>This is one of the greatest speeches ever given.
Seems Our Beloved President is growing in Spirit and really living up to if not exceeding expectations we had for him when elected. I don't see how any future President could ever compare to Isaiah's 45. No way.
Clapper already named Hussein as the one calling the shots, even if it was VJ. Sooner or later BathHouse Barry will be exposed for the fraud he was and always will be.
Prefer Low Spark:
The percentage you're paying is too high priced
While you're living beyond all your means
And the man in the suit has just bought a new car
From the profit he's made on your dreams
But today you just read that the man was shot dead
By a gun that didn't make any noise
But it wasn't the bullet that laid him to rest was
The low spark of high-heeled boys
The album was at a friends house near the pool table. We shot a lot of pool and just flipped it over and over. One of the few I never got sick of hearing. I think Dave Mason played guitar on that one.
I thought Winwood played the piano on that one, but I'm kinda confused as a Blind Faith album came up too. The piano guy on Layla lifted it and EC never gave credit.
>Steve on Keys originally.
Watched that Blind Faith in Hyde Park not long ago, EC was playing a Tele with a Strat neck or something. The fingerboard was scalloped out. Cream was by far Clapton's best stuff. He might not have been as good as Hendrix in being able to do it all, but that Spoonful jam on Wheels is as solid as anything Hendrix did. Jimi was in a league of his own, but I thought Cream was a better band with Jack Bruce & Ginger Baker than with the guys Jimi teamed up with. Lot of Mitch Mitchell fans out there, so I gotta be careful as we all know what a Strange Brew Baker was…
Me too…)) That Traffic album was just something that happened that will never be matched anymore than Blind Faith will be. Winwood was too young to buy a pint at the time of Hyde Park.