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Abbreviated Biography
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Jack Bruce, composer, bassist,
singer and multi-instrumentalist was born in the ship-building,
Scottish city of Glasgow to working class parents. his love of music
was stimulated by his mother (Scots folk music) and father (jazz).
At age sixteen he won a scholarship in cello and composition to the
Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama of which
he now holds an Honorary Doctorate of Music.
He left home at seventeen to seek fame and fortune and travelled
around Europe playing with many jazz bands before settling in
London. There he played with Alexis Korner's Blues Inc., The
Graham Bond Organization, John Mayall and Manfred
Mann before forming the world's first super group,
Cream with Eric Clapton and Ginger
Baker. He composed most of Cream's hits, including
I Feel Free, Sunshine of Your Love, White Room and many
others during the band's meteoric career. After the demise of Cream
he began his dream of pursuing his personal goal of forging his own
musical language and playing with many of the finest musicians in
the world in his own bands.
In 1993 Jack was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame as a member of Cream, and the band had a tremendously
successful reunion in 2005. The following year,
Jack was presented with the Lifetime Achievement Grammy
for his work with Cream.
He continues to be prolific musically and records and plays concerts
all over the globe.
His most recent release is Seven Moons with guitar
god, Robin Trower and Jack is looking forward to
the release of a six CD box set entitled Can You Follow?
which traces his long career from the age of nineteen up until
(almost) the present day.
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