Classic Albums - Cream - Disraeli Gears - Part 4/5

[@trkkazulu]

"...we wouldn't be here if it wasn't for Black American culture..." It's always great to hear this acknowledged. Thanks, Pete.

[@StevenWard-uk3ti]

If it wasn't for these British bands you still wouldn't know about black America culture

[@trkkazulu]

@@StevenWard-uk3ti, are you having a laugh?

[@Immigrant312]

the 2005 reunion of "we're going wrong" is absolutely incredible.

[@aurelianabolognesi8272]

La performance più emozionante di sempre

[@Debonair.Aristocrat]

The beauty of language and words is that we must individually imbue our own meaning into what we hear or read. I want " We're Going Wrong" to have a deeper meaning and it does for me.

[@GTX1123]

I remember getting my hands on this album right around my 13th birthday in 75. We had moved into a new house that summer and the family who had previously owned the home had an 18 year old son who left a stack of albums and Disraeli Gears was one of them. To this day I can't figure out why he left it and a bunch of other great albums behind (Hendrix, Doors, Stones etc.)

[@edseelig9465]

Lots of times, the sons in particular, had a falling out with one or the other parent, sometimes both. Entirely probable that there had been internal family issues, leading to things being left behind, or perhaps, the son lived in a different city by then. As a guitar store owner for 40+ years, on rare occasions, I would end up with older guitars, amps, or both because of the reasons that I just mentioned. The age of the albums could also be indicative of the son having been killed in Vietnam..... I also ended up with a guitar & amp for that reason at my store...

[@Mucving]

Thank you so much for this gem.

[@nookie077]

@cruisemates It was made for the TV series, "Classic Albums" - as listed in the description. I'm sure if you Google/Wiki it you'll find all the info you need.

[@sarthwahb]

*please post part 5*

[@nookie077]

It got taken down for a copyright reasons. I no longer have the file, sorry.

[@CaptainBluebear08]

Jack denouncing the war against Vietnam was very courageous; almost no one dared to in those days, in the music industry. Cream were i.f. one of the very very rare (along with Lennon and Zappa if I mistake not). Bless you, lads.

[@nmorgan346]

Country Joe did too

[@RageCage64]

This was released November 67.

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I take your point, however White Room was originally intended for release on Disraeli Gears-the same album as TBU -because White Room was the more 'successful' recording and more widely known I suppose it is more prominent-similar chord progression on the verse pattern; but quite different feel eh?

[@supsailor1885]

Cream did an incredible rendition of this song @ the 3 10 1968 Winterland gig that also produced several songs from Wheels Live Cream V 1 and 2

[@mosesmoses2000]

i picked up on the suzanne theme from tales of brave ulysses, before i saw this

[@Fredrockroll]

"I'm a big sucker for wah-wah" lol

[@cruisemates]

When and for whom was this documentary produced? It is newer than O thought since it references the Cream reunion concerts at Albert Hall

[@mosesmoses2000]

what was the date this was released?? pepper was released, june 67..

[@davidmiller5045]

Where's Part 5/5?

[@friesanimalstyle]

wheres 5/5??

[@markparee99]

I think you mean it the other way around - TBU was recorded first.

[@balos557]

ahmet ertegun died in 2006(?) so its somewhere in between

[@Deliquescentinsight]

Always thought Tales of Brave Ulysses was 'White Room II'

[@mosesmoses2000]

he's all over the wah..

[@CaptainBluebear08]

There was, by and large, a minority of mostly young people that were not deprived of sanity, morals and common sense. But I'm talking music bizz here, as you can read. For public American figures (and their killing allies; Brits mostly) it took genuine courage in those days, viz. the fate of a Muhammad Ali (even), to speak out against it.

[@MrDino1953]

Where the hell is Part5/5 ????

[@stevenlagan3329]

Don't blame me, blame youtube copyright strikes. Note: I'm the uploader, replying on different account.

[@rentatrip1videos]

Captain blue bear 08 - I stopped taking "childish dares" back in the 60's when I was 13 ...find your own list of anti-war songs , ever heard of Dave Van Ronk? Country Joe McDonald? Neil Young? Pete Seeger? Bob Dylan? Eric Burdon? Tom Paxton? Phil Ochs? ... gee I guess your right it took a lot of courage to get paid tons of money to write anti war songs, for corporate media studios - these guys did it for courage not fat wallets... Posh-

[@CaptainBluebear08]

And I dare you to come up with more than, say, 6 or 7 songs that expressly dealt with the carnage made in USA. I give away one that you surely don't know: 'Welterusten, Meneer de President' (1966) by dylanesk Dutch troubadour Boudewijn de Groot.

[@CaptainBluebear08]

So name those songs, then.

[@therealcportugal]

7:57

[@rentatrip1videos]

Courageous? Pah- Bunk- every ape with long hair spoke out against Viet Nam , I lived in Los Angeles during those days , every person who had long hair was "Against" Viet Nam - to say Jack had courage ...? that is bunk... he was one of a massive culture against Viet Nam , give it a rest , Courage , oh Poo-