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Cream
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Formed in 1966, Cream was an iconic British rock supergroup changing the landscape of psychedelic rock in London with hit albums like ‘Disraeli Gears’ (1967) and world’s first platinum-selling double-album ‘Wheels of Fire’ (1968).
Guitarist Eric Clapton, bassist Jack Bruce, and drummer Ginger Baker took the scene by storm with their hit songs, ‘Sunshine of Your Love’ (1967) and ‘White Room’ (1968) before disbanding with their final album ‘Goodbye’ earning them a UK number-one title.
The band played their last concert together years later in 2005 with a series of shows at the Royal Albert Hall followed by Madison Garden Square.
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The band had a turbulent three year career before disbanding in 1968 with the exit album 'Goodbye' hitting UK number-one.
Cream made four albums over the course of their three year career, 'Fresh Cream' (1966), 'Disraeli Gears' (1967), 'Wheels of Fire' (1968), and 'Goodbye' (1969).
No, although cream did not officially get back together, in 2005 they played at the Royal Albert Hall followed by their last concert in Madison Square Garden.