Memorial
From left to right. Phil Sollar, (Just Cream drummer aka Ginger Baker), Tony Lemeiux (previous 'Eric' guitarist), Phil Zamora (bass and lead singer aka "Jack Bruce"), Kerry Reick, former Just Cream Road Manager (RIP 2010), Dickie Peterson (RIP 2010) Blue Cheer bassist and lead singer (RIP 2010).
We miss Kerry and Dickie! Both passed away in 2010.
The photo taken to the left was at one of Crowbar's incredible gatherings in San Francisco, a year before they both left us. We all got to jam on "Rock Me Baby" with Dickie doing lead vocals and not playing bass. Phil Zamora played bass that day. It was a rare moment!
We miss Kerry and Dickie! Both passed away in 2010.
The photo taken to the left was at one of Crowbar's incredible gatherings in San Francisco, a year before they both left us. We all got to jam on "Rock Me Baby" with Dickie doing lead vocals and not playing bass. Phil Zamora played bass that day. It was a rare moment!
Just Cream / Zamora Rose Project at British Pub Cameron's in Half Moon Bay, CA
Zamora Rose Project recorded two albums and one extended play;
Stand True, Life Goes By, and Southern Roads.
Zamora Rose Project: l to r - Phil Zamora, Scott Beyer, Phil Sollar, Ron Rose, and Joe Colella
Just Cream at Winters Tavern, Pacifica, CA
Below: Just Cream at Angelica's Bell Theater, Redwood City, CA
Left to Right: Phil Sollar, Jeanne Parson, Phil Zamora & Rob Wullenjohn
Krowbar's Party 2009 San Francisco
It was a splendid day with lead singer Dickie Peterson from Blue Cheer with many guests including David LaFlame from "It's a Beautiful Day". "Just Cream" jammed on.
Phil Zamora meets Cream in Fresno California 1968
It was a cool night in Fresno California when Phil Zamora (just a young lad of 17) and his buddies decided to spend $3.50 each on Cream ticket to see and hear a few of their favorite recording artists play at the newly constructed Selland Arena. Blue Cheer opened the night with "Summer Time Blues". After ear bleeding sounds never before heard by these youngsters, produced by mountains of amplifiers trucked onto the stage by the Blue Cheer staff, they were prepared for Cream's opening number...."Tales of Brave Ulysses".
Don Quixote's International Music Hall, 2011
Near Santa Cruz, this incredible venue brings out the best in people. "Dance the Night Away" and "Do What you Like" with Blind Faith with some hot Eric Clapton tunes sprinkled over the wave of Cream!
Left to Right: Phil Zamora, Phil Sollar & Rob Wullenjohn & Scott Beyer
