Pink Cream 69

Pink Cream 69 Review

Reissue of the band's 1989 debut features 13 tracks including three extra tracks for CD, 'Child Of Sorrows', 'World Of Promises' & 'Shadows Are Falling'. Epic.

The Very Best of Cream

The Very Best of Cream Review

International slide-pack series, 'Just the Music.' Does not contain liner notes. 20 tracks.

BBC Sessions

BBC Sessions Review

Another gem from the BBC archives! And this might just be the 'cream' of the crop-22 live-in-the-studio performances by Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce, only two of which have been released before! Includes renditions of then-current singles like 'I Feel Free' and 'Strange Brew' previews of upcoming album tracks like 'Tales of Brave Ulysses', 'We're Going Wrong', 'Born Under A Bad Sign', 'Politician', and 'Sunshine of Your Love', and versions of concert favorites like 'Traintime', 'Steppin' Out', and 'Crossroads', all recorded between November 1966 and January 1968. Also here are four short interview segments, as well as rare photos, session info and notes. A major find! Polydor. 2003.

Goodbye [Vinyl]

Goodbye [Vinyl] Review

Japanese-only SHM-CD (Super High Material CD) paper sleeve pressing of this classic 1969 album. SHM-CDs can be played on any audio player and delivers unbelievably high-quality sound. You won't believe it's the same CD! Universal. 2008.

Whipped Cream & Other Delights, Tijuana Brass, 1965, A&M SP4110

Whipped Cream & Other Delights, Tijuana Brass, 1965, A&M SP4110 Review

Whipped Cream & Other Delights, Tijuana Brass, 1965, A&M SP4110 Feature

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This is the original 1965 A & M SSP4110, Stereo release. It appears to be a first pressing. Songs Include: A1 A TASTE OF HONEY A2 GREEN PEPPERS A3 TANGERINE A4 BITTERSWEET SAMBA A5 LEMON TREE A6 WHIPPED CREAM B1 LOVE POTION NO. 9 B2 EL GARBANZO B3 LADYFINGERS B4 BUTTERBALL B5 PEANUTS B6 LOLLIPOPS AND ROSES

I Feel Free: Ultimate Cream

I Feel Free: Ultimate Cream Review

Single disc edition includes 22 studio tracks, plus 'Crossroads' (live) which is unavailable on the other two formats. Released to coincide with their 2005 reunion of all the three original members, this career-spanning collection spotlights both sides of the Cream catalogue - the wildly experimental studio outfit and the stripped-down live trio - combining newly re-mastered studio classics along with eight historic live performances. Universal. 2005.

We All Screams for Ice Cream [ORIGINAL RECORDINGS REMASTERED]

We All Screams for Ice Cream [ORIGINAL RECORDINGS REMASTERED] Review

Fred Waring was recognised as one of the most outstanding and dynamic personalities in American show business and even if, as has sometimes been suggested, he made no mark on music history, he certainly knew what middle-America wanted. Millions tuned in to his radio and television shows to hear the lavish choral arrangements performed by the fabulous Glee Club, supported by a talented group of musicians known as The Pennsylvanians. His was the common man's approach. "We don't sing music," he told a New York Times reporter, "we sing songs.