Ranking of Cream's Popular Songs [2025]

NobodyCream8rank/position

CREAM – Nobody

This is a classic track by CREAM that sparked a rapid boom with its distinctive visuals and a sound that directly imports the vibe of old-school club music.

It’s especially popular among people in their 20s and is a ‘charm’ song that can also appeal to men, resonating with young listeners in a sensitive phase who want to stretch themselves and listen to better music.

Sleepy Time TimeCream9rank/position

Cream – Sleepy Time Time (Royal Albert Hall 2005) (5 of 22)

Cream was a British band formed in 1966 and disbanded in 1968.

“Sleepy Time Time” is a track included on their debut album, Fresh Cream, released in December 1966.

Milk & HoneyCream10rank/position

CREAM – Milk & Honey @STUDIO COAST LIVE

A two-person music unit consisting of an MC and a vocalist, CREAM’s track.

It’s a groove-inducing number featuring deep, spacious kick drums and a heavy low-end bassline that closely follows the vocals.

The contrast between sections where the bass is present and where it pulls back is clear, which makes the passages with low frequencies resonate even more prominently.

PLAYBOY Remix feat. t-AceCream11rank/position

CREAM – PLAYBOY Remix feat. t-Ace

This is a track by PLAYBOY, a unit consisting of singer-songwriter Minami and track maker Staxx T.

It was released in 2019, featuring rapper t-Ace from Ibaraki Prefecture.

The lyrics depict a mature romance.

It has a vibe that feels like it would play in a club, and the relaxed tempo makes it easy to listen to.

How To LoveCREAM & Kris Roche12rank/position

Lil Wayne – How To Love (Japanese Ver.) BY: CREAM LYRICS

A song by Lil Wayne, the American rapper who calls himself “the best rapper alive” and is affectionately known as Weezy.

Sung from a male perspective, it portrays the inner struggle of how to love someone and how to make it work.

Although it’s a cover in Japanese, the original’s comfortable sense of rhythm is preserved.

The gentle, enveloping female vocals and the powerful male rap are captivating.

Even as a cross-language cover, it’s finished as a very easy-to-listen-to track!

CrossroadCream13rank/position

Cream Crossroads

Cream is an essential band when discussing psychedelic rock of the 1960s.

They’re famous for featuring Eric Clapton, one of the “Big Three” guitarists of the world.

Their track Crossroads is a song that countless guitar kids of the ’60s must have taken on.

Above all, it’s a piece where the lead guitar sings even more than the vocals.

Ride the groove of the drummer and bassist and challenge that searing guitar sound yourself!

Deserted Cities of the HeartCream14rank/position

Cream – Live Cream II – 1 – Deserted Cities of the Heart

This is a track from the 1968 double album Wheels of Fire by the supergroup that featured legendary players Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, and Ginger Baker.

Also known in Japan by the title “Arehateta Machi” (“Deserted City”), it’s a hidden gem that showcases their harder edge.

As you can especially tell from the live recordings, the band’s ensemble—three players each refusing to back down—is thrilling and undeniably cool.

Busy, intricate drumming, a restlessly moving bass, and a roaring guitar solo… it’s a number so powerful it would send your average hard rock band running for the hills.