Tag Archives: Jack Bruce

Jack Bruce deserted cities of the heart

October 25, 2014

Arguably the most influential bassist in rock, Jack Bruce died today. One of a kind, a fantastic musician who brought his academic education and cello mastery to the blues and the most fabulous, operatic singer, Jack’s career encompassed not only CREAM, alongside … Continue reading →

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JACK BRUCE – Monkjack

September 20, 2014

CMP 1995 / Esoteric 2014 No bass, no fuss: one of the maestro’s most unusual, and most beautiful, records sees ivory magic in the air. Although Jack Bruce has always been an experimentalist – the “Things We Like” LP, recorded … Continue reading →

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JACK BRUCE – Silver Rails

April 2, 2014

Esoteric Antenna 2014 Veteran bass-wielding warbler keeps it up and slides it in with resistance and revolution. He may look like a tired starling now, but Jack Bruce has always been a stoic, such a stance oozing out of every … Continue reading →

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Jack Bruce readies a Spring album

November 22, 2013

The beginning of March 2014 will see a new record by the legendary Jack Bruce, one the best rock singers and a bassist extraordinaire. The veteran’s been visiting Abbey Road for the last two weeks to properly lay down the tracks … Continue reading →

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