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Cream's biggest hit inspired by Hendrix's debut in England


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Sunshine of Your Love by the British rock band Cream is perhaps their best known song that spawned numerous covers across genres over the years. 

The song's origins lie with Cream bassist Jack Bruce and his distinctive bass riff which he developed after attending Jimi Hendrix's first London concert at the Saville Theatre on 29 January 1967. After the riff had taken roots, guitarist Eric Clapton and beat poet Pete Brown later contributed to the song. 
 

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