“I can remember sitting in a London coffee bar with Eric Clapton, when we first formed Cream, and telling him how I wanted us to take the language of the blues and develop it further,” Jack Bruce told ...

Before Cream imploded and played its final concert in London in November of 1968, the pioneering power trio ignited in San Diego during its U.S. farewell tour a month earlier. The tour marked both a ...

In the realm of musical supergroups, Cream is generally considered to be the first — and one of the best. The trio of drummer Ginger Baker, bassist Jack Bruce and guitarist Eric Clapton successfully ...

Thanks mainly to his work with Cream, Bruce was a major influential on many other respected rock bassists, including Rush’s Geddy Lee, Black Sabbath’s Geezer Butler, Yes’ Chris Squire, and Mountain’s ...

On their 1967 song “Tales Of Brave Ulysses”, a poet offered up some words that actually forced the band to step up their musical game. The combination of the elements made for one of the headiest ...

NEW YORK − Songwriter and poet Pete Brown, who co-wrote “Sunshine of Your Love” and “White Room” for the short-lived rock supergroup Cream in the 1960s, has died. He was 82. The London-based Brown ...

English poet, musician, songwriter and film writer Pete Brown – who co-wrote several of Cream’s biggest songs – has died at 82, as confirmed by a post made on Brown’s official Facebook page yesterday ...