Recorded at Winterland on March 10, 1968, “Crossroads” comes in at a tidy 4 minutes and 18 seconds, making it one of the shorter live cuts in Cream’s catalog. For fans of Eric Clapton’s ...

Eric Clapton's first real attempt at songwriting needed some lyrics. A poet came through with the words of "Tales Of Brave ...

Was this really going to be Eric Clapton’s last stand? The former Yardbird, Cream member ... posterity by an audience-goer who brought in a tape recorded, and was heavily bootlegged throughout ...

A tape of that show ... remastered for this release. “Cream was a shambling circus of diverse personalities who happened to find that catalyst together,” Eric Clapton said in a statement ...

Suddenly the engineer in charge comes to his senses and turns off the tape ... Eric had dumped The Blues Breakers to go off and form Cream with Jack Bruce and drummer Ginger Baker. Clapton ...

Cream was one of the most iconic rock supergroups of the 1960s, and it’s wild to think that they were only together for a handful of years. During those years, though, Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker ...

Eric Clapton and San Diego-bred bass great Nathan East might seem unlikely to endorse a tribute band devoted to the music of Clapton’s solo career and Cream, the pioneering power trio that ...

So finally, on July 10, 1968, after mulling the idea for almost a year, Clapton announced that Cream was breaking up. But the band stuck around for most of the rest of the year, playing a farewell ...

One of Eric ... Eric Clapton,” he said. The guitar is a 1964 Gibson SG electric guitar that was first played on stage by the guitarist while touring in the United States with rock band Cream ...

helped make Cream one of the most significant bands of the decade. Strange Brew was not only the long-player’s first track, it also served as the lead single. You may like "There had to be some sort ...