Cream

Kofi Baker discussed his strained relationship with his dad ahead of the Music of Cream tribute tour.

Cream's album Wheels of Fire was hot product this week in 1968 when it went to #1 on the music charts.

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

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

Classic rock lost legendary Cream singer-bassist Jack Bruce on Saturday, October 25th at the age of 71.
Teamed up with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker, Bruce took Cream to huge success is a short period of time. They released four albums including classics 'Sunshine of Your Love' and 'Wh…

Jack Bruce, the former bassist and singer for Cream, will release a new album, ’Silver Rails,’ in March 2014. The record is his first solo effort since 2003’s ‘More Jack Than God.’

Former members of Dio, Whitesnake and the Scorpions will take part in a four-day, two-city music event, with special shows focusing on the music of Cream and the Scorpions.

Martin Sharp, who collaborated with Cream in the '60s, has died of emphysema. He was 71.

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 h…

'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 root…

The first rock and roll power trio Cream (Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker) started their first tour today back in 1966, with a concert in Manchester, England. The band had their first public performance at the Windsor Festival prior to hitting the road.

Eric Clapton announced Cream's break up on July 10, 1968, after mulling the idea for almost a year.