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Cream's Farewell Concert is a well known film made in the late '60s covering the band's final gig at The Albert Hall in November of 1968. As a piece of history it can't be faulted, and Cream turn in a powerful performance. Filmed in colour the live footage is cut with interviews with Clapton, Bruce and Baker and the intelligent questions reveal interesting aspects of the band members on stage and off stage persona.

This is the blues medley from the 1983 A.R.M.S. Concert. Credits: Eric Clapton, guitar and vocals; Ray Cooper, drums and percussion; James Hooker, keyboard; Kenny Jones, drums; Andy Fairweather Low, guitar, keyboard and vocals; Fernando Saunders, bass and vocal; Chris Stainton, keyboard; Charlie Watts, drums; Steve Winwood, vocals, keyboard and mandolin; Bill Wyman, bass; Jeff Beck, guitar and vocals; Tony Hymas, keyboard; Ronnie Lane, vocals; Jimmy Page, guitar; Simon Phillips, drums. Eric Clapton was usin

The Yardbirds in a 1965 archival slip from Night Music

Live 1965

Killer dual lead guitar that rivals Allman and Betts, Powell and Turner....Green is almost telepathic in his contrapoint of Danny Kirwans main riffs.

1960 all original Fender Tweed Deluxe Amp

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This Video was made with a small digital camera with a built in Microphone. The sound in this example is pale in comparison to the actual sound and volume of the amplifier but gives a reference. Please see my other videos for other old and rare gear demos.

A quick improvisational blues demo of the Park 45 top mount head by Marshall, say mid 60's? One pedal used halfway through for a bit of boost but the rest is how the amp sounds.

Got this one on ebay

You asked for it..I'm playing a 90s Strat through my old BFTR. Just making up licks and having a twang..I do get the Burst out at the end of the clip.

Hope you like it

This is my new (old) twin reverb, its a 72 twin that has had the blackface mods..just a quick vid at the mo becasue it still needs a few tweaks and I want to do a better clip with the volume up!

Part 2 comming soon!

A comparison of three nice old Vox amps. '74 AC30TB, '70Ac30TB, '64 Ac10 Twin. Please note there is some sound degradation as the volume was too much for the camcorders mic!..

Incredible guitar solo from Jazz a Vienne live.