CREAM Outside Woman Blues (Rare 1968 Japanese red Polydor label wide centre 7" single manufactured by Nippon Grammophon Co. Ltd, also includes World Of Pain, comes in the original flipback picture sleeve with '¥400' price on the front and lyricsfor both songs printed on the reverse. The sleeve has only a few minor signs of age with some storage marks otherwise excellent, the vinyl shows little signs of play DP-1578) more...
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CREAM Disraeli Gears (Rare 1968 Japanese first press 10-track stereo LP on a red Polydor label manufactured by Nippon Grammophon, housed in the original silk laminated flipback picture sleeve. The cover is bright & vivid with minimal signs of itsage origin other than a spot of faint ring wear. The labels have merely a few spindle marks & the heavyweight vinyl is nice & clean & in Excellent condition with few other signs of play SLPM-1390)
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CREAM Sunshine Of Your Love (Original 1967 Japanese Polydor 'Stelet 33' 4-track 7" vinyl EP, also includes Strange Brew, Outside Woman Blues and Spoonful, unique picture sleeve with lyrics and Japanese insert SKP-1144) more...
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CREAM Before And After (Scarce Japanese 20-track Polydor white title label promo sample vinyl 2-LP set, one LP features Cream tracks and the other includes solo tracks from the different band members. Housed in a gatefold picture sleeve with lyric insert MP9421/2) more...
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CREAM The Best Of Cream (1969 Japanese-only 12-track stereo LP compilation, housed in a deluxe & unique gatefold sleeve with integral four-page Japanese/lyric booklet & obi-strip. The packaging is Excellent with very little age wear other than a spot of faint foxing inside & the vinyl is Near Mint with few signs of play SMP-1445) more...
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CREAM Doing That Scrapyard Thing (Rare 1969 original Japanese large centred Mono 7" vinyl single on the Polydor label manufactured by Nippon Grammophon, also including Born Under A Bad Sign, within a unique picture sleeve with only the artistname & track titles in English, all other text in Japanese, also includes a lyric insert. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear or age, whilst the vinyl remains Excellent with only a few light signs of play. A really nice example more...
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CREAM Battle Of Cream & Ginger Baker's Airforce (Rare late 60s Japanese-only 19-track 2-LP vinyl box set, manufactured by Nippon Grammophone. Features one record dedicated to Cream & the other to Ginger Baker's Air Force, both sequenced exclusively for this release, housed in a 12" circular metal tin with images of the artists plus full tracklisting on the back. The tin has naturally started to discolour & corrode a little but this is to minimal effect. Both vinyl discs are clean &in more...
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CREAM Battle Of Cream & Ginger Baker's Airforce (Mega Rare Japanese-only promotional 19-track Polydor label double vinyl LP set, one record is dedicated to Cream and the other Ginger Baker's Air Force. The MINT condition white-label vinyls come housed in a stunning 12" circular metal tin printed with images of the artists plus full tracklisting on the back, complete with the original circular 12-page colour lyric booklet and the rare original red 'Rock & Rock Battle Series' ob more...
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CREAM Sundays At The Saville (Mega rare original 1967 UK theatre programme for their appearance at 'Sundays At The Saville', dated 29th October 1967. They were supported on this night by The Action & the wonderful Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, comperedby John Peel. Featuring a great centrefold of The Cream & photos of the other acts on the bill. This is a genuine piece of MINT Cream memorabilia from their early days COMPLETE with TWO original ticket stubs for the evening performance) more...
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CREAM Doing That Scrapyard Thing (Rare 1969 original Japanese Polydor Nippon Grammophon label large centred vinyl 7" single including Born Under A Bad Sign. Unique picture sleeve with only the artist name and track titles in English with all other text in Japanese, also includes a lyric insert. The silk sleeve is Excellent with a minor corner crease & the vinyl still looks barely played. A must have for any fan! DP1645) more...
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CREAM Fresh Cream (1972 Japanese 12-track LP, the debut studio album by British supergroup originally released in 1966. Picture sleeve including lyric insert & wide 'British Rock Series' green & black obi-strip. The sleeve has some minor shelfwear on the spine and the obi has a small tear below the flap on the back other; the vinyl has only a few light hairlines which has no effect on play MP2253) more...
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CREAM I Feel Free EP (Extremely rare in this condition original late 60s French 4-track 7" vinyl EP also featuring Rollin' & Tumblin', NSU & Four Until Late, unique front laminated flipback picture sleeve with advert for other EPs on the back. The sleeve shows only the lightest of shelfwear with a couple of splits to the top flipback but is otherwise immaculate. The vinyl is superb with only light inaudible surface marks to show for the passage of time - An incredible copy!) more...
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CREAM The Battle Of Cream & John Mayall (Rare original 1967 Japanese Polydor/Nippon Grammophon issue 2-LP box set. Features one LP of Cream material and the other of John Mayall. Both of the vinyls are in fantastic condition despite being over 30years old. Presented in a circular metal tin featuring great pictures of each artist, complete with 6-page Japanese & English tracklisting/biography booklet - not seen in over 15 years & unlikely to find another copy! MP9374) more...
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CREAM Battle Of Cream & Derek And The Dominoes (Mega Rare Japanese-only 24-track Polydor label vinyl 2-LP set, one record is dedicated to Cream and the other Derek And The Dominoes. Comes housed in a stunning 12" circular metal tin printed with images of the artists plus full tracklisting on the back, complete with the original circular 12-page colour lyric booklet and the rare original red 'Rock & Rock Battle Series' obi-tag. This copy is in amazing condition with very few signs of a more...
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CREAM Sundays At The Saville (Rare original 1967 UK theatre programme for their appearance at 'Sundays At The Saville', dated 29th October 1967. They were supported on this night by The Action & the wonderful Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, comperedbyJohn Peel. Featuring a great centrefold of The Cream & photos of the other acts on the bill. This is a genuine piece of astounding Cream memorabilia from their early days, with only light age wear to the cover - a true must-have for any colle more...
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CREAM Disraeli Gears (Rare 1968 Japanese second press 10-track stereo LP on a red Polydor label manufactured by Nippon Grammophon, housed in a silk laminated flipback picture sleeve. The cover is bright & vivid with minimal signs of its age origin other than a spot of faint ring wear. The labels have merely a few spindle marks and the heavyweight vinyl has just the odd faint paper scuff or hairline not affecting play. Overall an excellent example and highly recommended SMP-1390)
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CREAM Beat Instrumental Monthly No. 50 (Rare June 1967 issue of the 40-page Beat Instrumental magazine with a great Ginger Baker action shot on the cover. Also features articles on Steve Marriott, Noel Redding, Simon Dupree And THe Big Sound,Geno Washington, Denny Laine, Jack Bruce, The Who and more. This copy shows few signs of age, some annotation to the back cover, minimal creasing to spine, no tears or rips excepting a voucher has been cut out from page 11 and all other pages & more...
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