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Ginger Bakers Airforce - Ginger Baker's Airforce (CD) (UK Import)
Ginger Bakers Airforce - Ginger Baker's Airforce (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Ginger Bakers Airforce
Music Genre: Rock, Jazz, Prog rock
- Label
- Lemon Recordings
- Cat No
- CD LEM 22
- Released
- 2004
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Fusion, Hard Rock, Jazz-Rock, Prog Rock, Art Rock
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| Artist | Ginger Bakers Airforce |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Lemon Recordings |
| Catalogue no. | CD LEM 22 |
| Genre | Rock, Jazz, and Prog rock |
| Released | 16 February 2004 |
| Barcode | 5013929762220 |
Ginger Baker's Air Force — Ginger Baker's Air Force
Format: CD • Label: Lemon Recordings (CD LEM 22) • Released: 2004 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Fusion, Hard Rock, Jazz-Rock, Prog Rock, Art Rock
Tracklist:
1. Da Da Man
2. Early In The Morning
3. Don't Care
4. Toad
5. Aiko Biaye
6. Man Of Constant Sorrow
7. Do What You Like
8. Doin' It
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
The original lineup consisted of Ginger Baker (drums), Steve Winwood [organ, vocals), Ric Grech (violin, bass), Jeanette Jacobs (vocals), Denny Laine (guitar, vocals), Phil Seamen (drums), Alan White (drums), Chris Wood (tenor saxophone, flute), Graham Bond (alto saxophone), Harold McNair (tenor saxophone, flute) and Remi Kabaka (percussion). Their first live shows, at Birmingham Town Hall in 1969 and the Royal Albert Hall, in 1970, also included Eleanor Barooshian.
Ginger Baker's Air Force also played a set at Wembley Stadium on 19 April 1970, during the start of the World Cup Rally, which went from London to Mexico City.
In late 2015 Baker announced he would be touring in 2016 with a new version of Ginger Baker's Air Force. The band booked a world tour under the name Ginger Baker's Air Force 3. Baker's blog said the band would be "showcasing new talent and collaborating with old friends". The band played one show in London on 26 January 2015; the performance was shortened and Baker had to take many breaks due to an injury he had previously sustained. In late February 2016 the entire tour was cancelled due to doctors having diagnosed Baker with "serious heart problems". Baker died in October 2019.
Source: Discogs
