Blind Faith

Even if you missed growing up in the 1960s, you're bound to have heard Ginger Baker's explosive drumming with the rock bands Cream and Blind Faith. Read More

The act of distillation is to extract the essence of something, condensing it down to its most pure state. Read More

Legendary drummer, the critically acclaimed Ginger Baker - who has performed with such supergroups as Cream, Blind Faith, the Graham Bond Organisation and Hawkwind - celebrates the release of his new book, 'Hellraiser' with a signing session at Fopp's Earlham Street store in London's Covent Garden on Friday 30th October 2009. Read More

The release of the album provoked controversy because the cover featured a topless pubescent girl, holding in her hands a silver space ship designed by Mick Milligan, a jeweller at the Royal College of Art. Some perceived the ship as a phallic symbol. Read More

On the heels of a stunning collaboration in Tokyo, Japan last February and after much speculation, Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton announced today an eagerly anticipated collaboration at the 02 Arena London on February 13, 2010. Read More

New music from Paul Westerberg and Portishead, Dan Deacon learns about public relations, the 2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees are in, Warner Brothers allow their legal department to relax, Thom Yorke thinks about getting super, and a long history of the super group. Read More

In what will be one of the must see shows of this decade Beck and Clapton will perform together and apart. Read More

From the start, Eric Clapton was sure that Blind Faith was doomed. Read More

While On Tour With Eric Clapton, issued in June of 1970, was a stop on Clapton's musical journey through life, the album stands as a testament to one of the long-lost and overlooked bands of the late sixties and early seventies. Read More

Sometimes faith is misplaced and so it was, at least long term, for Eric Clapton. Read More