Cream's 'Royal Albert Hall London'

Cream’s ‘Royal Albert Hall London’ is the live album of their reunion recorded on May 2, 3, 5and 6, 2005 and released on October 4, 2005 By Reprise.

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1 . I’m So Glad (Royal Albert Hall, 2005)

2 . Spoonfull (Royal Albert Hall, 2005)

3 . Complete Reunion Concert, 2005

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Track Listing : 1.I’M So Glad (Skip James) – 06:18 . 2.Spoonful (Willie Dixon) – 07:29 . 3.Outside Woman Blues (Blind Joe Reynolds) – 04:33 . 4.Pressed Rat And Warthog (Ginger Baker, Mike Taylor) – 03:21 . 5.Sleepy Time Time 1 (Jack Bruce, Janet Godfrey) – 06:08 . 6.N.S.U. (Jack Bruce) – 06:02 . 7.Badge 1 (Eric Clapton, George Harrison) – 03:59 . 8.Politician (Jack Bruce, Pete Brown) – 05:08 . 9.Sweet Wine (Ginger Baker, Janet Godfrey) – 06:28 . 10.Rollin’ And Tumblin’ (Muddy Waters) – 05:02 . 11.Stormy Monday 2 (T-Bone Walker) – 08:09 . 12.Deserted Cities Of The Heart (Jack Bruce, Pete Brown) – 03:56 . 13.Born Under A Bad Sign (Booker T. Jones, William Bell) – 05:31 . 14.We’Re Going Wrong (Jack Bruce) – 08:26 . 15.Crossroads (Robert Johnson, Arr. Eric Clapton) – 04:25 . 16.White Room 1 (Jack Bruce, Pete Brown) – 05:39 . 17.Toad 2 (Ginger Baker) – 10:07 . 18.Sunshine Of Your Love 1 (Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton, Pete Brown) – 08:46 . 19.Sleepy Time Time 1 (Alternate) (Jack Bruce, Janet Godfrey) – 06:07

John Van Hamersveld

Musicians : Cream – Band . Jack Bruce – Vocals, Bass Guitar, Harmonica . Eric Clapton – Guitar, Vocals . Ginger Baker – Drums, Cowbells, Vocals

Jill Furmanovsky

Production : Produced By Simon Climie . Bob Ludwig – Mastering . Mick Guzauski – Audio Mixer . Tom Bender – Mixing Assistant

Package : Jill Furmanovsky – Photography . Humberto Howard – Art Direction . Masaki Koike – Art Direction . Stuart Nicholls – Photography . John Van Hamersveld – Cover Art

Recorded On Ay 2-3-5-6, 2005 At Royal Albert Hall London.

Released On October 4, 2005 By Reprise.

(Source Cream – Royal Albert Hall London May 2-3-5-6, 2005 | Royal Albert Hall London @ Wikipedia)

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antimusic
Few events or individuals through time have posed any serious risk of destroying the already frayed and tattered legacy of rock and roll. If a serious threat exists in the here and now it just might be the geriatric parasitism choking the life out of both the art and the revenue of rock. […]

The Guardian
Whether their reformation is enough to firm up Cream‘s shaky place in the pantheon of rock legends is a moot point. But as the crowd rises mid-song to cheer another Clapton soloand coloured lights bounce off balding pates in the stalls, you suspect that contemporary reappraisal is the last thing their fans are interested in. […]

High-Def Digest
Based on the music alone, Cream purists may feel let down and betrayed by ‘Live at Royal Albert Hall.’ (Average Cream listeners need not worry). Sure, they show reunites all three original members of the band – but they don’t play like they used to. No, during Cream‘s reunion tour, each band member played his instrument the way he played it in 2005, not 1965 […]

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