Blind Faith was a British supergroup active in 1969, comprising of notable musicians Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Ginger Baker, and Ric Grech. Their music style incorporated elements of blues, folk, and hard rock, underpinned by the virtuoso capabilities of its members. The band's self-titled and only album, "Blind Faith," is considered a landmark in the development of blues rock. Despite their brief existence, Blind Faith's combination of rock and blues laid a significant groundwork for the future of rock music, especially in terms of supergroups.