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Condition: Like new: An item that looks as if it was just taken out of shrink wrap. No visible wear, and all ...

Edition: Collector's Edition, Deluxe Edition

UPC: 0060768842397

Format: DVD

Release Year: 2006

Rating: NR

Sub-Genre: Pop Music

Genre: Musical & Performing Arts

Movie/TV Title: Blind Faith-London Hyde Park 1969

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It was a great day for rock fans when, on June 7, 1969, the supergroup Blind Faith played their debut concert in London's Hyde Park, before an audience of 100,000 eager fans. The group consisted of Eric Clapton on guitar, vocalist and keyboardist Steve Winwood, bassist Rick Grech, and Ginger Baker on drums. The 40-minute set included "Well All Right," "Under my Thumb," and "Can't Find my Way Home."

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Blind Faith-London Hyde Park 1969

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by yesviews
09 Sep, 2016Top favourable review
Rock and Roll History
If you grew up when I did and experienced the end of the 60's and into the 70's, then this DVD is history. The only negative is that it is not just a DVD of the concert itself. Because it comes from the 60's, it has those spacey moments intertwined throughout the concert that try to take you into space. Back then that was the goal. Now, I would have preferred to watch the entire concert. Imagine Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood as young rock gods performing their only album, especially Can't Find My Way Home! Even to watch the madman himself, Ginger Baker drum is worth the price of the DVD. If you are into Rock and Roll as I am, this is must! Remember, I may be old, but I got to see all those great bands in their creative prime. Plenty of great footage of the band performing their music to ... If you grew up when I did and experienced the end of the 60's and into the 70's, then this DVD is history. The only negative is that it is not just a DVD of the concert itself. Because it comes from the 60's, it has those spacey moments intertwined throughout the concert that try to take you into space. Back then that was the goal. Now, I would have preferred to watch the entire concert. Imagine Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood as young rock gods performing their only album, especially Can't Find My Way Home! Even to watch the madman himself, Ginger Baker drum is worth the price of the DVD. If you are into Rock and Roll as I am, this is must! Remember, I may be old, but I got to see all those great bands in their creative prime. Plenty of great footage of the band performing their music to make it worth it.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: melbatunes
by single_six
10 Mar, 2016Top critical review
A passable show, certainly not a very good one
The potential was there - all the elements were in place. I'm going to say that Steve Winwood was ill-prepared for the show - he was either drunk, stoned or both. His normally stellar vocals are strained, he hits lot of off-key notes and forgets many lyrics. Clapton and Grech are almost robotic and give sterile performances, while Ginger is Ginger; he's the only one of the four who really showed up. Too bad, really - it just comes across as an off day for the band.The potential was there - all the elements were in place. I'm going to say that Steve Winwood was ill-prepared for the show - he was either drunk, stoned or both. His normally stellar vocals are strained, he hits lot of off-key notes and forgets many lyrics. Clapton and Grech are almost robotic and give sterile performances, while Ginger is Ginger; he's the only one of the four who really showed up. Too bad, really - it just comes across as an off day for the band.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: detronati
by albatrosh
31 Oct, 2007
Riding the crest of the 1960's musical revolution...
A very simple production in the Blind Faith - London Hyde Park 1969 DVD finds listeners/watchers enjoying plain truths. I watched a bunch of people I played the DVD for, who are primarily Gen-X'ers, motivate to the film. Some either fell asleep while the others were really jazzed with THAT feeling---the feeling of the mystical and magical psychedelic 60's. All the players of the group Blind Faith were very basic players in the blues rock genre on this offering. It's absolutely beautiful. I am 40 years old and rememeber the mid-to-late 60's. Besides the protests and skirmishes and Vietnam War and the landing on the moon there were some purely simple and magical things occurring and Blind Faith is that sort of pinnacle of that during this time. They were THE supergroup of the era.....even as ... A very simple production in the Blind Faith - London Hyde Park 1969 DVD finds listeners/watchers enjoying plain truths. I watched a bunch of people I played the DVD for, who are primarily Gen-X'ers, motivate to the film. Some either fell asleep while the others were really jazzed with THAT feeling---the feeling of the mystical and magical psychedelic 60's. All the players of the group Blind Faith were very basic players in the blues rock genre on this offering. It's absolutely beautiful. I am 40 years old and rememeber the mid-to-late 60's. Besides the protests and skirmishes and Vietnam War and the landing on the moon there were some purely simple and magical things occurring and Blind Faith is that sort of pinnacle of that during this time. They were THE supergroup of the era.....even as they only released one album! The video is wonderfully edited and is full of close-up shots of guitars, drums and amplifiers and all the players at their best. You even get to see the audience of whacked-out-on-something hippies really, really, really enjoying the day in Hyde Park. This is the earmark of a simpler time with people honestly enjoying themselves plainly listening to music and watching a music band perform. NOW...if you adhere to the modern-day, fast-touch cognescetti's eat-to-the-beat-and-then-chuck-it bubble gum band type of musical listening pleasure-personage- behavior....you need not apply here. This DVD is for those who enjoy simple music for REAL-musician-performance pleasures. The players are actually playing the daylights out of their instruments without breaking a sweat....Eric Clapton included. (Stevie Winwood plays the daylights out of the organ, Ginger Baker plays like an American Native Indian metronome on fire and Rick Gretch handles the bass guitar with aplomb.) The whole show is a nice length...not too long and not too short. The DVD has a few extra tidbits on there and if you can get a used DVD for $10-$15 you really have a stellar documentary on the matter of the end of the 60's. This DVD, the Woodstock show and The Rolling Stones Altamont show are the end-of-the-60's showcase landmarks. And with that I cannot bring myself to watch Gimme Shelter (Altamont) with the audience member getting knifed to death...it ruins the whole mood of the ambience of the purer virtues of the flower-power era. It goes to show you, although, that we do have some brief and fleeting glimpses of The Garden throughout these tense and tumultuous times on our journey through life. (I actually bought the video primarily to get a close look at the the Fender Telecaster electric guitar Eric Clapton played with a Fender Stratocaster neck installed on it!)
by howar-sinu
20 Jul, 2021
Blind Faith!
Eric Clapton & Steve Windwood, just as they've about to take off into super stardom! AND GINGER BAKER too! The BEST & ONLY VIDEO of this supergroup! Great shortlived group!
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by kebebos
13 Jan, 2008
THE 60'S AS IT REALLY WAS: EXCELLENT TIME CAPSULE!
This film makes me misty-eyed at the loss of those days when a guy like Steve Winwood would move his own microphone stand from the RMI piano to the Hammond organ. It makes me miss the days when people knew HOW to play the Hammond organ! A seat-of-the-pants performance from one of the first 'supergroups' captured on film, warts and all. Lackluster playing from Clapton and Baker with a competent but self-conscious performance by Winwood. My personal opinion: it would have been a much better band with Jack Bruce on bass and Jim Capaldi on drums, but hindsight is 20-20. The DVD includes vintage videos of The Spencer Davis Group's "I'm A Man" and Traffic's "Hole In My Shoe" with Dave Mason on board. You'll see Winwood sing "Under My Thumb" while Mick Jagger watches from the crowd. You'll ... This film makes me misty-eyed at the loss of those days when a guy like Steve Winwood would move his own microphone stand from the RMI piano to the Hammond organ. It makes me miss the days when people knew HOW to play the Hammond organ! A seat-of-the-pants performance from one of the first 'supergroups' captured on film, warts and all. Lackluster playing from Clapton and Baker with a competent but self-conscious performance by Winwood. My personal opinion: it would have been a much better band with Jack Bruce on bass and Jim Capaldi on drums, but hindsight is 20-20. The DVD includes vintage videos of The Spencer Davis Group's "I'm A Man" and Traffic's "Hole In My Shoe" with Dave Mason on board. You'll see Winwood sing "Under My Thumb" while Mick Jagger watches from the crowd. You'll also see Donovan dancing - not spacey trippy dancing, but a real boogaloo! And a live electric version of "Can't Find My Way Home". If you want to see the 60's as it really was without all the hype, re-writing and pontificating, this is like looking through a window directly into the past.

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Blind Faith!

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