Those Were The Days (1997)

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CD 1: In the Studio

  1. Wrapping Paper
  2. I Feel Free
  3. N.S.U.
  4. Sleepy Time Time
  5. Dreaming
  6. Sweet Wine
  7. Spoonful
  8. Cat's Squirrel
  9. Four Until Late
  10. Rollin' and Tumblin'
  11. I'm So Glad
  12. Toad
  13. Lawdy Mama - version 1
  14. Strange Brew
  15. Sunshine of Your Love
  16. World of Pain
  17. Dance the Night Away
  18. Blue Condition
  19. Tales of Brave Ulysses
  20. SWLABR
  21. We're Going Wrong
  22. Outside Woman Blues
  23. Take It Back
  24. Mother's Lament

CD 2: In the Studio

  1. White Room
  2. Sitting On Top of the World
  3. Passing the Time - alternate version
  4. As You Said
  5. Pressed Rat and Warthog
  6. Politician
  7. Those Were the Days
  8. Born Under a Bad Sign
  9. Deserted Cities of the Heart
  10. Anyone for Tennis
  11. Badge
  12. Doing That Scrapyard Thing
  13. What a Bringdown
  14. The Coffee Song
  15. Lawdy Mama - version 2
  16. You Make Me Feel - session outtake
  17. We're Going Wrong - demo
  18. Hey Now Princess - demo
  19. SWLABR - demo
  20. Weird of Hermiston - demo
  21. The Clearout - demo
  22. Fallstaff Beer Commercial

CD 3: Live

  1. N.S.U. - alternate version
  2. Sleepy Time Time
  3. Rollin' and Tumblin'
  4. Crossroads
  5. Spoonful
  6. Tales of Brave Ulysses
  7. Sunshine of Your Love
  8. Sweet Wine

CD 4: Live

  1. White Room
  2. Politician
  3. I'm So Glad
  4. Sitting On Top of the World
  5. Stepping Out
  6. Traintime
  7. Toad - extended version
  8. Deserted Cities of the Heart
  9. Sunshine of Your Love - CBS Studios, LA, May 1968

Jack Bruce: Bass, acoustic guitar, piano, organ, harmonica, cello and vocals
Eric Clapton: Guitar and vocals
Ginger Baker: Drums, percussion and vocals

With Special Guests:
Felix Pappalardi: Vocals, organ pedals, trumpet, tonette, Swiss hand bells, piano, mellotron, bass
George Harrison: Rhythm guitar on Badge

This box set is a compilation of remastered versions of Cream's albums, with additional unreleased material.

Compilation produced by Bill Levenson.

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