Ginger Baker's Air Force was a jazz-rock fusion band formed by drummer Ginger Baker in 1970, following his departure from the seminal rock band Cream. The group was characterized by a blend of jazz, rock, and world music styles, featuring a vast array of instruments including saxophones, flutes, and Baker's signature double-drumming. Despite its brief existence, the band left a notable mark on the fusion genre, releasing two influential albums, "Ginger Baker's Air Force" and "Ginger Baker's Air Force 2". The band's lineup boasted notable musicians such as Steve Winwood, Ric Grech, and Denny Laine.