Cream/Last Live 1968 Complete & more

A 2-disc DVD set containing valuable live footage from 1967-1968 of CREAM, a super trio that shines brightly in rock history! Overwhelming performances by Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton, and Ginger Baker are recorded, with a focus on the performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London on November 26, 1968, along with historical footage from London, Paris, San Francisco, and other locations. This is a collection where you can enjoy CREAM at its peak. This 2-disc collection is a must-have for fans, looking back at the heyday of CREAM, an essential part of the history of British rock and blues rock in the 1960s. Below are the details of each disc at the time of sale. Disc 1 A truly complete version of the legendary Cream disbandment concert held at the Royal Albert Hall in London on November 26, 1968 is released on DVD. First of all, the official version of this disbandment concert is called the “Complete Edition,” and the 83-minute version has been released on DVD and Blu-ray, with an interview with the three members included in the second half, and the release contains the entire set that was performed on that day. However, it can be said that the content of this title exceeds that of the official edition. First of all, it includes edited color footage newly discovered in recent years, and the video quality is much higher than the official edition, and the audio quality is also higher. Furthermore, it also includes a previously unreleased video part, and by the way, the official version of the first song “White Room” is the first show video, so this second show video will be appearing for the first time. In addition, the starting parts of “Toad” and “Stepping Out”, which were not included in the official version, are also included, and since they were edited from interviews with Ginger Baker and Eric Clapton, it was not possible to see the starting parts, but it will be recorded in full. In addition, the songs are recorded in the exact order of the set list that was played on that day, and the orange double jacket that Clapton wore on that day was taken off during Ginger’s drum solo in “Toad”. After the second encore “Stepping Out”, Clapton’s final announcement and the scene where he leaves the stage with his guitar are completely unreleased parts, and it seems strange that such an important part was cut. In addition, this true complete version video is a total of 3 types of videos, including the newly discovered color video master, the officially released color video, and the black and white video broadcast on BBC 4ch at the time, and has been produced with skillful professional editing.It is at a level that would not be strange even if it was officially released. This is a true and complete version of this legendary farewell live, which conveys the real situation of the day. Recorded live at The Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 26th November 1968 INTRODUCTION WHITE ROOM POLITICIAN I’M SO GLAD SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD CROSSROADS TOAD SPOONFUL SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE STEPPING OUT Disc 2 A video collection of valuable performances from various places from 1967 to 1968. Live, Fantastic 1). Spoonful: The Revolution Club, London 1967 2). I Feel Free: 1st Festival of Pop, Paris 1967 3). Tales of Brave Ulysses: The Revolution Club, London 1967 4). We’re Going Wrong: All My Loving TV Show, 1967 5). Anyone For Tennis: The Glenn Campbell Show, 1967 6). Sunshine Of Your Love: The Revolution Club, London 1968 7). I’m So Glad: The Fillmore, San Francisco 1968 8). Strange Brew: The Beat Club 9). White Room: Royal Albert Hall, 1968 10). Crossroads: Royal Albert Hall, 1968