was happening !
Was anybody cooler than Jack Bruce? He was the consummate artist. Cutting edge musician and vocalist, nothing else to say, says it all.
JR in the 818 HIs voice was the Sound
+JR in the 818 he reminds me so much of jim morrison
+JR in the 818 Bruce was one of the GREAT vocalists of the period no doubt. I was just a kid at the time, but damn Cream was the heaviest band I had ever heard up to that point, still love them almost 5 decades later.
+James Scarcelli his voice is so operatic, it's so unique (and goddamn kickass) to use it in a blues band. I absolute love it -- vocally he's probably my biggest influence
+AMP09FH Never looked at it that way but yea you are right. He is def. one of the greatest.
It's been a year today since Jack Bruce's death...r.i.p to one of the greatest musicians and songwriters of all time, and my favorite bass player ever.
I remember the first time I heard this song Fall of 68 or thereabouts. Blew everything away
Great history lesson for up and coming musicians. These guys were all masters at a very young age.
Amazing how Ginger Baker could use 5 skins and a kick....yet make more sound than many drummers who use dozens of skins surrounding him. He was a master drummer.
Bruford too
It was their last gig, they hadn't played in England for nearly a year and they had a film crew documenting them - yet they sound like they are at their peak. No words.
Tbf they kinda were at their peak lmao
Ironically, Ginger said in an interview that it wasn't a very good gig.. perfectionist
@@Mule4ever123 not really. Oct 67 to Mar 68 is considered their peak.
@@bttmdweller I agree. The whole guitar solo piece sounded like a mess. Yes Clapton played a solo but to what song I have no clue, it certainly didn't match the song. Baker and Bruce sounded like they were going in different directions.
Pride, prowess -and love for their fans to give us a lasting memory.
Back in 1968-69 I was in the only NJ band in the area that played this song!
The audience always went nuts!
We were 7! Five musicians and two singers! Bass, Rhythm, Lead, Organ and unbelievable drummer!
These guys put most of today’s “musicians” to shame. Not necessarily from a technical standpoint but from the energy, musical chemistry, and improvisational ability. This is flat-out kick ass playing.
Отлично сказано!!!
Yes
Yep
Yup
Thanks Tracy. Born in east LA funny. Having to sneak back in funnier. Miss hearing Cream.🎉😅
"I'll give you my dark surprise" lol nice.
Check the proto-headbanging in the first row! metal head pioneers!
bart NJ dawn surprise :)
I think its the first recording of people headbanging
it doesn't get any better.
Pete Brown
25 December 1940 - 19 May 2023
Thank you for the sunshine of your lyrics, Pete
Jack Bruce’s bass with Cream was the best I ever heard.
During some of the concerts the crowd would shout out "You gonna die tonight Ginger?" 50 years later he's still with us. Legend!!
I saw them on the 1st U.S tour in a small club in NYC called the cafe au go go.The club held no more than 300 people,that night was like a scene from a starship,absolutely a wall of sound like no one ever heard until that point,with marshalls and gibson guitars,and Ludwig drumzz, making what was at time a musical orgy of sound.Cream were like no other,and Baker,Bruce,Clapton took rock/blues/jazz rock to another level.And yes i said jazz/rock because many things they were doing was a fusion of several different types of music.Truly a group unsurpassed and GREATLY MISSED in this world of AZZCLOWN rock bands.Viva Cream.
CREAM Was one of the greatest rock bands of all time and will live on as long as videos and recordings featuring their music are passed down from generation to generation and hopefully will out live Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck - - two of the greatest guitar players ever in rock music and two very deserving members of the rock and roll Hall of Fame
Sensational that is one of the best riffs ever. Ever!👍🏼🍻
Cream: A killer trio composed by Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton and the crazy Ginger Baker. Outstanding band!!😉❤
Rest in peace, Jack. Your playing in Cream is one of the biggest reasons I picked up a bass guitar. I wish I had the chance to tell you that.
Jack was the man
Imagine if his parents did NOT get him vaccinated? A different world it would be.
+++!!!
Needed this today. Granny had to rock out kids.
3:22 on is perfection
Clapton’s solo here is the best of any version of this song
it's very good, no doubt, for him just winging it. he never played this or any solo the same twice.
One of my favorites. However, I’m partial to the version he played at the Oakland Coliseum in California in 1968. In my opinion that was his best solo of any recorded version of Sunshine.
@@Dagger_323 hi, do you have the link vídeo this versión Oakland?
@@marioandresalcayagalagos1107 th-cam.com/video/h7b0CeDAmB8/w-d-xo.html here you go.
Mass sonic homicide was committed that night
Wow!! That Was Amazing & Awesome!! The Cream Rules!! Big Huge Thumbs Up!!
- Big Will / The Super Blues Universe
That solo hits and my ears are like what the hell is that awesoness
Such a beautiful track, almost the very best ever. Lovely 😊🇦🇺
Jack Bruce had an unbelievable voice. Very powerful
I wholeheartedly agree. But letZ not forget about hiZ amaZing bass playing 🎸