Updated title: R.I.P. GINGER BAKER

[Arkie]

RIP Ginger
I guess i'll be playing Cream the rest of the day.

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[son of Jimmy Page]

Yeah a sad day indeed although we all knew it was coming. I still listen to Cream a lot even to this day usually Live Cream Vol.1 & Vol.2 along with Fresh Cream, Goodbye Cream and the live side of Wheels of Fire.

 

[That 70s Guy]

He fought hard!

RIP Mr. Baker.

 

[That 70s Guy]

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[Nai Noswad]

From an era when drummers were the rule breakers..
Peace Ginger.
RIP.

 

[Slick Willie]

RIP Mr. Baker.

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[BikerDude]

R.I.P
Clearly one of the very best rock drummers ever.

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[BikerDude]

The best way to celebrate him is through his playing.

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[gguerra]

RIP Ginger.

Feisty and opinionated but very talented.

I saw this Doc on him a few years ago, thought some would enjoy.

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[son of Jimmy Page]

Especially for our American and European rock cousin who maybe thinking of visiting the UK in the coming months. Ginger at some stage during the mid 1960s lived in Braemar Avenue in Neasden an area of north west London which is in the same area as the world famous Wembley stadium which isn't to far away. Ginger says in a Cream video/dvd from 1990/91 that when Eric, Jack and himself first formed Cream in 1966 they had a 'blow' in Ginger's front room in Braemar Avenue which backed out onto some waste ground at the back of the Welsh Harp reservoir (an artificial lake).