finetune artist: Cream

Without Cream, rock as we know it might sound very different today. The London-based band were only together for a brief couple years (1966-1968), but their success opened the door for subsequent generations of blues-rockers and power trios. The jazz-schooled chops of drummer Ginger Baker and bassist/vocalist Jack Bruce combined with the psychedelic heavy blues of Eric Clapton's stinging guitar for a level of improvisational skill never before heard in a rock context. After Baker and Clapton's reunion in Blind Faith, all three members of Cream went on to lengthy solo careers, ranging from Baker's experimental jazz and world music to Bruce's folk and jazz to Clapton's traditional blues and mainstream rock.

Listen to Cream at Finetune.

(2007) The Best Of Cream 20th Century Masters The MIllennium Collection
(2005) Gold
(2005) Royal Albert Hall London May 2-3-5-6 2005
(2004) Disreali Gears
(2003) BBC Sessions
(2000) 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: Best Of Cream
(1998) Fresh Cream
(1998) Goodbye
(1998) Disraeli Gears
(1998) Live Cream Vol.1
(1998) Live Cream Volume 2
(1998) Wheels Of Fire
(1997) Those Were The Days
(1995) The Very Best of Cream

Sunshine of Your Love
White Room
Cocaine
Crossroads
After Midnight

Lumberjack on 2007-09-24 20:47:09.140:
This SUCKS! "Bell-Bottom Blues" and"Layla" are NOT Cream: they're post-Cream CRAP by Clapton! Plus, I can't even TYPE here, so I can barely say that "This BITES!" But I sure as hell am. Well-crafted, whoever you are...