Can’t find my way home…
The origins of Blind Faith lay in the break-up of Cream, in mid-1968. That group had become a major critical and commercial success, selling millions of records within a few years and bringing international popularity to both the group and each individual member. Despite that success, the band was crumbling from within because of frequent animosity between bassist Jack Bruce and drummer Ginger Baker, with Eric Clapton doing his best to mediate. In addition, Clapton became tired of playing commercially-driven blues and hoped to move forward with a new, experimental, less straitjacketed approach to the genre.[2] The group disbanded in November 1968 following two concerts at the Royal Albert Hall.[3]
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