Ginger Baker Trio - Falling Off The Roof (1996)

01.Falling off the Roof
02.Amarillo, Barbados
03.Bemshaw Swing
04.Sunday at the Hillcrest
05.Au Privave
06.Our Spanish Love Song
07.C.B.C. Mimps
08.Skeleton
09.Vino Vecchio
10.The Day the Sun Came Out
11.Taney County.


Bill Frisell - Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Béla Fleck - Banjo
Charlie Haden - Bass
Ginger Baker - Drums
Jerry Hahn - Guitar (Electric).

Ginger Baker - Middle Passage (1990)

01.Mektoub 7:05
02.Under Black Skies 6:59
03.Time Be Time 5:00
04.Alamout 5:48
05.Basil 5:21
06.South to the Dust 5:00.





Ginger Baker - Drums
Aiyb Dieng - Dumbek, Percussion, Drums, Talking Drum, Metal Objects
Maguette Fall - Drums
Mar Gueye - Drums
Jonas Hellborg - Bass, Fretless Bass, Bass (Acoustic)
Bill Laswell - Bass, Fretless Bass, 6-String Bass
Nicky Skopelitis - Banjo, Guitar, Sitar, Guitar (12 String), Baglama, Fairlight
Omar Faruk Tekbilek - Ney, Zurna
Jah Wobble - Bass
Bernie Worrell - Organ (Hammond).

Ginger Baker and the DJQ2O - Coward Of The County (1999)

01.Cyril Davies (Baker) 8:50
02.Ginger Spice (Miles) 8:30
03.Dangle the Carrot (Baker) 6:05
04.Megan Showers (Miles) 7:32
05.Jesus Loves Me (Miles) 9:32
06.Coward of the County (Miles) 5:45
07.Daylight (Miles) 7:28
08.Jesus, I Just Want to Go to Sleep (Miles) 6:43.



Todd Ayers - Guitar
Ginger Baker - Stick, Drums (Snare), Zildjian
James Carter - Clarinet (Bass), Sax (Baritone)
Eric Gunnison - Piano
Fred Hess - Sax (Tenor)
Ron Miles - Trumpet
Artie Moore - Bass
Shamie Royston - Organ
Glenn Taylor - Pedal Steel.

Ginger Baker - African Force (2001)

1.Brain Damage
2.Sokoto
3.Ansoumania
4.Adoa
5.African Force.

Ampofo Acquah - Percussion
Ginger Baker - Drums, Performer
Ansoumana Bangoura - Percussion, Vocals
J.C. Commodore - Percussion, Vocals
Ludwig Gotz - Trombone, Das Pferd
Jan Kazda - Bass, Guitar, Keyboards, Producer
Francis Mensah - Percussion
Wolfgang Schmidtke - Sax (Baritone, Soprano and Tenor).

by Greg Prato

Ginger Baker will forever be best known for his influential drum work as part of British blues-rockers Cream. But as most serious admirers of the drummer know, Baker subsequently tackled countless other styles. Case in point, African Force. Joining Baker is a supporting cast of percussionists with a tribal drumming background, and expectedly, this style is reflected throughout the album. In fact, it sounds very comparable to David Byrne's solo albums and also Paul Simon circa his Graceland period, especially on such tracks as "Brain Damage" and "Sokoto," while the over-epic twelve-minute album-closing title track adds some funk bass to the mix. For those who think that all of Baker's work sounds like Disraeli Gears, you're in for quite a surprise with African Force.