Cream's White room is one of those songs that most people will always remember great job Dana's Faith.

The very first super group in Rock n Roll history. So much talent in this band

Eric Clapton - Guitar and vocals, Jack Bruce - Bass and vocals, Ginger Baker - Drums. They were a hell of a group. Check out some of their other work.

The genius of Clapton, Baker, and Bruce.

Rock trivia: Bassist/vocalist Jack Bruce was a classically trained cellist who once played with the Scottish National Orchestra.

I can't believe I'm watching your reaction at 1:30 am. I was about 8 years old when White Room first came out. And here I am watching you two youngsters enjoying the song 50 years later...Keep up the good work Amelia and Juliette! 😊

Three maestros made this incredible sound.

Jack Bruce the bassist does the vocal and Eric Clapton shreds on guitar and at this time was called "God" because of his killer playing and those one of a kind drum fills and grooves are done by Ginger Baker. Cream is considered the first supergroup and they back up that claim nicely.

One of the first power trios. R.I.P. Jack Bruce, and Ginger Baker. Your music lives on.

WHITE ROOM, YES!!! One of the best, of many, classic rock songs! Cream have always been one of my favorite groups. Eric Clapton, who plays one mean sounding guitar (he is using what is known as a wah-wah pedal on this song, to get that sound), is also one of my favorite artists, when he went solo. Jack Bruce is the singer and bass player, who composed this song. Ginger Baker played drums and was one of the best. Sad to say, Eric Clapton is the only surviving member of this group. Great sound for the year it came out-1968! Loved how the two of you picked up on the different instruments being played on this song, as you are correct. Another great video reaction, my lovely girls. Great pick by your dad too! Hope to see the two of you react to more Cream as they do have many more great classic songs that need to be explored! Love & Blessings! 💖

Great reaction! Cream was an epic power trio. They were able to really fill a "soundspace" with just the three of them. Jack Bruce (RIP), the bassist, was the singer. Ginger Baker (RIP) could really pound those toms. And Eric Clapton made that guitar sing! Thanks for reacting to this epic song! This takes me back to junior high school. Yes, I am that old! lol

I have every Cream album and love this song. Thanks again.

Epic one from the days of true pioneers of rock lovely reaction to one of my favourite tracks great choice Lets continue! 😂

Nice pick Ladies, the first super group, Clapton is one of the best!!

SOOO.. INCREDIBLE...I Love that song so much. Just an incredible group with Eric Clapton on the guitar. You girls never cease to Amaze me with your music choices. Classic Rock at its finest. Classic reaction at its finest. STANDING OVATION Ladies!!!!! Mia? Love your Shirt. Hope you can do another Rainbow song featuring all the different lead singers. ❤❤❤⚘⚘⚘

If you liked this, I can't wait to see your reaction to "Sunshine of Your Love" by Cream.

Great choice! You couldn't have picked a better song from cream than White Room! Very impressive for a 3 piece band which is considered one of the first rock super groups. To really appreciate their musical talents try listening to the song Badge, it is a very beautifully musical tune!

I'm 60 years old now but I was younger than Mia when I first heard this song because I have 2 sisters that are quite a bit older than me and I listened to what they were listening to back then.

Oh boy, such a classic song from a classic band of amazing and talented men, Eric, Ginger, and Bruce were phenomenal, this song was written in 1968 to protest the Vietnam war, so many great songs came out during that protest. Cream had multiple hit songs in a short span they were together, another all fav is Sunshine of your Love kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNplZNV6ua6XdXU.html Lol, the ringing you hear is Bruce and Eric humming

Cream's White room is a classic song and i love the new video thanks Dana's Faith.

Three brilliant musicians and no fakery. Not to mention a really catchy pop/rock song!

I accidentally came across this. These girls have great taste in music. Pretty cool.

This song is a timeless classic, and Cream's best in my opinion. It's also Clapton's clinic for how to use a wah-wah pedal.

This came from the double album "Wheels Of Fire". This song was on the first record that was recorded in the studio. The second one was recorded live at the Winterland Auditorium in San Francisco. I was there!

Three of the all time best for their instruments. Eric Clapton on guitar, Jack Bruce (RIP) on bass guitar and Ginger Baker (RIP) on drums.

My dad loved this. You are young enough to be my daughters. The great Eric Clapton. Thanks girls. Peace.

Rainbow and Deep Purple T-Shirts! Long Live Ritchie Blackmore! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

Never loose your Joy young ladies because y’all are definitely a bright spot in this world. God Bless

The infamous Wah-wah pedal is what your hearing on the guitar.

Classic Cream, personally my fav of theirs and one of the best songs period :-) Btw love the t-shirts girls!

Cream was a supergroup trio made up of Eric Clapton on guitar, Ginger Baker on drums, and Jack Bruce on Bass and vocals. In this song, both Eric Clapton and Jack Bruce shared the singing duties. This song featured Eric Clapton using a cry-baby peddle to get that wah-Wah sound during his solos. A couple other songs you may want to react to are Sunshine of your love and Crossroads.

To this day I've never broke down lyrics. Oddly enough just know I love the song.

This band had the best drummer of the world

Hey ladies, good to see you! Nice t-shirts! Did you know Rainbow and Deep Purple were related bands? Two core members from Deep Purple, guitarist Richie Blackmore and bassist Roger Glover were both members of Rainbow, and both were active members of both bands during the height of their popularity.

Disraeli Gears (1967) was an appetizer of what could have been. I truly believe Cream would have surpassed the levels of greatness achieved by Led Zeppelin in the 1970s had they stuck together and belted out 10 albums or so. But Jack Bruce was water to Ginger Baker's oil; it wasn't meant to be. Ladies, make sure you listen to the entire album -- each song is a gem, especially Tales of Brave Ulysses.

Brilliant Ladies..... and those shirts. Awesome. I just love the diversity and appreciation in your reactions.... and its always fun.

So much great music in a short period of time👍❗...looking forward to more from Cream👍👍

Hi Girls, Eric Clapton and Bassist Jake Bruce were from the group the Bluesbreakers and were asked to form Cream from Drummer Ginger Baker then the rest is history

Nothing like 70's music to get you through the day!!!

A great job as always! This is a great classic song! One of my earliest favorite songs as a kid when it came out. 😊

Talk about great talent and Imo one of the best three piece bands of all time. Good one y'all.

Eric Clapton was in this band.. No more words needed!!!

Those T shirts!!! Deep purple yeah man!!!

Another great Cream song is “Tales Of Brave Ulysses” , if you like heavy psychedelic guitar work this song is among the best. There’s a reason that Eric Clapton is considered to be one the greatest guitarists ever. Cream was only together from 1966-1968, they only put out 4 albums when they were together, but those 4 albums were legendary. Jack Bruce, the bass player, sang this song. Eric Clapton on guitar, and Ginger Baker on drums. They were called “Cream” because when they got together they were the each considered to be the best at what they did, they were the “cream of the crop” as the saying goes. Eric Clapton is the only one still alive, and he can still play just as well.

Just imagine living through these times as a flower girl , moving from coast to coast in a van with a bunch of hippies , lots of acid , weed and stuff . Always stay young at heart , aim high and keep safe . From an Old still young at Heart Flower Girl . Peace Out .

You both have super cool shirts on!Always enjoy your reactions to classic rock songs.

Jack Bruce on vocal and Bass. Ginger Baker a phenomenal drummer. And Eric Clapton on Rhythm/Lead Guitar. The worlds first power trio and super group. Checkout Badge” with Eric Clapton on vocal and “Sunshine of Your Love” with Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton on vocal. I sure you’ll love them.

Its enjoyable to see the reactions of youth to the music I grew up on decades past. As I recall from being a teenager in the early seventies is that there was no internet. So, entertainment often for many was found in music and literatures. Popular literatures among many of the era rock stars seems to reflect classical Greco-Roman literature and forwards like J. R. R. Tolkien who held a bit of cult following in the day, along with Igor Stravinsky, the Firebird. Consider another masterpiece by Cream, Tales Of Brave Ulysses…It will not disappoint. It coveys the aforementioned interest in classic literature shared among these musicians. Great job ladies 😎👍

Awesome! Yee! Ginger Baker on drums. He was one of the 1st to play double bass. Also check out Tom Dowd. He produced Cream and many other artists. There is a clip of him talking about Cream on KZfaq.

2 of the best shirts ever ! ☠️☠️☠️🤟🏼

Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker - a three-man orchestra !

How can you not like a song that contains the words " Yellow Tigers Crouched In Jungles In Her Dark Eyes"!!!??? Great musicians, great song writing. Sadly only lasted three years. Please try " Sunshine Of Your Love" ladies. Great reaction, as always.

One of my favourite songs of all time. And that guitar is the best ever I don't care what anyone says

Only 3 people making this great music! Good choice.

StefK Though it is said that Jack Bruce was the lead singer the 2nd verse is sung by Eric Clapton and that's how they sing it live. It's about depression and hopelessness.

Great reaction Juliet and Mia! Now that you have experienced some Cream you are ready for Layla by Derek and the Dominoes! Best wishes to both of you and best of luck to you with your channel!!

OMG LADIES YOU ARE AWESOME!!!! I am 57 years old a BIG Cream fan since I’m 10, Your review was exactly how I FEEL about the song! The song is from 1968. I subscribed!

Not bad for just a drummer, a guitarist and a bass

Great classic rock and roll. I love this song. I enjoyed watching your reaction. 🙂👍Thank you for having me. I have enjoyed participating. Wishing you a wonderful day.

Nice "T's" ladies...I had that same Rainbow Rising album cover on a shirt, back in the '70's. You two are getting into heavyweight rock classics...this is THE group that established the power trio format, inspiring everyone from Hendrix to RUSH. Ginger Baker's drumming is especially epic!!! Eric Clapton's use of the wha pedal and bassist, Jack Bruce's voice is indeed, incredible...great review, once again!! ENJOY!

Thanks young ladies music of my generation I loved Cream & Eric Clapton is a guitar virtuoso, was lucky to see him in the 80’s 👍

Great request and choice! Glad you enjoyed it.The shirts look fantastic. :-) This song stands out in my memory because there used to be commercials on TV where they would try to sell a vinyl album of hit songs from that time and they would play little snippets of the songs. And when I heard the short clip of *this* song I really wanted the album! LOL So I ordered it through the mail. Terrific band. Lots of good songs. A couple are “Sunshine of Your Love“ and “Badge” and thanks for that lyrics analysis. I’ve never really looked at the lyrics so that was very interesting to me. I agree, another song for a power walk or a hike!

Youngsters getting an EDUCATION in rock and roll...

Imagine ladies/girls I bought this album at the record store for five dollars back when was first released and I had the same reaction you guys just did

Only three instruments but three musical geniuses playing them - you should react to more Cream especially their longer tracks.

Cream are probably the greatest 3 piece Band in history. They were short lived ( on purpose ) approximately 2.5 years. I rate Ginger Baker to be slightly ahead of John Bonham as the best Drummer in history. Jack Bruce on Fretless Bass & Lead Vocals is a GOD. Eric ' Slowhand ' Clapton on Guitar is in the Top 5 of all time. This will always be in my Top 50 songs of all time. It moves me and takes me to places I wish I could stay. Just when you think the song is ending, they break into one of the greatest Outros in music history.................

huh , i never really knew this song had a song , i always listened to it on the instrumental side to it ...but your right though it does have some crazy statements in there , thats for sure ..when you really so try and listen to what the song is actually about ...huh i never really thought it that way before ...thanks girls for that thought jolt ...

The stoned mind is the place where the shadows run from themselves, a day in the life of a mind.

Cream - I feel free Cream - Sunshine of your love Arthur Brown - Fire

You where right, it is a song of depression, The singers lover leaves him at a train station. He goes to a party, 'hooks up' with a sympathetic girl, but that doesn't help, in fact it makes him feel worse.

Good to see you girls check out some of Eric Clapton's mighty guitar work from the 1960s; he was so much more than the writer and singer of sappy ballads such as "Wonderful Tonight". If you like his use of the wah-wah pedal here, check out Cream's "Tales of Brave Ulysses", which has a similar chord progression to this song. Also, the live track "Crossroads" has an epic Clapton guitar solo and also features him on vocals (bassist Jack Bruce was the main singer in Cream, as he is on "White Room").

one of the best guitarist ever..Eric Clapton.

A great and classic band one of my favorites great reaction girls 👍👍

The supergroup Blind Faith (Eric Clapton, formerly from Cream, as guitarist: Steve Winwood, formerly from Traffic, as organist and singer; Ginger Baker, formerly from Cream, as drummer; and an excellent bassist/violinist) had a short U.S. tour (14 concerts or so) in July and August of 1969, and my then-17-year-old brother and my then-almost-14-year-old self were fortunate to win tickets to see Blind Faith from a radio contest held by the FM-100 rock radio station in our hometown of Memphis - the tickets were to the tour stop which was geographically "closest" to Memphis, which was the Sunday August 3, 1969 concert at Kiel Auditorium, in St. Louis. My brother and I flew up from Memphis on Delta Airlines, saw a (then-brand-new, premiering) film "2001: A Space Odyssey" in the afternoon, saw the wonderful Blind Faith concert at Kiel, that evening; however, it had some unexpectedly lengthy encores; this caused us to miss our late-night ticketed Delta return flight to Memphis. We tried to hitch-hike (as was mostly quite safe and quite customary, in those years) on the nearby I-55 expressway for a ride to the airport in St. Louis, to call our parents and ask them to wire funds for a new return-flight airline ticket; however, co-incidentally, a trucker who gave us a ride was going not to or near that airport, but was going straight through (in the wee hours of the morning of Monday the 4th) to a truck stop in West Memphis, Arkansas, before heading on I-40 south to Little Rock in Arkansas; of course, from our perspectives, it was a thousand times better and cheaper to do this, than to have gone to the St. Louis airport. We could then call our parents in Memphis from the truck stop in West Memphis, and explain the situation (there were no cellphones back then which would have allowed for an earlier call), and they were so delighted that we were both still alive and well that my father (a self-employed artist) left his office and picked us both us from the truck stop in West Memphis -- with NO questions asked !!!!! GREAT Memories -- except for the worries of my parents !!!!!

The lyric writer was poet Pete Brown, who wasn’t a band member, hence the strange words. The singer was Scottish bass player and multi instrumentalist Jack Bruce, who was the main song writer in the group, although both guitarist Eric Clapton & drummer Peter ‘Ginger’ Baker both made song contributions solo and collaborations. Eric and Ginger were London lads with Jack from Glasgow, where he studied cello originally. Great to see you enjoying this song, which I enjoyed as a 14 year old in 1968. 👍😁

Back in late 60s Cream was called the first supper group,. Ginger Baker the drummer and Jack Bruce are both dead But Eric Clapton is still alive and playing music. Clapton is 75 years old the same age as me. Listen to more Cream you will like it.

I may be wrong, but I think it's actually two people singing. Bassist Jack Bruce sings the verses and guitarist Eric Clapton sings the chorus.

If you Ladies are familiar with who Eric Clapton is? He played guitar for Cream early on in his career.

" Badge " by Cream

Main singer is Jack Bruce, also on bass, but with the higher pitched sections by Eric Clapton. Ginger Baker on drums, such a brilliant drummer. So short lived as a group, but made some spectacular music.

Great song! Thanks for reacting to it.

The drumming is so sweet on this

Timeless

Ginger Baker - drums, Jack Bruce - bass & lead vocal, Eric Clapton - guitar. Also check out by Cream: "I Feel Free", "Sunshine of Your Love", "World of Pain", "Tales of Brave Ulysses", "Badge".

Sunshine of your love and crossroads are epic tracks by cream :)

♥ this song

This has to be one of the best tunes I've ever heard. I don't quite get the lyrics, but that doesn't matter. The mysteriousness of the lyrics just adds to appeal of the tune.The instrumentation/jamming and the use of his voice is about as good as it gets!

Excelente análisis. Cream es de las mejores bandas de la historia.

Great vocal by Jack Bruce interpreting the range of bummed out feelings after meeting a girl at a party and wandering around in emotional overload after seeing her leave at the train station...probably all metaphors for a variety of (ab)normal disillusions

Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker. I saw Cream's first concert (67) and last concert (68) in L.A. and the next year I borrowed a guitar and became my favorite guitar player. I learned by copying Eric and B.B. King - please do a the Thrill is Gone vid. Blues, y'all.

Nice!! Thanks for sharing your time with us all.

The three together were considered the cream of the late sixties London scene hence cream this is an epic anthem all three guys on form

Mystical grooves

Anyone who thumbs down this has no soul. Nuff sed.

You Two need to listen to 'Eric Clapton and Friends' Live version of ''White Room''., i was Blown Away by the live version.

3 of the top level musicians of the era, they had a poet, Pete Brown, who helped with their lyrics -- these verses show that collaboration: I'll wait in this place where the sun never shines Wait in this place where the shadows run from themselves You said no strings could secure you at the station Platform ticket, restless diesels, goodbye windows I walked into such a sad time at the station As I walked out, felt my own need just beginning I'll wait in the queue when the trains come back Lie with you where the shadows run from themselves

It’s hard to believe all that sound is created by 3 people!

props. great details. juliet went in deep. i was like= she sounds better then a chinese fortune cookies fortune :) yeee. mia had her oscar winning performances to. the shirts are awesome. SUZI !!!!! ughhh im still chanting that. i even did that at the mcdonalds drive-thru. they did give me extra fries tho. FEEL IT FEEL IT . GROOVY

Wicked guitar playing by Eric Clapton!! Cream is one of the best trios in rock!! Check out “Sunshine Of Your Love” and “Crossroads”. Love what you do and keep rockin!! 🤟🤟🤟

Prior to Led Zep and Deep Purple Cream (along with The Who) were pioneers of live hard rock. They were only together for 3 years, if I was to recommend anything by them it would be 'I'm So Glad' from their farewell concert. The instrumental is insane, you have to turn up the bass because the bass runs that Jack Bruce does are off the scale, one of the finest live bands ever. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j6tzrcKFm7_ec58.html