The Jack Bruce Band - Morning Story (Old Grey Whistle Test, 6th June 1975)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- The Jack Bruce Band performing "Morning Story" on The Old Grey Whistle Test on June 6th, 1975.
Band:
Jack Bruce - Vocals & Bass
Mick Taylor - Guitar
Ronnie Leahy - Piano & Organ
Carla Bley - Keyboards
Bruce Gary - Drums
Footage licensed from BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Fantastic Guitar, Mick Taylor, I Love You, Jack Bruce, Mick Taylor, Carla Bley:💯❤🤩
What a band! Mick Taylor on Gits, and Carla Bley on keyboards. Jack knew how to pick out good playmates!
Jack Bruce..... only comes around once... Mick Taylor. Put it in stone.....this is. The gdstf
Jack Bruce war ein genialer und großartiger Bassist und Sänger
Jack was also an amazing singer.
The incredible Bruce Gary on Drums… Look the man up… Jack had great taste.
Bruce had The Knack!
Mick Taylor is so good.
This just made my entire weekend! I’ve loved this (short-lived) version of the JBB, and to see it/hear it in this quality brings a tear to my eyes. The video looks like it was shot yesterday, and good golly…everyone here was at the top of their game. The sound is stunning as well. Thank you so much for gifting us with these lost gems.
It is great stuff man,amazing.
classic track from Jack Bruce!!!! absolutely stunning songwriting. and this live version is awesome.
Amazing amazing stuff Jack thank you for your legacy is so great this is the real cream-of-the-crop near your solo stuff brother rest in peace old boy
Great version, Harmony Row and Songs for a Tailor are five star records.
Rest In Peace, Carla Bley.
If ever there was a track that summed up Jack's solo career this could well be it, listened to it innumerable times on CD but SOOOOOO good to see it on quality video !!
Fantastic Jack Bruce & band ! 😊😊
So freaking intense. Amazing Jack. Miss you, your compositions and your fiery playing!
What a great band!
wonderful talents.
AND I MISS YOU TERRIBLY JACK !!!!
Wonderful !
I had read about this band but never heard it. Mick Taylor’s fluidity is captured here for posterity. I wish he could’ve hooked up with people in the fusion scene like Return to Forever, Jean luc Ponty or Brand X.
how incredible is Harmony Row..
Magnificent!
What a group!!!😊🌄
You gotta love this man ❤❤❤❤
Love it! ❤
Rock ON
❤
Running, jumping, pushing its way
Mornings nighttime blends into day
Can't find curtains to shut it away
We were alone in the hills of the night
Now the neon dawn lets in the light
And the milkman that nobody knows
Leaves bottles of tears
At the house full of laughter
Nobody ever hears
O the grass is burned black
By the ships coming back from the stars, golden stars
Seas turned to steam
When we boiled the dream of tomorrow, tomorrow
When it gets light
Some of them always stay
She's dressed in white
Till the smoke turns her grey
Falling, stumbling, feeling its way
Mornings nighttime moves into day
Can't find warmth to keep it away
Used to be alone on the waves of cloud
Now the flotsam dawn brings in the crowd
And the angel who sits in her car
Full of desire
But the hoses who came from the town
Put out her fire
Excellent behaviour!
Thanx for answer ❤
✌️🤠💥🌟🌀👍
❤❤❤
Carla got one second on the video, almost missed it!
Outstanding! Jack is wearing a ribbon shirt. Anyone know the story behind that.
This was excellently performed and presented for YT! Funny - this song has ‘those lyrics’ that harken back to Pete Brown collaborating. Does any body know if Jack wrote this with PBrown?
Actually this is a collaboration with his first wife, Janet Godfrey. She also contributed on the two Cream numbers, Sweet Wine (co-written with Ginger Baker), and Sleepy Time Time (co-written with Jack).
Although I have seen some indications that Morning Glory might have Pete Brown, included, as well.
This album to me stands aligned with the same period of Procol Harum.
That same mix of R&B, rock, classical,
Romantic chord changes with piano and Hammond organ, whilst having
The stellar vocals and lyrics partnership of Gary Brooker and Keith Reid.
what kind of bass is that? don't think I've ever seen it before
Ampeg Dan Armstrong
Its a Dan Armstrong London Bass, it utilises a sliding pickup that can be moved anywhere from right next to the bridge all the way to the neck pickup, they use a transformer in the circuitry due to the pickup being low impedance in order to boost the signal back up its a hell of a design and definitely an underrated Bass in the many Jack used throughout his career😁
She's dressed in white till the smoke turns her grey. Pete Brown
..not bad, why don't 'Shake it then,"?...lol, ...xxx..
I wonder if Jeff Buckley ever heard this track...
Who is playing keyboards?
Carla Bley on keyboards and Ronnie Leahy on Piano & Organ ❤
Mick Taylor must have felt crap-Tons of invisible weight lifted off his shoulders as he walked away from the Rolling Stones.
I hear, however, he remained on good terms with Bill W.
This song only works when Jack Bruce stops wailing!
Höre du doch mal auf zu jammern 😡
Mick left The Rolling Stones for this??????
simple is as simple says !!!!!
He wanted to play with musicians that were his equal I guess.
Nicht jeder Musiker ist endlos geldgierig, manche stehen auch auf Qualität 😉🍷😜
@@malcolmspillett8172I think the point is that Taylor didn't have to quit the Stones to noodle with Jack Bruce’s band of misfits. This was a much more unstable situation than anything he experienced with the Stones, hence why it imploded before barely taking off. He could have recorded with Jack, continued appearing as a guest on other fusion records, and remained a Stone.
@@fuchsiaswing8545 but maybe he wanted to play with better musicians.