Jack Bruce Documentary

[chrisdski]

Not sure if this is posted elsewhere here - a search didn't show it

http://whereseric.com/eric-clapton-news ... ***-now-we

[woodyng]

Thanks,Chris,i will check this out when i get off work!

[winston]

This is a highly recommended documentary for all who appreciate Jack's work. I enjoyed it immensely. Thanks Chris.

[jps]

Excellent! I just finished watching this very emotional documentary.

[kiramdear]

That was great!

[daveman]

Wow. A very moving piece that does not avoid difficult issues. What a musician. Don't miss it.

[HydrasBreath]

wow just finished watching it...definitely a great look into a great player.

[ricmic]

Finally got to finish it. Thanks, that was great. Mark

[jimk]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! This was wonderful.
JimK

[T.A.R.]

Thanks Chris that was Great!

[michael.m]

Great, thank you very much for posting. Jack Bruce is one of my favorite bass players.

[manta]

Very well done and entertaining. Aside from his superb bassmanship (izzat a word?), I've always thought he has an amazing voice. It has a haunting quality in there that makes it unique and unforgettable and it brought a lot to Cream.

[bigbajo60]

Great!

Also, couldn't help but notice the 'reverse V' settings on his amps' graphic EQs! All hail mid freqs!

[guitfiddle]

Check out what looks to be a 1990's Japanese Bass VI reissue on his wall around 5:30 on the video. I guess he missed the one that The Fool painted and apparently ruined. That one is now on display at the NYC Hard Rock Cafe.

[daveman]

Also, couldn't help but notice the 'reverse V' settings on his amps' graphic EQs! All hail mid freqs!

I guess that's what happens when you're used to playing bass through Marshall stacks.