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Setlist
Same setlist as RAH WITH Tales of
Brave Ulysses added.
I'M SO GLAD
SPOONFUL
OUTSIDE WOMAN BLUES
PRESSED RAT & WARTHOG
SLEEPY TIME
TALES OF BRAVE ULYSSES
N.S.U.
BADGE
POLITICIAN
SWEET WINE
ROLLIN' & TUMBLIN'
STORMY MONDAY
DESSERTED CITIES OF THE HEART
BORN UNDER A BAD SIGN
WE'RE GONE WRONG
CROSSROADS
SITTIN' ON TOP OF THE WORLD
WHITE ROOM
TOAD
SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE
Reviews:
24th
Just to let you know, last night I saw CREAM in NYC.
My seats were in Section 223, Row A. On Clapton's side of stage. Cost
me $500, from the internet website StubHub.com. The seats were well worth the
money.
They were FANTASTIC!!
I mean it sincerely. The entire audience stood up for the first two
songs, I'm So Glad + Spoonful.
The band was BETTER than in R.A.H. in May, (I went to see the 5/5/05
concert),and last night the-> WAH WAH pedal, was played, twice!!
They played > "Tales of Brave Ulyssess" and people went
nuts!! It
was awesome!!....
I was so happy to hear it, as they did not perform this in London. The
solo was old style Eric, vintage '68..........................!!!!!!
also the Wah Wah was used on "White Room" and it sounded better than
R.A.H. version.
People in the audience could not stop talking about > GINGER BAKER
!!...............
his playing was so remarkable, and many fans saw a musician play drums
like they were meant to be played. He took the house down with Toad, and
got lots of new-found respect.
The encore was "Sunshine", and honestly, the ending
jam, was so
good, that it blew everyone's mind, and Clapton played like he was
inspired as in the early days of CREAM.
Graeme, I am attending the Wed. Oct. 26th show also, if you want, I
will forward more info to you, if you like.
New York City is in CREAM fever this week, and I LOVE It!!!
These Are The Days,
Richard Jackson
25th, 26th
I just got back from NYC friday afternoon and I'm glad I went,
even though between airfare, hotel, tickets, souvenirs and a new digital camera
to take photos, it cost me over $2,000 US. but it was worth it to me. Cream is
the greatest rock trio ever. I wish you could've gone, I'm sure you
would've loved the shows. but I'm glad you have the DVD.
I went to the Tuesday and Wednesday shows. They did make obvious mistakes during
both shows, but they carried on regardless(on Wednesday, jack came in too early
with the first verse on "rollin' and tumblin'" and ended up singing it
twice; in "Deserted Cities", while Jack was still singing a verse, Ginger
came in too early with the tom part he plays on the instrumental break, Eric had
to cue him on when to come in). They are still master musicians, capable of
incredible playing. I think Clapton's solo on Tuesday's version of "Stormy
Monday" was as good as the one on the DVD.
Manny