Description
Cream’s 1966 debut Fresh Cream stands as a watershed moment in rock history. Released simultaneously with “I Feel Free” on Robert Stigwood’s Reaction Records, the album introduced the power trio format that would define progressive rock. Eric Clapton’s groundbreaking blues guitar work, Jack Bruce’s commanding vocals and bass lines, and Ginger Baker’s jazz-inflected drumming created a sonic blueprint that transcended genre boundariesblending blues, hard rock, and emerging psychedelia. With lyrics by poet Pete Brown, Fresh Cream showcases the virtuosic interplay that made Cream rock’s first true supergroup. This 180g pressing captures the album’s revolutionary clarity and depth.
Side One:
1. N.S.U.
2. Sleepy Time Time
3. Dreaming
4. Sweet Wine
5. Spoonful
Side Two:
1. Cat’s Squirrel
2. Four Until Late
3. Rollin’ and Tumblin’
4. I’m So Glad
5. Toad





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