Tracklist
- A1 Strange BrewClapton/Collins/Papallardi, Clapton, Pappalardi, Collins
- A2 Sunshine Of Your LoveBruce/Brown/Clapton, Clapton, Bruce, Brown
- A3 World Of PainCollins/Papallardi, Pappalardi, Collins
- A4 Dance The Night AwayBruce, Brown
- A5 Blue ConditionBaker
- B1 Tales Of Brave UlyssesClapton, Sharp
- B2 SwlabrBruce, Brown
- B3 We’re Going WrongBruce
- B4 Outside Woman BluesReynolds
- B5 Take It BackBruce, Brown
- B6 Mother’s LamentCream, Traditional
Musicians
Production
Also credited
Also credited. Design: Martin Sharp. Artwork (Uncredited): Martin Sharp. Written-By: Martin Sharp, Gail Collins, Pete Brown, Blind Joe Reynolds, Traditional. Written By: Clapton/Collins/Papallardi, Bruce/Brown/Clapton, Collins/Papallardi, Trad. arr. Cream. Design (Concept Assistance): Robert Whitaker. Photography By (Uncredited, Cover Montage Images): Robert Whitaker. Engineer: Tom Dowd. Other (By Arrangement With): Robert Stigwood.
Release notes
First cat# on label, second on sleeve.
Comes in fully laminated sleeve.
It can be found with the following inner:
- white punch-hole liner, poly-lined, with ‘107’ cyan imprint [Oct ‘67];
Dark blue textured labels, silver text:
“Made In England” [Early ‘RS’ Robert Stigwood logo]
℗ 1967 on both sides (later copies have 1966 on side 2).
Publishing info:
A1, A2, A4, A5 - Dratleaf Ltd.
B1 to B3, B5, B6 - Dratleaf
A3 - Windfall Music (later copies have “Immediate Music”).
B4 - Apple Publishing (later copies have “Apple Pub.Ltd”).
See shiny labels here
Back of sleeve:
[Reaction logo] “Manufactured in Great Britain by Polydor Records Ltd., London”.
“Printed and made by Ernest J. Day & Co Ltd, London W.11. Patent Pending”.
Sidenotes:
Album recorded May 1967, Atlantic Studios, New York City.
Released: 02-11-1967 in UK on Reaction label (& 09-12-1967 in USA on ATCO label).
Track B2 should ideally be shown in Upper Case: “SWLABR”, being an acronym for “She Walks Like A Bearded Rainbow”.
No band personnel credits on this release sleeve, such was the popularity of this trio.
(See later UK Mono pressing and, with different printer/cover, the UK Stereo pressing.
Runouts are stamped
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