Kept quiet about that.” Like a jazz band, Cream made spirited, virtuoso improvisation a key part of their approach in concert ...

Cream played its first concert in more than 36 years as part of a historic series of reunion shows at the Royal Albert Hall ...

Cream was founded by Eric Clapton in 1966 after he left John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, and the guitar god had a very ambitious vision in mind. That was to put together a supergroup comprised of ...

The 1960s produced some of the greatest rock and roll sounds of all time, but Eric Clapton claimed the era was overly indulgent and didn't have much legacy.

Cream reunited for the first of four gigs at London’s Royal Albert Hall—the same place where they played their farewell show ...

That's good news for guys like me who will never tire of hearing Eric Clapton go to town on Cream's revved-up version of Robert Johnson's "Cross Road Blues" (aka "Crossroads"). Video of Crossroads ...

Eric Clapton already was a legend before the 1960s were out, but he knew that he was completely fine playing licks for some ...

Eric Clapton may have the most impressive résumé in rock ‘n’ roll history, having played in the Yardbirds, John Mayall’s Bluebreakers, Cream, Blind Faith and Derek and the Dominos.

After decades of making us feel "Wonderful Tonight," Eric Clapton is tuning up for a return to the spotlight—bringing his ...

Eric Clapton has released some very good albums throughout his career, and I would highly recommend his records with Cream and 461 Ocean Boulevard, but this album is definitely not one of them.

Throughout the decades, no guitarist has been more prominent in the world of music than Eric Clapton. First as a member of highly influential bands like The Yardbirds, Blind Faith and Cream and ...