I don't think he'll be up for any half hour thrashing pounding sweat flying drum solos at his age.
That's what he was like when I when I saw them. Ginger Baker was sweating like a hog and drinking water from a big ol' liquor bottle. Probably water spiked with something- your guess as good as mine.
All joking aside he might be the healthiest today of all of them. He has an olive grove and business in Tuscany.
Ginger Baker was born Peter Edward Baker in Lewisham, South London on 19 August 1939. As a teen, he trained and competed as a racing cyclist, developing strong leg muscles which later contributed to his skill on the double bass drums. Ginger had always planned on becoming a professional cyclist, until he bought his first drum kit at the age of 15. Baker was keenly interested in modern art and jazz, a rebellious beatnik with an eccentric appearance and artistic flair. Later, he would become interested in sculpture, painting, rally diving and polo. It was his wide range of interests which led Ginger to take up the trumpet in the local Air Training Corp band. Watching the drummer gave Ginger the idea of playing drums himself.