The Jack Bruce Band - Smiles And Grins (Old Grey Whistle Test, 6th June 1975)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The Jack Bruce Band performing "Smiles And Grins" on The Old Grey Whistle Test on June 6th, 1975.
Band:
Jack Bruce - Vocals & Bass
Mick Taylor - Guitar
Ronnie Leahy - Piano & Synthesiser
Carla Bley - Hammond Organ & Synthesiser
Bruce Gary - Drums
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Haven't seen this before. Jack had a pretty nice band back then.
R.I. P, Jack Bruce, And Carla Bley, Long Live, Mick Taylor:🙌👌👍😍🤩🎸🎸❤🕊🕊😎
Carla just passed away last month.
Forgot R.i.p Bruce Gary on drums..
We finally get a glimpse of Carla Bley near the end. The panned to her a couple of times prior but all we could see was a mass of hair with a nose poking out.
I have the full audio with Jack Bruce SPIRIT/ LIVE AT THE BBC box set
This might be my favorite of all the OGWT videos. To have a complete 11+ minutes of gorgeous soloing (and wonderful, slow-moving camera work)… it’s hard to imagine something like this being done (in this way) today. And the audience’s focus…it was so silent you could hear a pin drop…because they were awaiting every note, listening with great anticipation. I keep saying it, and I’ll continue to say it (to the Bruce family): thank you so much for gifting us these long lost gems. Can’t wait for the box set!
What a talented man we have lost
AMAZING!
Jack Bruce war ein großartiger Sänger und Bassist
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Beautiful. Jack is my biggest inspiration on bass and this performance shows every reason why. Thanks! 🤪
Jack Bruce/Bruce Gary… seamless
Geddy Lee's interview on Rolling Stone sent me here. Makes a lot of sense why Geddy would be influenced by Jack back then.
Huge Geddy Lee fan, I had no idea how much Geddy took from Bruce until I discovered these videos, crazy how similar their technique is.
What a great version!
Thank you, Bruce Family.
I was so jazzed to see your Anniversary Tour that I'm looking forward to the next
Jack had just smoked a joint, Mick is happy to be playing better music than with the stones. :)
I suspect something quite a bit heavier than a joint.
Jack said he was always 100% straight when playing live music and you can't hit that beyond belief vocal note at 2:48 unless you are a professional.
@@StanDupp6371 I was just making a joke, see the smiley. ;) You might be right.
@@StanDupp6371well, other than weed. but that’s most musicians.
The lyrical Mick Taylor four minute guitar solo starting at 7:07 matches any of his comparable gems like Winter and Time Waits for no one, interwoven with Bruce’s magic bass and the dazzling drummer … outstanding
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Cool song interesting gibson bass he has
Its a Dan Armstrong London Bass☺️ They feature a sliding pickup very interesting dont always pop up often!
thanks doing some research :)
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What bass is that?
Narrow margarine
Not to be confused with 'Shits and Giggles.'
sting uses a teleprompter, jack could have used one on this track.
No offense, but that comment makes no sense at all
none taken. like hendrix, jack would often scramble the words to songs during live shows (he does so here). hendrix reportedly some times sang the same verse to all along the watchtower three times in a row. sting uses a teleprompter, a technology not available at the time of this show, so its a joke. String claims its less to remember the words, than to give him peace of mind so he can concentrate on the music instead of thinking about what the upcoming verse is. @@chuchusdaddy