Regular readers may recall my trip to London last spring to see the rock group Cream perform its first full concerts in 37 years. Well, if you didn't make it to the Royal Albert Hall in May or Madison Square Garden in October, you may still have a chance to catch the musical legends live:

Legendary rock trio Cream, which reunited last year for a handful of concerts in London and New York after a bitter break-up in 1968, has scheduled more shows, bassist and singer Jack Bruce said on Tuesday.

But don't expect a world tour. Rather, Bruce told Reuters that he, guitarist
Eric Clapton and drummer Ginger Baker will set up camp in select cities for multiple dates, just as they did last year.

"What we feel is that it's so special, and also so emotionally draining that it's not something we could do every day," he said. "We will play more, but where and when I'm not at liberty to say."

He declined to say when an official announcement might be made, joking that he would "get chopped" if he said anything.

If they come to Vegas, I know how I'll be spending a big chunk of my tax refund. I guess I can always buy a new sofa next year.

[Yahoo! News] British rock group Cream to play more reunion shows