Hands down the best jazzrock bass player.Not to mention one of rocks greatest voices. The Cream changed everything back in the 60's. still I.M.O the best 3 piece band of all time. Still listen to them.R.I.P
Rest In Peace Jack the lad, from Govan’s Harmony Row. Your up there with the best now and putting on a show. John Bonham on drums and Jimi Hendrix on guitar. With your good self on bass Sir, you were the best by far..
The first album I ever purchased was "Cream, Fresh Cream" as a child in Queens N.Y. after hearing "I'm So Glad" on a transistor radio. The bar had been set high, early. Perhaps the best 3 piece band in over 50 years.
Me too ....kinda...I think it was Jimi Hendrix and then the Monkees and a few Beatles and then I heard Cream on the radio and ran down to the record store and they gave me the date they would have the album.I showed up there in the morning...no line of course...and bought that album and ran home and played it and my life changed. It struck a nerve. I was so excited. Very fond memories. RIP Jack you were important to me.
@@cef8156 Really ?? When was the last time you heard Sunshine of your Love or Badge, White Room.Too many for your liking I'm sure.Jimi would've OD'd sooner if he had to prove himself every night to two musical peers
Badge was written by Eric Clapton & George Harrison,can the media get anything write?.Jack was the finest bass player ever & one of the greatest songwriters of our time.
Some day, all those masterminds from the 60 and 70 music scene will pass away, then the world becomes a dark place. Well it it already, cause they make no music more.
He didn't say Jack wrote or sang it, he said he helped create it, as he played bass on it I would say that is correct. I wish twats like you would fucking listen! Besides that, Harrison and Clapton wrote it together.
Clive Bindley - Jack Bruce never heard of "Badge" until Clapton put it in front of him. Clapton and Harrison crafted the whole song, including the bass lines, opening and percussion fill at the bridge. "Here Comes The Sun" was written at the same afternoon session in the garden and share the now famous "Badge Riff." Do you want to know how I know that - because I asked Clapton when I had the chance. I fucking listened, shit for brains.
No time for fairy stories and lies more like. You have never spoken to Eric Clapton and you are never likely to. It must have been a nice dream for you though!
+TheSeeker1960 Why would Clapton & Baker not be mentioned? you idiot!.Clapton not a good human being,well i suppose you know from personal experience do you?He has done so much for other people it's not funny.Sure he was a bad boy for a while,who hasen't been.
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Hands down the best jazzrock bass player.Not to mention one of rocks greatest voices. The Cream changed everything back in the 60's. still I.M.O the best 3 piece band of all time. Still listen to them.R.I.P
He was one of the (if not the) greatest bass players ever... he had a great voice and unique presence also. RIP
Greatest bassist in music, period. Now jamming with Ginger again - Heaven's first power duo.
Mr baker crying bruce's death is the sadest thing ever
Rest In Peace Jack the lad, from Govan’s Harmony Row.
Your up there with the best now and putting on a show.
John Bonham on drums and Jimi Hendrix on guitar.
With your good self on bass Sir, you were the best by far..
And now reunited with brother Ginger.
R.I.P. Jack.Thank you for leaving us your incredible musical legacy to enjoy.You are sorely missed.
The first album I ever purchased was "Cream, Fresh Cream" as a child in Queens N.Y. after hearing "I'm So Glad" on a transistor radio. The bar had been set high, early. Perhaps the best 3 piece band in over 50 years.
Me too ....kinda...I think it was Jimi Hendrix and then the Monkees and a few Beatles and then I heard Cream on the radio and ran down to the record store and they gave me the date they would have the album.I showed up there in the morning...no line of course...and bought that album and ran home and played it and my life changed. It struck a nerve. I was so excited. Very fond memories. RIP Jack you were important to me.
Only second behind The Jimi Hendrix Experience
@@cef8156 Really ?? When was the last time you heard Sunshine of your Love or Badge, White Room.Too many for your liking I'm sure.Jimi would've OD'd sooner if he had to prove himself every night to two musical peers
In an endless world of good company. We were blessed to have him.
the best jazz/rock/blues man , ever!
The greatest. RIP
He was the best musician in the world!!!
Badge was written by Eric Clapton & George Harrison,can the media get anything write?.Jack was the finest bass player ever & one of the greatest songwriters of our time.
kerry mcmanus "right"
He said Jack was part of creating those tracks and as he played bass on them , that statement was quite right!
Only rivaled by Jack Cassidy
kerry mcmanus can the media get anything ... write? Lol. Christ that’s funny. That’s not even a spell check malfunction!
The best!
🙏RIP
Some day, all those masterminds from the 60 and 70 music scene will pass away, then the world becomes a dark place. Well it it already, cause they make no music more.
wicker casket? This is the first time that i see this!
There was nothing like CREAM. All the bands of that era attended their concerts.
And now Ginger Baker’s gone too... 😢
So sorry to hear about Jack's death. One of the greatest bass players that ever lived R.I.P. Jack you will be missed.
Not gonna lie, I'm pretty surprised Baker even showed up. RIP Bruce, a true legend on the bass.
LBboarding b I'm surprised he outlived Jack.
Ginger is immortal.
Marcus Golden I've said before that if there's any truth to the saying "too ornery to die", he's liable to outlive Clapton too.
What a sad thing,sometimes,the reunion is only when the person die
R.I.P.
rip
Where in north london?
never again will 3 people put out the sound they did imposable
" imposable "? I would say impossible but maybe you know better.
Eric Clapton and George Harrison wrote the song badge. Next time give the assignment to somebody who put some effort into researching.
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Badge? Clapton wrote and sang that, not Jack.
He didn't say Jack wrote or sang it, he said he helped create it, as he played bass on it I would say that is correct.
I wish twats like you would fucking listen!
Besides that, Harrison and Clapton wrote it together.
Clive Bindley - Jack Bruce never heard of "Badge" until Clapton put it in front of him. Clapton and Harrison crafted the whole song, including the bass lines, opening and percussion fill at the bridge. "Here Comes The Sun" was written at the same afternoon session in the garden and share the now famous "Badge Riff." Do you want to know how I know that - because I asked Clapton when I had the chance. I fucking listened, shit for brains.
Haha ok mate, whatever!
Clive Bindley - Oh, I see. You have no time for people with better first hand information. How mature.
No time for fairy stories and lies more like. You have never spoken to Eric Clapton and you are never likely to. It must have been a nice dream for you though!
Thought he was Irish !?
Scottish.
Americans think Scottish and Irish are the same
Who let half these hobos into the funeral? Rich rock stars and nobody has a suit? lol
" It doesn't matter what you wear, just as long as you are there "
Hope he meets Rory up there two of the best
I see suits and formal attire, care to point out what you mean?
Best voice and best fretless electric bass player ever. It's unfortunate Clapton is mentioned. Not a good human being.
+TheSeeker1960 Why would Clapton & Baker not be mentioned? you idiot!.Clapton not a good human being,well i suppose you know from personal experience do you?He has done so much for other people it's not funny.Sure he was a bad boy for a while,who hasen't been.