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The Collection - Студийный альбом от Jack Bruce. В альбом вошло 20 треков.

SWLABR" is a song by British rock band Cream. Recorded in 1967, it first appeared on the album Disraeli Gears (1967). Later, the song was included as the B-side to Cream's "Sunshine of Your Love" single. The song was a collaborative writing effort between poet Pete Brown and bassist Jack Bruce, with Brown providing the lyrics and Bruce the music. Bruce sings and plays bass guitar, with Eric Clapton on guitars, and Ginger Baker on drums.

Liste des groupes Rock Psychédélique Cream Sunshine of Your Love - Swlabr. ajouter les paroles de l'album. Ajouter un fichier audio. Membres possèdant cet album0. 1. Sunshine of Your Love.

Album Name Sunshine of Your Love - Swlabr. Type EP. Released date 1967. Members owning this album0.

Sunshine of Your Love. Produced by Felix Pappalardi. Album Disraeli Gears. Sunshine of Your Love Lyrics. About Sunshine of Your Love. Jack Bruce’s bass line carries the song. He got the idea for it after going to a Jimi Hendrix concert. When Kees van Wee interviewed Bruce in 2003 for the Dutch magazine Heaven, Kees asked him which of his many songs epitomizes Jack Bruce the most. At first he was in doubt whether he should answer Pieces Of Mind or Keep On Wondering, but then he changed his mind and opted for Sunshine Of Your Love. Because, said Bruce, It’s based on a bass riff. 27. Steppin’ Out (mono) (Missing Lyrics). Blue Condition (mono).

The Cream (Artist) Format: Vinyl.

Cream-Sunshine of Your Love 1 Sheet Music, guitar tabs, bass tabs, chords and guitar pro tabs. Album: I Feel Free - Ultimate.

Sunshine of Your Love" is a song by the British supergroup Cream, released on the Disraeli Gears album. It was Cream's best-selling song and Atlantic Records' best-selling to date as well. It features a distinctive guitar/bass guitar riff and an acclaimed guitar solo from Eric Clapton. It was written by bassist Jack Bruce, Pete Brown, and Clapton. In 2004, the song was named the 65th greatest song of all time by Rolling Stone magazine.