A new book called Cream Chronicled, authored by Ginger Baker’s daughter Nettie, sets out to document every gig and recording ...
If you know Ginger Baker only as the then drummer in Cream, you really don’t know Ginger Baker at all. Yes, it was in Cream that Baker became the world’s first superstar rock drummer, was the first to ...
Cream is one of the most influential bands to break out of the mid to late 60s. The power trio consisting of Jack Bruce on ...
Legendary drummer Ginger Baker has died aged 80. Baker was best known as the co-founder of rock supergroup Cream, alongside Eric Clapton and Jack Bruce, his hugely influential drumming style, and for ...
Covering classic rock, I’ve done interviews with great drummers: Ginger Baker, Micky Dolenz, John Densmore, Clive Bunker, Doug Clifford & Jim McCarty, all included here. During my tenure covering ...
Legendary British drummer Ginger Baker, a founding member of British psychedelic band Cream, died on Sunday aged 80, it was announced on his Twitter account. Seen performing at the Rock 'N' Roll ...
Ginger Baker, who helped redefine the role of the drums in rock and became a superstar in the process, died Sunday in a hospital in southeastern England. He was 80. Baker drew worldwide attention for ...
Despite the long history of tension between Cream‘s Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, both along with Eric Clapton relented and agreed to reunite the band and play four shows in 2005 at Royal Albert Hall ...
In late July 1971, on an unseasonably cold London day, a 12-piece band from Lagos, Nigeria arrived at Abbey Road Studios for two recording sessions. The band was called the Africa ‘70, and they were ...
Drummer Ginger Baker, who became rock’s first superstar percussionist as a member of the wildly popular ‘60s British power trio Cream, died Sunday in England. He was 80. His Facebook and Twitter pages ...
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