List of songs recorded by Cream

A list of songs recorded by British rock band Cream.

Cream in 1967. L-R: Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, and Eric Clapton.

List

Contents
A · B · C · D · F · I · L · M · N · O · P · R · S · T · Y · Notes · References

Key

†	Indicates single release (A and B sides)
‡	Indicates songs not written or co-written by the members of Cream

Name of song, writer(s), original release, and year of release

Song	Writer(s)	Original release	Year	Ref.
"Anyone for Tennis" †	Eric Clapton Martin Sharp	The Savage Seven (soundtrack)	1968	[1]
"As You Said"	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Wheels of Fire	1968	[2]
"Badge" †	Eric Clapton George Harrison	Goodbye	1969	[3]
"Blue Condition"	Ginger Baker	Disraeli Gears	1967	[4]
"Born Under a Bad Sign"	Booker T. Jones William Bell ‡	Wheels of Fire	1968	[5]
"Cat's Squirrel" †	Doctor Ross arr. Jack Bruce Ginger Baker Eric Clapton	Fresh Cream	1966	[6]
"The Clearout"	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Disraeli Gears (Deluxe Edition)	2004	[7]
"The Coffee Song"	Tony Colton Ray Smith	Fresh Cream (Reissue)	1983	[8]
"Crossroads" (live) †	Robert Johnson arr. Eric Clapton	Wheels of Fire	1968	[9]
"Dance the Night Away"	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Disraeli Gears	1967	[4]
"Deserted Cities of the Heart"	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Wheels of Fire	1968	[5]
"Doing That Scrapyard Thing"	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Goodbye	1969	[3]
"Dreaming"	Jack Bruce	Fresh Cream	1966	[10]
"Falstaff Beer Commercial"	Jack Bruce Eric Clapton Ginger Baker	Those Were the Days	1997	[11]
"Four Until Late"	Robert Johnson arr. Eric Clapton	Fresh Cream	1966	[6]
"Hey Now, Princess"	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Disraeli Gears (Deluxe Edition)	2004	[7]
"I Feel Free"[a] †	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Non-album single	1966	[13]
"I'm So Glad"[b]	Skip James ‡	Fresh Cream	1966	[6]
"Lawdy Mama" †	Traditional arr. Eric Clapton	Live Cream	1970	[15]
"Mother's Lament"	Traditional arr. Jack Bruce Eric Clapton Ginger Baker	Disraeli Gears	1967	[16]
"N.S.U." †	Jack Bruce	Fresh Cream	1966	[10]
"Outside Woman Blues"	Blind Joe Reynolds arr. Eric Clapton	Disraeli Gears	1967	[16]
"Passing the Time"†	Ginger Baker Mike Taylor	Wheels of Fire	1968	[2]
"Politician"[c]	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Wheels of Fire	1968	[5]
"Pressed Rat and Warthog" †	Ginger Baker Mike Taylor	Wheels of Fire	1968	[5]
"Rollin' and Tumblin'"	Muddy Waters ‡	Fresh Cream	1966	[6]
"Sitting on Top of the World"[d]	Walter Vinson Lonnie Chatmon arr. Chester Burnett ‡	Wheels of Fire	1968	[2]
"Sleepy Time Time"	Jack Bruce Janet Godfrey	Fresh Cream	1966	[10]
"Spoonful"[e] †	Willie Dixon ‡	Fresh Cream	1966	[10]
"Strange Brew" †	Eric Clapton Felix Pappalardi Gail Collins	Disraeli Gears	1967	[4]
"Steppin' Out"	James Bracken	Live Cream Volume II	1972	[17]
"Stormy Monday"	T-Bone Walker	Royal Albert Hall London May 2-3-5-6, 2005	2005	[18]
"Sunshine of Your Love" †	Jack Bruce Eric Clapton Pete Brown	Disraeli Gears	1967	[4]
"SWLABR" †	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Disraeli Gears	1967	[16]
"Sweet Wine" †	Ginger Baker Janet Godfrey	Fresh Cream	1966	[10]
"Take It Back"	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Disraeli Gears	1967	[16]
"Tales of Brave Ulysses" †	Eric Clapton Martin Sharp	Disraeli Gears	1967	[16]
"Those Were the Days" †	Ginger Baker Mike Taylor	Wheels of Fire	1968	[5]
"Toad"[f]	Ginger Baker	Fresh Cream	1966	[6]
"Traintime" (live)	Jack Bruce	Wheels of Fire	1968	[19]
"Weird of Hermiston"	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Disraeli Gears (Deluxe Edition)	2004	[7]
"We're Going Wrong"	Jack Bruce	Disraeli Gears	1967	[16]
"What a Bringdown" †	Ginger Baker	Goodbye	1969	[3]
"White Room" †	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Wheels of Fire	1968	[2]
"World of Pain"	Felix Pappalardi Gail Collins ‡	Disraeli Gears	1967	[4]
"Wrapping Paper" †	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Non-album single	1966	[20]
"You Make Me Feel"	Jack Bruce Pete Brown	Those Were the Days	1997	[11]

Notes

1. "I Feel Free" was released as the first track on the U.S. version of Fresh Cream.^[12]
2. A live version of "I'm So Glad" was released on Goodbye.^[14]
3. A live version of "Politician" was released on Goodbye.^[14]
4. A live version of "Sitting on Top of the World" was released on Goodbye.^[3]
5. A live version of "Spoonful" was released on Wheels of Fire.^[9]
6. A live version of "Toad" was released on Wheels of Fire.^[19]