The British rock supergroup Cream was formed in 1966, and consisted of bassist/singer Jack Bruce, drummer Ginger Baker and guitarist/singer Eric Clapton. Their sound was characterized by a hybrid of blues rock, hard rock and burgeoning psychedelic rock, combining imaginative lyrics often written by poet Pete Brown, Clapton’s innovative blues guitar playing, Bruce’s operatic voice and fluid bass playing, and Baker’s jazz-influenced drumming. Before the end of the year, Cream released the follow-up Disraeli Gears, its distinctive Day-Glo psychedelic cover designed by underground illustrator Martin Sharp. Recorded in May in New York during their first American tour, it includes landmark songs such as "Strange Brew," the melodic but heavy-riffing "Sunshine Of Your Love" and more surrealistic, wah-wah drenched "Tales Of Brave Ulysses"; in all a brilliant, textured, multi-dubbed sound that went beyond blues.
Correlating with Polydor's Cream: 1966 - 1972 box set, Disraeli Gears has been pressed on 180 gram heavyweight audiophile vinyl and features an exact reproduction of the original artwork to retain authenticity. 
 
Cream Disraeli Gears Track Listing:
 
1.  Strange Brew
2.  Sunshine Of Your Love
3.  World Of Pain
4.  Dance The Night Away
5.  Blue Condition
6.  Tales Of Brave Ulysses
7.  SWLABR
8.  We're Going Wrong
9.  Outside Woman Blues
10. Take It Back
11. Mother's Lament