Cream/MI, USA 1967 New Remix Version

Cream’s best stage in 1967, the final day of their North American tour in Detroit, is revived with a new mix! On October 15, 1967, Cream performed in Detroit, marking the end of their first solo North American tour. This is a stereo soundboard source that has been known to enthusiasts for a long time, but now a new version that mixes vocals in the center is now available! (The downloaded sound source has a cut in the intro of Spoonful, but it is not in this work) This is the day of the famous performance of the famous performance that determined the popularity in the United States and made a return visit at the beginning of the following year, but it still feels like an actual live performance. Only by listening to Nako’s new mix sound image will this stage be brought back to life. This is a stage where you can enjoy the essence of Cream, which lengthens the compact studio version with improvisation and makes it incandescent. Officially, only the sound sources of the Winterland performance and Farewell tour in March 1968 have been released, but it is the best content to realize the cream that had already reached its ripening stage in 1967. There was no band like this anywhere in America. It’s no wonder Americans were so obsessed with it. The jacket features a super rare photo from that day’s Detroit performance! DISC 1 – REEL #1 1. TALES OF BRAVE ULYSSES 2. N.S.U. 3. SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD 4. SWEET WINE 5. ROLLIN’ AND TUMBLIN’ DISC 2 – REEL #2 1. SPOONFUL 2. STEPPIN’ OUT 3. TRAIN TIME 4. TOAD 5. I’M SO GLAD Recorded live at Grande Ballroom, Detroit, Michigan, USA : 15th October 1967