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| Discussion: Cream whats ure flava? >>By ammeg My first music crush - after The Beatles, whom EVERYBODY loved. I can remember standing at the bus-stop, waiting to go home from school & whistling to myself Clapton's guitar solos from their albums. Every track seemed to have one. Within two years or so they were gone. I felt really gutted. >>By nonyeb I always adored Cream too, Jack rBruce had such a raw metallic voice and Clapton really was something of a God. I saw them once as a group and once saw Clapton with John Mayall - that was really wonderful. I love the song Badge, it is always on my ipod as well as "All your loving" with Clapton and John Mayall. Have you heard that? What is your favourite? >>By estefania All Your Loving has to be on the Bluesbreakers CD. that's a classic album. Favourite Cream moments? Hmmmm, let's see....... Dreaming?, Dance The Night Away?, Deserted Cities Of The Heart? ( Every original album had a stunner beginning with the letter 'D'.) I like a lot of Bruce's early solo material. I missed them, but Clapton once visited the country estate where I used to live & work, & Baker once played my home city here..... drumming with Hawkwind! >>By nonyeb i managed to get a DVD of their reunion concert at the royal albert hall, london and they blew me away - all of 'em! this was the first time i'd managed to "see" them in action - i live in malaysia where one can only dream of such acts performing live here; it was a great peformance. thanks for the memories guys! p.s. my 7 yr old has now listed his favourite song of "all time" as layla! not bad. proud of you kid! >>By qoholeth A few years ago I saw Ringo Starr and his All-star Band at the Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, Fl The bass player was Jack Bruce and the guitar was Peter Frampton. The show was great. Besides seeing Bruce, I was amazed at how much Ringo is a fantastic drummer and he plays the simplest of styles. >>By misujry Jack toured & played with one of the final editions of Ringo's All-Starr band. I think there've been 5 in total (so far.) (No one should underestimate Starr's musicianship by the way. McCartney played drums on a few Beatles tracks, usually after pissing Ringo off enough to make him leave temporarily, but unlike Starr, Macca was never a drum stylist. Ringo developed a lot of flair & distinctiveness in his work for The Fab Four.) >>By nonyeb You are not logged in. To access all functionality, you can log in via Flork. Flork is a worldwide community of people who are interested in music, movies and books. As a Flork-User, you can participate in this and other discussions, meet new people and exchange messages with other members directly: www.flork.com |