Cream

Cream - Sweet Wine live at Royal Albert Hall, London.

May 2, 3, 5, 6. 1080p

9 of 22

In May of 2005 Cream returned to London's Royal Albert Hall-to the same stage where they had completed what was thought to be their final performance in 1968. It was one of the most eagerly anticipated, hard-to-get tickets in rock history. With the exception of a brief reunion set at their 1993 induction into the Rock and roll Hall of Fame, Cream had not played together in nearly four decades. This DVD documents Cream's momentous London shows. Performances from each of the four nights are featured and much more. Also included are alternate performances and interviews with Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, and Eric Clapton. Cream formed in 1966 and disbanded in 1968. The band were a prolific and thrilling live act and toured incessantly in their short but remarkable history.

Comments

10 years ago

axlrhoads

Actually they are all the master, but if to pick one, t'wouldnt startle me t'is Ginger. He STANDS OUT on drums more than anybody. He dominattes. You agree?

10 years ago

Susan Reed

My God, the perfection of these 3 guys jammin together ,

10 years ago

Susan Reed

Better than the original

10 years ago

Susan Reed

Eric's the Master....

10 years ago

Jos van Veldhoven

like they said, sitting on top of the world, thank you Cream.

10 years ago

6arcsn1sky

Why did you have to go, Jack?

10 years ago

Chris Moudy

~ Who wants the worry of city life ~ we can't buy time ~

10 years ago

paul harris

Music is a profession where it's quite normal to perform into your 70s or even 80s. Many classical pianists and violinists and jazz players did so, We don't expect it from rockers because the music started out as youth culture music, but these guys can still play. The one area where old age gets in the way is singing, but Cream where never exactly operatic.

11 years ago

Geoff Eustice

This was to Me was the biggest musical happening in the last 20 yrs.-since Nirvana came out-3 piece bands rule! And Cream was the 1rst and BEST!

11 years ago

Free Four

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11 years ago

xtremenortherner

I've been reading these comments about "old farts",etc...,rather humorous; these guys still get the last laugh! Think about this:3 musicians who are 60+years old,haven't even played together in 37 years...,selling out the Albert Hall for 4 nights in a row! They captivate still the audience...,3 elderly gents riveting the attention of several thousand people for 2+hours!! Who else could pull this off??

11 years ago

TheDrummerman1951

Get over it dude we are all getting old.

11 years ago

Dingo D. Manhunter

Old farts, that's a fucking insult.

11 years ago

TheDrummerman1951

Hey asshole life is unfair GET OVER IT you dumb bastard they are getting old or are you to stupid to know this.

11 years ago

Dingo D. Manhunter

Audiance is in awe, that was just beautiful.Clapton's Strat solo was just orgasmic.

11 years ago

Dingo D. Manhunter

Hey asshole, you just referred to the 20th century masters of rock and roll as old farts. That's not funny, that's actually offensive. Btw all these old blues and rock musicians are gonna keep playing their guitar until the day they die. Look at B.B. King and Jeff Beck, they can pull off a more masterful solo now than they could 20 years ago.

11 years ago

Joe Mystery

How awesome is this. In their 60's, Cream still rocks like hell. However, Clapton playing that Strat is always a bit odd to me (I know its been years). Would love to see him with a Gibson again. Hell, Eric Johnson plays Gibsons on occasion (LOL). Even so, this is great.

11 years ago

TheDrummerman1951

This proves it Old farts know how to rock.

12 years ago

Norbert Sülzner

ein Schluck nur ...

12 years ago

Jayme Chutan

much respect to those artist that after 30 40 years they still get up there and put all there effort to there shows as when they were young! MUCH RESPECT!