Ginger Baker - White Room

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Ginger Baker's drumming in "White Room" by Cream showcases his unique blend of jazz and rock influences. Recorded for the 1968 album Wheels of Fire, the song features Baker's distinctive drumming style, which includes the use of two bass drums and intricate rhythms. His contribution to the song's quintuple meter opening adds complexity and depth to the composition. Baker's performance in "White Room" highlights his innovative approach to drumming, blending syncopation and African rhythms with traditional rock elements. His collaboration with Eric Clapton and Jack Bruce creates a dynamic sound that underscores Cream's status as a pioneering supergroup. The song's jazz-inspired drumming, combined with Clapton's wah-wah guitar effects, makes "White Room" a standout track in rock history.