Jack Bruce
Considered one of the greatest bassists in rock history, Jack Bruce (1943-2014)
got his start in Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated and John Mayall's
Bluesbreakers, where he met Eric Clapton, with whom he formed the powerful Cream
trio in 1966. The musician's style, inherited from jazz, then blended with blues
and rock played at maximum power, foreshadowing hard rock. In groups with Jack
Bruce & Friends, Tony Williams Lifetime and then West, Bruce & Laing and Truce
(with Robin Trower), or solo on the albums Songs for a Tailor (1969), Harmony
Row (1971) and Out of the Storm (1974)...
Deserted Cities of the HeartJack Bruce and Cream
I'm So GladJack Bruce and Cream
Never Tell Your Mother She's Out of TuneJack Bruce
Theme for an Imaginary WesternJack Bruce
I Feel FreeCream and Jack Bruce
The DoctorLeslie West, Jack Bruce, West, Bruce & Laing and Corky Laing
Deserted Cities of the HeartJack Bruce and Cream
More Jack Than God
3:40
I'm So GladJack Bruce and Cream
Goodbye Tour – Live 1968
3:59
Never Tell Your Mother She's Out of TuneJack Bruce
Songs For A Tailor
3:41
Theme for an Imaginary WesternJack Bruce
Songs For A Tailor
3:28
I Feel FreeCream and Jack Bruce
2:50
The DoctorLeslie West, Jack Bruce, West, Bruce & Laing and Corky Laing
Blood Of The Sun 1969-75
4:30
