The sole album from the supergroup of the same name, "Blind Faith" showcases a band whose legendary lineup couldn't quite coalesce, resulting in a fascinatingly uneven document.
- The album was recorded in London and New York during the spring of 1969.
- "Can't Find My Way Home" was the sole UK single, reaching number 40 on the charts.
- The album cover, featuring a nude pre-pubescent boy, caused controversy and was later replaced in some markets.
Blind Faith was a short-lived British supergroup formed in 1969 by Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, Steve Winwood, and Ric Grech. The band's sole album, "Blind Faith," arrived at a moment when its members were already established figures in the rock scene.
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