Blind Faith History, biography, lyrics, discography, photographs, bibliography, and trivia. http://www.angelfire.com/wi/blindfaith/

RollingStone.com: Blind Faith Includes biography, discography, links, and photographs. http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/default.asp?oid=491

Steve Winwood Fans' Site: Blind Faith Chronological timeline of the group's history. http://www.azstarnet.com/~bobbieg/blind-faith.htm

Hip Online: Blind Faith Comprehensive biography and group photograph. http://www.hiponline.com/artist/music/b/blind_faith/

Chrome Oxide: Blind Faith Includes profile, list of members, discography, and links. http://members.tripod.com/~eqcitybbs/blind.htm

Blind Faith Bibliography Listing of books and magazines that mention the group. http://www.sixtiesrock.com/bib0099.html

Amazon offers Blind Faith (Audio CD),27 February, 2001 List price $11.98 Going Blind Faith / 5 This album is dynamite. For anyone who likes Cream (or good music for that matter), and appreciates what Clapton and Baker could do together, this is an album to have. The album begins with "Had to Cry Today" - a lengthy testament to Clapton's overlaying of harmonies. This is followed by "Can't Find My Way Home" - SUPERB. The mood of this song is seldom (or better yet, never) replicated today; with its story-telling guitar, identifiable, yet gripping, lyrics, and simple, yet very groovable, high-hat beat - the ambiance is undeniable. The bigness continues with "Well All Right" - a guitar, piano, and bass, never sounded so big (though it is a cover). It sounds like there's so much going on in this song - but not to the extent that the groove or melody suffers one bit. I am listening to the album as I write this, and could go on about the reflective "Presence of the Lord", the vocally stunning "Sea of Joy", or the jazzy "Do What You Like" - which, I should note, includes a ten-minute Ginger special. To end, if you like the cast, you will definitely appreciate the sum of their abilities: Clapton chugs and harmonizes, Baker pounds with undeniable vigour, Grech pounds and scales with Bruce-like precision, and Steve Winwood asserts himself as one of rock's truly magical voices. Song "Do what you like" Do right use your head Everbody must be fed Get together break your bread Yes together that's what I said Do what you like Don't fight Don't fight Dont fight use your head It's alright every night Do what you like That's what I said Everybody must be fed Do what you like Open your eyes Realise you're not dead Take a look At an open book Do what you like That's what I said Do what you like Do right use your head Everybody must be fed Get together break some bread Yes together that's what I said Do what you like Open your eyes Use your head Realise that you're not dead Take a look At an open book Let it cook That's what I said Do what you like

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MMI Movie Review: Blind Faith Movie Review By Erik Petersen. "Blind Faith" begins in 1989 as successful lawyer John Williams, played by Courtney B. Vance watches the trial results of a ... http://www.shoestring.org/mmi_revs/blindfaith.html

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