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'Pirate Radio' pairs killer tunes with static screenplay
Tom Sturridge, background left, and Rhys Ifans are shown in a scene from "Pirate Radio." Here's a little pop quiz for you: Name two things The Who, The Yardbirds, Cream, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles all had in common.
Ginger Baker: Drum cat who got the Cream
He formed the first supergroup with Eric Clapton, and boasts he's the best . But don't ask about Ringo.
As is perhaps inevitable with any band that's built a 15-year career and an eight-album discography, fans have been grousing that "Weezer should go back to being Weezer" for years now.
On Wednesday's show, Adrian Crowley was in studio ahead of his gig at the Odessa club in Dublin.
Lately I've been listening to the original version of Cream's "Crossroads" a lot.
Rolling Stone Wood wins rock gong
Ronnie Wood was presented with his award by The Who's Pete Townshend Musical recognition was also given to the late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, Cream's drummer Ginger Baker and the punk pioneer Iggy Pop, who was named a living legend.
Aftermath: More Drums and Drummers Than We Ever Thought We'd See at...
Any drummer jokes, say the one about Ginger Baker and coffee both sucking without Cream, pretty much have to go out the window when you enter an expansive warehouse that includes over 100 boys and girls, and men and women, pounding on their respective kits.
Good bands from the other side of the pond
By now, most of you should know how I feel about the Beatles. What you may not know is that I am a fan of an awful lot of British bands and their music.
Fresh Cream Restaurant ready to close its doors in Monterey
Fresh Cream Restaurant will close in Monterey's Heritage Harbor on Friday and reopen in Carmel early next year.
Gallstones force Eric Clapton to nix NYC concert
Eric Clapton has pulled out of this week's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame concert in New York after undergoing gallstone surgery.
Ronnie's celebrates with Jack Bruce
London, Ronnie's celebrates with Jack Bruce By Jack Massarik, None 26.10.09 More reviews by Jack Massarik Cream of jazz crop: Jack Bruce Singer-composer Jack Bruce has more right to play Ronnie Scott 's than most British chart-toppers. Long before Cream and international superstardom, he was the bassist of choice for Alex Korner's Blues Syndicate, ...
Ginger Baker signs copies of his new book at Fopp
Legendary drummer, the critically acclaimed Ginger Baker - who has performed with such supergroups as Cream, Blind Faith, the Graham Bond Organisation and Hawkwind - celebrates the release of his new book, 'Hellraiser' with a signing session at Fopp's Earlham Street store in London's Covent Garden on Friday 30th October 2009.
Shawn Amos: A Jam Band Haters List of Jam Bands to Love
Phish is back with a vengeance. Now that Trey is off the junk, the band has been busier - and more focused - than ever.
Cream - Sunshine of Your Love - LIVE
Cream - Sunshine of Your Love - LIVE >> Posted By Progressive 11 hours, 41 minutes ago in Arts & Entertainment Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Bruce circa 1968 Development of the song began in January 1967 when Bruce and Clapton attended a Jimi Hendrix show at the Saville Theatre in London.
One who knew Garth Brooks before fame says he's still the same
Country superstar Garth Brooks could fly to Paris for dinner at Le Cinq, but he prefers to drive down the road to Taco Bueno.
CL's picks for the week's best shows
WED/14 ROBIN TROWER Sure, he'll play the early '70s Bridge of Sighs hits that fill the seats, but Hendrix-inspired guitar god Trower has been releasing music consistently through the years.
Whole Foods plans its 7th birthday party
A big happy birthday to Pittsburgh's Whole Foods Market, turning seven years old this week.
Star-struck? Don't be a fool | Jon Canter
I write this from 4 Eric Clapton Drive, Colchester, where we're house-sitting for my in-laws. You're right.
Checking on the guitar gods: Gallagher, Simmons and Hendrix
OWLS HEAD : Rory Gallagher: Crest of a Wave, The Best of . The late Irish blues rock guitarist, who was invited to join the Rolling Stones after a 1975 audition but went off on tour by himself, is often overlooked these days in the pantheon of guitar gods, but he belongs there.
Rock legend Trower still looking forward
British musician Robin Trower first rose to prominence as the guitarist for the band Procol Harum during the late 1960s.
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