- Sunshine of Your Love - Wikipedia
Cream bassist vocalist Jack Bruce based it on a distinctive bass riff he developed "almost in a fit of desperation" after working unsuccessfully all night on creating a song with his writing partner, lyricist Pete Brown who muttered "It's getting near dawn and lights close their tired eyes"
- Sunshine Of Your Love - A Life In Music (2015) - Jack Bruce
Sunshine of Your Love: A Life in Music is a 2CD anthology covering the highlights of Jack's remarkable career Jack first came to prominence as the main songwriter and vocalist for the legendary supergroup Cream
- Original versions of Sunshine of Your Love written by Jack Bruce, Eric . . .
The song Sunshine of Your Love was written by Eric Clapton, Pete Brown [GB1] and Jack Bruce and was first released by Cream in 1967 It was covered by Buddy Guy, Trini Lopez, Willie Mitchell, Rosetta Stone [GB1] and other artists
- Sunshine of Your Love - Rock Music Wiki
"Sunshine of Your Love" is a 1967 song by the British rock band Cream, written by Jack Bruce, Pete Brown and Eric Clapton It was originally released on the album Disraeli Gears in November 1967, [2] and was later released as a single in January 1968 [1]
- ‘Sunshine Of Your Love’: Cream’s Majestic Dawn Surprise
But “Sunshine” was their first-ever appearance on the Hot 100 The song was composed by the prolific Cream writing team of bassist Jack Bruce and his lyric-writing collaborator Pete Brown
- Who wrote “Sunshine of Your Love” by Jack Bruce? - Genius
“Sunshine of Your Love” by Jack Bruce was written by Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce Peter Brown (UK)
- Jack Bruce: “Sunshine of Your Love” – The Daily Music Break
Baker tried to call back several times, of course, but Bruce wouldn’t pick up If that is not a true story, it is certainly plausible Bruce, who had a wicked sense of humor, always said Baker wanted the last word – well, this time he wouldn’t get it
- Sunshine Of Your Love by Cream - Songfacts
Pete Brown, Jack Bruce and Eric Clapton are the credited songwriters on "Sunshine Of Your Love," omitting Cream drummer Ginger Baker, who resented the way the band handled songwriting credits
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