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The Music of Cream Carries On
With "The Music of Cream," the sons of the original band members are keeping the songs alive -- and adding a fresh twist.
Bob Condren
Bob Condren is a freelance writer who fell in love with rock ‘n roll at an early age, hypnotized by a transistor radio blaring Top 40 hits under his pillow. He is an unrepentant record collector, movie buff and lifelong baseball fan who can’t wait to take his grandkids to their first Cubs game. Still holding out hope for an Office reunion show. Twitter: @BobCondre
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