Blind Faith (album)

Blind Faith is the eponymous debut and sole album of the British blues supergroup Blind Faith, which consisted of Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Steve Winwood. Blind Faith was released in July of 1969 (see 1969 in music). Stylistically similar to the bands of which its members began their professional careers in, Traffic and Cream, Blind Faith is a pioneering fusion of rock and roll with the blues and an early innovative recording in the development of heavy metal.

On the Billboard Music Charts, Blind Faith topped the Pop Albums chart and peaked at #40 on the Black Albums chart. In 1977, Blind Faith recharted on the Pop Albums chart, peaking at #126.

Track listing

1. Had to Cry Today (Winwood) - 8:48
2. Can't Find My Way Home (Winwood) - 3:16
3. Well...All Right (Allison/Holly/Mauldin/Petty) - 4:27
4. Presence of the Lord (Clapton) - 4:50
5. Sea of Joy (Winwood) - 5:22
6. Do What You Like (Baker) - 15:18

Personnel

• Ginger Baker - Percussion, Drums
• Steve Winwood - Organ, Bass, Guitar, Piano, Keyboards, Vocals
• Rick Grech - Bass, Violin, Vocals
• Jimmy Miller - Producer, Mixing
• Chris Blackwell - Arranger
• George Chkiantz - Engineer
• Eric Clapton - Guitar, Vocals
• Margaret Goldfarb - Production Coordination
• Keith Harwood - Engineer
• Andy Johns - Engineer, Mixing
• Bill Levenson - Producer, Reissue Supervisor
• Malford Milligan
• Alan O'Duffy - Engineer
• Robert Stigwood - Arranger
• Vartan - Art Direction
• Suha Gur - Remastering
• Bob Seidemann - Photography
• Stanley Miller - Cover Design, Cover Art
• Bob Seidmann - Cover Photo