Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love (Live, 1968) video free download

Danny Caccavo

They were told "no amplifiers, you gotta go direct." Yet Clapton pulls it off!

klmullins65

Dang, Eric must've been playing through Glen's amplifier! Glen Campbell was a fantastic guitarist too, btw

林辰弥

kind of like indian music...

thediamonddog95

It's awesome. I especially like Jack's singing and Clapton's solo and sound of guitar.Do you think Clapton practiced that solo before performance or played it first time on the show? 

Robert Hurless

I am sure I saw this when it was broadcast. It is so cool to watch it now. It's amazing that Clapton's guitar is so clean with no fuzz at all. The Marshall must not have been turned up very much as those things would start to distort very quickly. Thank you for posting.

Bogallan

How did Eric manage to get his Firebird to sound like a ukelele?

Glenn Wheatcroft

Weird performance and not just for the sound. Clapton & Bruce have their backs turned to the audience

LukeKnapman

What's wrong with claptons guitar? Sounds like a banjo

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Riff Digger

Thanks for uploading a pristine version of this. Clapton sparkling clean lead guitar. A group breaking up, but completing commitments. Jack with his styled hair in the backlight. Eric too, has his hair styled and full. Love Jack's appearance here-so healthy-and the 1968 studio set colors ~ reflecting the fading psychedelia of an era.

Tony McLean

Clapton lets down the side. Might as well have been playing a Fender.

EricCirca6566

I suspect that the producers of The GCGTH wouldn't let the band play at their usual concert volume, which would explain Clapton"s thin guitar tone. Also, the fact that he is using a Firebird, which has a thin almost Fender like tone anyway. I have heard rumor that the day after this was broadcast, the phones were ring of the hook at Gibson. People wanting to know what model of guitar was Eric playing. Too bad for Gibson that the original "reverse" models of the Firebird were already discontinued.

Steve Harris

Cool, but Cream unplugged?  Too strange for me.

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Rodrigo Montagnana

Check out this video on YouTube:

twoslices

Nice solo from Eric. Gingers drums sound fucking great!

Adam Burns

They should've tried to keep it together. With the stuff they were doing on the 'Goodbye' album they would've gone on to bigger and better things. Imagine hearing 'What A Bringdown' live?!

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