Ginger Baker
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Oct 29, 2026
VINYL RELICS | 1973’s Home Is Where I Belong: Quicksand’s Lost Welsh Progressive Rock Treasure
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57:03Jimmy DaviesGUEST
Especially our drummer.
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57:05Jimmy DaviesGUEST
He had a double bass drum, and his favorite drummer was Ginger Baker from The Queen.
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57:12Jimmy DaviesGUEST
His other favorite drummer was Billy Cobham.
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57:15Jimmy DaviesGUEST
And he sort of tried to mix the two styles up.
Atlanta Rythym Section
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18:59FaceHOST
And I seen something on the...
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19:00WilkiePANELIST
documentary of Ginger Baker.
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19:06WilkiePANELIST
Jack Bruce was sick, knew he was dying.
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19:07WilkiePANELIST
He called Ginger Baker and said, hey, Ginger, this is Jack.
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19:11WilkiePANELIST
F you and hung up the phone.
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19:13WilkiePANELIST
And I'm like, wow.
Steve White
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10:02Steve WhiteGUEST
And I remember going in to sit down with Bob.
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10:05Steve WhiteGUEST
I was crap at French, but I used to get on well with him because he had taught Ginger Baker, who had gone to Shooters Hill Grammar some 20-odd years before.
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10:14Steve WhiteGUEST
And he said, oh, we used to have a drummer that used to go here, you know, Peter Ginger Baker, who was born in Lewisham.
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10:19Steve WhiteGUEST
And he said, I'm going to see if I can track him down, see if his parents or, you know, his dad had died in the war, but his mum or his aunt.
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10:25Steve WhiteGUEST
And he managed to get hold of a contact.
History in Five Songs Episode 383: Uncommonly Important Drummers
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27:57Martin PopoffHOST
Nick Menza did not feel like a passenger in the classic Megadeth lineup.
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28:02Martin PopoffHOST
Ginger Baker and Cream founder, band leader, so to speak.
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28:06Martin PopoffHOST
But everybody had a pretty strong personality in that band.
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28:09Martin PopoffHOST
Um, that's why it was so implosive, explosive Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, but Ginger Baker was super important in that band.
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28:15Martin PopoffHOST
And he goes on to have air force in that.
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28:17Martin PopoffHOST
So he leads band.
253. Bernard Fowler: John Lydon, Steve Vai, Ozzy Osbourne & PiL | Part 2
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8:58Bernard FowlerGUEST
I got to meet Ginger.
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9:00Bernard FowlerGUEST
I went one day to listen to some of the music, and there was Ginger Baker.
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9:09Bernard FowlerGUEST
He looked really good, and he didn't talk much.
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9:14Bernard FowlerGUEST
He was quiet.
E354 - Bob Bert (Sonic Youth, Pussy Galore) - Top 5 New York Albums of the '80s
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66:11Bob BertGUEST
Jerry Nolan, I'll never be as good as...
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66:14Bob BertGUEST
And then No Wave came along and proved that you didn't have to be Ginger Baker or Eric Clapton.
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66:22Bob BertGUEST
It had more to do with... concept than technical ability.
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66:27Bob BertGUEST
And that's kind of what got me started playing.
Pips Taylor
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38:17Pips TaylorGUEST
And obviously I've got like the rhythm and I've loved great music.
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38:20Pips TaylorGUEST
And my dad introduced me to people like Ginger Baker, who was like incredible drummers from Cream.
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38:25Pips TaylorGUEST
And I've got all of his record collection, which is annoyingly in storage because I don't have space for it in London.
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38:32Pips TaylorGUEST
And I'm just really proud of what I've sort of built, but it has massively taken off in the last few years.
Danny Marks: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 2001
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14:46Danny MarksGUEST
And so I recorded a version.
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14:47Danny MarksGUEST
However, I alluded to the fact that Ginger had a proclivity, and I rhymed something with hot.
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14:55Danny MarksGUEST
And the next thing we knew, I got a letter from Sheldon Schwartz saying, Never do that.
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14:59Danny MarksGUEST
Cease and desist.
21 MINS LATER
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35:48Danny MarksGUEST
The Yardbirds, their drummer is...
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35:51Danny MarksGUEST
Okay.
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35:51Mike BoonHOST
Okay, that's Ginger Baker.
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35:54Danny MarksGUEST
cream.
Joel Taylor Interview: Drumming for Allan Holdsworth, Al Di Meola, Yanni & More
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42:30Joel TaylorGUEST
I mean, my...
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42:32Joel TaylorGUEST
My heroes were Ginger Baker, John Bonham, Mitch Mitchell.
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42:38Joel TaylorGUEST
Yeah.
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42:39Joel TaylorGUEST
Probably my earliest.
Droppin’ Science on New Alliance Part 4 w/ Laurence Miller
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5:35Laurence MillerGUEST
He was an inspiration.
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5:37Laurence MillerGUEST
So was Ginger Baker.
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5:39Laurence MillerGUEST
Now, some people don't care for his drumming.
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5:41Laurence MillerGUEST
I always thought the way he just hammered on those rack toms was brilliant.
58 MINS LATER
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64:07BrentHOST
Maybe I'm off base with their influences, but I hear Jefferson Airplane and Early Grateful Dead here, who, I mean, were still fairly new bands themselves by this point.
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64:15BrentHOST
Like the first Grateful Dead album was only three years old by the time they recorded this.
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64:20BrentHOST
You know, like I said in the interview, I definitely hear that Mitch Mitchell influence in Lawrence's drumming and Ginger Baker also.
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64:27BrentHOST
And there again, Cream had only been around for like four years or so at the time this was recorded.
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