"DISRAELI GEARS" - CREAM - STEREO VINYL LP - 594 003 - 1967
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Jan 11, 2026 Sold Date
Jan 1, 2026 Start Date
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Description

- A stereo, 33 1/3 rpm, vinyl LP, "Disraeli Gears" by Cream

- Released in 1967 on Robert Stigwood's Reaction Records
- This is the second album from the legendary 'supergroup', Cream, featuring Eric Clapton on lead guitar (6 & 12 string) and vocals, Jack Bruce on bass, piano, harmonica and vocals and Ginger Baker on drums, percussion and vocals.
- Recorded at Atlantic Studios in New York in May, 1967 and released in November of the same year.
- Produced by Felix Pappalardi, engineered by Tom Dowd.
- This appears to be a 1968 reissue (https://www.discogs.com/release/13792846)
- Cover:
- The sleeve features a psychedelic design, front and back, by Martin Sharp, with photography by Bob Whitaker.
- The back cover has a full track listing, side 1 is printed in black, side 2 in white.
- The label name, 'Reaction', is printed in black in the bottom left-hand corner of the rear cover.
- The front cover is laminated, the back is not.
- The labels show Immediate Music, for 1:3, and Copyright Control, for 2:4, as publishers (originally Windfall Music and Apple Publishing)

- White paper, poly-lined, inner sleeve.


- Catalogue number:- 594 003

- Matrix run-outs:- Side 1:-(etched and stamped): 594003 A-2 5 ℗1967 K7 ♢V 1̶8̶4̶1̶0̶5̶ ̶
- Side 2:-(stamped): 594003 B//3▽420 (Variant 2 as per Discogs)

- Track listing
- Side 1:- 1) Strange Brew; 2 ) Sunshine Of Your Love; 3) World Of Pain; 4) Dance The Night Away; 5) Blue Condition
- Side 2:- 1)Tales Of Brave Ulysses; 2) Swalbr; 3) We're Going Wrong; 4)Outside Woman Blues; 5) Take It Back; 6) Mother's Lament


- Condition
- The vinyl is VG+ with no noticeable scratches or marks. Plays well with just some slight surface noise audible between tracks and in some quiet passages. The 'B' side exhibits an irregular pattern which appears to be in the vinyl rather than to be any damage. Unfortunately I'm unable to show this in the photos. It has NO effect on playback
- The sleeve is VG+, with no marks or wear. It has been protected by a clear, plastic cover (which is also in unmarked and undamaged condition). A previous owner has stencilled his name at the bottom of the front cover. It is, however, neat and unobtrusive (see photo)
- The inner sleeve is in good condition with no marks and just a slight tear at the centre (see photo).
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