Jonathan Barnes of East Anglian Daily Times reports: Former CREAM bassist Jack Bruce has revealed how he received “death threats” after daring to criticize rock giants LED ZEPPELIN.Bruce made headlines across the world in May after describing the band who reunited for a one-off concert in 2007 as “crap.”Speaking...
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One of my many sunset/sunrise paintings Jack Bruce: Harmony Row is one album I can never get enough of. A collaboration between poet Pete Brown and Jack Bruce. It speaks volumes to the space within me.I have never been able to separate these three songs. It ends with one of the most beautiful songs ever penned: Folk SongHow Will I find You O my loveIn the darkness of dayI will look in glass fo...
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I bought this album back in 1971. Superb songs, fantastic singing, brilliant bass, and Chris Spedding and John Marshall at the top of their game in support. I can't remember how well it did in the charts that year, but I knew a lot of people who owned it, and the popular support was enough to win Jack best vocalist of the year in the Melody Maker poll for 1971. All the tracks are great, but ...
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How's this for a B&W post? His voice takes me back, but this music is of the present. Robin Trower is a nice substitution for Clapton in Jack's new power trio with Gary Husband on drums. Enjoy the new Jack Bruce and Robin Trower CD. It's almost like listening to a new Cream CD only with Robin's unique playing style and sound. Good combo, I say.
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One of my many sunset/sunrise paintings Jack Bruce: Harmony Row is one album I can never get enough of. A collaboration between poet Pete Brown and Jack Bruce. It speaks volumes to the space within me.I have never been able to separate these three songs. It ends with one of the most beautiful songs ever penned: Folk SongHow Will I find You O my loveIn the darkness of dayI will look in glass fo...
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Happy Birthday to "*Jack Bruce*":http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:0ifixqw5ldde, born on this day in 1943 in Lanarkshire, Scotland. Jack Bruce and his Cream cohorts Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker were a major force in the British blues invasion, creating their own arresting versions of solid blues standards like Robert Johnson's "Crossroads," Albert King's "Born Under A Bad Sign" a...
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I bought this album back in 1971. Superb songs, fantastic singing, brilliant bass, and Chris Spedding and John Marshall at the top of their game in support. I can't remember how well it did in the charts that year, but I knew a lot of people who owned it, and the popular support was enough to win Jack best vocalist of the year in the Melody Maker poll for 1971. All the tracks are great, but ...
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Planet Rock is reporting that Jack Bruce & Robin Trower have confirmed details of a brand new live album and DVD entitled 'Seven Moons Live'. The album follows last year’s critically acclaimed 'Seven Moons' and was recorded in Nijmegen, Holland earlier this year. The album draws largely from the collaboration record as well as a couple of Cream tracks and one song from the previous Bruce and T.
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| 1 Seven Moons |
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| 2 Lives of Clay |
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| 3 Distant Places of the Heart |
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| 4 She's Not the One |
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| 5 So Far to Yesterday |
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