Feelings were bittersweet when the band arrived on stage in America in October 1968.
Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Eric Burdon and John Mayall contribute to Suburban Steps To Rockland, a new documentary about London's seminal Ealing Club.
The Music of Cream, featuring members of the blues-rock band's dynasty with special guests, will tour in Australia and New Zealand in May and June 2017.
Peter Frampton is contributing to the next album by Ringo Starr, just as he did the former Beatle's last studio release, 2015's Postcards From Paradise.
Fresh Cream, the band's debut album released in December 1966 is to be released in Super deluxe format in January 2017
Mick Taylor, Terry Reid, Trevor Horn and Lulu have joined An Evening For Jack, the charity concert for Jack Bruce in London on 25 October, 2016.
uDiscover can exclusively announce that the new Jack Bruce tribute concert An Evening For Jack, will feature Ginger Baker, Steve Hackett and Billy Cobham.
World-famous amplifier company Marshall, whose name is synonymous with live rock, is to launch its own Marshall Records.
Bernie Worrell, the keyboard player and co-founder with George Clinton of Parliament and Funkadelic, died on 24 June, 2016 at the age of 72.
A Tribute To Keith Moon: There Is No Substitute, a new tribute to the late Who drummer compiled by Ian Snowball, has been newly published by Omnibus Press.
Imagine if Buddy Guy had joined Cream, or Hendrix's Band of Gypsys. Imagine no more — here's an extraordinary 1969 clip of Guy, Jack Bruce and Buddy Miles.
Listen to the live version of 'Spoonful,' featuring the late Jack Bruce, from Soundcheck, by Leslie West, his former bandmate in West, Bruce & Laing.
Sunshine Of Your Love, the tribute concert to Jack Bruce, has raised over £30,000 for his favourite charity, East Anglia's Children's Hospices (EACH).
Here's a personal message from Ginger Baker about his upcoming appearance at the Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp, along with David Crosby, 5-8 November in LA.
Cream celebrate their entire UK and US singles output with the 10 x 7” box set ‘The Singles: 1967-1970’.
The original contract signed between The Beatles and Brian Epstein was sold at Sotheby’s Rock & Pop auction today (29) for £365,000 (about $553,000).
