Jack Bruce & Robin Trower: Seven Moons Live
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Der Bassmann und Sänger der legendären Cream, und der begnadete Gitarrist von Procol Harum, dem die Fesseln des Fünfminutenpop schon früh zu eng wurden und der mit seiner Saitenkunst nie den Klischees des Mainstream folgte: Beide haben jeder mehr als 40 Jahre ganz weit vorne an der Geschichte des Rock mitgeschrieben. An ihrer Seite, Gary Husband (Level 42, Gary Moore, John McLaughlin) an den Drums.
Jacks voice got better as he aged, not that it was ever bad.
But Damn he’s fantastic
Glad this video showed the crowds appreciation of these legends! In many videos, the crowds reaction at the end is cut short.
Jacks voice is just so soothing when he sings. His voice is still great , the man was sick and still kicking Ass. God Bless Him and Robin still Great as well. Great version, love it. Legends..
robin trower one of the best guitarist of all time...
Charles Hanes ....I completely agree. He still tours and makes those far out faces....my generation.
Jack Bruce top 10 rock voice for sure!!! Ever!!!
Agreed. Trower belongs with the greats! He was special despite the Hendrix comparisons. First gut I ever heard make a note sound like poetry. The man put everyone into suspense. Then commenced to put his own stamp on the jam. Robin Trower "Live" was a really good record.
La gasto esa guitarra quedó como una llave...la hizo de goma...
The best super bass Jack Bruce
Old men making great music ! Icons of R & R ! Love it.
Agreed! Fortunate to have witnessed them together, at the O2 in Glasgow, '09. Posted one clip from that show, "Just Another Day" here on yootoob...
Excelente!
As a bass player, Jack Bruce was it.
Miss you Jack, this is so great with Robin, part of Procol Harum, I saw life 3.5 years ago, lovely video, superb!!!!!!!!!!!!
ONE of my favorite Jack Bruce songs;, "Where In The World" has our love gone. Beautiful. Thanks for the Great memories Jack.
RIP JACK SEE YOU SOON MY LOVE
I love the joyful expressions on Jack's face as he listens to Robin's solo.
Perfection,from the first notes to the last smile.
Gary Husband on drums, ( now playing keys with John McLaughlin ) what a talent !
Absolutely agree such an underrated drummer, interestingly he is also a superb keyboard player.
Due to illness he was forced to concentrate on the keyboard
Beautiful
GREAT, IMMORTAL SONG !!!
0MG JACK! That Voice! Thank You! Thank You!
Jack Bruce was my very first inspiration to play Bass guitar , also Greg Lake, Chris Squire
2022: Absolutely Wonderful. Jack and Robin always did well with a 3 piece band. Jack, another Great One lost to time and history. Thank You for posting this video.
We will miss you Jack! What a trio..."Seven Moons" is the best of the Trower/Bruce collaborations and one of my favorite records of the last 10 years.
What a band.....Jacks voice was stronger than ever....and Rin Trower is still making music and records recently on Joe Bonamassa Nerdville tv....
Rin ?
Three genius on display
R.I.P. Jack Bruce
poor jack he looked ill there and in pretty rough shape,voice is gone also,one of the greatest bass players of all time,and all round musician,rip jack
I thought his voice still sounded great. It troubles me that he suffered such poor health his final years. May his soul rest in peace.
Robin giving a whole new meaning to "Having a Senior moment"!!
Loving it!!!
To my generation it's a music from heaven, a pity Jack is gone, but he left us unbreakable spirit of blues. Thanks Jack, you've got wonderful life, your music makes my life richer every day.
Wow! Robin Trower was blazing!
My jaw hurts after watching this....!!!
Because I was grinning ear to ear the whole time!!
That was sick, wasn't it? Jack just kept cracking a grin at Robin's qouting a phrase or tone from Clapton -- and then just going off on it....or maybe at how he dismembered the opening of the solo -- Brilliant! --
excellent Robin !
Great rendition of this song! I love me some Trower, and Jack Bruce sounded great as always.
HEY MAN,JACK BRUCE FOREVER!!!
Great pairing of these major talented musicians.
The best music never dies...
holy shit man ,i thought to myself,after watching bmm .i wondered if bruce and trower ever jammed together ,and low and behold i stummbled acoss this ,wooooww how amazing .thankyou how ironic rip jack bruce what a fabulous musician .nice upload.
Check the album B.L.T. Fantastic.
a masterpiece
ギタリスト上手い！
nice music i did not know of this
Loved it.
incredible !!!
What a great live performance tnx for sharing. Nice to know real rock and roll still exists somewhere.
Um so glad jack enjoyed the stage with friends right till the end ,your journey has just begun jack see you on the other side
Still having a great voice Mr. Bruce
Timeless Talent
Heartfelt performance wish I could’ve been there
Thanks Jack
and gary husband on drums!! check him out with john mclaughlin as well. incredibly brilliant drummer and keyboards player. absolutely crazy line up here!
These guys always brought out the best from each other, and made some beautiful music through the years, right up until recent days!! Always thought they were GREAT together, both musically and personality-wise. SO glad to have what we DO of their recorded legacy. (Although this is NOT 'Seven Moons', - that IS another great 'TRUCE' collab!!) GREAT STUFF!! THANKS for POSTING!!
Damn, I miss ya Jack.
When people first heard Robin in the states, we all thought it was Hendrix, as Robins playing was as powerful and had that same feel to it, as well as his singer had a really soulful voice with a similar pitch.
Both Trower and Hendrix had some sort of psychic connection to their guitars. They could coax out notes that wept with distortion, yet never lost their pitch or slipped into non-harmonic tones. Most people bend the string too much or too little, hold the guitar at the wrong angle or whatever. . . . and though they do get distorted notes, the result just doesnt quite sound right.
Apart from those two I can only think of a handful of other players (Beck, Townsend, Frank Marino, Johnny Winter, and maybe one or two others) who had such absolute and precise control over the sound they could squeeze out of their instruments. There are lots of more "flashy" guitarists, as well as many who play around with feedback, but as far as truly "mastering" their instrument, Trower is one of a very small elite.
@@k-matsu Beautifully stated....😋
This song sounds like it was written during a harvest season in the Hague while on a pilgrimage to follow Van Gogh footsteps
Two legends and a drummer
them boys are doing it right. thanks fer this post.
Nice to see Jack. Title threw me off. Forgot about this album besides reading Robin using a Blues Jr which i had.
At least i have the bumper sticker on my lunch box."Fender Since 1946''. $400 out of a box and otd. Hated to see it go since the exp Day After TG sale, 06. heck, now i can't even fire up my MicroCube, let alone my CyberTwin. Drink up and be happy :)
Rest In Peace, Jack Bruce. Slayed this performance!!
good all timers rock and rolleres love their music
Love that cocked-wah solo. Rock it, Robin!
Think I'll use that for a band name......'WAH-COCKED'
EXELENTE!!!
No debate about how insanely great Robin trower is.......... But that solo just didn't cut it. Still 1 of the best.
The man on this, two!
jack looks sick i think yes robin trower bj wilson procol harum cow bell the best bruce died a few yrs back rip bro.
Jack in failing health, still the seven moons concert has a great atmosphere and really unique but very good musical moments. It's just kind of awesome. I think i like the Bruce Trower team better than just about anything, except the original. Trower is very dynamic in what and how he plays, without over playing anything. You might want to hear or see this whole show. Trower is fantastic.
I heard Procol Harum once in Aarhus, Denmark, I was stoned and I was convinced that I was steering Robin Trower´s playing!
Yowza....that must have been some night. Love Trower as much as I love J. Beck.
SeaLisa Saw Trower w/Procol Harum Too! And Jeff Beck Group-Ron Wood bass, Nicky Hopkins piano, Micky Waller drums, Rod Stewart vocals! Sick band!! 🎶 🌋
Jack Bruce looked pleased, and Robin Thrower can do it!! Yay!!
Jack was as great on vocals as he is on the bass .
Rip Jack!
Legends
Lord have Mercy!
SEVEN MOONS is the name of the album, not the song.
Такие вещи понимаешь только с возрастом..
that is quality there
Holy Crap.
I saw Jack do this song 47 years ago with a couple of other guys.
They weren't too bad either but I think they were on something.
The drummer kept yelling insults at Jack. Rude lil git.
They broke up shortly after that show.
hahaha...LUCKY STIFF!! Never got to see Cream in the 2 years they were 1st together, and anyone that DID should count him/herself as one of the chosen FEW, like seeing the Beatles or Jimi- (No to the 1st, YES to the 2nd). I DID thankfully get to see the principles (of Cream) in several other bands and iterations throughout the years (including Blind Faith).....and then....FINALLY- got to see a reunion show in '05. And it was WORTH the WAIT!!! Miss you, Jack. Love you, Robin!!
But I saw Zeppelin twice!
What is your point exactly?
Obra maestra
The title is wrong. The song is "White room"
but this is a track from a live album called 'Seven Moons' - and so it is
thank yu.
rip jack
thats creams white room not seven moons, the dvd is called seven moons:)
Jack Bruce sing done originally by cream this is bruce and the great robin trower.
Whenever it's not Ginger on the drums, this song doesn't groove right.
agreed.
This drummer has the groove down good, but it sounds all wrong because he's omitting all the flams. Maybe he thinks people can't hear the difference between a flam and just hitting the snare. Well, it's real freakin' obvious to me and to everyone else, too, I'll bet.
Get those flams in there and it will sound fine. It's not bap-bap, it's b'dap-b'dap.
You're joking, right? Ginger's strange Elvin Jones-like gait isn't and never was sacrosanct. Jack's playing is not on par here, also. And Gary Husband is always on top of the game, but he is playing with at least one guy here who was stoned out of his mind his whole life...
@@niwa957 I agree, Gary husband is too good for this band for sure. But i was a massive fan of ginger too, he was a quite unique drummer.
@@livemusicalgarve Agreed. Unfortunately his character was no match to his ability on the instrument. And old Jack truly was in bad shape here.
Why does Trower not seem to know what the last chord is in the intro? Jack is left hanging out with a bass note by himself!
What a silly question.This isn't a Cream tribute concert. Trower knows exactly what he's doing. And for all you know, Jack wanted Trower to play it that way.
+Dave Williams Amen! From Miles Davis or whoever really said it, "It's not the notes you play, it's the notes you don't play"
Nailed it fellers but what's Seven Moons ?
Robin Trower unfortunately is just that guy. (Bridge of Sighs is fucking AWESOME, bt fucking way). He just never got "over". Killer fuckin musician - he just never got "over".
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Check out Baker Bruce and Moore
Jack Bruce stava proprio male!!
Kudos to Pete Brown, the lyricist.
TREME TUDO SENHORES******
Titel ist falsch: Das ist "White Room"
Where's Bill Lordan?
No song for Trower...
Truce
Robin plays Robin Trower fabulously. He is not a cover guitarist.
So they renamed a cream song and Jack sung after he was dead ....amazing
I saw Cream in 1968. What they were doing playiing in.our off the beaten patth town I will never know. Regarding Jack Bruce, he really played with a lot of attack with his Gibson EB3 run through two Marshall stacks. I really prefer the videos of Jack Bruce's collabaration with Gary Moore doing the old Cream stuff. He really channels Clapton's Cream preiod sound. Robin Trower not so much.
Something not quite right here.
After the first 4 bars I am asking Is this a mistake, this has to be White Room ?
This performance is a bad parody of original Cream version . It’s pretty damn horrific and I’m a fan of all the players but it doesn’t work for me
I agree. I'm sure they had better performances.
Of course - nothing can match original Cream, but it still moved me. And Jack is the man - so sad he looked so ill, but clearly enjoying himself. Not Jack, Eric or Ginger were ever the same after Cream.
Seven moons????
I believe Robin Troers' lacks in good songs to match his prowess shame ; great guitarist ,just can't catch a sstride .
Love RT but I think Jack is better with Gary Moore
Eric who ? LOL
Robin should have had 10 times the amp power and totally let loose and smashed it... he seems to restrict himself... is the some sort of respect for Clapton???? … I don't know why .... he was always a much better guitarist
This cover of this Cream song is much more subtle than the Cream of the 60's who played VERY LOUD, and Marshall Amplifiers were fairly new back in those days.
That may be the reason Trower isn't playing loud like Clapton used to although I am sure he is quite capable.
Of course most of my reply is speculation except for rhe Marshall amplifiers being a new thing in the 60's.
Ginger was on speed
Trower is Playing the Wrong Chords
Doesn't help he's trying to play the chords on a Strat rather than a Les Paul.
They just don't sound right with the Strat's single coil pickups instead of the Les Paul's dual coil humbuckers.
Even if he were playing the right chords it's the wrong guitar for the song.
Love Robin AND Jack and Strats but if you're gonna play Cream songs, ya gotta play a Gibson.
Otherwise it just sounds wrong.
Gary Husband is a great drummer but, here again, if you're gonna do Cream songs any justice, ya gotta wail on your kit like Ginger Baker did.
His playing was far too sedate and laid back for this song.
Ginger was always all about the drum fills.
(Being a drummer myself I notice these things.)
They are playing in the key of E. The original was in the key of D.
Clapton is more technically proficient but Trower becomes his guitar
Could this have been edited with more jumping around and one second frames on trowers fretwork? Your film editor sucks! You should try a new line of work.
Uhh, this about great music and the people who play. Fancy some twerking instead, mate?
Love Jack (RIP ) and love Trower , but whereas Bruce holds down his end - Trower on the chords section is not quite the equal of Clapton .
Of course he is not equal, since he is at least balance.