Blind Faith
by Blind Faith


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  Track ratings The tracks on this album have an average rating of 81 out of 100 (all tracks have been rated).

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Overall rank: 1,191st | 1960s rank: 123rd | 1969 rank: 34th  Overall chart history
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77/100 (from 414 votes)
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This album is rated in the top 3% of all albums on BestEverAlbums.com. This album has a Bayesian average rating of 77.3/100, a mean average of 76.5/100, and a trimmed mean (excluding outliers) of 77.4/100. The standard deviation for this album is 13.8.


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Blind Faith forum mentions

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“2200 BLIND FAITH 1969 – POLYDOR Produced By JIMMY MILLER 1. Had To Cry Today 2. Can’t Find My Way Home 3. Well All Right 4. Presence Of The Lord 5. Sea Of Joy 6. Do What You Like 7. Exchange And Mart 8 Spending All My Days Blind Faith only existed for about six months. But they are still talked…”
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80/100
The one & only album from a "supergroup" ~ Clapton, Winwood, Baker & Grech. I played the album quite a few times in the early 70's and, for its time, it was up there with the best. There is no 'filler' - each track has merit; and it plays an important part in the history of UK music (& the music makers) of the late 60's. (Edited)
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Steve Winwood is an amazing musician. not to say that the rest of this group isn't.. but man can that dude sing and play guitar, and keys.

"Can't find my way home" is an all time great song. (Edited)
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This is a bit of an underrated classic in my view. Just picked it up on vinyl re-release and was surprised how listenable and ahead of its time it is. Even the drum solo is enjoyable as it doesn't go on forever!

I am sure that the album sleeve turns a lot of people away in this day and age... (Edited)
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Solid blues rock from the 60's. If you like Clapton you should like this, since his playing is great and he is as usual better in a band than solo. Steve Winwood's voice isn't to bad either. (Edited)
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Audioslave had the same problem. The weight of massive expectations casts a pallor over the actual album. This is a not bad album, but people were expecting the moon.
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