Disraeli Gears

RSO

calendar_today1967Netherlands

“On sleeve: RSO 2479 185 "Printed in Holland" "Made In Holland"”

ATCO Records

calendar_today1967United States

“Purple & gold labels with gold "ATCO". SD 33-232 on labels, front cover and back cover. 33-232 on spine. Back notes: "Produced by Felix Pappalardi • By arrangement with Robert Stigwood" "Released in the U. S. A. by special arrangement with Polydor Records Ltd."”

Reaction

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

International Polydor Production

calendar_today1967Australia

“Black International Polydor labels. Released in a sleeve laminated on BOTH sides. Distributed by Phonogram Recordings Pty. Limited Dratleaf Copyright Logo. Stereophonic”

ATCO Records

calendar_today1967United States

“This is a [l264380] pressing variant of the original US release, as indicated by the "MO"-suffix printed in the label matrix. Purple & brown ATCO stereo labels, other pressing plants used variations of the text layout for their labels. Original master disc was cut on an [l=Audiodisc] acetate disc. Released in the U.S.A. by special arrangement with Polydor Records Ltd. Runout details are etched except MR logo stamped.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Australia

Reaction

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“Very similar to release [r2797740] but with different texts' layout on labels. Reissue with laminated front and unlaminated back; Sleeve back differences [see images]. Further difference on label, A-side: No "MCPS" and, track 3, instead of credit to "Windfall Music" it's credited to "Immediate Music". Back Cover: "Manufactured in Great Britain by Polydor Records Ltd., London". "Printed and made by Ernest J. Day & Co. Ltd., London [...]". B2: Swlabr is really SWLABR - an acronym for "She Was Like A Bearded Rainbow". [Connotations have been made by some to the Bearded Iris flower, of the Rainbow Goddess cultivar]”

Polydor / Universal

calendar_today1967Europe

“This version has 4 lines of text below the barcode unlike [r7010186] & [r13712296] where there's only 3 lines. On the release track B4 is credited to [a17827], but was originally written by [a707252]. Made in the EU. Made In Poland printed on shrink, matrix also matches Takt Direct Poland (see [r22913768]) making this likely a 2022 pressing”

ATCO Records

calendar_today1967United States

“Cover variation: it has the front panel of the mono version, and a sticker at the bottom with the word STEREO over the original word MONO. No "SD" after the catalog number on front cover and on spine cover. Gold RIAA Award sticker on front cover. Back cover is the standard one used for the stereo version, wirh catalog number "SD 33-232". Label variation: the catalog number "33-232" is at the top, without the "SD", and there isn't a pressing plant designation at the end of the numbers at the bottom of the labels. It conteins the original ATCO inner. Catalog numbers: Front cover: 33-232 Back cover: SD 33-232 Spine cover: 33-232 Labels: 33-232”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Canada

“Originally released in 1967. Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York.”

International Polydor Production / Polydor

calendar_today1967Australia

“Identical to [r2585605] except: - The sleeve is laminated on both sides. - The front cover includes the text - STEREO can also be played on mono equipment Red Polydor labels. On labels: Manufactured and distributed in Australia under licence. Catalog# on sleeve: 594 003 Catalog# on labels: 594003”

Reaction

calendar_today1967Germany

“German reissue on clear green vinyl”

POLYDOR

calendar_today1967Uruguay

“Song titles are translated to spanish on labels.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967New Zealand

Polydor

calendar_today1967Australia

“mid1970's reissue Catalog number on sleeve: 594 003 Catalog number on labels: 594003 On sleeve: top left hand corner back cover : stereo 594 003 mono 693 003 - also bottom left hand corner INTERNATIONAL POLYDOR PRODUCTION On labels: MANUFACTURED AND DISTRIBUTED IN AUSTRALIA UNDER LICENCE only the front cover is laminated”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Canada

“The number "33" is surrounded by a triangle. There is the letter "M" above the number "33" unlike [r2521479] and [r8995594]. Felix Pappalardi is credited "Papallardi" on the label and on the back cover. Red Polydor label "Made In Canada" on label "Stereo also playable mono" on the left upper corner of the back cover.”

RSO

calendar_today1967United States

“Beige RSO labels No barcode Manufactured/Marketed By RSO Records, Inc. based on labels. Manufactured/Marketed By Polydor based on sleeve. The runouts are hand-etched. Cat# RS-1-3010 on the cover, spine and labels Cat# 2394-129 on the back cover Cat# 2394 129 on the labels”

RSO

calendar_today1967Canada

“This album was previously released as Polydor CP 5008. Cat# on front cover, spine and back cover of jacket: RSO 2394 129 Cat# on labels: 2394 129 On back cover: ℗1974 - Manufactured and distributed by Polydor Ltd. - Made in Canada. On labels: Manufactured by PolyGram Inc. and distributed by PolyGram Distribution Inc. - Made in Canada. Track A1 published by Windfall-Pronto-Nemperor. Tracks A2, A4 to B3, B5, B6 published by Nemperor. Track A3 published by Windfall-Pronto. Track B4 published by Egg.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967India

ATCO Records

calendar_today1967United States

“"LW" in runout identifies Longwear Plating as source of metalwork. "AT" in runout identifies Mastered for Atlantic in runout.”

Reaction

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“First stereo pressing, label variation. Sleeve is fully laminated Patent Pending sleeve (This version - Side 2 lists Publishing Rights for Track 4 owned by "Apple Pub. Ltd.". Other version lists it as "Apple Publishing")”

ATCO Records

calendar_today1967United States

“[l=Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Terre Haute], pressing as indicated by "CT" suffix in label matrices, and "CT" and "T" stamped in the runouts. Remainder of runouts stamped. Label variation: Band name and title are in a larger font and are closer together. Released in the U.S.A. by special arrangement with Polydor Records Ltd. Track publishers: A1: Windfall-Pronto-Nemperor, BMI. A2, A4 to B3, B5, B6: Nemperor, BMI. A3: Windfall-Pronto, BMI. B4: Egg, BMI.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Australia

“Media label text has different spacing to other Australian releases and the word 'Cream' is located at bottom of label. Back of sleeve: 594 003 PRICE CODE 05 Distributed in Australia by Phonogram Pty. Limited Media label: Distributed by Phonogram Recordings Pty. Limited Made in Australia”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Australia

“stereo 594 003 mono 593 003 printed top left rear of cover Red Polydor labels with STEREO printed beneath Polydor label. Comes in fully laminated sleeve.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Canada

“Produced by Felix Pappalardi by arrangement with Robert Stigwood. Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York. Ⓟ 1967 Robert Stigwood Organisation Ltd., New York. Glass master date: December 13, 1990. NO SID codes. Made in Canada on back cover and label. Originally released in 1967.”

RSO

calendar_today1967Germany

“Catalog # on front cover, spine, back cover: 823 636-2 YH; on disc: 823 636-2 [On disc:] Made in W. Germany ℗ 1967 Robert Stigwood Organisation Ltd., New York [On inlay and back cover:] ℗ 1967 Robert Stigwood Organisation Ltd., New York Printed in West Germany by / Imrimé en Allemeagne par Neef, Wittingen · Made in West Germany”

Polydor / Universal Music

calendar_today1967Brazil

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“Made and printed in the U.S.A. © 1967 Polygram International Music B.V. Disraeli Gears was first released November 1967”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Europe

“℗ 1967 Polygram International Music BV, Baarn. © 1967 Polygram International Music BV, Baarn. Made in Germany by PMDC (disc matrix) Issued in standard jewel case, black tray, with a 4-page booklet. (Issued between 1994 and 1999)”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Europe

“Originally released in 1967. Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York. Digitally remastered at PolyGram Studios. Published by: Unichappell Music Inc. (track 1, 2, 4 to 8, 10, 11) Careers-BMG Music Publishing Inc. (track 1, 3) Warner-Tamberlane Publishing Corp (track 1, 3) Daywin Music (track 9) (p) 1967 Polygram International Music B.V. (c) 1997 Polygram International Music B.V.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Brazil

Polydor

calendar_today1967Australia

Polydor / PolyGram

calendar_today1967Mexico

“Jewel case with gatefold booklet”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“no barcode BMG Direct Marketing version.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Germany

“Similar to [r4663840] except => no Univ. M&L 'job' number in matrix Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York ℗ 1967 PolyGram International Music B.V. © 1997 PolyGram International Music B.V.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967France

“This release is a pressing by PRS, France without SID codes. For the later pressing by PMDC, see [r=2309486]. Originally released November 1967. Packaged in a standard jewel case with a grey tray. Catalogue numbers appear as: 823 636-2 |Y|H| on booklet and rear insert 823 636-2 on disc label Copyrights appear as: ℗ 1967 PolyGram International Music BV, Baarn. and © 1967 PolyGram International Music BV, Baarn. on booklet and rear insert ℗ 1967 PolyGram Int. Music B.V., Baarn. on disc label Manufacturer credit appears as MADE IN FRANCE BY PRS on disc label”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“Made and printed in the U.S.A. © 1967 Polygram International Music B.V.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“© 1967 Polygram International Music B.V. The compact disc is packaged with a folded four-page, multi-color booklet containing graphics, Tracklist, and Credits. Printed in the U.S.A.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Europe

“Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York ℗ 1967 PolyGram International Music B.V. © 1997 PolyGram International Music B.V.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“no barcode BMG Direct Marketing version.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“Made and printed in the U.S.A. © 1967 Polygram International Music B.V.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“Standard jewel case with a clear tray and 4-page booklet [Booklet] Track 1 Unichappell Music Inc. (BMI) & Careers-BMG Music Publishing Inc. (BMI) & Warner-Tamerlane Paublishing Corp. (BMI) Tracks 2, 4 to 8, 10, 11 Unichappell Music Inc. (BMI) Track 3 Warner-Tamerlane Paublishing Corp. (BMI) & Careers-BMG Music Publishing Inc. (BMI) Track 9 Daywin Music (BMI) admin. by Careers-BMG Music Publishing Inc. Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York Disraeli Gears was first released November 1967. © 1967 Polygram International Music B.V. Printed in the U.S.A. [Back] polydor a PolyGram company © 1967 Polygram International Music B.V. Manufactured and marketed by A&M Associated Labels, a division of A&M Records Inc, a PolyGram company. Printed in the U.S.A. [Disc] © 1967 Polygram International Music B.V. Manufactured and marketed by A&M Associated Labels, a division of A&M Records Inc, a PolyGram company. Made in the U.S.A. polydor a PolyGram company”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“Nearly identical to [r857163] but not made by PDO. © 1967 Polygram Records, Inc. [On Back Cover] Printed In U.S.A. [On Disc] Made In U.S.A. Issued in a standard jewel case with black CD tray and includes a 4-page booklet. No SID Codes.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Europe

“Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York Issued in a standard jewel case with a clear tray. Includes a 4-page brochure.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Canada

“Comes with a sticker on the front that says: Rarities Edition. Essential Collector's Tracks. "Strong Brew! Cream's Second in its Rare Mono Mix + Demos & Out-takes B001416802" Differs from other [url=https://www.discogs.com/Cream-Disraeli-Gears/release/7034979]Canadian release[/url] in that this version has 20 tracks. (C) 2010 Polydor Ltd. (UK). Manufactured by Universal Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc. Manufactured and Distributed by Universal Music Canada Inc.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“Standard jewel case with a clear tray and 4-page booklet [Booklet] Track 1 Unichappell Music Inc. (BMI) & Careers-BMG Music Publishing Inc. (BMI) & Warner-Tamerlane Paublishing Corp. (BMI) Tracks 2, 4 to 8, 10, 11 Unichappell Music Inc. (BMI) Track 3 Warner-Tamerlane Paublishing Corp. (BMI) & Careers-BMG Music Publishing Inc. (BMI) Track 9 Daywin Music (BMI) admin. by Careers-BMG Music Publishing Inc. Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York Disraeli Gears was first released November 1967. © 1967 Polygram International Music B.V. Printed in the U.S.A. [Back] polydor a PolyGram company © 1967 Polygram International Music B.V. Manufactured and marketed by A&M Associated Labels, a division of A&M Records Inc, a PolyGram company. Printed in the U.S.A. [Disc] © 1967 Polygram International Music B.V. Manufactured and marketed by A&M Associated Labels, a division of A&M Records Inc, a PolyGram company. Made in the U.S.A. polydor a PolyGram company”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“Originally released in 1967. Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“Originally released in 1967. Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York.”

RSO

calendar_today1967Japan

RSO

calendar_today1967Canada

“℗ 1974 RSO RECORDS INC. © 1974 RSO RECORDS INC. Previously released as 3216 029 Manufactured by Polygram Inc. and distributed by Polygram Distribution Inc. Made in Canada The screws may appear on either side of the shell.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“2 panel J-card inlay printed to one side only. Grey/off-white cassette with red paper labels. Printed in England. Made in England. "This issue is also available on a long playing record REACTION LP 593 003" ℗ 1967 Label variation to [r5424695]. This version has the catalogue number 914543 instead of 914 543 and Polydor logo in white text with white box on right hand side of label as opposed to left.”

ATCO Records / ITCC

calendar_today1967United States

“Audiopak”

ATCO Records

calendar_today1967United States

RSO

calendar_today1967United States

“J-card design is also found on [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/9786995]this other[/url] cassette by the same catalog numbers. 422 823-636-4 Y-1 is the catalog number on the shell of the cassette. 823 636-4 Y-1 is the catalog number on the spine of the cover. Side 1 17:12 Side 2 16:15 Ⓟ 1976 Polygram Records, Inc. Printed in USA.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“No Barcode C104898 under catalog # on housing. (C) 1967 Polygram Records, Inc. Printed in USA.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Canada

“Canadian 8 track.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967New Zealand

RSO

calendar_today1967United States

“'Mfd. & Distr. by Polydor Incorporated, 810 Seventh Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10019' on inlay 'Mfd. & Distr. by Polydor Inc.' on tape housing Printed in USA.”

RSO

calendar_today1967United States

“J-card design is also found on [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/6257237]this other[/url] cassette by the same catalog numbers. 823 636-4 Y-1 on spine, 422 823 636-4 Y-1 on cassette shell, CT1 3010 in parentheses below barcode Manufacturers code "15" to the right of the [l5811] logo on cassette shell. Side A time 17:12 Side B time 16:15”

RSO

calendar_today1967United States

“Black plastic cartridge. Cat # on spine: 8T-1-3010 (3803 029) Printed in U.S.A. Total time for each program: 8:12 8:20 8:14 8:06”

ATCO Records

calendar_today1967United States

“Similar to [r19103014] but does not have "8 STEREO 8" with rainbow dots below the artwork, and housed in an AUTO 8 MATE shell Cover art reproduces LP art, including LP catalog number.”

RSO

calendar_today1967United States

ATCO Records

calendar_today1967United States

RSO

calendar_today1967United States

ATCO Records

calendar_today1967United States

“White "Lear Jet Stereo 8" shell with un-cured rubber pinch roller. "Swlabr" plays twice "Lear Jet Stereo 8✸ ✸™ Made In U.S.A. Pats. Pend." Molded into recess”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Australia

“Early cassette pressing”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Germany

“On Cassette: On Red Background Polydor Logo Disraeli Gears Cream Titelangaben siehe Umschlag 914 543 GEMA Manufactured by Deutscha Grammophon, Hamburg Made inGermany”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Australia

“Different label layout and shell, from other release”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United States

“Originally released in 1967. Recorded May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967United Kingdom

“Issued in a standard case with a fold-out single-sided j-card inlay. Shell is grey with red paper labels and black printing apart from some white in the Polydor logo. "This issue is also available on a long playing record REACTION LP 593 003" ℗ 1967 Printed in England in the inlay. This edition is very similar to [r=12056971] but does not have Made In England printed under the logo on the labels.”

RSO

calendar_today1967United States

“Side 1 17:12 Side 2 16:15 Ⓟ 1976 Polygram Records, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. Opaque gray shell with smooth sand texture around perimeter and numbered (100/50/0) markers below narrow timing window. “72” on both sides of shell.”

RSO

calendar_today1967Netherlands

“℗ 1967, 1968, 1970 ℗ 1967 Robert Stigwood Organisation, Ltd. Made in Holland LP [url=https://www.discogs.com/Cream-Disraeli-Gears/release/3406369]2479 185[/url]”

Not On Label (Cream (2))

calendar_today2005Russia

“Disareli Gears sessions recorded April/May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York ("Lawdy Mama" recorded April 3rd). Disareli Gears demos recorded March 15th 1967 at Ryemuse Studios, London. BBC Recordings: "Strange Brew", "Tales of Brave Ulysses" and "We're Going Wrong" recorded at Saturday Club, May 30th 1967; Broadcast June 3rd 1967 on BBC Light Programme. Produced at BBC Playhouse Theatre, London. "Born Under A Bad Sign", "Outside Woman Blues" and "Take It Back" recorded at Top Gear October 24th 1967; Broadcast October 29th 1967 on BBC Radio 1. Produced at Aeolian 2, London. "Politician", "SWLABR" and "Steppin' Out" recorded at Top Gear January 9th 1968; Broadcast January 14th 1968 on BBC Radio 1. Produced at Aeolian 2, London.”

Eagle Vision / Eagle Rock Entertainment

calendar_today2006United States

“82 minutes”

Rajon Vision

calendar_today2006Australia

Eagle Vision / Naïve

calendar_today2006France

“Disraeli Gears may not have been the best album that the Cream ever produced -- Wheels of Fire was more ambitious and had higher high points, even if two of those are from the live disc -- but it had the greatest impact of any body of music that the group ever released; it was that much of a leap forward from whatever had come before. This DVD is dedicated to the notion that Disraeli Gears rests at the center of Cream's reputation, and between current interviews with Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Bruce, plus a multitude of people from their respective orbits (including Ahmet Ertegun, Pete Brown, and Manfred Mann), they do make the case -- it was where all three members ripped the envelope embodying the original concept behind the band (which really stemmed from Clapton seeing Buddy Guy play as part of a trio onstage). The documentary also gives an excellent history of the group up to that time, allowing the members to speak to the varied paths by which they came together, though the real hero of the piece may be Ertegun, who insisted -- after hearing their debut album, Fresh Cream and feeling some disappointment in what they'd done with it -- that for their second LP the trio come to New York and work with Tom Dowd and Felix Pappalardi; that seems to have made all the difference in the mindset behind what was otherwise a fairly rushed and frantic session. The film delves into the best-known songs and the sounds they generated, and with access to the masters and the mix-down on the tracks, plus a considerable amount of archival footage (in the best shape it's ever been), the effect is dazzling -- and the DVD offers 30 minutes of music material that was not seen on the broadcast version of this same documentary. The highlights among the new footage -- shot on the occasion of the 2005 reunion tour -- include a contemporary acoustic performance of "Sunshine of Your Love" by Clapton and a solo piano performance of "We're Going Wrong" by Jack Bruce; and a glimpse of Ginger Baker playing solo in the studio, in addition to his account of his musical and personal debt to British drumming legend Phil Seaman. The sound and picture are state-of-the-art, and one can only hope (or wish) that the producers will do the same kind of documentary on behalf of Wheels of Fire.”

Rajon Vision / Isis Productions / Eagle Eye Media

calendar_today2006Australia

Eagle Vision

calendar_today2006Europe

“Disraeli Gears may not have been the best album that the Cream ever produced -- Wheels of Fire was more ambitious and had higher high points, even if two of those are from the live disc -- but it had the greatest impact of any body of music that the group ever released; it was that much of a leap forward from whatever had come before. This DVD is dedicated to the notion that Disraeli Gears rests at the center of Cream's reputation, and between current interviews with Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Bruce, plus a multitude of people from their respective orbits (including Ahmet Ertegun, Pete Brown, and Manfred Mann), they do make the case -- it was where all three members ripped the envelope embodying the original concept behind the band (which really stemmed from Clapton seeing Buddy Guy play as part of a trio onstage). The documentary also gives an excellent history of the group up to that time, allowing the members to speak to the varied paths by which they came together, though the real hero of the piece may be Ertegun, who insisted -- after hearing their debut album, Fresh Cream and feeling some disappointment in what they'd done with it -- that for their second LP the trio come to New York and work with Tom Dowd and Felix Pappalardi; that seems to have made all the difference in the mindset behind what was otherwise a fairly rushed and frantic session. The film delves into the best-known songs and the sounds they generated, and with access to the masters and the mix-down on the tracks, plus a considerable amount of archival footage (in the best shape it's ever been), the effect is dazzling -- and the DVD offers 30 minutes of music material that was not seen on the broadcast version of this same documentary. The highlights among the new footage -- shot on the occasion of the 2005 reunion tour -- include a contemporary acoustic performance of "Sunshine of Your Love" by Clapton and a solo piano performance of "We're Going Wrong" by Jack Bruce; and a glimpse of Ginger Baker playing solo in the studio, in addition to his account of his musical and personal debt to British drumming legend Phil Seaman. The sound and picture are state-of-the-art, and one can only hope (or wish) that the producers will do the same kind of documentary on behalf of Wheels of Fire. Running Time: 82 Mins Approx Disc Type: DVD 5 Screen Format: 16:9 Widescreen Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 Region: 0 Language: English Subtitles: Deutsch, English, Espanol, Francais, Italiano, Nederlands and Portugues Exempt from classification”

Eagle Vision / Shock

calendar_todayJun 5, 2009Australia

“Previously released in Australia in 2006.”

Polydor

calendar_today1967Europe

“"Disraeli Gears" was first released November 1967 ([r3912724] US, [r1358659] UK) "Diraeli Gears" sessions recorded April/May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York "Lawdy Mama" recorded April 3, 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York "Diraeli Gears" demos recorded March 15, 1967 at Ryemuse Studios, London BBC recordings: - "Strange Brew", "Tales Of Brave Ulysses" and "We're Going Wrong": Saturday Club; recorded May 30, 1967 at BBC Playhouse Theatre, London; broadcast June 3, 1967 on BBC Light Programme - "Born Under A Bad Sign", "Outside Woman Blues" and "Take It Back": Top Gear; recorded October 24, 1967 at Aeolian 2, London; broadcast October 29, 1967 on BBC Radio 1 - "Politician", "SWLABR" and "Steppin' Out": Top Gear; recorded January 9, 1968 at Aeolian 2, London; broadcast January 14, 1968 on BBC Radio 1 Mastered at Universal Mastering Studios-East All BBC recordings ℗ 2003 BBC a BBC Music Production. Licensed by BBC Worldwide Limited. ℗ 2004 Polydor Ltd. (UK) © 2010 Polydor Ltd. (UK) Made in the E.U.”

Polydor

calendar_today1991France

“℗ 1967 Polygram International Music BV, Baarn. © 1967 Polygram International Music BV, Baarn. Cream In Gear Limited Edition Box Set includes: (1) 96 Page Book Of Previously Unpublished Photographs By Robert Whitaker (2) "Disraeli Gears" Album On CD (3) Certificate Of Authenticity Signed By Jack Bruce - Limited Edition Numbered to 2500 (4) Premium "Cream in Gear” Box - 12" x 12" x 1"”

Not On Label (Cream (2))

calendar_today2005Russia

“Disareli Gears sessions recorded April/May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York ("Lawdy Mama" recorded April 3rd). Disareli Gears demos recorded March 15th 1967 at Ryemuse Studios, London. BBC Recordings: "Strange Brew", "Tales of Brave Ulysses" and "We're Going Wrong" recorded at Saturday Club, May 30th 1967; Broadcast June 3rd 1967 on BBC Light Programme. Produced at BBC Playhouse Theatre, London. "Born Under A Bad Sign", "Outside Woman Blues" and "Take It Back" recorded at Top Gear October 24th 1967; Broadcast October 29th 1967 on BBC Radio 1. Produced at Aeolian 2, London. "Politician", "SWLABR" and "Steppin' Out" recorded at Top Gear January 9th 1968; Broadcast January 14th 1968 on BBC Radio 1. Produced at Aeolian 2, London.”

Polydor

calendar_today2008Russia

“Part of the Eric Clapton Paper Sleeve Collection (Advanced Edition). Comes in a CD sized papersleeve album replica (gatefold), with obi-strip and insert of notes mostly in Japanese. _________________________ A replica of [l1610] (Japan) release – [r2217786]”

Polydor

calendar_todaySep 27, 2010Europe

“There is a similar release [r2034082] with slightly different CD labels (no right society credit on the right side). "Disraeli Gears" was first released November 1967 ([r3912724] US, [r1358659] UK) "Diraeli Gears" sessions recorded April/May 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York "Lawdy Mama" recorded April 3, 1967 at Atlantic Studios, New York "Diraeli Gears" demos recorded March 15, 1967 at Ryemuse Studios, London BBC recordings: - "Strange Brew", "Tales Of Brave Ulysses" and "We're Going Wrong": Saturday Club; recorded May 30, 1967 at BBC Playhouse Theatre, London; broadcast June 3, 1967 on BBC Light Programme - "Born Under A Bad Sign", "Outside Woman Blues" and "Take It Back": Top Gear; recorded October 24, 1967 at Aeolian 2, London; broadcast October 29, 1967 on BBC Radio 1 - "Politician", "SWLABR" and "Steppin' Out": Top Gear; recorded January 9, 1968 at Aeolian 2, London; broadcast January 14, 1968 on BBC Radio 1 Mastered at Universal Mastering Studios-East All BBC recordings ℗ 2003 BBC a BBC Music Production. Licensed by BBC Worldwide Limited. ℗ 2004 Polydor Ltd. (UK) © 2010 Polydor Ltd. (UK) Made in the E.U.”

Polydor

calendar_todayNov 4, 2020Japan

“- Includes two mini LP sleeves: UK first press edition and the Japan first press edition with accompanying obi - 28-page booklet in both English and Japanese - 20-page full-color booklet in English. - 2004 remaster”