Fresh Cream
| Fresh Cream | ||
|---|---|---|
| Studiealbum af Cream | ||
| Indspillet | Juli - oktober 1966 Rayrik Studios, London Ryemuse Studios, London | |
| Udgivet | 9. december 1966 | |
| Genre | Blues rock Rock | |
| Længde | 40:52 | |
| Sprog | Engelsk  | |
| Udgiver | Reaction Records  Polydor  Atco  | |
| Producer | Robert Stigwood | |
| Professionelle anmeldelser | ||
| Cream-kronologi | ||
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Fresh Cream er det britiske rockband Creams debutalbum, udgivet i december 1966. Det blev den første lp-udgivelse fra producer Robert Stigwoods nye "uafhængige" Reaction Records-pladeselskab. Albummet nåede 6. plads i Storbritannien og senere 39. plads i USA. Den britiske udgave indeholdt ikke "I Feel Free", mens den amerikanske udgave omvendt ikke havde "Spoonful". Cd-genudgivelsen fra 2000 indeholder dog begge sange.
Spor
Side 1
- "I Feel Free" (Jack Bruce, Pete Brown) – 2:51
- "N.S.U." (Bruce) – 2:43
- "Sleepy Time Time" (Bruce, Janet Godfrey) – 4:20
- "Dreaming" (Bruce) – 1:58
- "Sweet Wine" (Ginger Baker, Godfrey) – 3:17
- "Spoonful" (Willie Dixon) – 6:30
Side 2
- "Cat's Squirrel" (Traditionel, arr. S. Splurge) – 3:03
- "Four Until Late" (Robert Johnson, arr. Eric Clapton) – 2:07
- "Rollin' and Tumblin'" (Muddy Waters) – 4:42
- "I'm So Glad" (Skip James) – 3:57
- "Toad" (Baker) – 5:11
Musikere
- Eric Clapton – guitar, vokal
- Jack Bruce – bas, mundharmonika, vokal
- Ginger Baker – trommer, perkussion, vokal
Hitlisteplaceringer
Album – Billboard (Nordamerika)
| År | Hitliste | Placering |
|---|---|---|
| 1968 | Pop Albums | 39 |
Singles – Billboard (Nordamerika)
| År | Single | Hitliste | Placering |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1967 | "I Feel Free" | Pop Singles | 116 |
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