I Feel Free

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"I Feel Free" is a 1966 psychedelic rock song by the British band Cream, featuring Jack Bruce on vocals and bass and known for its distinctive a cappella intro and innovative sound.

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I Feel Free canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
albumVersionAppearsOn Fresh Cream (US edition)
linked to: Fresh Cream
artist Cream
bassGuitarist Jack Bruce
bSide N.S.U.
chartPositionUKSingles 11
composer Jack Bruce
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
drummer Ginger Baker
format 7-inch single
genre psychedelic rock
rock
guitarist Eric Clapton
hasA CappellaIntro true
hasBackingVocals multi-part harmonies
hasCriticalReception widely acclaimed
hasEra 1960s
hasInfluenceOn psychedelic rock development in the 1960s
hasKey A major
hasLegacy considered one of Cream's signature songs
hasMusicalFeature blues-influenced guitar
driving bass line
prominent vocal harmonies
rhythmic drum patterns
hasStudio Recorded in London
hasTimeSignature 4/4
hasVocalStyle lead male vocal
includedOnAlbum Fresh Cream
isInCatalogOf Cream discography
isPartOf 1960s British rock music
length 2:52
lyricist Pete Brown
notableFor distinctive a cappella intro
innovative sound
originalLanguage English
performer Cream
performerNationality British
producer Felix Pappalardi
Robert Stigwood
recordedBy Cream
recordLabel Atco Records
Reaction Records
releaseDate 1966-12-09
releaseYear 1966
tempo medium-fast
vocalist Jack Bruce
writer Jack Bruce
Pete Brown

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Jack Bruce notableWork I Feel Free
Cream notableSong I Feel Free
Heaven on Earth includesSong I Feel Free
John Symon Asher Bruce notableWork I Feel Free
Reaction Records released I Feel Free
Fresh Cream hasPart I Feel Free