Cream - Sunshine of Your Love - Live Early Prototype скачать видео бесплатно
"COLLECTIVELY WHAT ABOUT AGAIN THE CREAM!!!!!!"
"ONE, TWO, THREE. FOUR!!!"
This is a very interesting version of Sunshine, performed before it had morphed into the version we all know and love. It is much more up-tempo, and you can see Ginger still hadn't fully realized that epic, native american style, drum beat that really completes the whole song.
Eric is also still trying to figure out how to solo over the chord progression which is a little funny to hear.
Its not one of their greatest versions of the number, but it has a huge historical significance and i think it is extremely interesting to see what Sunshine might have been if it wasn't for Gingers brilliance. And thats not to mention Eric who accomplished one of his great architectural solos on the studio recording let alone the use of his signature woman tone which really puts that "oomph" in the first hard rock riff ever recorded!!!!!!!
all in all... a must hear!
Live at the Ricky Tick, Hounslow, W. London.
22nd April. 1967
Комментарии
10 years назад
Steve Harris
Sorry to keep interrupting, but I like this version so much. Please give more info. Do you know exactly when and where it was recorded? Is this from an album? Which one? Also, I like the photos in your set. Do you know who that is on the right at 3:53? Metart93, this is special.10 years назад
Steve Harris
Prototype my butt. This is the real song, good version and I wish we had the live version to watch. If you didn't know, Cream did not play the same song the same way every time. They are artists. If you want the same song the same way every time, go listen to Perry Como or the other lounge singers. Two and a half minutes and out.10 years назад
remi françois
Quel son,quelle époqueSunshine Of Your Love demeure à jamais L'Everest de CREAMle chef d'oeuvre absoluce rythme,énorme !10 years назад
Russell Moker
Never heard this version. Pretty cool.10 years назад
Jim Nesta
Okay guys: let's speed up the tempo, get the hell outta here and get back to the pad so that we can munch down on that leftover pizza and finish off the rest of the beer in the fridge. 10 years назад
Patrick Harris
Wow, this is fast. I never heard it like this. I like it. You have cool pictures of them, too. I just recorded Sunshine of Your Love yesterday for a tribute to Jack Bruce. I sing and play bass guitar at the same time like Jack did. I had fun with this song. I even did the drum solo and threw my drum up in the AIR. Plus I played with a GIRL guitar player. It's my featured video right now if you want to see me rock hard. Take care.10 years назад
Sunshine Love
Cream - Favourite supergroup consisting of Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce.Reflection of 60s Magic uprise of some of the best rock music of all time.Sadly missed, Thank you for your gift of outstanding music and contribution to best songs ever, an inspiration to all fans and musicians to remember "The Best".Time passes as each teardrop falls in a note of harmony and passion of sublime Cream creations.11 years назад
Alexander Sitarski
What's that concert at 2:10? Clapton looks so G. 11 years назад
ricky6565
Great upload.11 years назад
Salvador Hernandez
de cuando es esta gravacion..... obvio es en estudio, antes de ser famosos.....11 years назад
Aleksandar Mikic
Bees knees11 years назад
Steve Benson
I think the confusion lies in the fact that they recorded the music for Disraeli Gears in England, then, as you said, during the Murray the K shows they recorded the vocals in NYC. Hence the happy accident in Brave Ulysses where the drums "come in early" after the last verse. I also mistakenly remembered the album being released in the U.S. in June when in fact it was released in December, another marketing mishap by Stigwood, which caused Cream to be overshadowed by Sgt. Pepper and Are You Expe11 years назад
carlosesperanzo
Dude Rush is great11 years назад
metart93
shit, i could be wrong though, because they recorded Disraeli Gears right after they did the Murray The K shows in New York which (i believe) started in March. Idk, i just pulled that date of the record sleeve so i guess it could indeed be totally off...11 years назад
metart93
I thought Disraeli Gears was recorded in May... that would put it after this show.11 years назад
Steve Benson
April 22 1967 was well after they had recorded the studio version. I think they were well past playing the Ricky Tick at this point. Are you sure you got the date right?11 years назад
Allan Cerf
eric - one of the few times i've ever experienced - DREADFULLY out of tune.11 years назад
440John
"...persuaded Ginger Baker to play that Native American backbeat" You mean American Indian backbeat.11 years назад
Bix12
Thanks, mate! What I was describing wasn't the full-grown "Woman Tone" at all, then--maybe I described something closer to a "Young Lady" tone, eh? Lol! /;-)11 years назад
