No one can jam like Cream, never have, never will

Only Baker would wear his own band's shirt to a reunion show! What a legend!

Nice to see Jack and Ginger grinning towards each other.

The smile on Ginger's face is priceless, he is this whole tune with his thunderous drumming! To me he'll never die. Luv u! Ginger

Jack Bruce one of the most influential rock bassists of all time R.I.P.

Considering jack bruce had just come out of a coma , they still rocked

Man, being over 50 now, I truly miss those fantastic glory days of poetry in music! What a band!!!

It's not a song, It's an ANTHEM.

Slowly worked my way through the concert again and each track is making me incredulous at just how talented these three were and how they fed off each other's skills. I can't think of any of the current crop of musical talent that could match let alone beat them for skill on their instruments.

That sweet, jazzy, ride cymbal / snare groove that Ginger has is like buttah!

Loved this song for 55 years. Greatest group of 3 rock musicians ever in my opinion.

I can't get enough of this, probably my favorite concert dvds I own,,highly recommend it

Ginger and Jack R.I.P .. the music lives forever ..

That tone! My God - THAT TONE! Probably the best guitar tone I have ever heard. Perfection.

Ginger baker is simply one of the most musical drummers to have ever lived, some say you can still hear him playing his drums in the afterlife, RIP Ginger Baker, you've inspired multiple generations and countless generations in the future

What makes Ginger Baker such a great drummer is that he can keep that beat going with amazing time, flow and smoothness, and not overpower the song. As a drummer that is super difficukt to do, and every drummer would tell you the same thing.

Ginger was the star on that song for sure! Amazing musicians to say the very least!

The drumming in that song is amazing, the way Ginger hold the song together without taking over

One more great musician leaving us for a better world ,reminds me my younger days back in 1974...time is passing by fast ..RIP Jack Bruce .

The most incredible rock band of 60s... Clapton Bruce ang Baker they played with heart and soul.They made great historical.RIP JACK BRUCE.

Just because there is snow on the roof doesn't mean there isn't fire in the belly! Cream proves it decades later.

Great performance on this song. One of if not Clapton's best rock solos post 1995. Bruce and Baker....GD amazing on this cut.

Once in a lifetime band. 👍

Gods among musicians, all three. RIP Jack.

Cream was one of the tightest bands that I have ever heard. I wish I could of got to see them live. Three fine musicians! Talent is beyond words. We miss your music.

Every once in a while, I’ll come back to watch this video and be astounded again. I have the DVD’s too. BUT, where are the equivalent performers in our present generation? Please don’t suggest anyone in popular media.

I feel sorry for those few people who gave this the thumbs down ,to be oblivious to the brilliance of these three master musicians.

Baker is killing it...I love especially 3:15!!!

One hell of a powerful concert. Cream still had it in spades in 2005!

They each inspired the others ...respected the others talent. Let it flow naturally

R.I.P. Mr Bruce

This was the greatest concert I ever had seen, and I had seen them all, from zep, the stones, the who, and countless others, by far the best ever. It took me 37 years to get my dream come true , a cream reunion. But it happened and it was worth the wait.

CREAM performed the greatest jams in rock history. The world is grateful for their time on this earth.

A.M.A.Z.I.N.G Guitar Tone Maybe the Best Guitar Tone . i have ever Heard In my live , Clapton Its a Monster .. OMG

So sad the Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker had to have spats. I was a Cream fan back in the early 70's and thought I would NEVER see them play again. They did this series right square on their game and I'm happy I get to see it!

So we all have different tastes, yes. For some odd reason, this is my favorite performance from the 2005 reunion concerts; kind of a slight song, I always thought, but over the 6 minutes the trio throws down as hard as I ever heard them do; and I think EC absolutely rips on an unusually restrained and tasteful solo, in the midst of that intricate trio jam. They don't make 'em like this no more. RIP Jack.

Wonderful! The best power-trio in the history!

Cream...one of the best groups ever✌🎼🎵🎶

Man I saw these guys in 1968 . . . Here three guys who couldn’t get much tighter. This is what 1960s electrical blues was all about.

One of the best bands ever!!!

Oh yeah, this is what it's all about. I was also on "Owsley's shit" when I heard them in LA in I think it was '67. That was one incredible night that I'll never forget. Each one of them was amazing but I keep coming back to Ginger Baker. I have honestly never heard anyone play like him in the last 50 years and I've seen a lot of groups. Even when he is laying back he is always right there. He is the first one to use multiple bass drums I think. He doesn't just play the beat, he plays his drums like they are another guitar or bass or something. Hard to put into words.

I don't want go till I've been all around. Don't blame me I grew up on this!!

It's just so good. three really good tasteful musicians all working off each other perfectly. they made so much great music in such a short period of time. and and over fifty years later it still rocks and is still special. I wish I could've seen this show. the Royal Albert Hall is such a cool place for a concert. such a lucky audience.

My face would be so intense during these drum fills, but I guess Ginger is just used to being so awesome.

I never knew Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce were this incredible..We all knew about Clapton

VERY GREAT ! (for me a return of 50 years back. Each musician is super good !)

I'm very very sad to know such a great musician has passed away. May you rest in peace and go on to play music in another world. See you there, Mr. Bruce.

Music of my youth... for ever young!

As a drummer , i consider Ginger to be the most innovative American drummer i’ve ever heard . Outrageous

Can not get enough of this song! My favorite song by Cream!

This sounds like what Cream was shooting for when they originally formed the band -- free jazz-rock, infused with blues and swing. Baker is phenomenal here, isn't he?

The best trio to grace that stage, hands down.

It’s really impressive if you imagine that a group of musicians that have been playing together for an odd three years or so that brought such an impressie repertoire into the word. Like I said, really impressive. Still after more than 30 years.

Absolutely otherworldly!

Love how they nail that short bar in the chorus. Smooth as silk. God rest you, Jack Bruce, and be well Eric and Ginger...

Great audio and video. thank you

THIS IS ROCK N' ROLL KIDS !!!

My all time favorite album - Live Cream. NSU best version.

I was listening at 1.5 by mistake and couldn't believe how fast they were playing-anyway back to normal speed- they sound better than ever!!!!

3 absolute masters at work here! Fucking amazing!

WoooooooW! Perfect playing,excellent & evergreen song!THANKS!♥️✌🎸🎸🎸🥁🎶💗👑♥️

They were not men.....they were supermen.....they were the Cream of Rock n Roll.....they will live forever.....

Cream...always rises to the top!

Amazing how they managed to pull this song off at their age. Wtf

Another great one. What a powerful trio.

By far the best of this set

Remember their first gig at Wardour street AMAZING I then felt I was blessed. I had a pint with Eric and his mum at the Ship pub ...he was a wonderful person ..BLESS YOU ERIC SO IMPORTANT IN MY LIFE

this is sublime! dang! I wish cream would never never stop! thank you theeshrimpking!

They have both passed away wake up you guys, May God have mercy on their souls, Amen.

Really really love this version

Hard to believe Ginger Baker will be 80 this year

Wheres the talent like this these days? A true classic 👌 miss these guys together!

Remembrances of hazy daze in Ann Arbor. Would love to re-live.

Oct 6th... Ginger Baker You were a good man.

Nobody was playing sounds like that in 1966.. But then 'Are You Experienced' came out & everything changed. But these guys had the vocals..

the best live band ever

Sure glad the boys reunion happened. Jack is hitting it.

That was perfection

fret-less bass? yes. amazing ❤

Simply amazing!

Ginger was a freight train on this. They all great!

Ginger comes out at you like "BOOM BOOM BOOM" love it

Thank you CREAM..RIP Jack

What we see here is 3 extremely talented MUSICIANS who are able to express their abilities.

My favorite band.

I saw them at the Whiskey in 1967. I was visiting my sister in Huntington Beach and I saw that Cream was going to be playing. So I went and I think it was $3 cover charge with a two-drink minimum. I was smoking some prime cannabis and taking acid and while we were out back smoking Jack came out and took a toke. He was really cool and didn't act like a big star or anything. The thing that was always confusing to me was the very beginning of the song. I think it starts out in 5/4 timing and then moves to 4/4. It's hard to tell. Yes, Ginger was absolutely incredible on drums and it was hard to take your eyes off him to look at Eric and Jack. But they were all consummate professionals on their individual instruments. I've seen "Beware Mr. Baker" and I've read his book. Ginger was a terrible person to those around him but he lived for the drums. I've seen a lot of bands in my 70 years but I've never seen a better drummer than Ginger. He pounded on those drums like he was in Africa (where he studied). I think Ginger was capable of playing the drums for 24 hours straight.

amazing band!!

Goodbye ginger thank you.

Perfect.

The Meaning Behind The Song: N.S.U. by Cream N.S.U. is a rock song by the British band Cream, appearing on their 1966 album, “Fresh Cream.” Although the song may seem like a simple and catchy tune at first listen, it holds deeper meaning and is often regarded as a blues-rock anthem. N.S.U. is an abbreviation for the phrase “non-specific urethritis,” a medical condition that Eric Clapton, the iconic guitarist and member of Cream, had experienced. What led to the creation of N.S.U.? N.S.U. was written by Eric Clapton during his time with the Yardbirds, a band he was a part of before joining Cream. Clapton had contracted a sexually transmitted infection, which caused him to endure the painful condition of non-specific urethritis. This difficult personal experience served as the inspiration for the song, allowing Clapton to pour his emotions into his music. Exploring the lyrics and themes The lyrics of N.S.U. reflect Clapton’s frustration and pain caused by his physical ailment. The song opens with the line, “Driving in my car, smoking my cigar,” which hints at Clapton’s attempt to find temporary solace or escape from his troubles. The catchy chorus repeats the phrase “I won’t let the same dog bite me twice,” suggesting Clapton’s determination not to let his past mistakes or hardships affect him again. In addition to the personal meaning behind the song, N.S.U. also showcases Cream’s signature blues-rock sound. The instrumental sections allow each band member to showcase their excellent musicianship, with Clapton’s fiery guitar solos being a highlight. The raw and powerful energy of the music complements the emotional lyrics, creating a dynamic and captivating listening experience. EXTRACT TAKEN FROM oldtimemusic.com/the-meaning-behind-the-song-n-s-u-by-cream/

SWEET!!! thanks so much for sharing

Love the song , it was one of my favorites of theirs.

excellent and Ive done this for years

this never gets old.............go forever.............read eric and gingers books............

One of the best, just watching Ginger , seems effortless .

What an awesome song.

One year ago today we lost Ginger Baker

I played this at 1.25x and wow, I never thought I accidentally made it sound so fast and cool at the same time! 🤯

we have just all CREAMED together

Cream yeah 👊