My Overall Chart: 1301-1400
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2003-POLYDOR
Produced By BILL BEBB, BERNIE ANDREWS, JEFF GRIFFIN & BEV PHILLIPS
1. Sweet Wine
2. Eric Clapton Interview 1
3. Wrapping Paper
4. Rollin’ And Tumblin’
5. Steppin’ Out
6. Crossroads
7. Cat’s Squirrel
8. Traintime
9. I’m So Glad
10. Lawdy Mama
11. Eric Clapton Interview 2
12. I Feel Free
13. N.S.U.
14. Four Until Late
15. Strange Brew
16. Eric Clapton Interview 3
17. Tales Of Brave Ulysses
18. We’re Going Wrong
19. Eric Clapton Interview 4
20. Born Under A Bad Sign
21. Outside Woman Blues
22. Take It Back
23. Sunshine Of Your Love
24. Politician
25. SWLABR
26. Steppin’ Out
The life of Cream was woefully short, and the amount of material we were left with was small. 4 studio albums and 2 live albums released in the 70’s was it. And then, in 2003, this gem was released, and it was almost like having two brand new Cream albums. These recordings were made live at the BBC studios between 1966 and 1968, and they are exceptional. Only two tracks from this collection had ever seen the light of day since they originally aired: “Steppin’ Out” and “Lawdy Mama” had been included on Eric Clapton’s box set Crossroads. Otherwise, this was all new to everyone. Not only are there 22 live tracks by the band, but there are also four interview snippets with Clapton that add even more to the value. Each is under a minute long, but they are all interesting enough to merit inclusion. Topped off with great liner notes and some classic photos of the band, BBC Sessions is a must have, and the final piece of any good Cream collection.
Part of what makes BBC Sessions so great is that it doesn’t focus as much on the more popular Cream tracks as it does lesser known songs. “Strange Brew”, “Crossroads”, and “Sunshine Of Your Love” are here, but the bulk of the song list (taken from 7 different sessions) shows how good the band’s deeper tracks were. Six tracks from their debut album are featured, including the instrumental “Cat’s Squirrel”. Versions of “Born Under A Bad Sign”, “SWLABR”, and “Politician” (which was written specifically to be performed on the show) are excellent, and give a good indication as to how great they could be live. This band was tight, despite the animosity between Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker. BBC Sessions not only displays their live prowess, but is also a fine document of how well they sounded throughout their brief history. If you’re a fan, this is a must have album by one of the better bands of the late 60’s. Cream really was exactly that. [First added to this chart: 01/07/2025]
Produced By BILL BEBB, BERNIE ANDREWS, JEFF GRIFFIN & BEV PHILLIPS
1. Sweet Wine
2. Eric Clapton Interview 1
3. Wrapping Paper
4. Rollin’ And Tumblin’
5. Steppin’ Out
6. Crossroads
7. Cat’s Squirrel
8. Traintime
9. I’m So Glad
10. Lawdy Mama
11. Eric Clapton Interview 2
12. I Feel Free
13. N.S.U.
14. Four Until Late
15. Strange Brew
16. Eric Clapton Interview 3
17. Tales Of Brave Ulysses
18. We’re Going Wrong
19. Eric Clapton Interview 4
20. Born Under A Bad Sign
21. Outside Woman Blues
22. Take It Back
23. Sunshine Of Your Love
24. Politician
25. SWLABR
26. Steppin’ Out
The life of Cream was woefully short, and the amount of material we were left with was small. 4 studio albums and 2 live albums released in the 70’s was it. And then, in 2003, this gem was released, and it was almost like having two brand new Cream albums. These recordings were made live at the BBC studios between 1966 and 1968, and they are exceptional. Only two tracks from this collection had ever seen the light of day since they originally aired: “Steppin’ Out” and “Lawdy Mama” had been included on Eric Clapton’s box set Crossroads. Otherwise, this was all new to everyone. Not only are there 22 live tracks by the band, but there are also four interview snippets with Clapton that add even more to the value. Each is under a minute long, but they are all interesting enough to merit inclusion. Topped off with great liner notes and some classic photos of the band, BBC Sessions is a must have, and the final piece of any good Cream collection.
Part of what makes BBC Sessions so great is that it doesn’t focus as much on the more popular Cream tracks as it does lesser known songs. “Strange Brew”, “Crossroads”, and “Sunshine Of Your Love” are here, but the bulk of the song list (taken from 7 different sessions) shows how good the band’s deeper tracks were. Six tracks from their debut album are featured, including the instrumental “Cat’s Squirrel”. Versions of “Born Under A Bad Sign”, “SWLABR”, and “Politician” (which was written specifically to be performed on the show) are excellent, and give a good indication as to how great they could be live. This band was tight, despite the animosity between Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker. BBC Sessions not only displays their live prowess, but is also a fine document of how well they sounded throughout their brief history. If you’re a fan, this is a must have album by one of the better bands of the late 60’s. Cream really was exactly that. [First added to this chart: 01/07/2025]
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| 1960s | 5 | 5% | |
| 1970s | 18 | 18% | |
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| 1990s | 22 | 22% | |
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