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I had no idea this Electronic song was a Blind Faith cover! In fact, I never heard the original version. :laugh: How does it compare to Electronic's version?? If someone has it, could you be so kind to upload it to Floyd's ftp site for a proper comparison/contrast when it's back up and running? :clap::

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I had no idea Electronic did a cover of Blind Faith! :laugh: I may have it, not sure, I'll have to check the collection. Thinned things out to pay bills while in school, so may not have it any longer. :laugh:

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It's on Twisted Tenderness, which I don't have, so I've not heard this one either. Have to say that my fave version is by The Swans, with Jarboe singing, on their This Burning World album.

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So Blind Faith had Steve Winwood in it?

Sorry, I have no idea who Blind Faith is.. but I remember 2 songs from Steve Winwood...

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Steve Winwood sings in this really awful sucky falsetto voice. It makes me appreciate the Electronic version a lot more. I have a Mp3 but don't know how to submit it.

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Originally posted by Spotnick So Blind Faith had Steve Winwood in it?Sorry, I have no idea who Blind Faith is.. but I remember 2 songs from Steve Winwood...

After Cream (Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Bruce)broke up in 1969, Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker (drums) worked together on a new project (Blind Faith) with Steve Winwood and Rick Grech from Traffic. They released one album, and then went their separate ways.

Oops. I guess my age is showing.

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Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr > Originally posted by Spotnick> So Blind Faith had Steve Winwood in it?> > Sorry, I have no idea who Blind Faith is.. but I remember 2 songs from Steve Winwood...

After Cream (Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Bruce)broke up in 1969, Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker (drums) worked together on a new project (Blind Faith) with Steve Winwood and Rick Grech from Traffic. They released one album, and then went their separate ways.

Oops. I guess my age is showing. eric clapton? who the hell is he? :wink:

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Exactly.

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