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kcar wrote:Here's what puzzles me about Eric Clapton: at one point he was (from what I've heard) a real blues purist. He quit The Yardbirds in part because he thought their single "For Your Love" was a commercial sell-out.
And then Cream puts out this electric psychedelic version of a blues classic and a live take on "Crossroads" that is a screaming electric guitar freak-out.
What the hell happened to the blues purism, Eric?
Who cares? GREAT TUNE! Thanx RP!
dwhayslett wrote:
A person's points of view and opinions can change over time.
Yep! Stuff happens, for better or worse!
A person's points of view and opinions can change over time.
Yep! Stuff happens, for better or worse!
kcar wrote:
A person's points of view and opinions can change over time.
What the hell happened to the blues purism, Eric?
A person's points of view and opinions can change over time.
God.
Good day for a September 7th cake!
Lots of cream.
Lots of cream.
Yes Eric, It seems you really were born under a bad sign.
Spliff wrote:
Here's what puzzles me about Eric Clapton: at one point he was (from what I've heard) a real blues purist. He quit The Yardbirds in part because he thought their single "For Your Love" was a commercial sell-out.
And then Cream puts out this electric psychedelic version of a blues classic and a live take on "Crossroads" that is a screaming electric guitar freak-out.
What the hell happened to the blues purism, Eric?
Three little British guys refining the best in American Blues. Thanks
Here's what puzzles me about Eric Clapton: at one point he was (from what I've heard) a real blues purist. He quit The Yardbirds in part because he thought their single "For Your Love" was a commercial sell-out.
And then Cream puts out this electric psychedelic version of a blues classic and a live take on "Crossroads" that is a screaming electric guitar freak-out.
What the hell happened to the blues purism, Eric?
this is the Real Deal for me man, play it loud transcendant rock music!
Originally Posted by Spliff:
Three little British guys refining the best in American Blues. Thanks
When I come back to life all I want to be is Eric. Is that too much to ask?
I played that album so much when I was in HS that the needle (remember needles?) started playing the other side of the album. One of their best cuts - and they had a LOT of them.
Three little British guys refining the best in American Blues. Thanks
Originally Posted by gp:
Albert King recorded this first and did a great job with it too!
it wasn't until years after i first heard this song that i even knew that cream covered old blues songs. radio here in nyc in the late 60's (even free form radio) barely played old blues songs. but then little by little i heard the original stuff and you're right it's great. how about rp, maybe some albert king would be real sweet.
more Ginger Baker!:D boy can i relate :roll:
Albert King recorded this first and did a great job with it too!
Yes, they were all egotistical asses, but damn they made some fine music!
It is nice to be reminded of a musical pinnacle that stood as part of the soundtrack of a particularly fruitful time of personal growth, and now is just a lost beacon in the fog of forgotten youth.
i hang out a few klicks north of tequillaville.
eternally sweet.
Man I love this song. I haven\'t heard it in decades! 
Listen to that drumming. tight, funky, yet bluesy
I played that album so much when I was in HS that the needle (remember needles?) started playing the other side of the album.
This is absolutely great!