First time hearing ERIC CLAPTON - Badge REACTION

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First time hearing ERIC CLAPTON - Badge REACTION

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[dusty]

This was my favorite song from when Clapton was a young 20-year-old with his first Band "Cream, " along with Bassist Jack Bruce and drummer Ginger Baker. I think it was from 1967. Such a great song.

[albertsmith]

Clapton wrote this with George Harrison and Ringo was in the room. They had handwritten lyrics on table, and in the breakdown of the song was the word, Bridge... indicating the song's bridge.

Ringo looked at the paper and maybe because of the penmanship misread it and said, "This song is called Badge?"

Then it was an inside joke. The word Badge or any reference to it does not occur in the original version. FWIW... even though it is a Cream song, George Harrison plays all of the introduction guitar until Eric plays lead on the break. Very tight short song, but really great.

[marybaillie]

Love this song. Eric's guitar work is sensational. His guitar should have caught fire. 🔥 A trip back in time. Clapton misread George's note and saw Bridge as Badge and thought it was the title. Anyways Badge stuck.
The lyrics were not meant to make sense. A lot of them were based on George's drunken conversations with Ringo. Glad you loved it Harri. Thanks Harri and David BZen. Excellent choice. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[judiweislo]

I had seen Billy Preston at some college. He did a show with his own band. I met him after the show when it was over, and we talked for a while. He was so down to earth & nice.

[dougmarshall]

Written by Eric Clapton and George Harison great song

[kerrywolfert]

Not enough can be said about how great Clapton's rhythm section is! Man, you don't see a bassist and drummer groove together like this often enough!!

[damonhines]

Saw Clapton in '74 or '75 on a couple hits of white clinical acid. It took off when he launched into that descending riff, the bridge preceding the solos. Stunning.

[MrMondo-xfji]

EC
Billy Preston
David Sancious (2nd Keyboard)
Nathan East (Bass)
Andy Fairweather Low (2nd Guitar)
Steve Gadd (Drums)

[melaniesweeten]

It's was co-written by George Harrison.

[paulinwoburn]

I never heard this version. It kicks ass.

[pjames]

Check out the origional version with Mysterio Mysterioso playing rhythm guitar ( George Harrison )

[robertsoden]

If you have to do a live version at least go to the Cream version from the 2005 reunion with Jack Bruce's bass line.

[julietate]

I saw this lineup (Nathan East on bass), Billy Preston... live in Atlanta on the Reptile Tour. Clapton played everything from "Cocaine" to "My Father's Eyes, " and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." One of the best live shows I ever saw.

[mickeylangley]

Billy Preston on the organ, David Sancious on keyboards, Nathan East on bass, Steve Gadd on drums, Andy Fairwether Lowe on guitar...

[pauldover]

This is a very good live version and a cracking choice but like some others, I do miss George.

[neilsgross]

The other keyboards player is long-time collaborator Greg Phillanganes, and also features the brilliant Andy Fairweather Low on guitar, Nathan East on bass and one of the top session drummers in the industry Steve Gadd. Badge was co-written with his best mate George Harrison and was first performed by Eric's supergroup Cream. An absolute banger

[jamesreagle]

Do the studio version - George Harrison is a co writer

[keithschwartz]

David Sancious did some tremendous piano and organ on the early E Street Band albums, especially New York City Serenade. Try listening to that.

[mrut]

This whole cd (another ticket, another rider) is really great. Preston really shines. Check out have you ever loved a woman from this set. Fantastic

[Oldschooldan]

Harri, you really need to check out Eric's album "24 nights", it's some of his finest work. It was recorded live from the Albert Hall.