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The author would like to offer heartfelt thanks to Jack and Margrit Bruce, Ginger Baker, Pete Brown, Ben Palmer, Ray Williams, Tom McGuinness, Tony Bacon and Nigel Osborne for their kind help and co operation in drawing together this tribute to Cream, and to Eric Clapton for his inspiration and good vibes.
The publisher would like to thank: Ren Aagaard; Jeffrey M. Aarons; Hans Backstrom; Keith Badman; Ginger Baker; Julie Bowie; Jack Bruce; Margrit Bruce; Chuck Buckner; Bjorn Eirik Dahl; John Farnan; Howard Fields; Steven Gatto; Manuel Gonzalez Jr; Don Green; George Hiatt; Cheryl Hopes (Manchester City Libraries); John Hudson (Mayfair studio); Mikael Jansson; Mark Kemmerle; Michael Krawczyk; Jim Laverty; Alan Lefton; George McManus (Polydor Records); Don Merlino; Baron Von Muller; David Nathan (National Jazz Foundation Archive); Olli Oksala; Claus Rasmussen; Heinz Rebellius; Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame; Harry Shapiro; Andrew Simons (National Sound Archive, British Library); Bengt Skogberg; Phil Smee (Strange Things); Tapani Taka, Chris Taylor; Tom Thatcher; Jeff Watt; Matthew Wheeler (Polydor Records); Charlie Whitney; Michael Wright.
Special thanks to Graeme Pattingale, Bob Elliott and John Walasko, who provided a carefully researched basis from which the Cream Diary section was developed; and to Ren Aagaard, who did a great deal to help the accuracy of the discography.
INTERVIEWS Most of the quotes in the main text are from Chris Welchs original interviews with Ginger Baker (1966-68 and 2000), Pete Brown (2000), Jack Bruce (1966-68 and 2000), Eric Clapton (1966-68), Tom McGuinness (2000), Ben Palmer (2000) and Ray Williams (1998). Quotes in Geoff Nicholls piece on Ginger Baker in chapter 2 come from his interview with Baker conducted in June 2000. Quotes from Jack Bruce in the Cream Diary section are from interviews by Tony Bacon conducted in August and September 2000.
PHOTOGRAPHS Supplied by the following (number indicates page): Jacket: Eric Clapton (front) Chuck Boyd/Redferns; Cream (rear) Pictorial Press. 8/9 Robert Whitaker/Strange Things. 13 Susie MacDonald/Redferns. 19 Jeremy Fletcher/Redferns. 20 Val Wilmer. 21 Jeremy Fletcher/Redferns. 23 Michael Ochs Archives/Redferns. 26 top Rick Richards/Redferns. 27 Vol Wilmer. 28/29 Val Wilmer. 30 Strange Things. 35 Strange Things. 36 Harry Shapiro. 37 Harry Shapiro. 42 Pictorial Press. 43 Strange Things. 45 Susie MacDonald/Redferns. 49 Val Wilmer. 50 Robert Whitaker/Strange Things. 51 Chuck Boyd/Redferns. 52 David Redfern/Redferns. 53 Chuck Stewart/Redferns. 54 Chuck Boyd/Redferns. 55 Michael Geary. 58 Pictorial Press. 59 Pictorial Press. 62 Robert Whilaker/Strange Things. 63 top Pictorial Press. 65 Robert Whitaker/Strange Things. 66 Michael Geary. 69 Susie MacDonald/Redferns. 70 Pictorial Press. 79 Brian Shuel/Redferns, 81 Gems/Redferns. 82/83 all three Pictorial Press. 88 Val Wilmer/Redferns. 90 Tony Gale/Pictorial Press. 91 Pete Brown. 92 Strange Things. 93 Pete Brown. 94 Strange Things, 95 Strange Things 96 Pictorial Press. 100 Nikpop/Redferns. 102 Pictorial Press. 106 Chuck Stewart/Redferns. 107 Chuck Stewart/Redferns. 108/109 all four Robert Whitaker/Strange Things. 116/117 Hans Backstrom. 122 Michael Geary. 124/125 Michael Ochs Archives/Redferns. 129 Bob Gruen/Pictorial Press. 132 Chuck Boyd/Redferns. 141 both Chuck Boyd/Redferns, 143 Michael Geary. 145 Chuck Boyd/Redferns. 147 Pictorial Press. 148 Susie MacDonald/Redferns. 159 Keith Morris/ Redfems.
Other illustrated items including advertisements, guitars and cases, magazines, newspapers, posters, programmes, records and record sleeves came from the collections of: Ren Aagaard; Tony Bacon; Balafon Image Bank; Eric Clapton; Bjorn Eirik Dahl; Howard Fields; Manuel Gonzalez Jr; Dave Gregory; National Jazz Foundation Archive; National Sound Archive, British Library; Nigel Osborne; Todd Rundgren; Harry Shapiro; Tom Thatcher. We are very grateful for the help of all these individuals and institutions.
Special thanks to Ren Aagaard for the big box of goodies; and to Howard Fields for constant assistance.
BIBLIOGRAPHY Tony Bacon London Live (Balafon 1999). Pete Frame Complete Rock Family Trees (Omnibus 1993). Ken Garner In Session Tonight The Complete Radio I Recordings (BBC 1993). Steve Hoffman Sleevenotes to DCC release of Fresh Cream. John Platt Disraeli Gears (Schirmer 1998). Mark Roberty Clapton: The Complete Chronicles (Pyramid 1991); Eric Clapton The Complete Recording Sessions 1963-1995 (St Martins Press 1996); Eric Clapton: The New Visual Documentary (Omnibus 1990). Michel Ruppli Atlantic Records: A Discography 1947-1974 (Greenwood 1979, 4 vols). Chris Welch Cream: Strange Brew (Castle 1994). Chris Scott Wilson Redcar Jazz Club (Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council 1996).
Periodicals Beat Instrumental; Hit Parader; Jazz News; Melody Maker; Music Maker; New Musical Express; Rolling Stone,
The caption on page 87 should state that Fresh Creams first UK release was on the Reaction label, not Polydor.
Bands with small line-ups managed because of the volume we played at. It compressed everything: harmonics were created that wouldnt normally be there, and you literally heard music that wasnt there. You heard noise within the noise. Pete Townshend on Cream, 1997
These are the original UK and US single and LP releases, in chronological order. (Many, many reissues have appeared over the years, and the records have been released in various combinations in many other countries; all are beyond the scope of this discography.) Of the many Cream compilations that have been issued, only two are listed here: Best Of Cream, which was the first of its kind; and Those Were The Days, the most comprehensive of its kind. Bootlegs are illegal and are not listed.
Record type (single or LP) is followed by relevant title(s). Release date(s), record label(s) and catalogue number(s) are then given, and the composer(s) is/are shown in brackets for each song. Concert source is listed for live recordings. Please play loud.
Single Wrapping Paper (Jack Bruce/Pete Brown) /Cats Squirrel (traditional arr S Splurge) October 7th 1966 UK: Reaction 591007
Single I Feel Free (Jack Bruce/Pete Brown) /NSU (Jack Bruce) December 9th 1966 UK: Reaction 59101 1 January 1967 US: Atco 6462
LP Fresh Cream
December 9th 1966 UK: Reaction 593 001 mono, 594 001 stereo March 1967 US: Atco 33-206 mono, SD 33-206 stereo (minus Spoonful, plus I Feel Free) NSU (Jack Bruce) Sleepy Time Time (Jack Bruce /Janet Godfrey) Dreaming (Jack Bruce) Sweet Wine (Ginger Baker/Janet Godfrey) Spoonful (Willie Dixon) on UK release only I Feel Free (Jack Bruce/Pete Brown) on US release only Cats Squirrel (traditional arr. S Splurge) Four Until Late (Robert Johnson arr Eric Clapton) Rollin And Tumblin (Muddy Waters) Im So Glad (Skip James) Toad (Ginger Baker)
Single Strange Brew (Eric Clapton/Gail Collins/Felix Pappalardi) /Tales Of Brave Ulysses (Eric Clapton/Martin Sharp) May 26th 1967 UK: Reaction 591015 July 1967 US: Atco 6488
Single Spoonful (Willie Dixon) /Spoonful Pt 2 around October 1967 US: Atco 6522
LP Disraeli Gears
November 3rd 1967 UK: Reaction 593 003 mono, 594 003 stereo November 1967 US: Atco 33-232 mono, SD 33-232 stereo Strange Brew (Eric Clapton/Gail Collins/Felix Pappalardi) Sunshine Of Your Love (Jack Bruce/Pete Brown/Eric Clapton) World Of Pain (Gail Collins/Felix Pappalardi) Dance The Night Away (Jack Bruce/Pete Brown) Blue Condition (Ginger Baker) Tales Of Brave Ulysses (Eric, Clapton/Martin Sharp) SWLABR (Jack Bruce/Pete Brown) Were Going Wrong (Jack Bruce) Outside Woman Blues (Arthur Reynolds arr. Eric Clapton) Take It Back (Jack Bruce/Pete Brown) Mothers Lament (traditional arr. Ginger Baker/Jack Bruce/Eric Clapton)
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