Jack Bruce: Can You Follow

Track Listing: Can You Follow?

CD One:

with Alexis Korner’s Blues Incorporated:

1. I’m a Hoochie Coochie Man (live) 3:26

(Dixon) – Jewel Music / Bug Music Ltd.

Jack Bruce – String Bass

Alexis Korner – Guitar

Cyril Davies – Vocal, Harmonica

Dave Stevens – Piano

Charlie Watts – Drums

Recorded 12^th July 1962 at the Paris Theatre, London for BBC Light Programme “Jazz Club”

Produced by Terry Henebery

Originally featured on the album “Bootleg Him” – Released as RAK Records SRAK 501 in 1971

2. Early in the Morning 2:55

(Traditional arranged Korner) – Alexis Korner Music

Jack Bruce – String Bass

Alexis Korner – Vocals, Guitar

Graham Bond – Alto Saxophone

Dick Heckstall-Smith – Tenor Saxophone

Johnny Parker - Piano

Ginger Baker - Drums

3. Night Time is the Right Time 4:18

(Brown / Cadena / Herman) – Prestige Music

Jack Bruce – String Bass

Ronnie Jones – Vocals

Alexis Korner – Guitar, Backing Vocals

Graham Bond – Alto Saxophone

Dick Heckstall-Smith – Tenor Saxophone

Johnny Parker - Piano

Ginger Baker - Drums

Recorded in January 3^rd 1963 at Decca studios, West Hampstead, London

Produced by Dick Rowe

Originally featured on the album “Rhythm & Blues” – Released as Decca LK 4616 in 1964

4. Rockin’ (live) 2:46

(Korner) – Alexis Korner Music

Jack Bruce – String Bass

Alexis Korner – Guitar

Graham Bond – Alto Saxophone

Dick Heckstall Smith – Tenor Saxophone

Johnny Parker - Piano

Ginger Baker - Drums

Recorded 24th January 1963 at the Paris Theatre, London for BBC Light Programme “Jazz Club”

Produced by Terry Henebery

Originally featured on the album “Bootleg Him” – Released as RAK Records SRAK 501 in 1971

with the Graham Bond Quartet:

5. Doxy (live) 11:13

(Rollins) - Copyright control

Jack Bruce – String Bass

John McLaughlin – Guitar

Graham Bond – Alto Saxophone

Ginger Baker - Drums

Recorded at Klook’s Kleek, The Railway Hotel, West Hampstead, London in July 1963

Produced by Jon Hiseman

Originally featured on the album “Solid Bond” – Released as Warner Bros. WS 3001 in May 1970

with Duffy Power and the Graham Bond Quartet:

6. I Saw Her Standing There (original version) 2:32

(Lennon /McCartney) – Northern Songs

Duffy Power - Vocals

Jack Bruce – Bass

Graham Bond – Tenor Saxophone, Organ, Vocals

John McLaughlin - Guitar

Ginger Baker – Drums

Produced by Ron Richards

Recorded at EMI Studios, Abbey Road, London in February 1963

Alternate version issued as A-side of single – Released as Parlophone R 5024 in May 1963

with the Graham Bond Organisation:

7. Long Tall Shorty 2:22

(Bond) – Marquis Music

Jack Bruce – Bass, Harmonica on “Long Tall Shorty”, Vocals

Graham Bond – Vocals, Organ

Dick Heckstall Smith – Tenor Saxophone

Ginger Baker - Drums

Recorded at Decca studios, West Hampstead, London in March 1964

Produced by Vernon Lloyd

Released as single - Decca F 11909 in May 1964

8. Little Girl 3:23

(Bond)

9. High Heeled Sneakers 2:51

(Higginbotham)

10. Strut Around 2:57

(Bond)

Jack Bruce – Bass, Harmonica, Backing Vocals

Graham Bond – Organ, Vocals

Dick Heckstall Smith – Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone

Ginger Baker - Drums

Recorded at Decca studios, West Hampstead, London in March 1964

Produced by Vernon Lloyd

"Hoochie Coochie Man" EP - Released as Decca DFE 4616 in August 1964

Also featured on the album “Rhythm & Blues” – Released as Decca LK 4616 in 1964

11. Wade in the Water 2:51

(Traditional arranged by Baker / Bond / Bruce / Heckstall-Smith / Getty) – Peer Music (UK) Ltd.

12. Train Time 2:24

(Bruce)– Peer Music (UK) Ltd.

13. Baby Make Love to Me 1:52

(Bruce/Godfrey) – Peer Music (UK) Ltd.

14. Spanish Blues 3:05

(Bond) – Marquis Music

15. Baby Be Good to Me 2:35

(Bruce/Godfrey) – Peer Music (UK) Ltd.

Jack Bruce – Bass, Harmonica, Vocals

Graham Bond – Alto Saxophone, Organ, Vocals

Dick Heckstall Smith – Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone

Ginger Baker – Drums

A Robert Stigwood production

Taken from the album "The Sound of '65" - Released as Columbia 33 SX 1711 in February 1965

16. Last Night 3:01

(Axton / Jackson / Nix / Smith / Cropper / Dunn / Johnson) – Carlin Music

17. Hear Me Calling Your Name 2:37

(Bruce) – Peer Music (UK) Ltd.

Jack Bruce – Bass, Harmonica, Vocals on “Hear Me Calling Your Name”

Graham Bond – Alto Saxophone, Organ, Mellotron, Vocals

Dick Heckstall Smith – Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone

Ginger Baker – Drums

A Robert Stigwood production

Taken from the album "There's a Bond Between Us"

Released as Columbia 33 SX 1750 in December 1965

with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers:

18. They Call it Stormy Monday (live) 4:33

(Walker) – Burlington Music

Jack Bruce – Fender 6-string Bass

John Mayall – Vocals, Organ and Harmonica

Eric Clapton – Lead Guitar

Hughie Flint – Drums

Produced by John Mayall

Recorded at the Flamingo Club, London 28th November 1965

Taken from the album "Looking Back" - Released as Decca SKL 5010 in August 1969

Jack Bruce:

19. I’m Getting Tired (of Drinking and Gambling) 2:35

(Bruce)

20. Rootin’ Tootin’ 2:56

(Bruce)

Jack Bruce – Vocals, Bass, Piano, Harmonica on “Rootin’ Tootin’)

Don Rendell – Saxophones

John Stevens – Drums

A Robert Stigwood Production

Recorded in London in October 1965

A & B side of single – Released as Polydor BM 56036 in December 1965

Total time: 69:12

CD Two:

with Manfred Mann:

1. Spirit Feel 2:38

(Jackson) – Copyright control

2. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 2:48

(Jagger / Richard) – Westminster Music / Abkco Music Ltd.

Jack Bruce – Bass

Manfred Mann – Keyboards

Tom McGuiness – Guitar

Mike Hugg – Drums, Percussion

Lyn Dobson – Saxophone

Henry Lowther - Trumpet

Recorded at EMI Abbey Road studios in February 1966

Produced by John Burgess

Arranged by Jack Bruce

Taken from the album “Soul of Mann” – Released as HMV CLP 3594 in 1967

“Satisfaction” also featured on the EP "Instrumental Asylum" - Released as HMV 7EG 8949 in May 1966

with Eric Clapton and the Powerhouse:

3. Steppin’ Out 3:14

(Bracken) Jewel Music Publishing Ltd.

4. I Want to Know 2:14

(MacLeod) Copyright Control

5. Crossroads 2:16

(Johnson, arranged Clapton) Finchley Music Publishing Ltd.

Jack Bruce – Bass

Steve Anglo (Steve Winwood) – Vocals

Paul Jones – Harmonica, Backing Vocals

Eric Clapton – Lead Guitar

Ben Palmer - Piano

Pete York – Drums

Recorded in March 1966

Produced by Joe Boyd

Taken from the album "What's Shakin" - Released as Elektra EKS 74002 in June 1966

with Cream:

6. Wrapping Paper 2:22

(Bruce / Brown) – Warner Chappell

Jack Bruce – Vocals, Bass Guitar, Bowed Bass, Piano

Eric Clapton – Lead Guitar, Vocals

Ginger Baker – Drums

Recorded at Chalk Farm studios, London in June 1966

A Robert Stigwood production

Released as A-side of single Reaction 591 007 in October 1966

7. I Feel Free (mono mix) 2:51

(Bruce / Brown) – Warner Chappell Music

Jack Bruce – Vocals, Bass, Piano

Eric Clapton – Lead Guitar, Vocals

Ginger Baker – Drums

Mono single mix - Recorded at Chalk Farm studios, London in July – September 1966

A Robert Stigwood production

Released as A-side of single Reaction 591 011 in December 1966

8. Spoonful (mono mix) 6:30

(Dixon) – Bug Music UK Ltd.

9. N.S.U. (mono mix) 2:53

(Bruce) – Warner Chappell Music

Jack Bruce – Vocals, Bass and Harmonica on “Spoonful”

Eric Clapton – Lead Guitar, Vocals

Ginger Baker – Drums

Recorded at Chalk Farm studios, London in July – September 1966

A Robert Stigwood production

Taken from the album "Fresh Cream" – Released as Reaction 593 001 in December 1966

10. We’re Going Wrong 3:26

(Bruce) – Warner Chappell Music

11. Dance the Night Away 3:34

(Bruce / Brown) – Warner Chappell Music

12. Sunshine of Your Love 4:10

(Bruce / Brown / Clapton) – Warner Chappell Music

13. SWLABR 2:31

(Bruce / Brown) – Warner Chappell Music

Jack Bruce – Vocals, Bass

Eric Clapton – Lead Guitar, Vocals

Ginger Baker – Drums

Recorded in May 1967 at Atlantic studios, New York

Produced by Felix Pappalardi by arrangement with Robert Stigwood

Taken from the album "Disraeli Gears" – Released as Reaction 594 003 in November 1967

14. Traintime (live) 7:02

(Bruce) – Southern Music

Jack Bruce – Vocals, Harmonica

Ginger Baker – Drums

Recorded at Winterland, San Francisco on March 8^th 1968

Produced by Felix Pappalardi by arrangement with Robert Stigwood

Taken from the album “Wheels of Fire” – Released as Polydor 582 031/2 in August 1968

Also featured on “Wheels of Fire – Live at the Fillmore” – Released as Polydor 583 040 in December 1968

15. As You Said 4:20

(Bruce / Brown) – Warner Chappell Music

16. White Room 4:58

(Bruce / Brown) – Warner Chappell Music

17. Deserted Cities of the Heart 3:38

(Bruce / Brown) – Warner Chappell Music

Jack Bruce – Vocals, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Cello on “As You Said” and “White Room”, Calliope

Eric Clapton – Lead Guitar (except “As You Said”)

Ginger Baker – Drums, Percussion