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I'm So Glad
Cream Lyrics

[Chorus:]
I'm so glad
I'm so glad
I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad

Don't know what to do
Don't know what to do
Don't know what to do

Tired of weeping

Tired of moaning
Tired of groaning for you

[Chorus]

Tired of weeping
Tired of moaning
Tired of groaning for you

[Chorus: x8]

Lyrics © WYNWOOD MUSIC CO. INC.
Written by: NEHEMIAH CURTIS "SKIP" JAMES

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"I'm So Glad" is a song originally recorded by Skip James in the early 1930s. The song is derived from a 1927 song by Art Sizemore and George A. Little entitled "So Tired". It was then covered by Cream on their first album, Fresh Cream, then later put on their last studio album Goodbye as a live performance.
"I'm So Glad" was also recorded by Deep Purple, in a medley with their original song "Prelude to Happiness", for their 1968 debut album Shades of Deep Purple. Read Full Bio"I'm So Glad" is a song originally recorded by Skip James in the early 1930s. The song is derived from a 1927 song by Art Sizemore and George A. Little entitled "So Tired". It was then covered by Cream on their first album, Fresh Cream, then later put on their last studio album Goodbye as a live performance.
"I'm So Glad" was also recorded by Deep Purple, in a medley with their original song "Prelude to Happiness", for their 1968 debut album Shades of Deep Purple. Deep Purple supported Cream on their Farewell Tour in October 1968 where Cream's Goodbye version was recorded, and recorded their own live album, entitled Inglewood - Live in California on the same night. The album, remained shelved until 2002, when it finally was released.

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

Gayle Hardine

6y↑7

Yah, the sixties was some of the best music, Cream, Buffalo
Springfield, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Dylan; that was before he and other
people sold out, of course. Still like
to listen to them. Sometimes I come home
at night, wander around the house and throw myself into a chair singing to my
husband, “I’m so tired, I’m so tired, I’m tired, I’m tired, I’m tired… I’m so
tired, I’m so tired, I’m tired, I’m tired, I’m tired…” Well, this is the weekend of 100 degree temperatures
all across the United States. Tonight I
came home singing, “I’m so hot, I’m so hot, I’m hot, I’m hot, I’m hot…”

Andy Hoke

8y↑4

"I'm So Glad"

I'm so glad, I'm so glad
I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad
I'm so glad, I'm so glad
I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad
I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do
I'm tired of weeping, I'm tired of moaning, I'm tired of crying for you
I'm so glad, I'm so glad
I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad
I'm so glad, I'm so glad
I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad
I'm tired of weeping, I'm tired of moaning, I'm tired of groaning for you
I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do
I'm so glad, I'm so glad
I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad
I'm so glad, I'm so glad
I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad
[Chorus repeated 5 times]

All comments from YouTube:

alembicbassguy

12y↑48

I just love Jack Bruce's vocals - so underated as a singer.

Matthew Bernard

32w

I agree. I really like that baritone rock vocal style characteristic of Bruce, Greg Lake and John Wetton. All terrific bass players, by the way.

Rhonda Leah O'Brien

39w↑3

Yes, I have to agree with you. His voice is uniquely perfect for rock.

Muzaffar Krylov

52w↑7

Funny how when I was a kid I thot that was Eric Clapton singing. I thot "wow, he sure was a good singer when he was young."

😄

Robert Way

4y↑15

Jack was a friend and lived at my home for while playing in a band I was putting together, whenever he saw me stressed out or sad he would start singing I'm so glad to me, he always brought a smile to my face, he was a dear friend, an amazing talented musician , song writer and vocalist. He will be missed but as I write this I am listening to I 'm so glad remembering days of old when music ruled supreme and anything and everything was possible. R.I.P Jack thanks for the music and amazing memories.

Rose Nelzor

18w

Robert, what a treasure to find your post. Ive just recently fallen in love with Jack, again! I've been watching his CREAM videos on YouTube. I'm so blown away by his bass playing, WOW! And that voice, smooth and sweet as cream.
It's an honor to know he was your friend, and sharing how he cheered you up....it makes my heart smile! ❤️

Patricia Engelsiepen

38w↑1

Thank you for that memory. You were blessed to have had those times with not only a legend but a friend.

truegangsteroflove

8y↑202

Fresh Cream is one of the greatest albums ever made. I still remember the first time I heard it, fall 1967. I was going through some changes, pending being drafted. I eventually went into the Army, but with a clearer attitude that helped me get through it. This album, and this song, were near the top of what kept me going. Muddy Waters, the Beatles, so many great bands in those days, Hendrix, Janis, Creedence, even the Stones. Hendrix's Electric Ladyland still brings it all back, as does Fresh Cream. We were lucky.

Helter skelter

1y↑1

Thank you for your service ☮️

Shawn Malone

2y↑1

@Sonic Boom 👍

Sonic Boom

2y↑1

@Shawn Malone Thanks so much Shawn. I hope you have a wonderful day today.

Shawn Malone

2y↑1

@Sonic Boom Thank you for your service sir! 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

gardensofthegods

2y↑3

@Sonic Boom hey Sonic I was born in 58 and I remember exactly where I was standing in my living room with my large family when Ed Sullivan first announced the Beatles and we all were transfixed .
Because I had older siblings we always had the best rock and roll in our house and thanks to my dad we always had the best jazz and big band music , and classical .
My parents love the Beatles And I remember watching live on TV them singing Hey Jude and my dad was sitting on the couch singing along and clapping his hands to it in time

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John Mendolia

7y↑86

George & All: This is a Skip James song. Old blues man who converted and went to church music for 30 years. Was found in late '60s and was sick. Cream used royalties for Skip's medical help and added years to his life. Good works from a great musicians. Thanks Jack, Eric & Ginger for rekindling Skip James' recognition AND for your music!

1voyher1

@Tony Thomas faith in humanity restored - did not know that - you do see a lot of "traditional" on older stuff

Tony Thomas

Skip was already dying when blues enthusiasts, or one might say blues singer exploiters, plucked him out of a hospital in Mississippi and never really saw to it that James got proper treatment so that they could record him and put him into coffee houses and take him to newport, This, leadi to James eventually getting castrated (the cancer was in his penis) before it all was done. This was recorded in 1967 and James died in 1969. James converted briefly and went to the Dallas and Birmingham seminaries his father ran in the mid and late 1930s before backsliding into his normal occupations of bootlegging and pimping and share cropping,

Walt Fechter

10y↑14

Jack's bass had that "wooly" tone to it (like a truly great bassline should). Ginger's percussion is precise and righteous. Eric's guitar is psychedelic and bluesy resplendence at its best. The vocals exude a harmony that is hard to beat. Music like this is monumental. I'm so fortunate that I grew up with music such as this.

joe blow

9y↑40

when Skip James was painfully dying from cancer, these three guys provided SIGNIFICANT financial support. and never advertised their action EVER. the Cream, a class act for sure.

beepbeepnj

32w↑2

That guitar solo just soars. Apparently it was done all on the G string. The tone, attack, phrasing, timing, dynamics, vibrato is just impeccable. It can't be duplicated by anyone else.

moses wapshot

10y↑29

Listen to that guitar tone. Clapton invented that tone. Also, a simply perfect solo.

Leigh Anne Thomas

He nailed the sound.

River x

I agree! He’s my favorite guitarist.

gardensofthegods

2y↑2

Yep it's rich and it is perfect it just has a wonderful Vibrance to it

Gary Brice

6y↑216

Goddammit I miss those power trios of sixties! Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Blue cheer, etc. Some of the best rock ever!

lancaster jones

25w

R u serious this song sucks. Even if I was on coke I could write a better song. I'm so glad is aweful

gardensofthegods

@nick robinson yeah you do get some real crazy Egos in bands that's for certain

DrWolfman3

Grand Funk Railroad

Tony Thomas

@Sandidge Peoples Listen to this cut again, and you see that only Jack Bruce is trying to hold the thing together rhythmical and especially harmonically. If you are familiar with the original James version, Bruce is channeling the driving bass figures that made this song for James

Lars Andersson

It is never too late.

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hippiecheezburger

6y↑32

Fresh Cream is such a great album, the sound is inspiring to me to this day, the raw bluesy feel of the originals and covers, they were a powerhouse of a trio, like even some pre Zeppelin kind of thing, Cream influenced lots of bands

hippiecheezburger

6y↑1

Pelu Maad I guess

Pelu Maad

6y↑5

You still hear echos of this in the Chilli Peppers......

Tjaard ten Hove

8y↑56

one of the best solo's Clapton ever played.

James Silba

3y↑1

one of my favorite Clapton solo's too, silky smooth. His solo in "Sitting on Top of the World" is also one of his very best ever.

patdogg1978

3y↑1

1 string! Not sure how often that happens

pogsquatch

3y↑4

Eddie Van Halen says it's "mind blowing."

Ken Butcher

3y↑1

Tjaard ten Hove ..agree ..there s a precision amongst the three of them that drives it forward . I like the clean solo finish . Less is more and I always come back to this solo. A bit obsessed really. !

DucksDeLucks

3y↑2

Apart from the solo, the way Jack and Eric push the beat along with tricky syncopations is very impressive. I also like the solo on Sweet Wine, even though it's double-tracked.

The Rider

9y↑13

So psychedelic... love this band. A badass rendition of a song by a badass blues legend. (Cream helped to give Skip James, Robert Johnson and others the attention they so badly deserved).

larry geetar

6y↑49

One of Clapton's greatest solos, top five for sure. It is the essence of his "brown tone,"
or "woman tone" sound. This solo made me want to play lead guitar and led to my
fifty years as a working professional musician. That's how much Fresh Cream and
this song, in particular, this song affected me. I Feel Free was the very first song played
on the night WBCN-FM became the greatest rock station in Boston history. For we
who were aspiring to the newer and more expressive style of guitar, this is the album
and I'm So Glad is the song that pushed me off the cliff. It's been a lovely fall.

lancaster jones

25w

Omg hearing this song I 2 would jump out a window

lancaster jones

25w

No fucking way this song is aweful. If I did coke I could write a better song. One of the worst ever

Auden Abdelkader

larry geetar this is the brownie tone

Tony Thomas

Go back and listen to James' 1931 recording and you can realize Eric who is clearly a great historical figure barely does James intensity and struggle justice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTDQrgb7nhE

Zayne Marston

That brought it all back for sure. Transports me. I too remember WBCN in early days with DJ Charles Laquadara (sp) commandeering the airwaves (Friday night was it?).

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A Saucerful of Secrets

4y↑22

One of the best Clapton solos ever IMO

Ken Butcher

Bluebird ..I agree .. it drives forward with precision underpinned by Ginger on drums. I always come back to this solo , assured , clean and perfect?

1voyher1

13y↑1

The unusual harmonies really did it for me, along with the musicianship - the bass holds this together really well. Thanks for posting.

moses wapshot

10y↑1

This solo is just amazing. So simple at first sight but so delicate in execution and so great sounding. One of his best ever for sure! And what a tone!

Tony Mena Digital Marketing

8y↑30

At least every other month I need several doses of this.

Sabbathmaiden fan

Oh yeah brother I'm the same way

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Kenny Peterson

1y↑1

I tell my wife to just play this whenever she’s puzzled as to how I feel. I’m never really all that “happy”, but I’m so GLAD!!!!

Chuck Beers - Industrial Videos

3y↑2

I'm so glad that I was a teen rocker when Cream freshly poured their music into our minds!!!

John Song

6y↑3

This song is always in my ears... I'm so glad to hear the Cream's 'I'm so Glad'

Bartley Walton

3y↑5

One of the best and one of my personal favorite Cream tracks of all time

moses wapshot

10y↑1

I think this is one of Clapton's 2 or 3 most perfect solos. You wouldn't change a note. The bass and drums provide perfect backing. In its way this is one of Cream's best performances.

Arthur F. Scaltrito

9y↑40

My father used to make fun of me back in the 60's when i'd play this." "What the hell kind of song is that ? He's so glad he's glad he's glad." In retrospect, he's now 87 and thinks Cream were "very Talented"

Chris Weidner

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣All the best!!!

Hud TheStud

2y↑3

Is it because he heard a lot of the mainstream shit they play now a days? This music is light years better than the crap today.

DF Halonen

3y↑2

My wife (divorced in 98, whew!) did the same thing. She probably figured out Eric Clapton was involved somehow and this is more talking about her than I'd care to do!

Ken Butcher

3y↑2

This has always been one of my favourite tracks of all time , certainly the most played by me . There is something about the solo and how Eric ,Jack and Ginger combine . It drives forward , very spare without the excess of later stuff ..

Stephen Reed

4y↑1

I idolized these guys in the 60's. Was so bummed when they split up. They were the first real power trio that opened the door for others. RIP Jack, your bass lines will live on and influence many generations to come.

edward baker

I have always loved this song covered by Cream. That solo by Clapton, to me, is just so smooth and cool. I play guitar and will never be much more than an intermediate level player. I would give anything to be able to play that one solo. All three of these men are in the top five best at what they did. Man, did we have great music in the sixties. Great Soul, great Rock and great Country.

Dupdawg72

13y↑2

The solo is all done on one string. That freaked me out the first time I heard about it and then listened to it again. Great bend work. Recorded with an old Gibson E, I think.

chiefmech23

12y↑1

Cream and Clapton at his best, love it---thanks for the post, wore out my cassette years ago, but the great music will live forever----

David Jarrett

5y↑2

This entire album will play endlessly in my mind until the day I die.

dan mutchler

6y↑4

Coolest thing I ever heard was Van Halen going into this from Women In Love, Eddie giving props to EC for the chord progression.

Tim Mulhern

2y↑1

I’m so glad that experienced Cream in 67 and 68. Their music reverberates still to me. Something that misses in the current times

Jim Martin

1y↑1

Can you even imagine the thought process putting these lyrics to paper. I'm so glad it worked out!

Keith

8y↑16

Eric makes the most romantic solos, he's ridiculous lol

Philip Ferguson

4y↑4

Great band great song

TheFunkyKingston

7y↑4

Superb cutting edge riffs!!!

Charron Sikorovsky

3y↑1

Rockin’ bass line😍😘Great harmonies😊💙🤗❤️🤣😃

Angelina Black

9y↑1

I'm sooo glad to hear this FAB song again! Thanks a million!

James Vallar

I'm telling ya, God was looking down on us all, when he put these three together! Arguably the three greatest instrumentalists at their respective positions, with the uncomparable Mr. Jack Bruce on vocals! Cream you guys made us all GLAD!!🎸😎🎸

cmscms123456

3y↑61

I might be old, but I got so see all of the best bands....

Juan Goya

1y↑1

Loviu

Mike Harrison

1y↑1

👍

Seth Anderson

1y↑1

My grandparents moved to Woodstock in 68 and I'd spend my summers with them.

Seth Anderson

1y↑2

And you would be totally correct. We need to bring back rock.

Jon Page

1y↑1

Well this is one of the best there has ever been

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tp10488

I'm so glad that I was around for this very epic time in music history.

Paul Primiano

Great song, great band, I can't seem to turn it up loud enough!

Андрей Николаев

С удовольствием слушаю ,,крем ''. Как жаль, что брюса и бейкера уже нет. ...... .эрику доброго здравия и творческих успехов.

pjeter49

THIS is the one, right here! Awesome...and that "singing" lead guitar sequence... gives me chills every time! It's too bad they had to revisit this masterpiece at Albert Hall in 2005 and crap all over it. Dreadful.

Bagman h

3y↑1

Glad i was born in the generation that lets me use technology to listen to whatever Cream song i want :) Best band ever.

Richard Falzano

48w

My All time favorite song from cream forever!

TraderJack641

13y

Awesome singing and guitar!

Winterland

A good cover! The original version is great too. It was nice of Clapton to credit the song to Mr. James. Reportedly, the old guy liked it and said, "That piece is absolutely gonna stand."

Patrick Zaretski

Lost my brother Lenny one year ago tomorrow, and one of my favorite memories is him driving his Fiat X1-9, my God, 35 years ago, with me in the passenger seat listening to Fresh Cream. My favorite was always "NSU" but his was "I'm So Glad." Well, thanks for stopping by tonight and making me smile, Mikey -- miss you so much.

Ester vh

I love this song! It just makes me feel so... so,,, glad.!

Ron Beal

5y↑1

These 3 guys, at their best, were a gift from another dimension. I was born in '48. In '58, I got my first record player and bought an Everly Brothers record. By '68, Cream and Wheels of Fire were the center of my musical universe. By '78, it was Dire Straits. Still love all that stuff, and many others as well. Also still waiting for the next great thing

Ivi

4y↑2

one of the sweetest solo ive heard

Black Zeppelin

Increíble, no se puede pretender formar una banda de supervirtuosos y esperar que esta dure mucho tiempo. Lamentablemente hay bandas en las que sus miembros eran demasiado grandes para caber en ellas. ;-{D

Don Fraser

6y↑56

I'm so glad I got to see them and John Mayall jammed with them, at the Grande Ballroom 1967,, I'm still so glad...

gardensofthegods

Man I envy you wow

David Eustache

3y↑1

Those were the days...

Tony Thomas

The Grande in DeeeTroit?

PtitMallerayzan

8y↑1

I can't explain why I feeling this, but the solo omg it's like Skip James's spirit singing all the notes ! Magic !

Luke Hernstedt

When I get the classes I want in high school, this song plays in my head.

Ricardo Dleon

8y↑1

Im so glad only when i hear this kind of music and cream is lo maximo¡¡¡¡¡

clarkewi

6y↑2

You forget just how great this performance is.

ungraylessness

13y

I can't stop listening, it's hypnotic

Salami Time93

3y↑20

Rest In Peace Ginger Baker. You where great. See you in the afterlife my friend. You will be missed.

Richard A

32w

@Sotis175 GREAT 👍

Sotis175

@gardensofthegods yeah ikr?? He lived life to the fullest!

gardensofthegods

2y↑1

I loved that documentary about him and never knew he lived such an extraordinary life

chiefmech23

12y↑1

Real rock/blues together with great talent, awesome, thank god for the 60's and 70's, RIP garbage out today.

Gayle Hardine

6y↑7

Warp75

13y

Yep my favorite Cream tune they did. FRESH CREAM is my favorite album of theirs also

Mitchell Eastman

My first riff 20 years ago. Still use it in lessons I'm giving

MT_VU_RX _jukebox hero

3y↑1

Always liked the real version of this. They covered Skip James like a genius. They don't cover their own version - at Royal Hall - as well.
The rhythm is neat as a pin. The drums rolling off - like the limo door opening for you to get into my big black car. Then the leads electrify Skip Jsme's little ole box 🎸 guitar like a firehouse an elephant spraying off a charging think as a Lion chooses game impala or gazelle. Then back to the fact that Skip has the blues for you.😯

Geordie Numata

I'll never forget hearing this album for the first time on FM radio in Jersey. I was 15 I think. I couldn't believe what I was hearing! I went NUTS!! And I saw them live on their first American tour at the Village Theater in the E. Village NYC (it became the Fillmore East) The Vagrants were the first act (Expessway To Your Heart - Leslie West was the lead guitar player), the Canned Heat came on the next, them Cream. I was already a Clapton fan because of the "Beano" album w/ Mayall. It was all about the blues back then. Every guy wanted to get an electric guitar and play blues riffs. But Cream changed everything with Fresh Cream - one of the greatest albums of all time. The young kids these days have no idea what a great guitar player Clapton was (unless they listen to Cream and the Beano album) We called him GOD!! Listening to the solo in this today - it still holds up - just so beautifully lyrical, melodic and creative. I spent hours every night listening to those albums and copying Clapton, Hendrix, Beck, BB, Keith Richards licks.

xINFINITELOOPx

10y↑1

I am so GLAD to have lived in the 1900's!!! Especially the 60's & 70's!

maria z

6y↑1

My sister 5 years older than me brought this album home.First hippie song I heard. I'm So Glad she did.

Andy Thomas

This was the solo to learn when this album first appeared. Unusual for Clapton, it's not often he plays modally! Dance The Night Away on Disraeli Gears is another example!

Karlos A M.R

Cream - i'm so glad- Estoy con suerte - " I'm So Glad " es una canción del estilo Delta blues originalmente grabada por el músico estadounidense Skip James en 1931. El historiador de los azules Gerard Herzhaft señala que "este espiritual probablemente se remonta al principio al blues". [ El escritor de blues Stephen Calt lo describe como "una pieza en dos pasos marcada por un juego extremadamente rápido [en] un acuerdo de ocho barras compuesto de medidas individuales". Agrega que no está relacionado con una anterior melodía de Lonnie Johnson . Cream actualizó la canción, usando un arreglo de rock blues . Lo grabaron en septiembre de 1966 para su álbum debut, Fresh Cream . "I'm So Glad" fue una característica de sus actuaciones en vivo. Una grabación de The Forum en octubre de 1968 se incluye en el álbum Goodbye (1969).]

Kinky

12y

The 1960's music and musclecars....a combo made in Heaven!!

Jerry Howard

30w

Very cool Cream deep cut. The Cream were 3 highly talented and explosive cats who were the very best at their given positions in the band. They couldn’t work together and only reached partial greatness.

Peter Johnson

3y↑1

great work on drums here.....rip Ginger Baker, thanks for the music.....

paonejn

13y

I'm very happy when I hear this song!

MrJohnisthename

2y↑17

This sounds like a sarcastic answer when you're wife asks you fot the hundredth time... "Honey aren't you glad my mom and dad are visiting all week?"

I'M SO GLAD, i'M SO GLAD. i'M glad, I'm glad, I'm glad!!

elleboucher

2y↑1

BAAAAHAHAHA. Good one!

MIKECNW

6y↑8

The song is weird but still good.

Scarabaeus1

12y

A friggin' great song ! They don't make them like this anymore!

maja sasin

1y↑1

i love this song so much

Tom Engel

wow.Still sounds good all these years later

RockBadger14

13y↑1

This tune was written by the Delta Blues musician Skip James. Cream covered to raise money for Skips medical expenses. I love Cream's version, though, its genious.

classicrock4ev3r

10y↑1

Jack Bruce's basslines have the power to move mountains, so groovy.

purple bubble

3y↑3

R. I. P Mr Baker. Thanks for all. You are a legend !!!!

String Cheese

3y↑15

I'm Soooooo Glad you went Peacefully Sir Ginger Baker. R.I.P. Sir Ginger Baker!😇❤👼

ChesterStewartDrawers

4y↑1

Killer bass line. Wish it was louder, though.

liten48

my god thats one of greatist solos ive ever heard, like it was given to him from the heavens

Nick Eleftheriadis

This has to be the best one string solo ever

Andy Hoke

8y↑4

AmericanIsraeliJew

2y↑1

When my online enemies stop antagonizing me I play this song for them.

fred michel

8y↑12

i'm so glad.- that i heard the cream at the Cafe Wa in 1967 they were fronting for richie havens my mom older sister and me 13yo came for havens, mom's fav. he played fantastic handsome johnny and more!!! then, who the hell were these three guys making such strange and ear piercing music. we were waiting for havens to return but these three guys blow a speaker it was taking so long to get set up again, we decided as much we wanted to hear havens again, the wait wasn't worth it. by far the best band i have ever walked out on.

KOACAINE

5y↑1

I' m thankful to have been ALIVE THEN!!

fred michel

7y↑1

now that you mentioned it it was a dump yeah but what a dump!!!

Don Droege

7y↑1

@fred michel I played at the Cafe Wha? back in 1966. A dump but we were kids and we thought it was so cool

MrGregOtis

7y↑4

I went to NYC back in Jan 1970 for a three day weekend. 3 or 4 of us went to the Cafe Wha? to check it out. For me, it was to see where Dylan and Hendrix played in their early years. Didn't know Cream played there also. Anyways, I was not too happy with their "two drink minimum" policy. Back here in the Midwest, beer was only a quarter, or 35 cents top back then. You could go to a bar with a band with only a couple of bucks and have an enjoyable evening. Everything in NYC at that time was a buck and a quarter. I remember thinking, why the price difference? It's only beer! I can't imagine what it costs today. Also, we made it a point to go to the Fillmore East, but to our disappointment, no one was playing. Also did a visit to the Peppermint Lounge. I miss those times. Very little live music anymore.

James Anderson

An opening salvo from a super group. Love the feel. Clapton was very tasty on this.

Odin029

11y

To me this is the best kind of cover song. It keeps the spirit of the original without slavishly trying to copy everything. And the musicians use their own skills and creativity to add their own flavor. Plus... when this song came out the writing credit read, Skip James. Other bands of the era *cough* Led Zeppelin *cough* probably wouldn’t have been so honest and made sure Skip got paid.

Murilo Santos Silva Santos

Eu sou um gladiador!🤩

Antenna Wilde

43w↑1

I'm no mind reader but I'm pretty sure this guy is happy about something.

KeithTheStones

7y↑3

I love so much this song <3

georgianna gonzales

10y

THEY ARE SO GREAT, THEN AND NOW!

Domenico Cesaro

29w

Brano immortale...che bel brano. 😊🤔❤️

Bartley Walton

3y↑1

My personal favorite Cream song of all time

lancaster jones

Why it's horrible

if66was99

13y

Clapton's legendary solo seems almost theatrically behind the beat. He's always a half a beat, less, a quarter of a beat behind. like he's following Jack and Ginger's jam. Just lays his part on top when he sees fit. :D Perfection...

ThePaulv12

6y↑33

I haven't for so long smoked that vile bong,
But I listen to this and for that foul pipe I again yearn and long.

Sharon Harvey

Pack it tight and enjoy your night!

Sit n Spin

4y↑1

Yeah! Woohoo! lol.

The Internet Killed Music

4y↑1

Why vile? There are some really good solutions to clean it. And the stuff that goes in it has changed a lot recently too. You can do things to change its effect on you, and you can change what you put in.