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Cream Cream Mp3, Flac, Wma Cream Cream mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Cream Country: Europe Released: 2014 Style: Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Hard Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1263 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1766 mb WMA version RAR size: 1937 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 189 Other Formats: TTA AHX MOD APE VOC MP3 MIDI Tracklist Hide Credits Fresh Cream N.S.U. A1 Written-By – Bruce* Sleepy Time Time A2 Written-By – Bruce*, Godfrey* Dreaming A3 Written-By – Bruce* Sweet Wine A4 Written-By – Baker*, Godfrey* Spoonful A5 Written-By – Willie Dixon Cat's Squirrel B1 Arranged By – S. SplurgeWritten-By – Trad.* Four Until Late B2 Written-By – Robert Johnson Rollin' And Tumblin' B3 Written-By – Muddy Waters I'm So Glad B4 Written-By – Skip James Toad B5 Written-By – Baker* Disraeli Gears Strange Brew C1 Written-By – Clapton*, Pappalardi*, Collins* Sunshine Of Your Love C2 Written-By – Clapton*, Bruce*, Brown* World Of Pain C3 Written-By – Pappalardi*, Collins* Dance The Night Away C4 Written-By – Bruce*, Brown* Blue Condition C5 Written-By – Baker* Tales Of Brave Ulysses D1 Written-By – Clapton*, Sharp* Swlabr D2 Written-By – Bruce*, Brown* We're Going Wrong D3 Written-By – Bruce* Outside Woman Blues D4 Written-By – Clapton* Take It Back D5 Written-By – Bruce*, Brown* Mother's Lament D6 Arranged By – Clapton*, Baker*, Bruce*Written-By – Trad.* Wheels Of Fire Disc 1 In The Studio White Room E1 Timpani [Tympani] – Ginger BakerViola – Felix PappalardiWritten-By – Jack 4:56 Bruce, Pete Brown Sitting On Top Of The World E2 4:56 Written-By – Chester Burnett Passing The Time E3 Glockenspiel – Ginger BakerOrgan [Calliope] – Jack BruceOrgan [Pedals] – 4:29 Felix PappalardiWritten-By – Ginger Baker, Mike Taylor As You Said E4 Acoustic Guitar, Cello – Jack BruceHihat [High Hat] – Ginger BakerWritten- 4:19 By – Jack Bruce, Pete Brown Pressed Rat And Warthog F1 Recorder – Jack BruceTrumpet, Flute [Tonette] – Felix PappalardiVoice 3:14 [Recitation] – Ginger BakerWritten-By – Ginger Baker, Mike Taylor Politician F2 4:11 Written-By – Jack Bruce, Pete Brown Those Were The Days F3 Bells [Swiss Hand] – Felix PappalardiMarimba, Bells [Tubular] – Ginger 2:52 BakerWritten-By – Ginger Baker, Mike Taylor Born Under A Bad Sign F4 3:07 Tambourine – Ginger BakerWritten-By – Booker T. Jones, William Bell Deserted Cities Of The Heart F5 Acoustic Guitar, Cello – Jack BruceViola – Felix PappalardiWritten-By – Jack 3:37 Bruce, Pete Brown Wheels Of Fire Disc 2 Live At The Fillmore Crossroads G1 4:13 Written-By – Robert Johnson Spoonful G2 16:44 Written-By – Willie Dixon Traintime H1 6:52 Written-By – Jack Bruce Toad H2 16:16 Written-By – Ginger Baker Goodbye I'm So Glad I1 9:13 Written-By – Skip James Politician I2 6:20 Written-By – Jack Bruce, Pete Brown Sitting On Top Of The World J1 5:05 Written-By – Chester Burnett Badge J2 Piano, Mellotron – Felix PappalardiRhythm Guitar – L'Angelo 2:48 MisteriosoWritten-By – Eric Clapton Doing That Scrapyard Thing J3 Mellotron – Felix PappalardiPiano – Jack BruceWritten-By – Jack Bruce, Pete 3:18 Brown What A Bringdown J4 Bass – Felix PappalardiPercussion – Ginger BakerPiano, Organ – Jack 3:58 BruceWritten-By – Ginger Baker Live Cream N.S.U. K1 10:13 Written-By – Jack Bruce Sleepy Time Time K2 6:50 Written-By – Jack Bruce, Godfrey* Lawdy Mama K3 2:47 Arranged By – Eric ClaptonWritten-By – Traditional Sweet Wine L1 15:08 Written-By – Ginger Baker, Godfrey* Rollin' And Tumblin' L2 6:36 Written-By – Muddy Waters Live Cream Volume II Deserted Cities Of The Heart M1 4:32 Written-By – Bruce*, Brown* White Room M2 5:39 Written-By – Bruce*, Brown* Politician M3 5:05 Written-By – Bruce*, Brown* Tales Of Brave Ulysses M4 4:44 Written-By – Clapton*, Sharp* Sunshine Of Your Love N1 7:22 Written-By – Clapton*, Bruce*, Brown* Steppin' Out N2 13:42 Written-By – Bracken* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Universal International Music B.V. Copyright (c) – Universal International Music B.V. Published By – Dratleaf Music Ltd. Published By – Jewel Music Publishing Co. Ltd. Published By – Unichappell Music, Inc. Published By – King Of Spades Music Inc. Published By – Watertoons Music Published By – Wynwood Music Co. Inc. Published By – Apple Music Publishing Co., Inc. Published By – Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. Published By – Eric Patrick Clapton Published By – Windfall Music Ent. Inc. Published By – Warner Chappell Music Ltd. Published By – Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. Published By – East/Memphis Music Corp. Published By – Irving Music, Inc. Published By – Harrisongs Ltd. Published By – Casserole Music, Inc. Pressed By – MPO Credits Art Direction – Haig Adishian (tracks: I1 to J4) Artwork [Album Art] – Martin Sharp (tracks: E1 to F5) Bass Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals – Jack Bruce Design [Album] – Loring Eutemey (tracks: K1 to L2), Stanislaw Zagorski (tracks: E1 to F5, M1 to N2) Design [Cover] – Ink Studios (tracks: I1 to J4), Paragon Publicity And Public Relations Ltd. (tracks: A1 to B5) Drums, Vocals – Ginger Baker Engineer [Re-mix] – Adrian Barber (tracks: G1 to H2, K1 to L2), Gene Paul (tracks: M1 to N2), Kevin Brady (tracks: M1 to N2) Engineer [Recording] – Adrian Barber (tracks: E1 to F5, I1 to L2), Bill Halverson (tracks: G1 to N2), Damon Lyon-Shaw (tracks: I1 to J4), Tom Dowd (tracks: E1 to F5, K1 to N2) Guitar, Vocals – Eric Clapton Illustration – Roger Hane (tracks: I1 to J4) Lacquer Cut By – LvC* Photography By – Roger Phillips (tracks: I1 to J4), Stephen Paley (tracks: K1 to L2) Photography By [Backliner Photo] – Gene Trindl (tracks: M1 to N2) Photography By [Cover] – Jim Marshall (tracks: M1 to N2) Producer – Ahmet Ertegun (tracks: K3), Felix Pappalardi (tracks: C1 to J4, K1, K2, L1, L2, M1 to N2), Robert Stigwood (tracks: A1 to B5, K3) Producer [By Arrangement With] – Robert Stigwood (tracks: E1 to K2, L1 to N2) Notes The albums are contained in a rigid slipcase box. Each LP with exact reproductions of original artwork. Includes a voucher to download MP3 version of the albums 180 gram heavyweight vinyl This compilation ℗ & © 2014 Universal International Music BV. Made in France Published by Dratleaf Music Ltd. (A1 to A4, B5, C1, C4 to D3, D5 to E1, E3, E4, F1 to F3, F5, H1, H2, I2 to K2, L1, M1 to M3) Jewel Music Publishing Co. Ltd. (A5, E2, G2, J1, N2) Unichappell Music, Inc. (B1, D1, F1, I2, J2 to J4, K3, M3, M4) King Of Spades Music Inc. (B2, G1) Watertoons Music (B3. L2) Wynwood Music Co. Inc. (B4, I1) Apple Music Publ. Co. Inc. (D4, J3, J4) Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. (C1, C3) Eric Patrick Clapton (C1) Windfall Music Ent. Inc. (C1) Warner Chappell Music Ltd. (C2, N1) Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (C3) East Memphis Music Corp. (F4) Irving Music, Inc. (F4) Harrisongs Ltd. (J2) Casserole Music Inc. (J3, J4) - Fresh Cream - Product of the Robert Stigwood Organisation Made in the EU (back cover, center labels) ℗ & © 1966 Universal International Music B.V. - Disraeli Gears - Made in the EU (back cover, center labels) ℗ & © 1967 Universal International Music BV - Wheels Of Fire - Manufactured by Polydor Records, Ltd. London Produced by arrangement with Robert Stigwood Made in the EU (back cover, center labels) ℗ & © 1968 Universal International Music BV - Goodbye - I'm So Glad, Politician & Sitting On Top Of The World were recorded "live" in concert. Badge, Doing That Scrapyard Thing & What A Bringdown are studio recordings. Cover design: Alan Aldridge Ink Studios Produced by arrangement with Robert Stigwood Made in the EU (back cover, center labels) ℗ & © 1969 Universal International Music BV Track durations on center label differ slighty from the ones on the back cover - Live Cream - All selections were recorded live, with the exception of "Lawdy Mama" which is a studio recording Produced by arrangement with The Robert Stigwood Organization, Ltd. Made in the EU (back cover, center labels) ℗ & © 1970 Universal International Music BV - Live Cream Volume II - This album was recorded live Produced by arrangement with The Robert Stigwood Organization, Ltd. Made in the EU (back cover, center labels) ℗ & © 1972 Universal International Music BV Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 600753548417 Barcode (Fresh Cream): 600753548424 Barcode (Disraeli Gears): 600753548431 Barcode (Wheels Of Fire): 600753548448 Barcode (Goodbye): 600753548479 Barcode (Live Cream): 600753548486 Barcode (Live Cream Volume II): 600753548493 Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 535 484-2 A Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 535 484-2 B Matrix / Runout (Label side C): 535 484-3 A Matrix / Runout (Label side D): 535 484-3 B Matrix / Runout (Label side E): 535 484-5 A Matrix / Runout (Label side F): 535 484-5 B Matrix / Runout (Label side G): 535 484-6 A Matrix / Runout (Label side H): 535 484-6 B Matrix / Runout (Label side I): 535 484-7 A Matrix / Runout (Label side J): 535 484-7 B Matrix / Runout (Label side K): 535 484-8 A Matrix / Runout (Label side L): 535 484-8 B Matrix / Runout (Label side M): 535 484-9 A Matrix / Runout (Label side N): 535 484-9 B Matrix / Runout (Fresh Cream, A-side, etched): 0060 2537 903002 -A- -LvC- MPO 5354842 A Matrix / Runout (Fresh Cream, B-side, etched): 0060 2537 903002 -B- -LvC- MPO 5354842 B Matrix / Runout (Disraeli Gears, A-side, etched): 0060 2537 902937 -A- -LvC- MPO 5354843 A Matrix / Runout (Disraeli Gears, B-side, etched): 0060 2537 902937 -B- -LvC- MPO 5354843 B Matrix / Runout (Wheels Of Fire, A-side, etched): 0060 2537 903197 -A- -LvC- MPO 5354845 A Matrix / Runout (Wheels Of Fire, B-side, etched): 0060 2537 903197 -B- -LvC- MPO 5354845 B Matrix / Runout (Wheels Of Fire, C-side, etched): 0060 2537
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