Blind Faith Album Cover

[george daniel]

Found this on another forum.I remember when it was released ,,at the time the USA cover was more "PC",, we could not keep the British pressing displayed openly,,seems that some folks were offended.Anyway--kinda' innaresting,,here you go

http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/sh...d.php?t=245937

[Fongolio]

I have the original in my collection. Great album.

[george daniel]

I've still got my "British Copy",, which at the time was pretty cool,for lack of a better word,, we could not keep them in stock though,, as soon as we got em',they would sell."Can't find my way Home" is still one of my favorites.

[Tour2ma]

Pretty sure I BMG'd my copy in 1971 or so... so the sanitized, substitute album cover resides here.



One of the very few "Supergroups" that I thought worked. Personally "Do What You Like" was my fav track.

For the longest time I could not figure out how Ginger could do that fast of a bass drum roll...
Then DOH!
I finally saw his twin bass kit...

[George Grand]

It may have been groundbreaking at the time, but I don't feel it has aged well at all. It's not "there" with Hendrix or Cream.

Winwood disappeared for god knows how long, and re-surfaced with Top 40. Clapton, well...
Ginger Baker was relatively quiet, with Air Force and Baker-Gurvitz. Then I think he really hit his stride mid-90's with The Ginger Baker Trio, especially that first album.

[gdb]

Found this on another forum.I remember when it was released ,,at the time the USA cover was more "PC",, we could not keep the British pressing displayed openly,,seems that some folks were offended.Anyway--kinda' innaresting,,here you go

http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/sh...d.php?t=245937

Have you seen the Swedish film "My Life AS A Dog", it shows regularly on Comcast and it displays a young girl's breasts several times. I have no idea how it doesn't get cut for the US market. It is actually a very sweet and touching story and not "dirty" in any sense.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089606/

[Bababouey]

I was fortunate to catch Blind faith on their only North American tour in 1969.
The openers were Taste with Rory Gallagher and Delaney and Bonnie.
What a great show!!!!
I believe it was late July.
When we were leaving, there were people outside the stadium handing out flyers advertising a little festival called Woodstock which took place a month later.
Glen

[george daniel]

Ah,, you and I need to talk--some of the greatest days/times of my life.Thanks for posting.

[kefranklin]

I love Blind Faith but Im glad Eric decided to do an album with D &B right after, I listened to it the other day and it is nice.