CREAM - 'Sweet Wine' (French Tv 1966)

[williamsomerville-gz]

Takes me back to the late sixties going to local hops and the bands would play this and after it you went home singing the chorus happy days.

[TweedSuit]

Cream were the first band to use wireless guitars and air drums.

[deceasednebula]

Ginger going hard on those air drums haha

[Leo-uczv]

Imagine hearing this at that time. Dark music!

[CatDaddySteve]

Totally original and no copiers since.

[mdc]

Ginger Baker was such a great drummer he didn't even have to actually hit them to make them sound good.

[markymarc]

This sounds like the original alternate French EP mono mix with both lead guitars playing at equal volume during the instro. Great track! Wish Cream did more stuff like this

[aurelianabolognesi]

Adorabile Jack che gli scappa da ridere😅

[jasonlynn]

Thank you for ennobling culture with this clip.

[JD-vxgr]

Thanks for this rare video....even though it is lip synced with two guitar dubbed solos...this song is one of their best off the first album. Also note absence of guitar amp cords? Just like early music videos in the US. Ginger of course is a monster performer!

[tylerthompson]

Crazy that Jack just played bass backing up singers before this with a voice like that ffs

[anunconstitutionalchickenw]

Careful there Ginger! You wouldn't want to hit the drums or anything like that.

[roofermarc]

So, he's not really hitting those drums? Is that what's happening

[Alun]

Clapton playing the Les Paul he bought from Andy Summers when Cream were recording Fresh Cream?

[edwardhouse]

SHAKING YOUR HAIR DOESNT MAKE YOU A DRUMMER

[namcat]

Weird French lighting; no liquid light show there yet.

[spacepodi]

All good musicians, but not so good as singer/songwriters. An interesting bit of psychedelic pop history non the less. Very much of its time, and fashion, though enjoyable still, even if lacking in some areas.

[marceibel]

To me playback is nothing but big bs..
Imagine they can play live and they are'nt allowed to..