Polydor celebrate the career of Cream with the release of definitive compilation in the UK. Coinciding with the eagerly anticipated Cream reunion of all the three original members, Polydor is pleased to announce the release of ‘I Feel Free – Ultimate Cream’ on 2 May 2005.
[Press Release - Universal Music Enterprises] In May 2005, Cream -- the band of guitarist Eric Clapton, bassist Jack Bruce and drummer Ginger Baker that forever changed rock 'n' roll -- will perform for the first time in nearly 37 years. One of the most highly anticipated reunions in rock history, the series of concerts will take place at London's Royal Albert Hall, where the band played its farewell concert on November 26, 1968.
Eric Clapton joined the UB40 on stage for a guest slot during the band's concert in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust charity on Friday, 8 April 2005. Eric with fellow guest guitarist, John Mayer, played three songs with the reggae outfit to a packed Royal Albert Hall.
The Blind Faith DVD "Hyde Park 1969" has been put on hold for a temporary period according to Sanctuary Visual...
On Monday evening, 14 March 2005, Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Eric Clapton and B.B. King inducted bluesman Buddy Guy into the Rock Hall. The 20th Annual Ceremony took place at New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
It was announced last year that Eric Clapton would serve as Executive Music Consultant for the 2005 World Exposition in Aichi, Japan. He wrote a new song, “Say What You Will,†for the event. The track was released in Japan on 9 March 2005 on "Love the Earth". It is Eric's only contribution to the CD. According to official press materials issued for Expo 2005, the song will also be included on Eric’s next album. This information has not been confirmed by Eric's record company and is subject to change. A release date for his new album has not been announced.
11 March 2005 was "Red Nose Day" in support of Comic Relief. As part of the day-long fundraising events, BBC...
BBC Radio 2 Presenter Johnnie Walker - who, like Eric, celebrates his birthday on 30 March - will host an hour-long programme in honor of Eric's 60th Birthday. This is Eric's first long-form radio interview in quite some time. BBC Radio 2 has described the programme, "...Eric Clapton recalls his 40 plus years in the music business, beginning with the Yardbirds and Cream, before progressing to international stardom as a solo performer. He talks openly about his personal battles with drug and alcohol addiction and gives an insight to his music and philosophy of music making."
35 years after touring the country with Delaney & Bonnie and Friends, Bonnie Bramlett, makes a rare visit to England this April, to take part in a special event at The Barbican and to perform a couple of her own shows in London and Birmingham. After some quiet years that included spells of acting, Bonnie has been touring with renewed vigour in the States and is looking forward to causing a bit of excitement over here once again with her own passionate blend of gospel, soul and rhythm and blues.
B.B. King and Eric Clapton will team up to induct bluesman Buddy Guy at the 20th annual Rock and Roll...