Artist

Cream Song Lyrics

Genre: Rock

Cream Lyrics — by Popularity

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101	Steppin’ Out
102	Steppin’ Out (BBC ‘Top Gear’ session, January 9, 1968)
103	Stormy Monday
104	Strange Brew (BBC ‘Saturday Club’ session, May 30, 1967)
105	Sunshine of Your Love
106	Sunshine of Your Love #2
107	Sunshine of Your Love #3
108	Sunshine of Your Love (Fillmore West 07 Mar 1968 Remaster)
109	Sunshine of Your Love (club mix)
110	Sunshine of Your Love (live at Oakland Coliseum Arena, California / 1968)
111	Sunshine of Your Love (live at The Forum, Los Angeles / 1968)
112	Sunshine of Your Love (live at the Royal Albert Hall, UK / 1968)
113	Sunshine of Your Love (live at the San Diego Sports Arena, USA / 1968)
114	Sweet Wine (BBC session)
115	Sweet Wine (live)
116	Swlabr (demo version)
117	Tale of Brave Ulysses
118	Tales of Brave Ulysees
119	Tales of Brave Ulysses
120	Traintime (live)
121	Weird of Hermiston
122	Weird of Hermiston (demo version)
123	Weird of Hermiston take 2
124	We’re Going Wrong
125	We’re Going Wrong (demo version)
126	White Room (live 1968)
127	White Room (live at Oakland Coliseum Arena, California / 1968)
128	White Room (live at Oakland Coliseum)
129	White Room (live at The Forum, Los Angeles / 1968)
130	White Room (live at the Royal Albert Hall, UK / 1968)
131	White Room (live at the San Diego Sports Arena, USA / 1968)
132	Wrapping Paper (BBC session)
133	Wrapping Paper (early version)
134	You Make Me Feel (demo version)
135	You Make Me Feel (session outtake)
136	[Eric Clapton interview #2] (BBC Light Programme “Saturday Club” session)
137	[Eric Clapton interview 1]
138	[Eric Clapton interview 2]
139	[Eric Clapton interview 3]
140	[Eric Clapton interview 4]

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Cream Albums

Goodbye Tour: Live 1968

2020

Royal Albert Hall: London May 2‐3‐5‐6 2005

Singles

On the Borderline (live 1968)

Cream Live in Stockholm

Detroit 1967

Reunion Party – Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 1993

2004

Acid - The Lost Cream Tapes

Cream Remasters - Outtakes & Alternates

Cream Remasters - California Days

About Cream

Cream pioneered heavy blues-rock as a power trio, with Eric Clapton's guitar, Jack Bruce's bass, and Ginger Baker's drums creating a thunderous, improvisational sound on classics like "Sunshine of Your Love" and "White Room." Though active only from 1966-1968, they profoundly influenced hard rock and heavy metal with their virtuosic musicianship and explosive live performances.