Blind Faith (2) - Blind Faith

Label: Polydor
Catalog#: 583 059
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country:UK
Released:1969
Genre: Rock
Style: Classic Rock
Credits: Arranged By - Chris Blackwell , Robert Stigwood
Artwork By [Cover Design], Photography - Bob Seideman
Artwork By [Spaceship Built By] - Mick Milligan
Producer - Jimmy Miller
Notes:Gatefold sleeve.

Stevie Winwood & Rick Grech appear through the courtesy of Island Records Ltd.

A1, A2, B1: Island.
A3: Southern.
A4: Throat.
B2: P.E. Baker.

Printed and made by MacNeill Press.
Manufactured by Polydor Records Limited London.
Made in England.
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Tracklisting:

A1   Had To Cry Today (8:49)
    Written By - Steve Winwood
A2   Can't Find My Way Home (3:17)
    Written By - Steve Winwood
A3   Well All Right (4:28)
    Written By - Allison , Holly , Mauldin , Petty
A4   Presence Of The Lord (4:56)
    Written By - Eric Clapton
B1   Sea Of Joy (5:22)
    Written By - Steve Winwood
B2   Do What You Like (15:20)
    Written By - Ginger Baker
User Reviews:
jussumen, Aug 27, 2007

Blind Faith is the quintessential Super Group after the split of CREAM.Even better because of Stevie Winwood. He is one of the best Singers in Rock.
Ginger Bakers drums are present all through the album, Eric Claptons guitar fills each and every empty space left and on top of all we hear Stevie Winwood with his unique vocal gymnastics. When Rick Grech adds his Violin the sound is bubbling like an Alchemists Magic Potion. There is just too much going on. But none of that matters much. The strength lies mainly in the beauty of the Songs, the meaninful lyrics and the way they are expressed. In The Presence Of The Lord is such a positive and heartfelt Tune, i cannot think of any other song that comes close to it. Had To Cry Today or Cant Find My Way Home are perfect for a summer afternoon with lots of mellow moods.
Side 2 is more adventurous - Do What You Like is exactly that : 15 plus minutes of 4 outstanding musicians doing what they like best. Bass, Drums, Vocals and Organ are always present and keep things simmering; when Rick Grechs Violin meets Eric Claptons Lead Guitar Licks it all bubbles over.
Fantastic !

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