Cream – Crossroads (4:15)

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Crossroads is a song based on “Cross Road Blues” by Robert Johnson released on Cream’s double album “Wheels Of Fire” in 1968.

During the spring of 1968, Cream came to America for their second US tour; after their first concert in Santa Monica on March 23, they played a string of dates at the Winterland Auditorium in San Francisco (Feb 29, and March 1, 2, 8, 9, 10 (all dates with two shows), with two dates at the Fillmore West on March 3 and 7 (both dates with two shows as well). It was during the first set of the March 10 show that Cream recorded “Crossroads”.

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juniordorozario

http://rockestra-edu.blogspot.com/2012/03/layla-and-other-assorted-love-songs.html Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs é o único álbum de estúdio da banda Inglesa Derek and the Dominos. A banda era formada por Eric Clapton (guitarra e vocais), Carl Radle (baixo), Bobby Whitlock (piano) e Jim Gordon (bateria) e ainda um célebre convidado Duanne Allman do The Allman Brothers Band...

March 2012
beek56

Everybody stands at a crossroad sometimes in their life.

March 2012
sogletho

you can run, you can run

January 2012
pteronophobic

Jack Bruce's bass work on this song is godly.

August 2011
isaaccobainer

Looks like Grohl felt unoriginal when he wrote the drum part for Smells Like Teen Spirit and just ripped this off.

July 2011
vitaoma

This is like God coming down from heaven and saying "Eric Clapton, I am going to give you the best damn solo ever." [2], so true!

May 2011
Gibiruei

essa musica é muito loca.

May 2011
zoborey

amazing

May 2011
Lucas_Marques

jack's bass is sick in this

January 2011
Ortstadt

Stickin to my seat!!!

January 2011
nicoinfurs

I dont know who's more amazing on this, Baker, Bruce of Clapton, they all shine. One of the sickest songs ever.

November 2010
peter5810

they were great without being excessively loud they were great

October 2010
iftp

Awesome bass!

June 2010
noideaasusualxD

The bass line is so amazing :) so is the guitar solo, cream is awesome :)

May 2010
mitchellirons

Bruce KICKS IT on this track. Find a way to tune out Clapton and Baker (sacrilege to say it, I know) and focus on this song's bassline for a real treat.

April 2010
sue_lly

Amazing song!

March 2010
OGWS92

Amazing, one of the best solos ever

March 2010
Yastrzemski

This is like God coming down from heaven and saying "Eric Clapton, I am going to give you the best damn solo ever."

February 2010
muzakdecharles

amazing bass and guitar interventions

January 2010
SonOfThirteen

quite.

December 2009