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 Royal Albert Hall: London 2-6 May 2005 - Cream
 Royal Albert Hall: London 2-6 May 2005 - Cream ... So Glad2 Spoonful 3 Outside Woman Blues 4 Pressed Rat & Warthog 5 Sleepy Time Time 6 N.S.U. 7 Badge 8 Politician 9 Sweet Wine 10 Rollin’ and Tumblin’ 11 Stormy Monday 12 Deserted Cities of the Heart Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 Born Under a Bad Sign 2 We’re Going Wrong 3 Crossroads 4 White Room 5 Toad 6 Sunshine of Your Love 7 Sleepy Time Time (Alternative) Newest Review: ... from another song and has been slightly changed to fit this track, Eric is on vocals and his solos are top class 4. Pressed ... more ... Rat And Warthog - written by Ginger Baker/Mike Taylor. I like this song the least, no offence to the writers or Ginger. Ginger Baker provides the lyrics and has a little joke at the end about selling T shirts in the auditorium I presume and Neasden comes in it too. It could be termed more as a verse or poem to music.
5. Sleepy Time Time - written by Jack Bruce/Janet Godfrey. This track is one that I hadn't heard very often but fell in love with and have played more than any other track. On one of these takes on the D...more |
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Royal Albert Hall: London 2-6 May 2005 - Cream: CREAM play at the Albert Hall (1206 words)
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Eric Clapton is my favourite guitarist not only for his longevity but for the skill in his guitar playing. He, with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker reformed in 2005 for a series of Concerts initially at the Royal Albert Hall but then going world wide for a tour. I first saw Eric Clapton with Blind Faith on a hot summers' day at one of the early free concerts in Hyde Park on 7th June 1969 as a teenager, so was quite upset that I missed the Albert Hall Concerts especially as one fell on my birthday 5th May. However I first recorded the concert from TV and then was bought the album and DVD at Christmas 2006 following its release. The concert is magical. ... Read the complete review
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