Cream
At The Grande Ballroom - (CRM101/2) - Digitally Remastered Version
The Grande Ballroom
Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.
October 15, 1967
Stereo Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
At The Grande Ballroom - (CRM101/2) - Digitally Remastered Version
The Grande Ballroom
Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.
October 15, 1967
Stereo Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Repost New Links Added 05/11/2025
CD1
01 Tales Of Brave Ulysses 4:12
02 N.S.U. 15:53
03 Sitting On Top Of The World 4:26
04 Sweet Wine 13:55
05 Rollin' And Tumblin' 7:18
CD2
01 Spoonful 20:48
02 Stepping Out 11:03
03 Traintime 7:18
04 Toad 17:03
05 I'm So Glad 10:01
total playing time: 1hr 51mn 57sc
Jack Bruce - Bass, Vocals, Harmonica
Eric Clapton - Guitar
Ginger Baker - Drums
CD1
01 Tales Of Brave Ulysses 4:12
02 N.S.U. 15:53
03 Sitting On Top Of The World 4:26
04 Sweet Wine 13:55
05 Rollin' And Tumblin' 7:18
CD2
01 Spoonful 20:48
02 Stepping Out 11:03
03 Traintime 7:18
04 Toad 17:03
05 I'm So Glad 10:01
total playing time: 1hr 51mn 57sc
Jack Bruce - Bass, Vocals, Harmonica
Eric Clapton - Guitar
Ginger Baker - Drums
Roots Of Heavy Metal post # 12
Not one single Hard Rock/Heavy Metal band exists that doesn't owe Cream's Heavy Rock (as it was some times referred to in those days..) a huge debt of gratitude. Like Led Zeppelin, Cream's music and live performances inspired all the Guitar God guitar solo's and lengthy drum solos so prevalent in the world of Hard Rock/Heavy Metal.


