Which two 50min concerts were they java master? Are there bootlegs? I'd like to check them out. You might of course be right about them ( BB&C have admitted they played badly sometimes and given their schedule and their venues who can blame them) but even if if you are it wouldn't change the fact that there is ample evidence that you would be ...

For what it's worth, a better, that is, an earlier candidate, would be 'You Really Got Me' by The Kinks.But all due credit to the greatness and originality of'Sunshine' which by the way is only really heavy in the 'Disraelli Gears' version when heard in MONO. This way the drums sound strong enough but in the stereo mix they sound very weak.

HFC36If this is your opinion i.e. if you are on Clapton's side ,why on earth didn't you change the heading as I did, before you posted you message. How many repetitions of this false assertion are there going to be if even his fans are going to contribute more.It's not too late - you can alway edit your post.Same goes for robkell.

robkellSomeone else raised the invidious comparison between Hendrix and Clapton. I was trying to put an end to the argument not trying to perpetuate it.  I wish you had made the small change to the subject heading that I have made. That was one of the main motives for the postings I have made. By the way if you still have any ...

No tracks were added but two were removed leaving one of the concerts sadly abreviated. These missing tracks are not available elswhere. Over a year ago I asked the Vault why they hadn't restored these tracks even if it meant listing them as from an unidentified concert and I had the reply that all things would be done in good time. A year later ...

Hi Haight, Although I joined way back in '06 there seemed to be so little activity on the Cream forum that I stopped looking much and when I did I only saw some pretty inconsequential stuff. Anyway I have just seen your posting which refers to the 20 disc set which you have. I think this is probably what I once stumbled upon as a ...

Caladbolg says that Clapton went from 'ripping off Hendrix to ripping of Marley' - both untrue. Since when did Clapton sound anything like Hendrix or vice versa for that matter? The only similarity that could be pointed to is that Clapton sometimes uses a high level of distortion with violently struck repetitive chords at the climax of long ...