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The first power trio. The first supergroup. Massive sell-out US tours. Cream only existed for two and half years, from playing the Twisted Wheel on July 29th 1966 to their very public farewell gig at London's Royal Albert Hall on November 26th 1968. Their work rate was prodigious and in addition to incessant touring they released four LPs, one a double. Many posthumous compilations were released including two volumes of Live Cream, to which this record is a complement. Seven BBC tracks have thus far eluded release, and we are delighted to rectify this on Side One. Side Two features five numbers recorded for French Radio in 1967.
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Live recordings from 1966 & 1967.
Side One – BBC Sessions 1966- 1968
Track 1: Saturday Club Nov 8, broadcast Nov 11 1966
Tracks 2/3: Saturday Club Jan 10, broadcast Jan 14 1967
Tracks 4/5: Joe Loss Show July 14 live
Tracks 6/7 Top Gear Jan 9, broadcast Jan 14 1968
Side Two – French TV 1967
Tracks 1/2: live at the Palais De Sports, Paris Jun 1 1967 for French TV ‘First Festival Of Pop’
Tracks 3/4/5: live at the Revolution Club, London Nov 27 1967 for Bouton Rouge TV
Personnel
Jack Bruce – Bass, harmonica, piano, vocals
Eric Clapton – Guitar, vocals
Ginger Baker - Drums
Sleeve notes: L’Angelo Mysterioso
Many posthumous compilations have been released including two volumes of Live Cream, to which this record is a complement. Seven BBC tracks have thus far eluded release, and they are to be found on Side One.
Tracklist
A1 I’m So Glad
A2 Traintime
A3 Toad
A4 Tales Of Brave Ulysses
A5 Take It Back
A6 Blue Condition
a7 We’re Going Wrong
B1 We’re Going Wrong
B2 I Feel Free
B3 Spoonful
B4 Tales Of Brave Ulysses
B5 Sunshine Of Your Love