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Ginger Baker

Horses and Trees

Horses and Trees

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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album

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  • Released Date: 12 Jan 2024

  • Genre: Jazz

Our Take

Ginger Baker's "Horses And Trees" is a wild ride through the tangled underbrush of the legendary drummer's mind. Known for his work with Cream and Blind Faith, Baker proves he's still got it with this eclectic offering.

The album kicks off with the thunderous "Black Eyes", a powerhouse of a track that showcases Baker's unparalleled drumming skills. His frenetic beats drive the song forward, while his signature jazzy flair injects a sense of controlled chaos.

Tracks like "Underage" and "Lost City" delve into darker territories, with haunting melodies and brooding lyrics that transport listeners to a mysterious netherworld. Baker's gravelly vocals add an extra layer of depth to these haunting tunes.

But it's not all doom and gloom on "Horses And Trees". Tracks like "Sunny Day" and "Monkey Talk" infuse a sense of whimsy and playfulness into the mix, offering a welcome respite from the album's heavier moments.

Overall, "Horses And Trees" is a testament to Ginger Baker's enduring talent and boundless creativity. With its mix of hard-hitting rockers and introspective ballads, this album is sure to please both longtime fans and newcomers alike. So saddle up and take a ride through Ginger Baker's twisted musical landscape - you won't be disappointed.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Interlock
2. Dust to Dust
3. Satou
4. Uncut
5. Mountain Time
6. Makuta

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About the artist

Ginger Baker

Ginger Baker is not your run-of-the-mill drummer. This British powerhouse has been setting the beat for some of the most influential bands in rock history, from Cream to Blind Faith. With a style that blends jazz, blues, and African rhythms, Baker is known for his technical prowess and fiery personality. Baker's drumming is like a whirlwind, powerful and unpredictable. His thunderous fills and complex rhythms have earned him a reputation as one of the greatest drummers of all time. But Baker is more than just a musician - he's a character. With his larger-than-life persona and wild antics both on and off stage, Baker has become a legend in the music world. But behind the rockstar facade lies a troubled soul. Baker has battled addiction and health issues throughout his career, adding a layer of depth to his music that sets him apart from his peers. His struggles have only added to the mystique surrounding him, making him a true enigma in the world of music. Whether he's keeping time for Eric Clapton or leading his own band, Ginger Baker always brings his A-game. With a resume that includes collaborations with some of the biggest names in rock and a sound that is uniquely his own, Baker is a force to be reckoned with. Love him or hate him, you can't deny the impact that Ginger Baker has had on the music world.

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