Cream

Did you get a chance to listen to the rock news this week on The Boris and Robyn Show?  If you missed it, here is a recap, and there is some great news for fans of Eric Clapton. Even though Eric Clapton recently said he would retire from touring, he has announced a few live shows, and a couple of them are right in our area...

Cream's 1966 debut album will celebrate its 50th anniversary a month late with a four-disc deluxe edition set for release in 2017.

This list highlights a career that was about much more than lengthy excursions behind the drum kit.

Robert Stigwood also briefly lured the Who away from Brunswick Records long enough to record the hit "Substitute."

Eric Clapton led a musical tribute to Jack Bruce at his former Cream bandmate's funeral in North London earlier today, singing the Beatles' 'Strawberry Fields Forever' with help from friends and family.

Jack Bruce's amazing voice and bass, Eric Clapton's perfect guitar, Ginger Baker's great drumming...what an incredible song we have for tonight's lost treasure. Thanks for listening!

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

'Disraeli Gears' was the second album Cream released in their ever so short career, and 46 years later, it still shines as their crowning achievement. Issued in November of 1967, the landmark LP saw Cream flipping the switch toward full-on psychedelia while remaining true to the blues roots of their 1966 debut.