BLIND FAITH

was either one of the great

successes of the late '60s, a culmination of the

decade's efforts by three legendary musicians

- or it was a disaster of monumental

proportions, and a symbol of everything that

had gone wrong with the business of rock at

the close of the decade In actual fact, Blind

Faith was probably both. 

By any ordinary reckoning, the quartet

compiled an enviable record. They generated

some great songs, still regarded as classics

30-plus years later; they sold hundreds of

thousands of concert tickets and perhaps a

million more albums at the time; and they were

so powerful a force in the music industry that

they were indirectly responsible for helping

facilitate the merger of two major record 

companies that evolved into Time Warner,

before they'd released a note of music on

record. And they did it all in under seven

months together.

Band Members

Eric Clapton

Ginger Baker

Rick Grech

Steve Winwood

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