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John Walters

Originally trumpet player for the Alan Price Set, Walters joined Radio One in 1967, becoming Peel's producer two years later. He also produced Radio Flashes, when Peel was on holiday, which featured stand in hosts Viviain Stanshall and Keith Moon. Walters later became a broadcaster in his own right. appearing on the likes of Start The Week and ... (read more)

Cream

Cream were formed in 1966 by guitarist Eric Clapton, bassist Jack Bruce and drummer Ginger Baker and split up after a farewell concert at the Royal Albert Hall in late 1968. They were the first "supergroup", composed of former members of other well-known groups, the first major group to employ extended inprovisation ... (read more)

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