Cream - Wheels of Fire
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Music CD Cover Artist: Cream Edition: Music CD Format: Live, Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered CD Release Date: 1998-04-07 Music Label: Polydor / Umgd Soundtracks: Music CD 1
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Free Music Notes for Wheels of Fire Album
Free Music Review: "The Blues" is not a naughty word
Hit: 5 Stars
Up to this album, to us righteous rock'n'rollers, it seemed to be. This trio of Clapton, Bruce and Baker (with songwriting help from Pete Brown and instrumental help from soon-to-be-Mountaineer Felix Pappalardi) legitimized the blues in rock doctrine and paved the way for such almost-pure blues bands as Canned Heat and Ten Years After. Today, their contemporaries The Rolling Stones and the late Jimi Hendrix are seen by many experts as blues artists. As you will hear on the live track "Spoonful", Eric Clapton had not yet gotten the notion that Fender built his guitar primarily to accompany his voice--the song's a pure-dee blues "fugue" between him and bassist Jack Bruce--16 minutes without a drum solo, which was unusual back then for a song that long. Songs like "White Room" and "Deserted Cities Of the Heart" are consistent with their earlier albums "Fresh Cream" and "Disraeli Gears", but as well as "Spoonful", you get other unabashed blues numbers as "Sitting On Top Of the World" and Booker T. Jones' "Born Under a Bad Sign" (did he ever do that one with the MG's?). And you get some hints of the approaching prog sound in "As You Said" and "Passing the Time". As well as Ginger Baker's lighthearted recitation "Pressed Rat and Warthog" ("Blue Condition" from "Disraeli Gears" had proven that he can't sing). Unfortunately, the trio ran their tank dry here--the next album, appropriately titled "Goodbye", had less than half new material.