Bruce not only was a virtuoso on the bass, but a darn fine vocalist. RIP.

Jack Bruce one of our greatest musicians, extremely talented. Lovely man, sad loss.

This song being played when they're older men gives this song so much depth.

Jack and Ginger, RIP. You 'll stay in our hearts for ever.

Three blues masters whose powers the years had not diminished.

It still amazes me how these teenage brits, an ocean apart from the US, were able to find the LP's of these obscure blues artists and go head-over-heels in love with what they were hearing. Kids like John Mayall, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, etc thought to themselves: "Man, thats music I've never heard before, but I want to 'be it'....Muddy and Howlin' and Willie were fading in the U.S. until these british kids came from across the pond and brought the blues to a whole new level. Thank you!

Any drummers out there will appreciate how good Ginger's swing is here, pure technique and mastery of the instrument

My very first rock album I purchased when I entered high school in 1969, was Cream. The album was called: Goodbye Cream. It was recorded in 1968 and released in 1969. The album art: Band members were dressed in mat finished, silver tuxedos, standing close together. It was the first time loud rock music rattled the walls of my parents house. I could only listen to it when my folks were still at their jobs, or away. I rushed home after my high school let us out, for the day, around 4 PM. In 1968 we (my folks) purchased our first stereo system. It was one of those furniture-like consoles. It was pretty groovy, considering how "square", my folks were. There was a built-in receiver, a tuner, and a full sized Sony brand, reel to reel, tape recorder and play-back, system. A decent turntable. You could plug-in additional speakers. The unit was 5 foot long, so there were adequate speaker separation. The furniture-like housing was in a light colored, teak wood, and would have been called in a Danish Modern style. Angular modern wood legs. Over-all design made it appear lighter weight, than other models, from previous years, which were clunky, dark stained, wooden boxes.

BOY! When these guys came together,they created MUSIC THAT ROCKED THIS WORLD!!!📻🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

I’m 68 years old. Will always come back to this one. Mighty fine. Mighty fine.

This was one of the best bands ever put together. There's no comparison to the drumming of Ginger Baker or the bass and vocals of Jack Bruce and Clapton on guitar. Can't get any better.

We fans should be very thankful that we were gifted with this concert. Every single note and drum beat is "classic!" This is "history, repeating itself." Jack Bruce...RIP and thanks for your soulful music. Cream will live on forever. Rock and Roll can never die!

They left us a treat in every song.

Eric's experience really shows here..he's fantastic. Such a heavy groove and he's into it. Almost dancing in place while he plays LoL.

After listening to every genre of music, especially rock and roll, for the last 60 years, Cream remains my favorite band of all time.

Jack Bruce is an excellent, soulful singer.

My all time favorite band. They got me through life. Jack's vocal on the album version is the best I've ever heard. He was/is my favorite player!

The nicest thing about this is Jack Bruce often suddenly smiling and enjoying every single moment of that night. These people are incredible and music has accompanied them for all their lives and always will. Fantastic.

The man could lay down a funky groove. R.I.P. Jack.

this band was just unbelievable.

Considering that these guys, with a few rare exceptions, hadn't played together for nearly four decades, shows just how great they still were. Very powerful performances from all three.

Jack Bruce’s voice is perfect for this song, one of my favorites of Cream. Crossroads has to be Cream’s best!

I haven't smiled so much watching a performance in a long time

I love Bruce's fretless bass.

This is my favorite version of this song, even though I love Albert King. Amazing job, Cream!

That bass guitar has to be one of the most beautiful looking instruments ever made

Masters. Monsters. Only Clapton is still alive. Their music will echo 4 ever.

Man, these these three gentlemen brought the best out of each other, always. Complete heroes!

And THIS kiddies, is the way it is DONE!!!

that Eric solo here tho.. woa.

Jack, you were such a brilliant musician and vocalist ❤️

Most of us eventually get screwed over in life and can certainly relate to this song. Wow is all I can say about this Cream tune. And Ginger Baker is the best and coolest drummer ever.

One of the best voices in R&R. Often overlooked.

I love @ 3:45. Ginger plays an awesome roll on the drums and Jack gets a big smile on his face.

It's sad to know that Ginger Baker has passed away as of last night the only one left now is Eric and what are we going to after he passes . This was an era in music History that should never be forgotten .

God! I miss Jack. His voice is just awesome since he's he's aged and that BASS!! What the fuck can you possibly say.

So so gooooood. WHAT A GROOVE. 4 fantastic instruments: Drums, guitar, bass, voice.

Simply phenomenal, greatest trio Eva!!!! Rip Ginger, & Jack always!!!!🙏🏻🌹❤️✌️

Was at the concert. 55 years old and one of the unforgettable high points in my life. Quite possibly the best blues/rock trio ever. Certainly right up there in talent and ability. RIP Jack and Ginger....we will never see the like again. As for Eric, well, what can one say. Crossroads is a firm favourite and if my kids get it right, it will be played on my last day of a wonderful life.

These guys are legends!

How in the world could u not love this! Come on people who gave a thumbs down, really!

Why do so many people compare this performance to the Wheels Of Fire recording? There are so many years in between that you cannot expect the same performance. It is amazing that Jack is still singing so powerfully, considering his health issues at the time, and his bass was still up there with the best. Alright, the strat is never going to have the same tone as the Gibson, but Clapton has the right to chose his weapon. I just wish my band could do this song as well as this!

Not sure about other boomers but when I heard the original version of this by Cream, I was completely blown away. His voice was haunting, almost scary in a way. I still have my original Cream album....wore the grooves out.

God bless Jack Bruce....another of the greats has passed....71

Best version by Cream and its how many decades later? Cream always rises to the Top! This is MY song❗️

It's a shame that some of you couldn't appreciate and enjoy - HEAR! - this wonderful music since you were so busy thinking and comparing.

Cream always rises to the top, they say.

To me these guys are true legends and great characters of the Music Business still playing and singing great.

These guys are really impressive. I understand now why people have talked about them so much over the years.

I learned this song back in the 90"s I never knew about it before and every since then I have to hear Cream play this song no matter who has covered it, it is a legendary performance, great sound , awesome venue, and they just all look happy as ever, nobody will ever take the place of Cream.

28 years here pumping this kind of music in the gym 💪

great to see the first great power trio unite and play at the same hall they did their last concert in 1968. though older and grayer, the interplay between the three of them was still magical, thank God for Cream!!!!

I wanna give it a thousand likes!!!!

Jack Buce sounded stellar!

What a great band. Classic.

I love how Jack is singing "bad luck and troubles" at 3:56, starts laughing then looks over at Eric and Ginger

Jack Bruce playing a melodic bass line on a FRETLESS bass AND singing.

Man this is one of the best audio recordings I've ever heard Mr Baker sounds like he's in my room !

Great blues voice, great bass feel, great Jack Bruce. RIP Ginger and Jack

Cream! One of my biggest influences, thanks to my parents I was able to listen to them, I was born in the 80s but I could always listen to good music as it is, the most Cream are great and that energy they carry in each song is unique

Clapton is Clapton..Baker is a legendary and rhythmic drummer...but for me it was Bruce that made Cream

Jack what a great voice.

Jack Bruce is amazing, fretless bass, singing and playing,not even looking at the neck ❤️🎸🎶🎸🎶🎸❤️

Cream definitely deserved the title of super group.. Jack Bruce one of the best vocalists and bass players in the business Eric Clapton same with blues rock guitar and vocals.. AND... the best rock / jazz drummer the world has ever seen.. Peter ( Ginger) Baker

seeing all these grandpas jam I estimate I will be as good as them in 2080 lol

never mind the solos. This is so simply done and direct it does Albert King proud. Jack Bruce, what a soulful rendition. holy cow WOW goood shit.

2023,........In my wildest dreams I never expected Eric Clapton would move to Columbus, Ohio. (In the USA) He married a woman who grew up there. I was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and moved to Columbus in 1977, to attend OSU for graduate school. I liked the town and have called it my home ever since. I'm not sure he's in town too often,....though I did spot him out in public, once at a store,...in the early 2000's.

Respect to Albert King's original... I can belt this out in sour times.

Top performance here by these guys-been a fan since they turned up in 1967!!!

Only one left now, many thx you two old chaps

I keep coming back to this song through out the years. JB's voice~ BEST! Greatest seat in the house.

Jack Bruce made a whole lot of people's lives better I mean a whole lot and I feel sorry for the ones who don't know him and his music and God bless Pete Brown 2...

What a song.

I'm especially glad they reunited and did this, and that it was properly filmed, as the 60's Cream "farewell" show was shot like the cameramen and director were on acid (maybe they were).

RIP JACK AND GINGER 😢 THANKS FOREVER 💓

WOW-what a band they were, true blues and so good!!!!

RIP Jack

Cream is the best band in the sixtees and in this days. I am glad i had the chance to seen them in stockholm

So So good. all three of them are such tasteful musicians. and they made allot of great music in a short amount of time together. and what a lucky audience to see this special performance at such a beautiful Hall.

Esta es una de las mejores canciones de este maravilloso grupo. Un saludo a los músicos donde quiera que estén especialmente a Eric Clapton.

EC began his solo prematurely before the second verse and pulled back. Probably cause Ginger played that build up fill at the turnaround. Jack didn't get pissed. I was at two of the three shows at MSG in 2005. There were a few more missteps those nights but I am so glad I attended to finally get to see them all together on the same stage. Miss Jack immensely.

Had to stop in and say RIP MR Baker and Jack. One of the first albums I ever had The Best of Cream. A 1/4in thick vinyl of some of the best and life changing music ever made. Damn im old and these guys were all geniuses! What a band awaits me when I meet my crossroad!

These guys are like wine. The older they get, the best they are!! Great cover!!!!

My favorite Bass player.........pound down a groove..............Kick out the jams~

damn, that guy on a black strat got some potential

every note explode with power and inspiration ! Formless into form uniting into supreme !

When music was MUSIC!

wow, these old pals really rocks way more than the young 'musicians' today

Rip jack bruce. Respect

Essa reunion do Cream foi uma das melhores coisas que já aconteceram na música. Nada como ver uns velhotes fodas mandando ver no blues!

Has there ever been anyone who can sing like Bruce? So incredible.

"That's a real song"... Love it, Love it, Love it !!!

Isn't it wonderful that this song, originally by _Albert King_, is now played in the _Royal Albert_ Hall? I find that hilarious.

was able to see them play this track so many many years ago live and they still do very very nicely

that's 😊😊 a great song played by the band 😊🎉 U can hear EC play the song just like alert king did 😊😅 plenty of guitar 🎸 😊 bass guitar 🎸 🎉 and drums 🥁 😊 and there's a great sound 2 it / cream those were some of the other kids that came from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 😊 2 and yes they did listen 👂😊 2 the blues growing up and many of them was also kids of the 1940s just like jimi was a love 4 the music 🎶 😊 that had there heart ♥😊 and soul from the very beginning and it still does all these years later the music 🎶 😊 keeps on.living and playing just the way it did back then when they met 😊😅🎉😂❤😊 OMG 4 3 2O24

CREAM,Yes.w/o a doubt!

Magnifique

Heavy, I saw Fresh Cresm in their second American apperance. No stopping Ginger Baker on drums, woth Eric and Jack Bruce. Wow what a smashong group. Good memories

They can blow the doors off the so-called singers today.

We miss ya Jack