Baker Gurvitz Army was a British rock band formed in 1974 by legendary drummer Ginger Baker, previously of Cream fame, alongside brothers Adrian and Paul Gurvitz. The group’s sound fused hard rock with progressive and blues influences, creating a distinctive and powerful musical blend.

Ginger Baker’s virtuosic drumming prowess, coupled with Adrian Gurvitz’s exceptional guitar skills, and Paul Gurvitz’s solid bass lines, gave the band a formidable presence in the 1970s rock scene. They released three studio albums: their self-titled debut “Baker Gurvitz Army” in 1974, followed by “Elysian Encounter” in 1975, and “Hearts On Fire” in 1976.

Despite the promising start and critical acclaim for their innovative compositions and live performances, the band struggled with internal disagreements and the pressures of the music industry. These issues led to their disbandment in 1976. However, their music continues to be celebrated by rock enthusiasts, and their albums remain a testament to their brief but impactful presence in rock history. Baker Gurvitz Army is remembered for its dynamic musicianship and its role in the evolution of 1970s rock music.