Gorgeous arrangement of yet another of Jack's quirky melodies. No one else writes like this, sings like this, and never will again. Thanks for 50 years of genius Jack.

The little glance between Jack and the cello player at the end is priceless. A wordless moment shared.

Jack, you were a pleasure. We all love you. XxXxX

the more I see and hear of this man the more I think he was a musical genius and much under rated and may be misunderstood

Rest in Peace. This song is relatively unknown but is brilliant.

I love you always, Mr. Bruce.

Jack Bruce on a piano.. Wow... Still got that brilliant voice aswell...

What a beautiful rendition of this classic cut.

Jack Bruce on a piano. Wow.. Still got a brill voice aswell..

This east Los Angeles life long guitarist terribly misses you. We had a mutual personal real friend named Allan Holdsworth.

Songs for a tailor!! The greatest lp ever!!!

jack plays since 30 years piano.he was a student of cello and piano!

Jack is so talented. His legacy is vast. He is so under appreciated but we who know love him dearly. What a musician!

Thx Jack will never forget his voice his magical muse

Ahhh........ I miss that man

Jack master of bass great songwriter from bonnie Scotland

At the end of a small coffee house show in Montreal back in the ‘70’s headlining Ellen McIlwaine, she finished the evening with thanks to her bassist and drummer mostly unseen who had been creating the incredible rhythmic melodies back in the dark corner of the room. When she mentioned her deep gratitude to her friend and bassist Jack Bruce, my jaw dropped in astonishment and I missed who the drummer was whom she also warmly thanked. I managed to get Ellen’s autograph on my vinyl album of hers but Jack was already gone from the room. Now that’s one time travel I’d love to have, to get back there just for a moment to thank Jack for all this beauty he created.

Steinway and Jack Bruce. great stuff

Wofr ever in my minde.

This is so good. Such a good version of this brilliant composition. Though I wish there was a way to hear it without the interview interrupting the music.This should seriously be on a record of some sort!

Jack's nod at the end

Very talented and much missed man

From Songs for a Tailor

Wow! The strings bring out the strains of "doom" Pete Brown mentioned during the interruption. Bruce's voice is so strong! I think this version beats the original.

❤

Gracias por tanto talento Jack, vas a quedar vivo en la historia. Un maestro que nos dejo todo su blues, para la humanidad. Una persona fantastica. QEPD Jack Bruce 2014

The novel is Weir of Hermiston

Amazing

lovely

Mr McFall's Chamber methinks. This is magic.

Brilliant!

Great lyrics very ominous dark song God Bless Jack Bruce . Sad lonely end of life assumption. The strings are an absolute perfect rendition for this song. compared to the original.

Cream also did a demo version.

I want LSO to do this with the same arrangement but with a full orchestra and a drum beat coming in centre.

i believe this clip is from a sort of documentary i found one time but i have NOT been able to find it since, any help is welcome

Available on CD or dvd?

This is a great song but this is just so sad. Going to a funeral... yeah his own... Why did he do this anyway?