cream

Cream were considered one of those bands that don't compromise from the very start. And while that mainly applied to their "live" shows early on, things soon started playing out much the same way in their relationships with each other

Wheels Of Fire is Cream's third album, and in many ways their last. Split into two parts, the first recorded in the studio and the second live in San Francisco, it shows the band in a different light than we were used to

Of all four studio albums by power trio Cream, Disraeli Gears is probably their best. Released in 1967, it's a masterpiece in every respect, the kind of record you'd still struggle to match today... Above all, it's about individual musical…

When Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker formed the power trio Cream in 1966, they really were "the cream" of the British music scene at the time. During the so-called R & B boom, a band appeared made up of