Cream was a British rock band formed in 1966 by Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, and Ginger Baker. They were known for mixing blues and rock in a new way. Their albums, such as Disraeli Gears and Wheels of ...

Any guitarist can hope to match the intensity and taste of Eric Clapton, but 'Slowhand' knew some artists had him beat by a mile.

Looking at how Eric Clapton was so big in the London blues scene that artists like Ian Anderson and Andy Summers built their careers by leaning away from him.

YouTube personality and guitar educator Marty Schwartz has been helping players go from hopefuls to pros with his video ...

For the Browne’s Addition Summer Concert series, concert coordinator Annie Matlow works hard to create a lineup of all kinds of musicians.

South Florida blues guitarist Albert Castiglia has set a performance at the Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale in December on a tour with Bill Murray. Yes, the revered actor and pop-culture Zelig. That ...

Hall of Fame class includes a Stax hitmaker, blues icon, broadcasting executive and more. Here is a closer look at the six ...

Leaving Cream behind, his third solo album was a proggy affair, composed in a single sitting, exploring one day in the world ...

In May 2024, Rainbow Kitten Surprise released their first album in six years, “Love Hate Music Box.” Produced by Daniel ...

Recently, someone posted a delightful photo of Chuck Berry and Pete Townshend from the June 7, 1993, groundbreaking for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on a social media group dedicated to nostalgia ...

Eric Clapton didn't like or dislike The Grateful Dead's music. Rather, their improvisational style simply just wasn't for him.

The Band was one of the most important acts of the 20th century. We rank their studio albums for deeper insight into how they ...