This was Cream’s last ever concert, and their first one in their home country (England) for a long time. They were met with a roaring crowd and Cream ended their incendiary musical career with a bang. Unfortunately, however, because the night was filmed and recorded, the group were under (even more) pressure to perform well, and as they were all…

This was Cream’s official ‘Goodbye‘ album released in 1969 (after they had already disbanded), it contains a side of studio songs that were tacked together, and a live side which contains their performances from the LA Forum in October 1968. The studio side contains a single song written by each of the three members, and…

This is a terrific performance by Cream’s high standards, and marks one of their best Farewell shows. Sadly, by the end of the set Jack, Ginger and Clapton were exhausted and the result was a below par dribble rendition of Spoonful, a song which usually inspired their most fiery improvisations. But there is good to…

This is one of my favourite Cream bootlegs, it shows Cream at their finest during their Farewell Tour. The above clip demonstrates that Clapton managed to actually pull off a version of Crossroads that can almost stand against the legendary Winterland recording, to do it Clapton ditched the Firebird for the Gibson Les Paul… good…

This is the first concert Cream played on their official ‘Farewell Tour’, which was their sad departure from the world of rock music. Even though this is a bootleg, it was recorded officially, in the hopes of turning it into an official live album, so the recording is excellent. Due to the band not having…

This is one of the most legendary of the Cream bootleg performances, at this stage the band were at their absolute peak, and to this day nothing (except for a couple other Cream performances) can even touch this recording. We are so lucky that people recorded these shows, as we wouldn’t be able to hear…

This is widely regarded as one of the best Cream bootleg performances during their improvisational jamming period. They were booked to play at Brandeis University at 8.30pm but didn’t arrive until 2.15am, and yet despite their extreme lateness, they were met with a full audience; the surprised band were so grateful that they turned it…

This is another legendary performance by Cream, and the only one that has decent video footage. They were on the top of their game at this concert, which was during their European tour, and play mind melting versions of Sunshine of Your Love, Tales of Brave Ulysses and Spoonful. This is the only good footage…