Ginger Baker

Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce joined forces to create one of the most influential British blues rock bands of its time. Here's how it happened.

This was the fiery supergroup's only U.S. chart-topping album.

His work in Cream helped steer the future of heavy, blues-influenced rock 'n' roll for years to come.

Ginger Baker has emerged from surgery following diagnosis of an as-yet-undisclosed "major" heart condition.

He wasn't happy about the way Blind Faith fell apart in late 1969, but he didn't waste any time moping about it.

Ginger Baker says his doctor hopes he'll return to the stage, despite heart problems that recently took the Cream legend off the road.

After just over two years as a band, Cream gave their final performance on Nov. 26, 1968. The concert was held at the Royal Albert Hall In England. Cream's decision to disband took fans by surprise, though simmering tensions within the band, primarily between Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, came to a head, as Eric Clapton was losing interest in the band. They embarked on a 'farewell tour' of 19 citie

Ginger Baker recently told a reporter, among other things, that the Rolling Stones are "not good musicians." He also had some disparaging words to say about fellow classic rockers the Who and Bob Dylan.

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has revealed in a new interview why the band did not enlist former Cream drummer Ginger Baker to play on the new Sabbath album, 13.

It's no secret that former Cream drummer Ginger Baker isn't a very pleasant man to be around. In fact, there's a whole documentary, 'Beware of Mr. Baker,' about his difficult behavior. A U.K. music writer recently became the target of Baker's ire during a public Q&A session.