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Came across this by chance, girls showing how it should be done. The bass player is a bit better looking than Jack, the drummer is definitely nicer to look at than Ginger, nobody is as good looking as Eric though

These girls can really play, I think they are Irish

Ha, ha! Sorry Geoff.......nae bollocks.

I saw Cream at the Locarno, Glasgow, when the stage used to revolve. Long John Baldry was the support, with (although I didn't know it at the time) Reg Dwight on piano, and Rodney Stewart and Julie Driscoll on backing vocals and a full brass section which was the 'showband' style of the day. Then the stage revolved, 3 guys and Ginger's drums took up three quarters of the stage. Far out, man.

Danny Mitchell wrote:Ha, ha! Sorry Geoff.......nae bollocks.

I saw Cream at the Locarno, Glasgow, when the stage used to revolve. Long John Baldry was the support, with (although I didn't know it at the time) Reg Dwight on piano, and Rodney Stewart and Julie Driscoll on backing vocals and a full brass section which was the 'showband' style of the day. Then the stage revolved, 3 guys and Ginger's drums took up three quarters of the stage. Far out, man.

Never saw them live, wish I had!

Gingers drums would be nailed to the floor nae doubt.

I did see Jack Bruce at a wee pub in Kirkcaldy when he was doing the back to basics tour, Zal Cleminson on guitar in full clown costume, also saw him with Alex Harvey at the Mayfair in Newcastle. Was quite amazing seeing Jack Bruce live, incredible bass player and vocalist, not to mention his mouthie playing skills. The night was rather spoiled by a bar brawl at the end of night, well it was Kirkcaldy