Yep. Totally.

​@@maximuskhan2100 In order of importance, Cream was Baker, Bruce and that other dude.

Yes. Although with Ginger, there was added percussion like no one had ever heard before, and the two were synergistic, pushing Jack to higher musical feats

@@catherinecrow5662 It was indeed ‘like no one had ever heard before.’ A complete surprise of a style on some fairly usual drums. I had never heard that before. And impeccable time.

I agree!

He actually does have a good voice, which is why I never understood why he sounded so bad durin' the Royal Albert Hall show in '68, I don't know if he was tired, sick and or wasted on drugs and booze, but I couldn't listen without cringing.

If you listen to the background vocals on Pretty Flamingo by Manfred Mann you can actually recognize Bruce's voice pretty clearly if you know how he sounds.

@@frankjanssen9001 I have thought the very same thing, yes indeed!

Not just a few love his voice. I fell in love with the band Cream when I was 13 in 1968. Jack's voice was a big part of that, and defined Cream for me. Not to underestimate the brilliant playing of all three of them!

I’m just guessing I’ve listened 100+ times.

We All Miss Him.

He was simply🙏 the greatest full range musician

They all were in these days😅

He doesn’t seem out of it to me.

he’s just baked lol

I don't think he was "out of it," just stoned. And funny.

No wonder he died at 71...

I absolutely agree 💯😎☮️🎤🎸🌻

1970-1973 was a bad period alcohol and drugs

yes he makes it!

Thanks for identifying him The Awakening ́Ω` !❤😁👍 Don't suppose you could tell us who the guitarist is?

@@deweyschneebly4074 Yeah sure man, the guitarist in this vid is Chris Spedding. He's a monster in his own right as well

Thanks The Awakening ́Ω`. Is that a "No" on the guitarist then?

@@turq1824 Thanks again The Awakening ́Ω` ! 👍😁❤No!!!??? Presumably Chris "Motorbiking" Spedding?😉

What proves his GREAT voice is the LACK of vibrato, he could "carry a tune" singing clear, pure tone, not that stinking "operatic" modulation.

I agree with you. His vibrato was fast and surprising, in a rock world of mostly untrained voices something rarely heard. It moves me.

@@marktulk4225 Many fantastic singers work really hard on their vibrato and the best of them use it only when they want it. I work with opera singers routinely. The best of them make superb use of vibrato to sell a lyric, to command emotional attention to a word or phrase. It is an essential tool of singers the world over and by no means in opera alone.

@@artysanmobile Bullshit. The singers of MODERN Opera (late 1800s - present) have the PHONY AFFECTATION of very wide vibrato, because - until very recently - had no amplification, thus with larger audiences, sang with vibrato ( frequency modulation, FM ), every, STINKING NOTE, BECAUSE THEY'RE INCAPABLE OF SINGING WITHOUT IT !!! I challenge you to have one of your opera singers recite 2 octaves WITHOUT vibrato. They won't be able to do it, because the PHONY AFFECTATION of singing every note with that stinking, wide vibrato has been brainwashed into them. ** There are a few, great populat singers who do perform with NO vibrato, or very little (eg Chade' Adu , Astrid Gilberto [ RIP ] , etc.) to great effect. ** Note : I never criticize a performer, unless I can do better, myself. OPERA BLOWS ... - Mark T, Michigan, USA

@@marktulk4225 I love his vibrato.

Lol

Yes

He loved a tad more than weed…..bless him

@@piplee1439what else did he do?

@@bluesalamander5527 he was the biggest caner out of all 3. He got into intravenous heroin / coke hits. Circa 72. But he was a Scot with a strong constitution . God bless him.

@@bluesalamander5527 im sure i answered this already . He liked injecting heroin and cocaine for the 70s and 80s . I don’t blame him….. it beat sex by miles

​@@bluesalamander5527alcohol and heroin

Notice the taped fingers? he'd play till they were bloody ..or , despite ,that they became blistered & bloody .the show went on.

Practice

just like stevie ray vaughn, fingers would be bleeding & he would have his guitar tech tape them up@@parallaxcontinuum7898

No wonder he died at 71

😂 ​@@eivindgjengstjohansen9625

​@@eivindgjengstjohansen9625A liver transplant didn't help much.

He's on some drugs I sure never heard of !

This is an excerpt from "Swing In" (German Television), the full version of this song is not there

Илья Т Sad. One of the greatest natural musicians and chopped video. Where can we get the rest of the song?

this video, which I cut off from the movie bbc from the interview with Jack Bruce and the musical inserts between him. added the full name of the torrent file to the description of this video

I think the entire song isn't much longer and I think it's in the short film about Jack Bruce...I forget the name of it but you can find it by searching.... it's a great documentary on Jack 👌☮️🎸🎤🌻

Rope ladder to the moon?

:) I think a lot of it wherever you happen to live and who you hang around with at the time to influence the accent as well as doing silly voices :D

You can hear his real accent in the back, but he is hamming up an English accent here mostly.

Not really.Since London is more class conscious ,a Glaswegian might be more prone to softening their brogue ,to stay gainfully employed.

@@Meddled yeah he sounds totally Scottish accentwise underneath it

He was actually a very well spoken Scot. More "Kaylevinsayed" than Govan. We don't all sound like Billy Connellly. lol 😉

Ele fala que foi numa prévia encarnação, kkk.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n9ahhquKlpyslps.html here my friend!

John Marshall

check this video ok.ru/video/386979334677 or search "Rockpalast Archive. Jack Bruce (Swing In 11.02.1972)"

Graham John Clifton Bond on Synthesizer, John Marshall on drums

and Chris Spedding on guitar!

@@martian9999 What little bit i heard of the guitar player he sounded fantastic. Playing jazzy and pulling it off.

@@martian9999 i wondered.

@@kmack2891 ain't nobody better than Speeding Spedding!

@@rexus9840 Good comment!👍😁❤ I'm trying,and determined to find out now. The Dutch "Swing In" thing link is at the top. Let me know if you find out, otherwise watch this space!😉

Will do buddy.👍

ссылка есть в описании. лежит где-то на трекерах в том числе

@@ilianocd спасибо

probably punched some mirror or some sort of glass from the looks of it

He had an accident riding a motorcycle some days before filming

Still played bass. He's tuff.

@@loaxelsson1394 thanks

Constantly pressing on bass strings can cause fingers to bleed.

Was thinking the same thing.. maybe a huge accumulation of dust? Even though he played it hard it usually had dust on it

I think part of the problem is that the aspect ratio of the video is wrong too. You can see some of the subtitles at the bottom of the screen are cut off

Than the Live Cream Vol. 2 version? I beg to differ.

Ummmmm...no.

... that does not make's their a bad musician's

He is stoned here. Didnt you see the start of the vid? And he was a damn genius so.. he could do whatever and it was fantastic.