CREAM : DETROIT 1967 : TALES OF BRAVE ULYSSES .
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56 videosYouTube Mix for Cream- 6:49
CREAM : WHISKY A GO-GO 1967 : NSU .by steveuk176,594 views
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Cream, Stepping Out, Unknown Venue, UK, Oct-Nov 1967.wmvby winterland673,378 views
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CREAM : WHISKY A GO-GO 1967 : TALES OF BRAVE ULYSSES .by steveuk1731,873 views
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Cream - Crossroads Live '68by tatethompson1234736,254 views
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Tales of Brave Ulyssesby 2happy4emo3,199 views
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CREAM : WHISKY A GO-GO 1967 : SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD .by steveuk175,567 views
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CREAM : LIVE 1966 : CROSSROADS .by steveuk179,918 views
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CREAM : SAN DIEGO 1968 : SPOONFUL .by steveuk173,345 views
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Cream - I'm so Glad - Live - 1968-10-25 - Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, TXby metart9326,262 views
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CREAM : SPALDING 1967 : ROLLIN' AND TUMBLIN' .by steveuk173,639 views
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CREAM : SAN DIEGO 1968 : CROSSROADS .by steveuk1713,108 views
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Cream - We're Going Wrong - Live Winterlandby metart9310,330 views
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Cream - Making of Tales of Brave Ulyssesby dc898989197,832 views
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Tales of brave ulyssesby LadyInCream454,235 views
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CREAM : LIVE 1966 : HEY LAWDY MAMA .by steveuk171,736 views
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Cream - I'm So Glad - Grande Ballroom, Detroitby asturrulumbo1,048 views
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CREAM : WHISKY A GO-GO 1967 : SLEEPY TIME TIME .by steveuk176,401 views
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Tales of brave Ulyssesby SK90mY1915,587 views
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CREAM : SAN JOSE 1968 : SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD .by steveuk171,992 views
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Cream - Crossroads 1968 LIVE!!!by Gitars5105,968 views
The simultanesouly anguished and orgasmic sounds of the blues giving birth to metal.
AdamINAmsterdam 3 weeks ago
Astonishingly Good.
77M2K 3 weeks ago
These guys are so good its fuckin scary
lcolby11 1 month ago
Besides the Black guitar players ,Clapton is the best wah wah pedal I ever heard in my life
lcolby11 1 month ago
This was called acid rock back then
lcolby11 1 month ago
@EasyAce He was talking about the sound that was called "Heavy Metal" back in the 60's. It meant any guitar laden blues-rock or white-blues band and was rather despective.
The term lived on and sometimes was applied to stuff ranging from Slade to Black Sabbath. It wasn't until the middle-late 70's when the NWOBHM gave birht to what we today call Heavy Metal which wasn't too closely related to blues rock even back in the times of Judas Priest and Iron Maiden.
runlevel0 2 months ago
@panzerkeil "People say we gave birth to heavy metal. If that's true, we should have had an abortion."---Ginger Baker.
EasyAce 2 months ago
I was there!
gentlefire100 7 months ago in playlist cream 3
As good as the Kingston Trio? Huh....?
sgrroiii 8 months ago
THE greatest 3-piece group ever. The birth of heavy metal. Each man a virtuoso in his craft. Here it is, it will never come around again.
panzerkeil 9 months ago