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"Very Long & Good Jam," "Slow Jam #1," "Change Of Address Jam" Critics from Green Man Review

Includes an electric version of "Can’t Find My Way Home" and two versions of Sam Myers’ " Sleeping in the Ground ". Disc Two: The "Famous" Jams "Very Long & Good Jam," "Slow Jam #1,"

While the original tracks were mixed in 1969 at Olympic Studios, the additional tracks on the Deluxe Edition were mixed at Universal Mastering Studios in New York City in 1999. Album Overview Released in August 1969, Blind Faith was the sole output of the "supergroup" featuring Eric Clapton Steve Winwood Ginger Baker We do the same with our beliefs

The “deluxe edition” in the query suggests more content: second CD, rarities, exclusive tracks. We do the same with our beliefs. When raw faith fails—when a leader lies, a lover leaves, a god stays silent—we don’t abandon it. We upgrade. We add outtakes : “He didn’t mean it that way.” We include live versions : “I felt something once in a crowd.” We compress it into a .rar file, password-protected from doubt, and label it exclusive , as if scarcity validates truth. The more evidence against our faith, the more exclusive we declare it to be. We add outtakes : “He didn’t mean it that way

of Family. Despite their immense talent, the band lasted less than a year, leaving behind only one self-titled studio masterpiece before disbanding in October 1969. Blind Faith Deluxe Edition (Universal/Polydor)