"I'm So Glad" is a song originally recorded by Skip James in the early 1930… 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.

I'm so glad
Cream Lyrics

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[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]

Overall Meaning

The song "I'm So Glad" by Cream is a bluesy rock tune that expresses the feelings of a person who is tired of feeling sad and hopeless. The opening lines of the chorus, "I'm so glad, I'm so glad, I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad" convey the singer's relief to finally feel a sense of happiness and contentment. The repetition of the word "glad" emphasizes the singer's newfound joy and is a common theme in blues music, which often highlights overcoming hardship.

The following lyrics, "Don't know what to do, tired of weeping, tired of moaning, tired of groaning for you" describe the singer's previous state of despair. The repetition of the phrase "tired of" emphasizes that the singer has reached a breaking point and is exhausted from their emotional turmoil. The line "for you" suggests that the singer's sadness was caused by a relationship that has now ended, and they can finally move on.

The final repetition of the chorus brings the song to a close, with the singer expressing their joy and gratitude for finally finding happiness. In addition to being a song about overcoming sadness, "I'm So Glad" showcases Cream's signature blues-influenced sound, featuring Eric Clapton's intricate guitar playing and Jack Bruce's soulful vocals.

Line by Line Meaning

I'm so glad
I am extremely happy and content

I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad
I am expressing my joy and satisfaction multiple times

Don't know what to do
I am unsure of how to react to my happiness

Tired of weeping
I am exhausted from crying

Tired of moaning
I am weary of expressing my sorrow

Tired of groaning for you
I am fatigued from longing for you and expressing my suffering

I'm so glad
I am still extremely happy and content

I'm so glad
My happiness persists

I'm so glad
I am still experiencing immense joy

I'm glad, I'm glad, I'm glad
I am once again expressing my joy and satisfaction multiple times

I'm so glad
My happiness continues

I'm so glad
I am expressing my continued happiness

I'm so glad
I am overjoyed and grateful

I'm so glad
My happiness is unwavering

I'm so glad
I am still extremely happy and content

I'm so glad
My joy remains

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

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Comments from YouTube:

Walt Fechter

12y↑46

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

11y↑114

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.

James Silba

2y↑12

This Guitar solo is one of the most awesome & best performances from Eric ever recorded !!!!

FL8mileshigh1

47w

Yes, Clapton's guitar soars in this tune.

David Jarrett

7y↑17

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

moses wapshot

12y↑7

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.

moses wapshot

11y↑6

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!

John Mendolia

9y↑133

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

3y↑1

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

David Bryden

2y↑1

Thanks for sharing this with us! I find it reassuring that the boys could take a moment to consider paying tribute to a fellow musician. Especially with all the turmoil within the band! RIP, Ginger and Jack. And Eric...
...well, we all have to go our own way, right?!

Mike Knapp

Pick this off of YouTube cuz I'm trying to change my mantra!

TheBatugan77

35w

Amen, boss.

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truegangsteroflove

10y↑222

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.

randygarner44

7y↑15

Thank you for your service and your story, really cool man, you were fortunate to have such inspirational music come at you as "new" music. I was born in 1967 and I feel badly for the kids today, their music is so bad.

Nick P

5y↑8

It was a strange time back then. I don’t miss any of it. I like listening to this stuff now. It was scarier back then.

Ryan Bergan

5y↑10

lost my dad a few months ago..and i have all this music he made and songs i burned for him...this is one of his favs...and its just poetic he had this on almost every cd he had me make for him....

Luciano Mezzetta

5y↑6

Ours was a special generation.

Sonic Boom

5y↑12

@Nick P : You're right. It was strange. I was born '47. Lived thru the "good time 50's" rock n roll. Watched the Beatles 1st performance on Ed Sullivan. Went to Vietnam in '65 where I couldn't get no satisfaction. Went on thru the psychedelic years. I think the Doors song "Strange Days" depicted those strange days.

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alembicbassguy

14y↑70

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

Rhonda Leah O'Brien

3y↑3

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

Matthew Bernard

2y↑1

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.

MrDino1953

2y↑1

Not under-rated at all. He got plenty of critical acclaim as the main voice in Cream.

Robert Quint

2y↑1

What made Cream great was that each were an equal part of the triad. Eric’s, at the time, one of the greatest lead guitar soloist, Ginger’s uniquely different drumming and Jack’s complex bass playing along with “ that voice” which gave Cream the authority to be the greatest Rock band during their Tenure…
I have been fortunate to see Eric play several times shortly after Cream broke up, but missed their reunion. Fortunately you can see and hear it in its entirety, which was performed at Albert hall over a decade ago. I recommend it highly….

J G

Underrated?!? Those of us blessed to have been alive when Cream was active remember Jack's vocals being universally acclaimed. Magestic.

Ken Butcher

5y↑7

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 ..

The Rider

10y↑15

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).

A Saucerful of Secrets

6y↑31

One of the best Clapton solos ever IMO

Ken Butcher

5y↑1

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

Steve Silverman

1y↑1

@Ken Butcher And played in its entirety on the 3rd string!

Robert Way

6y↑36

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.

Patricia Engelsiepen

3y↑2

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

Joe Brone

2y↑1

That is SOOOO AWESOME... You are one LUCKY son of a gun to have known and friended such an AWESOME, GOOD HEARTED, TALENTED musician like Jack Bruce... 👍😁

Rose Nelzor

2y↑2

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! ❤️

Cory Roberts

2y↑1

@Rose Nelzor I'm also on another Cream video kick, especially for Jack. Such a damn great musician!

Chuck Beers - Industrial Videos

5y↑4

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

Stephen Reed

6y↑3

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.

1voyher1

15y↑3

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

Joe Brone

2y↑1

Not too many bands can take a three word phrase, say it this much and turn it into an EPIC song... 👍😁

Patrick Vecchio

2y↑2

Amazing how a song with such few lyrics is still a musical treat.

hippiecheezburger

8y↑34

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

Pelu Maad

8y↑4

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

hippiecheezburger

8y↑1

Pelu Maad I guess

Tjaard ten Hove

10y↑62

one of the best solo's Clapton ever played.

DucksDeLucks

5y↑3

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.

Ken Butcher

5y↑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. !

pogsquatch

5y↑5

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

patdogg1978

5y↑2

1 string! Not sure how often that happens

James Silba

4y↑2

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.

TraderJack641

15y↑1

Awesome singing and guitar!

Bartley Walton

5y↑5

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

Андрей Николаев

4y↑1

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

Jerry Howard

1y↑1

This song is a Gem. The Cream were the best of the best

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!!🎸😎🎸

Gary Brice

8y↑220

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

Jake Hennings

8y↑4

Primus?

Firstname Lastname

8y↑13

+Jake Hennings No.

nick robinson

8y↑5

I was in a power trio for severals years after we fired our keyboard player. Dude was a class A egomaniacal suck knob.

Sandidge Peoples

Sounds bad!!

Sandidge Peoples

7y↑9

No, dude: I mean that it's too bad that Brice misses the past, 'cause I do too. I saw Cream in 1968 on the farewell tour. The huge hall was not even full. Baker played "Toad" for 25 minutes!

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faslane100

13y

This is music. It has rhythm and melody and unique lyrics created by skilled artists. Conversely today's tunes sound like computer generated repetitions of electronic sounds and what may be human voices.

beepbeepnj

2y↑8

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.

Ida

Yes, and I love the drums too.

Leah Adalim-Brua

I've been listening to this song for 50 years and I only heard this G string deal in the last year. I've listened to the solo maybe 50 times since, and sure sounds like the tonality of a single string. Whew. Like who thinks of doing that??

Scarabaeus1

14y

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

john meyer

12y

Cream was the definitve super power trio of the mid, and late 60's. No other group had the power that this band had. Creams' solos were phenomenal. Their blues, and jazz infusion took "Psychedelic Rock" to it's foremost heights. And in 1966, Cream was a fresh,and new band. This rendition of Skip Jame's great blues offering is the best. From the "Fresh Cream" album which I bought in 1966. Primal, loud, and fantastic is the only way I can describe thew stacks of Marshal Amps that "Cream" used.

larry geetar

8y↑57

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.

ThePaulv12

8y↑1

+larry geetar Yes I Feel Free was the very first Cream song.

DucksDeLucks

8y↑4

What I like about the solo is the theme-and-variations motif. Almost like classical music. Definitely one of his best ever solos.

Tom Loughlin Jr.

8y↑1

Magnificent post.

larry geetar

8y↑6

Thanks, I really feel that way. It's fashionable to down Clapton
nowadays but what he gave to the world of music (and particularly
electric guitar players) will never be challenged, in my most very
humble opinion.

DucksDeLucks

8y↑2

larry geetar Clapton was THE MAN. Hendrix was more celebrated but Hendrix was hard to imitate and he seldom played blues. Clapton played all blues back in the day and was the more influential role model.

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ungraylessness

15y↑1

I can't stop listening, it's hypnotic

Kenny Peterson

3y↑3

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!!!!

chiefmech23

14y↑2

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----

Eddy otu

WAAAY too catchy of a track, only heard this today, some of that classic 60/70s rock can not be beaten...erics guitar meows and moans melodically like a prime cat near the end, beautiful

Jerry Howard

2y↑1

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.

SaturnLight

52w↑1

Eddie Van Halen has said many times this song was what made him become one of the best guitarists of all time after he heard it

John Song

8y↑3

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

Ron Beal

7y↑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

mysteryperson1976

11y

This cover of the song actually got Skip James enough money to pay for medical procedures. This song literally saved a man's life (at least for a short time), and he saw more money from this than he did from anything else. In memory of Skip James.

Richard Falzano

3y↑1

My All time favorite song from cream forever!

Mitchell Eastman

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

Nikolaii2571

37w↑1

They did well for three musicians on stage.

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.

John Wadsworth

2y↑1

Back when I was in high school when I was a senior back in 1984 this guy walks up to my desk and places a fresh cream cassette on my desk and walked away. I was the only hippie in our entire school. I guess he felt he was giving that cassette tape the proper home it deserved. Still have it I'm 56 now that music never gets old. Thank you who ever you are I never saw him again. That tape got played all the time.

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.

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

Philip Ferguson

6y↑5

Great band great song

Walt Fechter

13y

Bruce's bass sounds the way a bass should sound -- strong and "wooly." Clapton's soulful playing is just awash in bluesy psychedelia. Baker's great drumming is straight-out Jazz-flavored. The vocals are splendid. This holds up -- no matter what.

Odin029

13y↑5

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.

Robin Symonds

True thank you

Eddie Da Silva

Who did the original
I always thought this was a Cream original

Odin029

@Eddie Da Silva Skip James, first recorded in 1931

Tim Mulhern

3y↑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

moses wapshot

12y↑32

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

gardensofthegods

4y↑2

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

River x

I agree! He’s my favorite guitarist.

-Attempting the Random-

He nailed the sound.

tp10488

11y↑1

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

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!

Ivi

6y↑3

one of the sweetest solo ive heard

Jim Martin

3y↑1

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

Extollager1

13y

I was just playing the original 1930 Skip James recording on a Yazoo CD... I might not have been ready for it back at the time I first heard this Cream song many years ago. But now it's the James that speaks to me the most... definitely the James. His recording is eerie and very human.

Ester vh

10y

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

Chronos

11y↑2

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

clarkewi

8y↑2

You forget just how great this performance is.

Charron Sikorovsky

5y↑1

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

chiefmech23

14y↑1

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

Kinky

14y

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

Nick Eleftheriadis

This has to be the best one string solo ever

Warp75

15y

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

paonejn

15y

I'm very happy when I hear this song!

Paul Primiano

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

Angelina Black

11y↑1

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

Bagman h

5y↑1

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

dan mutchler

8y↑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.

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).]

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.

maria z

8y↑1

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

steven krichbaum

if you want to hear some more reasons why for so many of us Cream occupy the pinnacle, be sure and check out the October 19 Los Angeles (with the astounding live version of "I'm So Glad" that's on the 'Goodbye' album), October 20 San Diego, and October 26 Royal Albert Hall shows from their 1968 farewell tour (available on Youtube), along with the two 'Live Cream' albums - EPIC PERFORMANCES - Baker is the real 'Hammer of the Gods'!

lightlyone

12y

What a voice Bruce. His later music is super too.

Dupdawg72

14y↑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.

Keith

10y↑18

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

TheFunkyKingston

9y↑4

Superb cutting edge riffs!!!

summertimerolls

14y

Best song by cream hands down

Bartley Walton

5y↑1

My personal favorite Cream song of all time

lancaster jones

Why it's horrible

Ethan Whately

Clapton's solo just soars ... driven by the wall of sound GB and JB!!

Luke Hernstedt

10y

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

georgianna gonzales

12y

THEY ARE SO GREAT, THEN AND NOW!

Cris Bravo

12y

Perfect song and band. Hallucinatory music.

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."

Janot Lapin

52w

Ça fait toujours plaisir, une petite "Crème" avec le café.

if66was99

14y

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...

Tom

Someone posted they were glad!
This popped into my head!

Awesome is the new glad!! TY Eric ❣️

Tom Engel

wow.Still sounds good all these years later

maja sasin

3y↑1

i love this song so much

Scott Prather

Incredible music

B3_Burner

47w

I shalt never tire of this song.

PtitMallerayzan

10y↑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 !

liten48

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

Tony Mena Business Funding

10y↑31

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

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PETE J INGHAM

Im so glad they wrote this song!

Supertramp 93

1:26 - 2:20 One of Clapton's greatest works

beepbeepnj

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. This one solo is better than all the hot shot shredders who's music all ends up in the 99 cent bin.

J0H0stetler

13y

I'm one of those rare specimens who enjoy a tad more depth than mindless lyrics exhibited by songs like "boom boom pow" and "i'm so glad", Rich Hartley Nineteen Thousand Six Hundred and Seventy One; songs that i can enjoy even when i don't have a doobie in my hand