Cream - Whiteroom (Farewell Concert - Extended Edition) (3 of 11) video free download
Cream - Whiteroom live at Royal Albert Hall, London.
November 26th, 1968
3 of 11
"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.
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8 years ago
Barry Decko
R.I.P Jack!9 years ago
Jake300ify
dede argetina o the cream lo mejor9 years ago
Janice Wilson
cannot agree nexushater you may want to research this a little more.9 years ago
Francis Kralovec
Amazing bassist, powerful amazing vocals. His skill on the bass makes Paul Mccartney look like an amateur frontman bassist and Danzig look like a wanna-be. Ginger Baker is also a ridiculous drummer and Clapton, well.. Clapton. The only other band than Zeppelin where each member was phenomenal in their own right. JPJ an incredible musician and bassist, Plant incredible vocals, Page, Bonham crushing it on the kit... Well... The Who maybe in that running... Dahltrey, Moon, Townshend... one of the few bands to ever come together where the entire group was comprised of members who could be one-man-bands... Maybe those three bands only though... The Who, Zeppelin, and Cream....9 years ago
vinicio6163
Realmente la música es un recuerdo de los 60 y 70, no esperemos más!!!9 years ago
NJcruiser
Wow, I don't ever remember seeing Clapton play a Gibson Firebird before. I don't know why he gave up the Gibson's and went to Fender. Unfortunately the camera work was truly atrocious. Thought I was having an epileptic seizure.9 years ago
Boy With Apple
White room is amazing. Kudos to Baker and Bruce. The guitar is good, but not great. Clapton is great. 9 years ago
Velociamator
It'd be so cool if Eric Clapton worked a Gibson Firebird I nowadays!!!Instead of the ubiquitous Stratocaster...9 years ago
Jonathan Tumman
The cameras had a tremelo speed and depth knob in those days..... didn't you know? I'm pretty sure the wobbly camera was not the choice of the camera man more the producer/director. I'd love to hear from someone who was there and describe the volume- tinnitus for a week I bet!9 years ago
Octávio Silva
Love jack's voice in this version. Clapton's guitar playing is very good. Baker's druming is fantastic! 9 years ago
Phillip Smith
Great band9 years ago
Janice Wilson
We must remember that this was Cream's farewell concert. Jack was suffering. He didn't want to split up. Eric and Ginger left him to form a failure called Blind Faith.Still, Jack's performance was paramount, as usual.9 years ago
burnin dessert
Rock in peace...the one and only Jack Bruce.9 years ago
Luigi De Medici
bye bye Jack.9 years ago
Friedrich Günther
RIP Jack Bruce. Wunderbare Erinnerungen...9 years ago
mrdude9074
RIP JACK BRUCE!!9 years ago
orisha19
Belongs to the AGES!!9 years ago
Zxomby Woof
Rest In Peace Jack Bruce9 years ago
Charles Napolitano
REST IN PEACE JACK!! YOU WERE THE BEST EVER9 years ago
Norah W
RIP, Jack.Related Videos
