Jack Bruce Discography
He was the prototypical progressive rock bass guitarist/singer in Cream, capable of belting out the blues with the best of them or pushing…
Category: Jack Bruce
[Review] Graham Bond: Solid Bond (1970)
A double-elpee collection of unreleased live and studio recordings from the Graham Bond group in 1963 and 1966.
[Review] West, Bruce & Laing: Why Dontcha (1972)
Calm down, Cream fans, this is just Jack Bruce replacing Felix Pappalardi in Mountain is all.
[Review] West, Bruce & Laing: Whatever Turns You On (1973)
The trio’s second album attempts to blend their musical styles together, but it stills feels like they’re making a molehill out of Mountain.
[Review] Lou Reed: Berlin (1973)
Reed recycles some old bits into a brilliant concept album about domestic abuse, produced by the king of the concept album, Bob Ezrin.
[Review] Johnny McLaughlin, Electric Guitarist (1978)
Not a McLaughlin matter worth overanalyzing, simply a septet of songs in various permutations. The idea here seems to be to show off…