Disc 6: 601. Sunshine of Your Love 602. N.S.U. 603. nothing 24 seconds 604. Stepping Out 605. Traintime 606. Toad
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Bogue Civic Auditorium San Jose, CA May 25, 1968 Tarantura TCD Cream-4-1
Disc 7: 701. Tales Of Brave Ulysses 702. Sunshine Of Your Love 703. I'm So Glad 704. Sitting On Top Of The World 705. Stepping Out 706. Traintime 707. Toad
The Band: Eric Clapton guitar, vocals Jack Bruce bass, vocals Ginger Baker drums
Thanks to the original source, original poster and/or original torrent!
This is a concert recorded November 20, 1980 in Denver, CO during a tour
to support his 1980 "Ive Always Wanted To Do This" LP . His backing
band at this time was Billy Cobham, Clem Clemson & David Sancious.
R.I.P. Jack Bruce
Set List: White Room Hit And Run Clempson Blues Solo Born Under A Bad Sign Livin' Without Ja Dancing On Air Post War Theme For An Imaginary Western Face Lift 318 Escape To The Royal Wood (On Ice) Morning Story Traintime Politician
www.geetarz.org Visitor Comments: "This show in Detroit has turned up on a number of titles including the dodgy Creamset on Gold Standard. It's a very good show rightly regarded by Cream fans as one of the best of the late '67 tour of the US. For its vintage, the recording is very good and you can really hear why Cream had such an impact as a live act. On Sweet Wine and Rollin' and Tumbin' Ginger and Jack really lock together allowing Eric free rein to shine: and shine he does. Highly recommended. - DR"
LIVE '75 is a recording made on the legendary Jack
Bruce Band tour of that year. With a band featuring former Rolling Stone
Mick Taylor on guitar, Jazz icon Carla Bley on keyboards, Ronnie Leahy
on piano and organ and Bruce Gary on drums, this release captures the
band at the peak of their powers at a concert in Manchester's Free Trade
Hall on June 1st 1975. Featuring dramatically extended versions of
classic Jack Bruce compositions such as 'Morning Story', 'Keep it Down',
'Smiles and Grins' and two lengthy medleys of 'Tickets to Waterfalls /
Weird of Hermiston / Post War' and 'One / You Burned the Tables on Me',
the live set also featured Tony Williams' composition 'Spirit' and the
Cream classic 'Sunshine of Your Love'.
Track List:
1. Can You Follow? 2. Morning Story 3. Keep It Down 4. Pieces of Mind 5. Tickets to Waterfalls / Weird of Hermiston / Post War 6. Spirit 7. One / You Burned the Tables on Me 8. Smiles and Grins 9. Sunshine of Your Love
Cream - Alameda County Coliseum Arena Oakland, California October 4, 1968
Soundboard @320
Jack Bruce - R.I.P. ~ 14 May 1943 – 25 October 2014
Set List: White Room (5:59)
Politician (5:09)
Crossroads (4:00)
Sunshine Of Your Love (5:10)
Spoonful (16:58)
Deserted Cities Of The Heart (4:42)
Passing The Time/Toad (10:32)
I'm So Glad (7:06)