Ginger Baker's recognition as a drummer began during the Graham Bond Organisation in the early sixties. The band toured with The Who, The Troggs, The Moody Blues and Chuck Berry, attracting press interest for their outrageous behaviour and riotous fun. In 1964 Baker was considered "one of Britain's great drummers" by Melody Maker magazine. While Baker was impressing music journalists, he was also attracting attention from other musicians, one of them being Eric Clapton. The two met, jammed, saw one another play in their then- current bands, added bass player Jack Bruce and formed Cream. And the rest is musical history.Ginger Baker's Jazz Confusion - T01120046299 | |
| 9 Nov 13 | Theatre Royal, York :: V954 listing details L0983909836 |
Ginger Baker's Jazz Confusion - T0369273349Legendary rock drummer Ginger Baker, renowned for his work with Cream and Blind Faith, is returning to the UK for a jazz fusion tour. Teaming up with tenor saxophonist Pee Wee Ellis, bassist Alec Dankworth, and African percussionist Abass Dodoo, the quartet will be performing as ?Ginger Baker's Jazz Confusion'.Performer Ginger Baker. Performer Pee Wee Ellis. Performer Alec Dankworth. Performer Abass Dodoo. | |
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