Cream/Video and Live Chronology 1965-2005

CREAM is a legendary super trio that left a huge footprint in rock history. A 4-disc, approximately 403-minute video collection of valuable footage by Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, and Ginger Baker, compiled in chronological order from the early days to the reunion period! A chronicle work that allows you to enjoy about 40 years of visual history of **CREAM and its members all at once, from their precious TV appearances in the 1960s, to their legendary farewell performance, 1993 reunion, BBM, and 2005. **This is a must-see large volume collection for CREAM fans, where you can enjoy not only the powerful performances of Clapton, Bruce, and Baker, but also the comparison of changes over time. Below are the details of each disc at the time of sale. Disc 1 A complete video item that compiles existing unreleased and rare footage of Cream in chronological order, and includes episodes from each generation and the band’s footprints, with Japanese subtitles and explanations. First, you can see the band’s dramatic changes from the black-and-white TV appearance footage from 1966, shortly after their formation, to the recording of “Colorful Cream” after they moved to the United States. And in 1967’s The Duke of Paris, Jack’s bass phrases are more assertive than the song, with wild actions that would be unimaginable for Clapton today, and strong drum fills. And while many of you may be familiar with the rare professional shots of the 1968 San Francisco performance known for “The Wonderful World of Cream,” and the psychedelic photo of the trio on the track holding a Paint SG and a Paint 6-string bass, that is actually a scene from a 1968 Danish movie, and two rare footage of that are also included. It also covers different versions of the 1968 breakup concert at the famous Royal Albert Hall, the 1993 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame reunion, and highlight footage of the 2005 M.S.G performance. It can truly be called an anthology of Cream’s live footage, with a total of 2 hours covering 40 years of history. Chronology 1966-2005 01.1966 slate / 02.Wrapping Paper (French TV “Vient De Paraitre” 1966 + Stereo Remaster Sound) 03.I Feel Free (Promo Clip 1966 + Stereo Remaster Sound) 04.1967 slate 05.I Feel Free (German TV “Beat Club” 1967 Feb 24) 06.N.S.U. (Swedish TV “Onkel Thores Stuga” 1967 March + Stereo Remaster Sound) 07.Sweet Wine (French TV “Vient De Paraitre” 1966 + Stereo Remaster Sound) 08.US recording slate 09.Strange Brew (German TV “Beat Club” 1967 May 19) 10.We’re Going Wrong 11.I Feel Free (1st Festival of Pop Music: Paris, France. 1967 June 1) 12.We’re Going Wrong w/Timecode (French TV Outtake “1st Festival of Pop Music” Alternate Version) 13.Album; Disraeli Gears Slate 14.We’re Going Wrong (BBC TV “Twice A Fortnight”. BBC Studios, London. November 26 1967) 15.Spoonful 16.Tales of Brave Ulysses 17.Sunshine Of Your Love (December 1967, French TV :16mm film Revolution Club, London 18.1968 slate 19.Toad / I’m So Glad (BBC “All My Loving” documentary Fillmore & Winterland, March 7-9, 1968) 20.Sunshine Of Your Love (ABC-TV “Romp” April 21 1968) 21.Sunshine Of Your Love 22.Anyone For Tennis (“The Summer Smothers Brothers Show”.by Glen Campbell. Los Angeles. May 17 1968) 23.I’m So Glad incl.1812 overture Strange Mixes / Location unknown 24.World of Pain 25.We’re Going Wrong (Excerpts from DANISH MOVIE 1968) 26.White Room (2nd Show) 27.White Room (1st Show Diff Edit) 28.Sunshine Of Your Love (1st Show Short Edit) 29.Sunshine Of Your Love (1st Show Diff Edit(B&W) part) [ROYAL ALBERT HALL FAREWELL CONCERT November 26 1968] 30.1969 slate / Badge 31.1993 slate Reherasal ; Jan 11 1993 / Inducts 32.Sunshine Of Your Love 33.Born Under a Bad Sign [ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME, L.A. Jan 12 1993] 34.M.S.G October 24 2005 (Aud Shot / Footage) 35.M.S.G October 25 2005(Aud Shot / Footage) 36.M.S.G October 26 2005(Aud Shot / Footage) 37.End Credits (119mins / PROSHOT+AUD SHOT) ◇Jack Bruce(Vo,B), Gary Moore(G), Ginger Baker(Dr) Disc 2 BBM LIVE ’93-’94 Jack Bruce, Gary Moore, Ginger Baker Rockpalast 1993 Jack Bruce 50th Anniversary Life On Earth / N.S.U. / Sitting On Top Of The World / Politician / White Room Virgin 21st Birthday Show 1994 City Of Gold / I Feel Freeb Disc 1・2 Approx 250min Disc 3 Introducing the best video collection of the legendary trio CREAM, who were active as rock pioneers in the 1960s! It is a compilation of videos in roughly chronological order from their debut “I Feel Free” to their reunion at the Hall of Fame in 1993, and includes familiar songs such as Beat Club and Revolution Club. There are some videos, but it also includes TV footage and scenes from movies that are not officially recorded, so it is a must-see.This is a video collection edited from overseas that traces the history of the greatest trio of Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, and Ginger Baker.The recording time is 98 minutes. of video collection I Feel Free — Beat Club, Bremen, Germany 1967 Strange Brew — Beat Club, Bremen, Germany 1967 I Feel Free — Paris 1967 I Feel Free — Promo Film I’m So Glad — BBC Studio 1967 We’re Going Wrong — BBC Studio 1967 We’re Going Wrong — Denmark 1968 Tales Of Brave Ulysses — Revolution Club 1967 Sunshine Of Your Love — Revolution Club 1967 Spoonful — Revolution Club 1967 Anyone For Tennis — Smothers Brothers TV 1968 Sunshine Of Your Love — Smothers Brothers TV 1968 World Of Pain — Promo, March 1968 Sunshine Of Your Love — ABC TV 1968 White Room — Royal Albert Hall 1968 2nd Show Intro by John Peel CREAM REUNION: ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME 1993 Intro Top Sunshine Of Your Love Born Under A Bad Sign Crossroads Swedish Radio Concert 1967 (audio only) N.S.U. Steppin’ Out Train Time Toad I’m So Glad approx 98min Disc 4 A DVD that compiles CREAM’s rare footage in the highest image quality and highest sound quality ever is now available.Most of the sources used in this title are pro-shot masters used in recent rebroadcasts, or high-quality master quality sources, so long-time fans will definitely be impressed by the high quality at the beginning. The clarity and ultra-clear sound quality of the “1967-1968 CREAM” promo video is guaranteed to keep you glued to your monitor screen for about an hour.The limited footage from CREAM (1967-1968) has been commercialized in various forms in recent years, but this is one of the most outstanding high-quality DVD titles, with a recording time of 55 minutes. 1967-1968 I Feel Free — (Promo Film) Jan/Feb 1967 I Feel Free — (Beat Club) 24th Feb 1967 Strange Brew — (Beat Club) 19th May 1967 We’re Going Wrong — (1st Festival of Pop Music) 1st June 1967 I Feel Free — (1st Festival of Pop Music) 1st June 1967 We’re Going Wrong — (BBC-TV “Twice A Fortnight”) 26th Nov 1967 Spoonful — (French-TV) Dec 1967 Tales Of Brave Ulysses — (French-TV) Dec 1967 Sunshine Of Your Love — (French-TV) Dec 1967 Toad ~ I’m So Glad — (Fillmore & Wi