JACK IS BACK!!! THE PURPLE HAZE ARCHIVE presents ROCK’S GREATEST BASS PLAYER JACK BRUCE: THE SOLO ALBUMS (Show #2) on PODCAST
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Join Jack Bruce on this podcast as he discusses not only his last studio album “Silver Rails“ but all of his 14 solo albums, commencing with his classic “Songs for a Tailor“.
Very sadly, Jack Bruce died October 25, 2014.
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THE PURPLE HAZE ARCHIVE COMPLETE LISTING commented on 88.3 Southern FM:
[…] 59 Jack Bruce (Cream) (Show 1) The Solo Albums (Show 2) […]
A few clarifications on your Jack interview from a Cream Fanatic!
First: His album “Somethin Els” is actually pronounced “elz”! From Jack Bruce: Composing Himself p.243: “Something Els (1992) was named after a foul-tasting German drink called Els and was the first of three albums Jack would record with CMP.”
Secondly: from JackBruce.com (http://www.jackbruce.com/2008/Music/solo.htm): Jet Set Jewel was Recorded in 1978 but wasn’t Released until 2003, due to Jack’s Label/contract issues. You said it was released in 1978 multiple times.
Thirdly: Jack had a faux pas: He said Ginger sold a single to Georgie Fame, when Ginger had actually sold it to The Who, “Waltz for A Pig”. From http://grahambond.org/biography.html: “Since the Who were legally barred from recording until April 4 when the case could be heard, the Graham Bond Organization, credited as the Who Orchestra, was brought in to record a new B-side, “Waltz for a Pig” (the pig referred to Talmy) so that sales of the single could continue.” Also on Jack Bruce Composing Himself p. 84.
But thanks for the GREAT intervew. Jack usually doesn’t go so far in-depth!