Disraeli Gears: Cream -

Moved from pure blues-rock toward kaleidoscopic, heavy psychedelia .

Famous for its unforgettable descending riff and co-vocal by Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton.

Ranked consistently on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums lists. Cream - Disraeli Gears

Atlantic Studios, New York City (recorded in just 3.5 days) 🎨 Key Characteristics

A malapropism of "derailleur gears," coined by roadie Mick Turner while discussing racing bicycles. Atlantic Studios, New York City (recorded in just 3

Eric Clapton introduced the "woman tone" and heavy use of the wah-wah pedal. 🎸 Notable Tracks

Features a fluorescent, "exploding day-glo" collage by Australian artist Martin Sharp . Released on November 2, 1967, is the second

Released on November 2, 1967, is the second studio album by the British rock supergroup Cream . It is widely considered a masterpiece of psychedelic rock , marking the point where the band's blues roots merged with the experimental sounds of the Summer of Love . 💿 Album Overview Artist: Cream (Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker) Release Date: November 2, 1967 Length: ~33 minutes (11 tracks) Producer: Felix Pappalardi