Disraeli Gears

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Call Number: CD Rock Cream Disraeli 2004
On Shelf At: Westgate Branch

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Compact disc.
Disc one. (stereo version) Strange brew -- Sunshine of your love -- World of pain -- Dance the night away -- Blue condition -- Tales of brave Ulysses -- Swlabr -- We're going wrong -- Outside woman blues -- Take it back -- Mother's lament -- Disraeli gears out-takes (stereo): Lawdy mama version 2 -- Blue condition (previously unreleased alternate version with Eric Clapton lead vocal) -- Disraeli gears demos (stereo): Hey now princess -- Swlabr -- Weird of Hermiston -- The clearout -- Disc two. (mono version) Strange brew -- Sunshine of your love -- World of pain -- Dance the night away -- Blue condition -- Tales of brave Ulysses -- Swlabr -- We're going wrong -- Outside woman blues -- Take it back -- Mother's lament -- Disraeli gears out-takes (mono): Lawdy mama -- Blue condition (previously unreleased alternate version with Eric Clapton lead vocal) -- BBC recordings (mono) : Strange brew -- Tales of the brave Ulysses -- We're going wrong -- Born under a bad sign -- Outside woman blues -- Take it back -- Politician -- Swlabr -- Steppin' out.
Written and performed by Cream.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

a masterpiece..... submitted by kencza on June 19, 2019, 11:25am A tremendous collection of songs and a group of musicians peaking in their collaborations. Yes, we all know "Sunshine" but the variety of musical styles and the vocals by Jack Bruce, rolling drums of Ginger Baker, and guitar work of EC are a beautiful thing. The demos and rarities are OK but the original album is classic and should be listened to in its entirety.

This is what SWABLR means submitted by KidBlue on February 23, 2022, 12:25pm The poet Pete Brown wrote the words [to SWABLR] and Cream's bassist Jack Bruce wrote the music…Jack Bruce said in an interview that the title is an initialism for "She Was Like a Bearded Rainbow".
That clears that up.