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Jack Bruce’s wild tales of Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Leslie West and more
From Ginger Baker’s genius to Leslie West’s food roadie, former Cream man Jack Bruce saw it all
A beginner's guide to Jack Bruce in 10 classic tracks
A short tribute to one of rock's all-time great bassists, Cream legend Jack Bruce
The tortured and tumultuous life of the late Ginger Baker
Driving across deserts, owning polo ponies, making and losing fortunes, influencing generations of musicians… Ginger Baker‘s story nothing was like no one else's
Jack Bruce's debut solo long-player Songs For A Tailor, revisited
Beyond the White Room: Jack Bruce's 1969 album Songs For A Tailor, now with DVD extras
"There were guitar players weeping. They had to mop the floor up": How Jimi Hendrix invented everything we love
When Jimi Hendrix arrived in London he blew the minds of the British rock elite. Soon they would follow his lead and develop and explosive new form of electric blues
The 20 greatest rock supergroups ever
From Cream and ELP to Temple Of The Dog and Velvet Revolver, these are history’s greatest supergroups
“I looked out the window, the sun was coming up and I started playing the riff of Sunshine Of Your Love": how Cream made Disraeli Gears in five days and changed music forever
The story behind one of the greatest rock albums of the 1960s
10 hard rock and heavy metal farewell tours that weren’t actually farewells
Kiss, Judas Priest and Mötley Crüe have all made their goodbyes, only to continue touring and recording anyway
Watch Ginger Baker enthuse about polo horses before playing a drum solo in a farmyard
"He's hardy, and nasty, and fanatical, the only thing that stops him being really dangerous is his concern for the horses" - the BBC on Ginger Baker
"Everybody was dumbstruck" - how Jimi Hendrix's arrival in London changed everything, as told by Mick Jagger, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck and more
Jimi at 80 When Jimi Hendrix arrived in London in 1966, he not only blew the minds of fellow rock legends-in-making: he'd help spark a whole new form of electric blues
