Gig List - 1965-2010
Researched and
compiled by
Bob Elliott (
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (John Mayall, Geoff Krivit, Jack Bruce,
Hughie Flint)
(various sources say that Jack’s first gig with the Bluesbreakers was Sep. 11/65 while others say it was Oct. 8/65. I’ve therefore included the dates starting at
Sep. 11/65)
Sep. 11/65 'California Ballroom' Dunstable,
Sep. 11/65 'Twisted Wheel'
Sep. 12/65 'Mojo Club'
Sep. 13/65 'R&B-ville'/'Galaxy Club'/'Town Hall'
Sep. 15/65 '
Sep. 16/65 'Queen of Hearts' Stanmore,
Sep. 17/65 'Bluesville R&B Club'/'Manor House'
Sep. 18/65 'New Georgian Club' Cowley, Uxbridge,
Sep. 19/65 'Kirklevington Country Club' Kirklevington,
Sep. 20/65 'R&B-ville'/'Galaxy Club'/'Town Hall'
Sep. 22/65 '
Sep. 23/65 'Queen of Hearts' Stanmore,
Sep. 24/65 'Il Rondo Club'
Sep. 25/65 'Club A Go Go'
Sep. 26/65 'Dungeon Club'
Sep. 29/65 'Orford Cellar Club'
Sep. 30/65 'Klooks Kleek'/'Railway Hotel'
Oct. 2/65 'Blue
Moon Club'
Oct. 3/65
'Galaxy Club'/'Woburn Park Hotel' Addlestone,
Oct. 8/65
'Ricky Tick'/'Town Hall'
Oct. 11/65 'Bluesville Club'/'Manor House Ballroom'
Oct. 15/65 'Flamingo Club'
Oct. 16/65 '
Band)
Oct. 17/65 'Plaza Ballroom' Newbury,
Oct. 21/65 'Bowes Lyon House' Stavenage,
Oct. 22/65 'Refactory Club' Golders Green,
Oct. 23/65 'Ricky Tick'
Oct. 24/65 'Bromel Club'/'
Oct. 25/65
'Saturday Club' BBC Light Programme Radio 1,
(I'm Your Witchdoctor, Cheating Woman, Nowhere To Run)
Oct. 26/65 'Klooks Kleek'/'Railway Hotel'
Oct. 26/65 'Ready-Steady-Radio' Radio
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (John Mayall, Peter Green, Jack Bruce,
Hughie Flint)
Oct. 27/65 'Le Disque A Go-Go Club'
Oct. 29/65 'Twisted Wheel'
Oct. 30/65 'Mojo Club'
Nov. 4/65 'Blue
Triangle Club' Ealing,
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (John Mayall, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce,
Hughie Flint)
Nov. 6/65
unknown venue,
Nov. 7/65
'Flamingo Club'
Nov. 11/65 'Klooks Kleek R&B Club'/'Railway Hotel',
Nov. 12/65 'Bluesville R&B Club'/'Manor House'
Nov. 13/65 'Blue Moon Club'
Nov. 14/65 'Ricky Tick' Plaza Ballroom,
Nov. 17/65 'Scaffold Club'
Nov. 19/65 'Zambesi Club' Hounslow,
Nov. 20/65 'University'
Nov. 21/65 'Red Cross Hall' Sutton,
Manfred Mann (Manfred Mann, Mike Hugg, Tom McGuinness, Jack Bruce, Mike
Vickers, Paul Jones, Henry Lowther, Lyn Dobson)
Nov. 22/65 'Gaumont Cinema'
Nov. 23/65 'Ritz Cinema'
Nov. 24/65 'Ritz Theatre'
Nov. 25/65 'ABC Cinema'
Nov. 26/65 'ABC Cinema'
Nov. 27/65 'Granada Cinema' East Ham,
Nov. 28/65 'Coventry Theatre'
Nov. 29/65 'ABC Cinema'
Nov. 30/65 'Guildhall'
Dec. 2/65
'Granada Cinema'
Dec. 3/65 'Colston
Hall'
Dec. 4/65 'ABC
Cinema'
Dec. 5/65 'ABC
Cinema'
Dec. 6/65
'Adelphi Cinema'
Dec. 7/65
'Saturday Club' BBC Light Programme Radio 1,
(When Will I Be Loved, It Took A Little While, There's No Living Without Your
Loving, Spirit Feel, Tired Of Trying, Bored With Lying, Scared Of Dying)
Dec. 10/65 'Ready, Steady, Go!' ITV TV, Wembley,
Dec. 12/65 'Thank Your Lucky Stars' ITV Rediffusion (TV
broadcast)
Dec. 16/65 'City Hall'
Dec. 18/65 'Bridlington Spa' Bridlington,
Dec. 28/65 'Marquee Club'
Dec. 29/65 '
Dec. 21/65 'Radio
Jan. 7/66
'Matrix Hall'
Jan. 8/66
'Baths Hall'
Jan. 13/66 'University'
(the band are involved in a car accident following this show and several
dates had to be cancelled)
Jan. 15/66 'University'
Jan. 18/66 'Pop Profile'/'BBC Radio Light Programme,
Jan. 21/66 'The Joe Loss Pop Show'
Jan. 21/66 '
Jan. 22/66 'Imperial Ballroom' Nelson,
Jan. 23/66 'Jigsaw Club'
Jan. 24/66 'Marquee Club'
(Eric Burdon joins in on vocals as Paul Jones is still ailing from the
effects of the car accident)
Jan. 28/66 'Civic Hall'
Jan. 29/66 'University'
Jan. 30/66 '
Manfred Mann (Manfred Mann, Mike Hugg, Tom McGuinness, Jack Bruce, Paul
Jones)
Feb. 15/66 'Sherwood Rooms'
Feb. 16/66 'Jazz Club' BBC Light Programme (Radio
broadcast)
(Driva Man, Monkey Train)
Mar. 1/66
'Marquee Club'
Mar. 7/66
'Pavilion'
Mar. 8/66 'Big
Beat Session'/'Winter Gardens' Malvern,
Eric Clapton and the Powerhouse
(Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Steve Winwood, Paul Jones, Pete York, Ben
Palmer)
Mar. 9/66
'Olympic Sound Studios'
(I Want To Know, Steppin' Out, Crossroads)
Manfred Mann (Manfred Mann, Mike Hugg, Tom McGuinness, Jack Bruce, Paul
Jones) cont'd
Mar. 19/66 '
Mar. 21/66 'Tiles Club'
Mar. 25/66 'University'
Mar. 26/66 'Guildhall'
Mar. 27/66 '
Mar. 28/66 'Co-ed Eva Youth Centre'
Mar. 30/66
unknown venue,
Apr. 3/66
'Daily Express Record Star Show'/'Empre Pool' Wembley,
(with Cliff Richard & The Shadows, The Spencer Davis Group and
Georgie Fame)
Apr. 6/66 'Corn
Exchange'
Apr.. 7/66 'Town Hall'
Apr. 8/66 '
Apr. 9/66 'Gliderdrome'
Apr. 12/66 'Marquee Club'
Apr. 13/66 'Spring Festival' Mid Herts College of Further
Education, Welwyn Garden City,
Apr. 14/66 'Ritz' Skewan,
Apr. 14/66 'Aspen
Apr. 15/66 'Regal Ballroom' Ammanford,
Apr. 16/66 'Imperial Ballroom' Nelson,
Apr. 19/66 'Pop Inn' BBC Light Programme (Radio broadcast)
(Know Your Friends, When Will I Be Loved, I Got You Babe, Pretty
Flamingo,
Long Haired Unsquare Dude Called Jack)
Apr. 19/66 'Saturday Club' BBC Light Programme Radio 1,
(When Will I Be Loved, Still I'm Sad, Pretty Flamingo, Machines)
Apr. 21/66 'Top of The Pops'
Apr. 22/66 'Now!' ITV Rediffusion (TV broadcast)
Apr. 22/66 'Ready, Steady, Go!' ITV TV, Wembley,
Apr. 23/66 'Memorial Hall'
Apr. 25/66 '99 Club'
Apr. 26/66 '
Apr. 28/66 'Top of The Pops'
Apr. 29/66 'Scene at
Apr. 29/66 'Faculty of Technology'
Apr. 30/66 'University'
May 3/66
'Barry Training Centre' Glamorgan,
May 4/66
'Top Rank Ballroom'
May 5/66
'Top of The Pops'
May 5/66
'City Hall'
May 6/66
'Coronation Ballroom'
May 7/66
'Floral Hall'
May 8/66
'
May 12/66 'Top
of The Pops'
May 13/66
'University'
May 14/66
'Pavilion Ballroom' Buxton,
May 15/66 '
May 20/66 'Raith
Ballroom'
May 20/66
'Dobie Hall' Labert,
May 21/66 '
May 22/66 '
May 28/66 'The
Joe Loss Pop Show' BBC Light Programme (Radio broadcast)
May 28/66 '
May 29/66
'Supreme Ballroom'
June 8/66
'Marquee Club'
June 9/66 'Pier
Ballroom'
June 10/66 'Ready, Steady, Go!' ITV TV, Wembley,
June 10/66 'Civic Hall'
June 11/66 'Queen’s Hall'
June 12/66 'Mojo Club'
Group Sounds Four with Jack Bruce, Jon Hiseman, Henry Lowther, Lyn
Dobson
June 13/66 'The Jazz Scene' BBC Light Programme (Radio
broadcast - broadcast June 19/66)
(Softly, As In A Morning
Manfred Mann (Manfred Mann, Mike Hugg, Tom McGuinness, Jack Bruce, Paul
Jones) cont'd
June 17/66 'Silver Blades'
June 18/66 'Uxbridge Blues Festival' Hillingdon, Uxbridge,
(with The Alan Walker Group, The Action, The Good Goods, The
Steam Packet)
June 20/66 '
June 23/66 'University'
June 24/66 'University'
June 25/66 '
June 26/66 'St. Luke’s College'
Cream
July 18 to July 28/66 - rehearsals take place in a church
hall in
(songs include Steppin' Out, Traintime, Toad, Sleepy Time Time, Cat's Squirrel,
First Time I Met The Blues, Hey Lawdy Mama, Meet Me In The Bottom, Spoonful,
Long Haired Unsquare Dude Called Jack, Take Your Finger
Off It, I'm A Roadrunner)
July 29/66 'Twisted Wheel'
(recent evidence shows that this gig may have actually occurred
on July 30/66)
(according to Dave Thompson's "Cream - The World's First Supergroup", the
show consisted of Steppin' Out, Spoonful, Cat's Squirrel, Hey Lawdy Mama,
Meet Me In The Bottom, First Time I Met The Blues, I'm So Glad, Traintime
and Toad)
July 31/66 '6th National Jazz & Blues Festival'
(Spoonful, Sleepy Time Time, Steppin' Out, Traintime, Toad and others were played)
Aug. 1/66
'Cooks Ferry Inn'
Aug. 2/66 'Klooks
Kleek R&B Club'/'Railway Hotel'
Aug. 3/66 'Rayrik
Studios' Chalk Farm,
(recording of Beauty Queen, You Make Me Feel and The Coffee Song)
Aug. 6/66 'Beat
and Blues Festival'/'Town Hall'
(with The Drifters, The Package Deal)
Aug. 9/66
'Fishmongers Arms' Wood
Aug. 12/66 'Bromel Club'/'
Aug. 13/66 'Blue Moon Club'
Aug. 16/66 'Marquee Club'
Aug. 17/66 'Orford Cellar Club'
Aug. 19/66 'Cellar Club'
Aug. 20/66 'Mojo Club'
Aug. 21/66
Aug. /66
'Rayrik Studios' Chalk Farm,
(recording of Wrapping Paper)
Aug. 24/66 'Eel Pie Hotel'
Aug. 26/66 'Il Rondo Club'
Aug. 27/66 'Ram Jam Club' Brixton,
Aug. 27/66 'All Night Rave'/'Flamingo Club'
Aug. 28/66 'Beachcomber Club'
Aug. 29/66 'Community Centre'
Aug. 31/66 'Ryemuse Studio'/'
(initial recording sessions for 'Fresh Cream'. I Feel Free, Cat's
Squirrel, N.S.U.)
Sep. 1/66
'Concorde Club'
Sep. 2/66 'Bluesville
66'/'Manor House'
Sep. 4/66
'Ricky Tick'/'Thames Hotel'
Sep. 5/66
Garston,
Sep. 7/66 'Town
Hall' Farnborough,
Sep. 9/66
Folkestone, Kent, England (?)
Sep. 10/66 'Marquee Club'
Sep. 11/66 'Skyline Ballroom'
Sep. 12/66 'Bluesville Club' St. Matthew's Baths Hall'
Sep. 15/66 'Ricky Tick'/'Corn Exchange'
Sep. 16/66 'Hermitage Halls' Hitchin,
Sep. 17/66 'Drill Hall' Grantham,
Sep. 18/66 'Blue Moon Club' Hayes,
Sep. 19/66 'Atalanta Ballroom'
Sep. 20/66 'Saturday Club' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 1,
Sep. 23/66 'Ricky Tick'/'Corn Exchange' Newbury,
Sep. 26/66 'Starlite Club'/'Star Hotel' West
Sep. 27/66 'Marquee Club'
Sep. 29/66
Sep. 30/66 'Ricky Tick' Hounslow,
Oct. 1/66 '
(Jimi Hendrix jams with the Cream playing 'Killing Floor')
Oct. 2/66
'Country Club' Kirklevington,
Oct. 3/66 'Wall City Jazz
Club'
Oct. 4/66 'Fishmongers Arms'
Wood Green,
Oct. 5/66 '
Oct. 6/66 '
Oct. 7/66 '
Oct. 8/66 '
Oct. 9/66 'Birdcage'/'Kimbells
Ballroom'
Oct. 11/66 'Flamingo Club'
Oct. 12/66 'Orford Cellar Club'
Oct. 13/66 'Club A Go Go'
(changed from the New Yorker Discotheque/McIlroy's Ballroom in
Oct. 14/66
Oct. 15/66
Oct. 15/66 'Jigsaw Club'
Oct. 16/66
Oct. 17/66 'Majestic Ballroom'
Oct. 19/66 'Ryemuse Studio'/'
(further recording sessions for 'Fresh Cream'. Sleepy Time Time, Dreaming and Sweet
Wine)
Oct. 20/66 'Carnival Dance'/'St. Gile's Youth Club'
Willenhall Baths Assembly Hall,
(with The N' Betweens, Listen (with Robert Plant) and The
Factotums)
Oct. 21/66 'Bandbeat' BBC Radio 1,
(Spoonful, Sleepy Time Time and Rollin' and Tumblin')
Oct. 21/66 'Bluesville 66'/'Manor House'
Oct. 22/66 'Union Hop'/'
Oct. 23/66 'Beachcomber Club'
Oct. 24/66 'Bluesville Club' St. Matthews Baths Hall,
Oct. 27/66 'New Yorker Discotheque'
Oct. 28/66 'Il Rondo Club'
Oct. 29/66 '
Oct. 29/66 'All Night Rave'/'
Oct. 30/66 '
Oct. 31/66 'Atalanta Ballroom'
Nov. 1/66
'Ready, Steady, Go!' ITV TV, Wembley,
(Wrapping Paper and N.S.U. - mimed to studio tracks - broadcast
Nov. 4/66)
Nov. 2/66
Nov. /66
'Ryemuse Studio'/'
(further recording sessions for 'Fresh Cream'. Four Until Late, Rollin' and Tumblin',
Toad, I'm So Glad and Spoonful)
Nov. 3/66 'Ram
Jam Club' Brixton,
Nov. 4/66
'University'
Nov. 5/66 'Town
Hall' East Ham,
Nov. 7/66 'New
Spot Club'/'Thorngate Ballroom'
Nov. 8/66
'Saturday Club' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 1,
(Sweet Wine, Steppin' Out, Wrapping Paper, Rollin' and Tumblin', I'm So Glad and
Sleepy Time Time - broadcast Nov. 12/66)
Nov. 8/66
'Marquee Club'
Nov. 11/66 'Public Baths' Sutton,
Nov. 12/66 '
Nov. 13/66 '
Nov. 15/66 'Klooks Kleek R&B Club'/'Railway Hotel'
Nov. 17/66 'University'
Nov. 18/66 'Hoveton Village Hall' Wroxham,
Nov. 19/66 'Blue Moon Club'
Nov. 21/66 'Monday Monday' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 2
(Spoonful, Steppin' Out, I'm So Glad)
Nov. 21/66 'The Pavilion'
Nov. 22/66 'Chinese R&B Jazz Club'/'Corn Exchange'
Nov. 25/66 '
Nov. 26/66 'Corn Exchange'
Nov. 27/66 '
Nov. 28/66 'Guitar Club' BBC Radio 1,
(Crossroads, Sitting On Top of The World and Steppin' Out -
broadcast Dec. 30/66)
Nov. 28/66 'Atalanta Ballroom'
Dec. 2/66 '
(with The In Crowd (with Steve Howe) and The Wrong Direction)
Dec. 3/66
'Birdcage'/'Kimbells Ballroom'
(2nd show cancelled as Ginger collapsed during the 1st show)
Dec. 4/66 'Starlite
Ballroom' Greenford,
Dec. 5/66 'Bluesville
66'/'The Baths Hall'
(cancelled due to Ginger being ill)
Dec. 7/66
'Skyline Ballroom'
(cancelled due to Ginger being ill)
Dec. 9/66
'Rhythm & Blues World Service' BBC Radio 1,
(Cat's Squirrel, Traintime, Hey Lawdy Mama and I'm So Glad -
broadcast Jan. 9/67)
Dec. 9/66 'Bluesville
66'/'Manor House'
Dec. 10/66 'Isleworth Polytechnic' Isleworth,
Dec. 12/66 'Cooks Ferry Inn'
Dec. 13/66 '
Dec. 14/66 'Bromel Club'/'
Dec. 15/66 '
Dec. 16 to Dec. 18/66
Dec. 17/66 'La Locomotive Club' Place Blanche,
Dec. 18/66 'Agincourt Ballroom' Camberly,
Dec. 19/66 'Atalanta Ballroom'
Dec. 20/66 'Tuesday Beat Session'/'Winter Gardens' Malvern,
Dec. 21/66 'Top of the Pops' BBC Radio
(I Feel Free - mimed to studio track - broadcast Dec. 29/66)
Dec. 21/66 'Bromel Club'/'
Dec. 22/66 'Pier Pavilion'
Dec. 23/66 'Odeon Cinema'
Dec. 24/66 'Midnight City Club'
Dec. 30/66 'The Roundhouse'/'Double Giant Freak-Out Ball'
Chalk Farm,
(with Alan Brown Set)
Jan. 7/67
'Ricky Tick'/'Thames Hotel'
Jan. 10/67 'Saturday Club' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 1,
(Four Until Late, I Feel Free, Traintime, N.S.U. and Toad -
broadcast Jan. 14/67)
Jan. 10/67 'Marquee Club'
Jan. 11/67 'Top of The Pops' BBC TV,
Jan. 13/67 'Ricky Tick'/'Guildhall'
Jan. 14/67 'Lanchester Arts Festival'/'
Jan. 15/67 'Ricky Tick' Hounslow,
Jan. 16/67 'Monday Monday' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 2,
(N.S.U., Rollin' and Tumblin' and I Feel Free)
Jan. 18/67 'Town Hall' Stourbridge,
Jan. 19/67 'Arts Ball'/'
(with Zoot Money, The Birds and Shotgun Express)
Jan. 20/67 'Club A Go Go'
Jan. 21/67 'Floral Hall'
Jan. 24/67 'Chinese R&B Jazz Club'/'Corn Exchange'
Jan. 25/67 'Parade of the Pops' BBC Radio
Jan. 26/67 'Top of the Pops' BBC TV
Jan. 27/67 'Adelphi Ballroom'
Jan. 28/67 'Ram Jam Club' Brixton,
Feb. 3/67 'All
Night Rave'/'Queens Hall'
Feb. 4/67 '
Feb. 5/67
'Sunday At The Saville'/'Saville Theatre'
(2 shows with Sands and Edwin Starr)
Feb. 9/67 'City
Hall'
Feb. 10/67 'Bluesville 67'/'Manor House'
Feb. 11/67 '
Feb. 15/67 'Assembly Hall' Aylesbury,
Feb. 17/67 'Woodlands Youth Centre'
Feb. 18/67 'Tofts Club'
Feb. 19/67 'Starlite Ballroom' Greenford,
Feb. 22/67 'Bromel Club'/'
Feb. 24/67 'Beat-Club' TV Bremen, Germany (I Feel Free -
mimed to studio track)
Feb. 25/67 'Star-Club'
Feb. 26/67 'Star-Club'
Feb. 27/67 '
(with 15 other groups including the Graham Bond Organisation)
Mar. 1/67
'Ulster Hall'
(with the Interns, the Group, the Few and the
Mar. 2/67
'Queens University Students Hall'
(with the Interns, the Green Angels and the Faculty)
Mar. 5/67
Mar.
6/67 'Ekstra Bladets Pop Pool'/'Falkoner Centret' Copenhagen,
Denmark
(with Defenders, Hitmakers, Sir
Hendry and His
Peter Belli & Seven Sounds)
Mar. 7/67 'Onkel
Thores Stuga'
Mar. 7/67 'Konserthuset'
(N.S.U., Steppin' Out, Traintime, Toad and I'm So Glad are
broadcast)
Mar. 8/67 'Cue
Club'/'Liseberg Cirkus' Gothenburg,
(with Steam Packet, the Gonks, Annabeenox and the Jackpots)
Mar. 11/67 '
Mar. 12/67 'Tavern Club'
Mar. 14/67 'Central Sound'
Mar. 14/67 'Beachcomber Club'
Mar. 15/67 'Ryemuse Studio'/'
(recording of the 'Disraeli Gears' LP demos. Take It Back, The Clearout, Weird of
Hermiston, We're Going Wrong, Blue Condition, Hey Now Princess and SWLABR)
Mar. 16/67 '
Mar. 18/67 '
Mar. 20/67 'Monday Monday' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 2
(I'm
So Glad, Take It Back - broadcast March 27/67)
Mar. 21/67 'Marquee Club'
Mar. 22/67 '
Mar. 25 to April 2/67 'RKO Paramount Theatre'
Ryder, Wilson Pickett, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Simon & Garfunkel, Jan &
Dean, The Who, The Blues Project, The Blues Magoos, The Young Rascals and others)
(5
shows per day. Cream played 1 to 3 songs per show including I Feel Free)
Apr. 3/67
'Atlantic Studios'
Apr. 4/67
'Atlantic Studios'
Apr. 7/67
'Municipal Hall' Pontypridd,
Apr. 9/67 '
Apr. 14/67 'Ricky Tick' Newbury,
Apr. 15/67 '
Apr. 16/67 'Daily Express Record Star Show'/'Empire Pool'
(N.S.U. and I'm So Glad were performed)
(with Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers, Dave Berry and the Cruisers,
Julie Felix, David and Jonathan and the Issue, Chris Farlowe and the
Thunderbirds, the Move, Freddie and the Dreamers, Paul Jones and Mike
Leander, the Kinks, Gene Pitney, Lulu and the George Bean Group, the New
Vaudville Band, The Alan Price Set, the Tremeloes, the Troggs, Geno
Washington and the Ram Jam Band
and others)
Apr. 18/67 'Chinese R&B Jazz Club'/'Corn Exchange'
Apr. 19/67 'Beachcomber Club'
Apr. 21/67 '
Apr. 22/67 'Ricky Tick' Hounslow,
Apr. 26/67 'Birdcage'
Apr. 28/67 'University' Edgbaston,
Apr. 29/67 '
May 1/67
'Starpalast'
May 2/67
'Hor Hin-Schau Zu' TV show,
May 3/67
'Hor Hin-Schau Zu' TV show,
May 5/67 'Municipal
Hall' Pontypridd, Glamorgan,
(this show was originally scheduled for April 7)
May 6/67
'Sound and
May 6/67
'R.A.F. Station'/'
May 7/67
'NME Poll Winners Concert'/'Empire Pool'
(according to a review in NME, I Feel Free and Wrapping Paper
were performed)
(with the Beach Boys, the Move, Spencer Davis Group, Cliff Richard, the Troggs, the
Allan Price Set, Georgie Fame, the Small Faces, Dusty
Springfield and others)
May 7/67
'The Swan Hotel' Yardley,
May 12 to May 15/67 'Atlantic Studios'
(recording sessions for 'Disraeli Gears'. Sunshine of Your Love, World of Pain, Dance
The Night Away, Blue Condition, Tales of Brave Ulysses, SWLABR, Take It Back, We're
Going Wrong, Outside Woman Blues and Mother's Lament)
May 19/67
'Beat-Club' TV Bremen, Germany (Strange Brew - mimed to studio track)
May 20/67 'Stadion'
May 21/67
'Jaguar-Club' Scala,
May 23/67
'Marquee Club'
May 26/67 '
May 27/67 '
May 27/67 '
(with the Tribe, the Other Extreme and the Cabinet)
May 29/67
'Barbecue 67'/'Tulip Bulb Auction Hall'
(with the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Pink Floyd, the Move, Geno
And The Ram Jam Band, Zoot Money And His Big Roll Band and Sounds Force Five)
May 30/67
'Saturday Club' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 1,
(Strange Brew, Tales of Brave Ulysses, We're Going Wrong –
broadcast June
3/67)
June 1/67 'Palais
des Sports'
June 3/67 'Ram
Jam Club' Brixton,
June 8/67 'Colston
Hall'
June 9/67
'Civic Hall'
June 10/67 '
June 11/67 'Starlite Ballroom'
June 12/67 'Trinity Hall'
June 15/67 'Top of the Pops' BBC 'Light Programme' TV
London, England (mime to Strange Brew)
June 16/67 '
June 22/67 'Dee Time' BBC TV (hosted by Simon Dee)
June 23/67 '
June 24/67 'Carlton Ballroom' Eardington,
June 25/67 'Wheels Discotheque'
June 27/67 'Tuesday Beat Session'/'Winter Gardens' Malvern,
June 28/67 'Floral Hall' Gorleston-On-Sea,
(the equipment van arrives late and Cream perform only 2 songs on borrowed equipment.
A make-up date is rescheduled for Aug. 12)
June 29/67 'Top of the Pops' BBC 'Light Programme' TV
London, England (mime to Strange Brew)
June 30/67 'Bluesville 67'/'Manor House'
July 1/67
'Upper Cut'
July 2/67 'Saville
Theatre'
(with Jimmy Powell and the Dimensions, the Jeff Beck Group and John
Mayall's Bluesbreakers)
July 7/67
'Ballerina Ballroom'
(postponed to July 10 as the equipment van broke down)
July 8/67
with photographer Robert Whitaker, Cream climb
July 8/67
'Beach Ballroom'
July 9/67 'Kinema
Ballroom'
July 10/67 'Ballerina Ballroom'
July /67
'IBC Studios'
(initial sessions for White Room, Sitting On Top of The World and Born Under A Bad
Sign)
July 12/67 'Floral Hall' Great
July 14/67 'Joe Loss Show' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 1,
(Strange Brew, Tales of Brave Ulysses)
July 15/67 'Supreme Ballroom'
Aug. 4/67 'City
Hall'
Aug. 5/67
'Market Hall'
Aug. 6/67 'McGoos'
Aug. 7/67 '
Aug. 8/67
'Palace Ballroom'
Aug. /67
'IBC Studios'
(further sessions for White Room and Born Under A Bad Sign)
Aug. 12/67 'Floral Hall' Corleston-On-Sea,
Aug. 13/67 '7th National Jazz & Blues Festival'
(first photographic evidence of Jack playing his first EB-3)
Aug. 15/67 'Explosion '67'/'Town Hall'
Aug. 17/67 'Speakeasy'
Aug. 19/67
Aug. 20/67 '
Aug. 22/67 'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and
Southside Sound System)
Aug. 23/67 'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and
Southside Sound System)
Aug. 24/67 'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and
Southside Sound System)
Aug. 25/67 'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and
Southside Sound System)
Aug. 26/67 'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and
Southside Sound System)
Aug. 27/67 'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and
Southside Sound System)
Aug. 29/67 'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)
Aug. 30/67 'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)
Aug. 31/67 'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)
Sep. 1/67
'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)
Sep. 2/67
'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)
Sep. 3/67
'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)
Sep. 4/67
'Whisky A Go-Go'
Sep. 5/67
'Whisky A Go-Go'
Sep. 6/67
'Whisky A Go-Go'
Sep. 8/67
'Cross Town Bus Club'
(cancelled - shows are moved to the Psychedelic Supermarket)
Sep. 10/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket'
Sep. 11/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket'
Sep. 12/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket'
Sep. 13/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket'
Sep. 14/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket'
Sep. 15/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket'
Sep. 16/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket'
Sep. /67
'Atlantic Studios'
(final sessions for Sitting On Top of The World and Born Under A
Bad Sign.
Further sessions for White Room)
Sep. 22/67 'Action House'
Sep. 23/67 'Village Theatre'
(according a fan review, Moby Grape cancelled and were replaced
by Canned
Heat)
Sep. 24/67 'Action House'
Sep. 26/67 'Cafe Au Go Go'
Sep. 27/67 'Cafe Au Go Go'
Sep. 28/67 'Cafe Au Go Go'
Sep. 29/67 'Cafe Au Go Go'
Sep. 30/67 'Village Theatre'
(early show with the Soul Survivors and Richie Havens)
Sep. 30/67 'Cafe Au Go Go'
Oct. 1/67 'Cafe
Au Go Go'
Oct. 3/67 'Cafe
Au Go Go'
Oct. 4/67 'Cafe
Au Go Go'
Oct. 5/67 'Cafe
Au Go Go'
Oct. 6/67 'Cafe
Au Go Go'
Oct. 7/67 'Cafe
Au Go Go'
Oct. 8/67 'Cafe
Au Go Go'
Oct. 9 to Oct.
10/67 'Atlantic Studios'
(initial sessions for Pressed Rat and Warthog and Anyone For Tennis. Further sessions
for White Room)
Oct. 11/67 'Fifth Dimension Club'
Oct. 12/67 'Fifth Dimension Club'
Oct. 13/67 'Grande Ballroom'
Oct. 14/67 'Grande Ballroom'
Oct. 15/67 'Grande Ballroom'
Oct. 19/67 'Romanos Ballroom'
Oct. 24/67 'Top Gear' BBC Radio 1,
(Take It Back, Outside Woman Blues, Tales of Brave Ulysses, Sunshine of Your Love and
Born Under A Bad Sign - broadcast Oct. 29/67)
Oct. 28/67 'Union Dance'/'University'
Oct. 29/67 'Sundays At The Saville'/'Saville Theatre'
(2 shows with the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band and the Action. Compered
by John
Peel)
Oct. 29/67 'Top Gear' BBC Radio 1,
(songs recorded for 'Top Gear' on Oct. 24/67 are rebroadcast on
this date)
Nov. 1/67 'Bal
Tabarin' Bromley,
Nov. 2/67 'Romanos
Ballroom'
Nov. 3/67 '
Nov. 6/67 'Bush
House' BBC Russian Service,
(interview with Eric and Jack - broadcast Nov. 14/67)
Nov. 6/67
'Silver Blades Ice Rink'
Nov. 10/67 'Toppot'/'Ny Adelgade'
Nov. 11/67 'TV-Byen (TV Village)' (studio A)
(N.S.U., Strange Brew and I'm So Glad - mimed to studio tracks)
Nov. 11/67 'Hit-Club'/'Vejgaard Hallen'
(with Defenders, Parrots and Go-Go)
Nov. 12/67 'Falkoner Centret'
(2 shows with Steppeulvene and the Defenders)
Nov. 13/67 'Pasila TV'
(Sunshine of Your Love, Tales of Brave Ulysses, World of Pain and
- mimed to studio tracks)
Nov. 13/67 'Kulttuuritalo'
Nov. 14/67 'Konserthuset'
(2 shows with Hansson & Karlsson and the Young Flowers)
Nov. 15/67 'Lorensbergs Cirkus'
Liseberg, Gothenburg, Sweden
(2 shows with the Young Flowers
and a couple of local groups)
Nov. 17/67 'Rigoletto'
Nov. 18/67 'Idrottshuset'
Nov. 23/67 'Club A Go Go'
Nov. 24/67 'Central Pier'/'Marine Ballroom' Morecambe,
(with the Doodlebugs and the Top Katz with DJ Lord Byron)
Nov. 26/67 'Twice a Fortnight' BBC TV, Lime Grove Studios,
(We're Going Wrong - broadcast Dec. 2/67)
Nov. 28/67 'Marquee Club'
Dec. 1/67 'Top
Rank'
(cancelled due to Ginger being ill. Postponed until Jan. 19/68)
Dec. 2/67 '
(cancelled due to Ginger being ill. Replaced with the Moody
Blues)
Dec. 3/67
'Happening Sunday' BBC Radio 1,
(songs recorded for 'Top Gear' on Oct. 24/67 are rebroadcast on
this date)
Dec. 9/67
'Union Dance'/'University'
Dec. 12 to Dec. 15/67 'Atlantic Studios'
(further sessions for Pressed Rat and Warthog, Anyone For Tennis
and White Room)
Dec. 18/67 'Rhythm & Blues World Service' BBC Radio,
(songs recorded for 'Top Gear' on Oct. 24/67 are rebroadcast on
this date)
Dec. 20/67 'Debutante’s Ball'
Dec 21/67
unknown studio,
(the Falstaff Beer commercial was recorded on this date)
Dec. 22/67 'Grande Ballroom'
Dec. 23/67 'Grande Ballroom'
Dec. 24/67 'Atlantic Studios'
(further sessions for Pressed Rat and Warthog, Anyone For Tennis
and White Room)
Jan. 5/68
'Industrial Club'
Jan. 9/68 'Top
Gear' BBC Radio 1,
(SWLABR, Politician, Steppin' Out, We're Going Wrong and Blue Condition - broadcast
on Jan. 14/68)
Jan. 10/68 'Revolution Club'
(Tales of Brave Ulysses, Sunshine of Your Love, Spoonful)
Jan. 13/68 'Fenklup (VARA)'(Fan Club) TV Show,
(SWLABR and Sunshine of Your Love - live vocal over the studio tracks -
broadcast on Jan. 19/68)
Jan. 14/68 'Redcar Jazz Club'/'Coatham Hotel'
Jan. 19/68 'Top Rank Suite'
(this was originally scheduled for Dec. 1/67)
Jan. 20/68 '
Jan. 27/68 '
(with Alan Brown and the Chris Ian Dreamboat Show)
Feb. 2/68 '
Feb. 3/68
'Carnival '68'/'
(with Two of Each, the Millionaires and the Soundtrekkers)
Feb. 5/68 'Vognmandsmarken' Osterbro,
(World of Pain - mimed to studio track) - filmed in a market on the back of a
flat-bed truck for the movie 'Det Var En Lordag Aften' ('On A Saturday Night')
Feb. 6/68
'unknown roundhouse' Osterbro,
(We're Going Wrong - mimed to studio track) - filmed indoors for
the movie
'Det Var En Lordag Aften' ('On A Saturday Night')
Feb. 7/68 'Tivolis
Koncertsal'
(2 shows with Hansson & Karlsson and the Young Flowers)
Feb. 9/68 'Arts
Ball Goes
(with the Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Family, Wynder K. Frogg and the Freddie Mack
Show)
Feb. 10/68 'University'
(last gig in the
Feb. 13 to Feb. 22/68 'Atlantic Studios'
(initial sessions for Deserted Cities of The Heart, As You Said,
Politician, Passing The Time and Those Were The Days. Final sessions for
Pressed Rat and Warthog and Anyone For Tennis. Overdubs for White Room)
Feb. 23/68 '
(2 shows with Steppenwolf, Penny Nichols and the Electric Prunes)
Feb. 24/68 'Earl Warren Showgrounds'
(with Taj Mahal and the James Cotton Blues Band)
Feb. 25/68 'Swing Auditorium'
Feb. 29/68 'Winterland Arena'
(with Big Black and Loading Zone)
Mar. 1/68 'Winterland
Arena'
(with Big Black and Loading Zone)
Mar. 2/68 'Winterland
Arena'
(with Big Black and Loading Zone)
Mar. 3/68
'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with Big Black and Loading Zone)
Mar. 7/68
'Fillmore Auditorium'
(with Jeremy & the Satyrs, Blood Sweat and Tears and the James
Cotton Blues Band)
Mar. 8/68 'Winterland
Arena'
(Cream arrived late and only did one show, opening with Cat's
Squirrel)
(with Jeremy & the Satyrs, Blood Sweat and Tears and the James
Cotton Blues Band)
Mar. 9/68 'Winterland
Arena'
(with Jeremy & the Satyrs, Blood Sweat and Tears and the James
Cotton Blues Band)
Mar. 10/68 'Winterland Arena'
(with Jeremy & the Satyrs, Blood Sweat and Tears and the James
Cotton Blues Band)
Mar. 11/68 'Memorial Auditorium'
Mar. 13/68 'Selland Arena'
Mar. 15/68 '
(afternoon show with Canned Heat)
Mar. 15/68 'Shrine Exposition Hall'
(evening show with the James Cotton Blues Band and Mint Tattoo)
Mar. 16/68 'Shrine Exposition Hall'
(with the James Cotton Blues Band and Mint Tattoo)
Mar. 17/68 'Star Theatre'
Mar. 19/68 'The Family Dog'
Mar. 21/68 '
Mar. 22/68 'Clowes Memorial Hall'/'
(2 shows with American Breed)
Mar. 23/68 'Shapiro Athletic Center'/'
(show actually started at
Mar. 26/68 '
Mar. 27/68 '
Mar. 29/68 'Hunter College Auditorium'
Mar. 30/68 '
Mar. 31/68 'Music Hall'
Apr. 3/68
'Morris Civic Auditorium'
Apr. 5/68 'Back
Bay Theatre'
Apr. 6/68
'Commodore Ballroom'
Apr. 7/68
'Eastman College Theatre'
(Cream cancelled this gig as their equipment failed to arrive on
time)
Apr. 8/68
'Capitol Theatre'
Apr. 10/68 '
Apr. 11/68 'Thee Image Club'
Apr.
/68 Chadds Ford,
Kane)
Apr. 12/68 'Electric Factory'
Apr. 13/68 'Electric Factory'
Apr. 14/68 'Electric Factory'
Cream returned to
with several shows
being postponed until June. It had long been thought that
the gigs at the
Electric Factory in
Apr. 16/68 'Paul Sauve Arena'
Apr. 17/68 '
(cancelled - Cream were replaced by Vanilla
Fudge)
Apr. 19/68 'Grande Ballroom'
Apr. 20/68 'Grande Ballroom'
Apr. 21/68 'Grande Ballroom'
Apr. 22/68 'Massey Hall'
Apr. 21/68 'Romp' ABC TV (broadcast date) (Sunshine of Your
Love - mimed to studio track)
(recorded in
Apr. 26/68 'The Cellar'
Apr. 27/68 'Coliseum'
Apr. 28/68 '
May 2/68
'The Factory'/'
(this gig was cancelled as the owners had closed the club)
May 3/68
'The Scene'
May 4/68
'The Scene'
May 5/68
'Magoo's &
(afternoon show with The Litter)
May 6/68
'The Family Dog'
May 10/68 '
May 11/68 '
May 12/68
'Music Hall'
May 14/68
'Veterans Memorial Auditorium'
May 15/68
'Veterans Memorial Field House'
(with the The Grass Roots, The Kickin' Mustangs and The Purple
Reign)
May 17/68 '
May 18/68 '
May 18/68 '
May 19/68
'Community Concourse'/'Exhibit Hall'
May 20/68 'CBS
Television Studios'
'The Summer Brothers Smothers Show' hosted by Glen Campbell.
('The Smothers Brothers' summer replacement comedy show)
(Sunshine of Your Love (live) and Anyone For Tennis (mimed to
studio track)
May
/68 '
May 24/68
'University of Southern
(with the Electric Flag)
May 25/68
'Civic Auditorium'
May 27/68
'Swing Auditorium'
May 28/68 '
May 29/68
'Eagles Auditorium'
Calliope)
May 30/68
'Eagles Auditorium'
(afternoon show with The Easy Chairs and Calliope)
May 31/68
'Stampede Corral'
June 1/68 'Pavillion
Sales Annex'
June 2/68
'Pacific Coliseum'
(with The United Empire Loyalists)
June 5/68
'Massey Hall'
(this show was originally scheduled for April 22)
(an upset and frustrated Jack flees to the airport after the gig with the
intention of returning to
manages to intervene and get him back to the hotel)
June 7/68
'Grande Ballroom'
June 8/68
'Grande Ballroom'
June 9/68
'Grande Ballroom'
(these 3 shows were originally scheduled for April 19-21)
June 11/68 'Paul Sauve Arena'
(this show was originally scheduled for April 16)
June 12 to June 13/68 'Atlantic Studios'
(final sessions and overdubs for White Room, Passing The Time,
Politician,
As You Said, Deserted Cities of The Heart and Those Were The
Days)
June 14/68 '
(they arrived late. Performed N.S.U., Steppin' Out and Toad
only)
June 15/68 'Oakdale Music Theatre'
June 16/68 '
Jack Bruce, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Jon Hiseman
July /68
'100 Club'
(this gig was the impetus for recording 'Things We Like')
Cream
Oct. 4/68 '
(with It's A Beautiful Day and The Collectors)
Oct. 5/68 '
Oct. 6/68
'Auditorium Arena'
Oct. 11/68 '
Oct. 12/68 '
(with Friend and Lover and the Siegel-Schwall Blues Band)
Oct. 13/68 'Coliseum'
Oct. 14/68 'Veterans Memorial Auditorium'
Oct. 16/68 'TTG Studios'
(Jack
jams with Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Miles and Jim McCarty)
Oct. 18/68 'The Forum'
Oct. 19/68 'The Forum'
Oct. 20/68 'Sports Arena'
Oct. 22 to Oct. 23/68 'Wally Heider Recording Studios'
(initial sessions for Doing That Scrapyard Thing, What A Bringdown and Badge)
Oct. 24/68 'Sam Houston Coliseum'
Oct. 25/68 '
(with the Vanilla Fudge and the Young Rascals)
Oct. 26/68 'Miami Stadium'
Oct. 27/68 'Chastain Park Amphitheatre'
Oct. 31/68 '
Nov. 1/68 'The
Spectrum'
(with Terry Reid and Sweet Stavin Chain)
Nov. 2/68 '
(with the Buddy Miles Express and Terry Reid)
Nov. 3/68
'Civic Center Arena'
(with the Moody Blues and Terry Reid)
Nov. 4/68
'Rhode Island Auditorium'
(the 2nd show was cut short due to time restrictions)
Nov. 18 to Nov. 21/68 'IBC Studios'
(final sessions for Doing That Scrapyard Thing, What A Bringdown
and
Badge)
Nov. 26/68 'Royal Albert Hall'
Mike Gibbs Orchestra with Jack Bruce, John Marshall, Phil Lee, Frank
Ricotti,
Roderick Tearl, Henry Lowther, Alan Skidmore, John Surman,
Dick Hart, Bob Cornford, Mike Osborne, Chris Pyne, Mick Pyne
Feb. 22/69 'Nuffield Theatre Studio'/'
(BBC Radio 3 broadcast – broadcast on Feb. 24/69)
Supershow with Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Stephen Stills,
Colosseum and others
Mar. 17/69
Mar. 18/69
Mike Gibbs Orchestra with Jack Bruce, John Marshall, Phil Lee, Frank
Ricotti,
Kenny Wheeler, Henry Lowther, Alan Skidmore, John Surman,
Dick Hart, Bob Cornford, Mike Osborne, Chris Pyne, Mike Pyne
Apr. 11/69 'Jazz Workshop'
(broadcast Apr. 30/69. Compositions included 'Family Joy, Oh Boy!', 'Sweet
Rain', 'Some Echoes, Some Shadows', 'Nowhere', 'Liturgy' and 'And On The
Third Day')
Dave Gelly Sextet - A Tribute To Mike Taylor with Dave Gelly, Jack
Bruce,
Jon Hiseman, Barbara Thompson, Howard Riley, Frank Ricotti
May 17/69 'Jazz
Workshop'
Jack Bruce, Larry Coryell, Mike Mandel, Steve Haas, Bob Moses. Gato
Barbieri
July 11/69 'Slug’s' NYC
July 12/69 'Slug’s' NYC
Rope Ladder To The Moon documentary by Tony Palmer with Jack Bruce,
Chris Spedding, Jon Hiseman, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Art Themen, Henry Lowther, Harry Beckett,
Mick Pyne
Aug. - Sep. 69 filmed in
(broadcast on 'Omnibus' BBC TV on Feb. 1/70. It included 'live in the
studio' versions of 'Never Tell Your Mother She's Out Of Tune', 'The
Ministry of Bag', 'To Isengard' and 'Over The Cliff' with Jon Hiseman
and Dick
Heckstall-Smith.
Includes footage of Jack and Pete Brown visiting the
Jack’s privately owned island that he and his family used as a summer
vacation spot.
A short edited part of it was also included in Tony Palmer's 17 part
series on popular music called 'All You Need Is Love')
Mike Gibbs Orchestra with Jack Bruce, John Marshall, Chris Spedding, Ray
Russell, Kenny Wheeler, Alan Skidmore, Henry Lowther, Chris Pyne and
others
Oct. /69
'Lanchester University'
Mike Gibbs Orchestra with Jack Bruce, John Marshall, Chris Spedding, Ray
Russell, Kenny Wheeler, Alan Skidmore, Henry Lowther, Chris Pyne and
others
Jan. 15/70 '
Jack Bruce & Friends with Larry Coryell, Mitch Mitchell, Mike Mandel
Jan. 24/70 'Lanchester Arts Festival'
(with Colosseum and the New Jazz Orchestra)
Jan. 25/70 'Lyceum'
Jan. 30/70 'Fillmore East'
Jan. 31/70 'Fillmore East'
Feb. 6/70 'The
Warehouse'
Feb. 7/70 'The
Warehouse'
Feb. 9/70 'The
Warehouse'
Feb. 13/70 'Eastown Theatre'
Feb. 14/70 'Eastown Theatre'
(with Teegarden & Van Winkle, The Tea, Steve Booker)
Feb. 20/70 'Kinetic Playground'
(with James Gang, Siegal-Schwall, Mason Proffit, Soft, Truth)
Feb. 21/70 'Kinetic Playground'
(with James Gang, Siegal-Schwall, Mason Proffit, Soft, Truth)
Feb. 22/70 'Electric Factory'
(2 shows with Albert King, Edison Electric Band)
Feb. 25/70 'Music Hall'
Feb. 26/70 'Fillmore West'
Feb. 27/70 'Winterland'
Feb. 28/70 'Winterland'
Mar. 1/70
'Fillmore West'
(opening acts for the Fillmore West and Winterland shows
included Johnny Winter, Mountain, Eric Mercury and Birthrite)
The Tony Williams Lifetime with John McLaughlin, Jack Bruce, Larry Young
Apr. 7/70
'Slug’s' NYC
Apr. 8/70
'Slug’s' NYC
Apr. 9/70
'Slug’s' NYC
Apr. 10/70 'Slug’s' NYC
Apr. 11/70 'Slug’s' NYC
Apr. 12/70 'Slug’s' NYC
Apr. 12/70
(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably
cancelled)
Apr. 16/70 'University of Toledo Student Union
Multi-Purpose Room'
Apr. 17/70 'Capitol Theatre'
Apr. 18/70 'Capitol Theatre'
Apr. 19/70 '
Apr. 24/70
Apr. 25/70
(above 2 shows advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard
but were
probably cancelled)
Apr. 24/70 'The
Apr. 25/70 'The
Apr. 26/70
(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably
cancelled)
Apr. 27/70 'Tonight Show' NYC (hosted by Flip Wilson)
May 1/70
'
May 2/70
'
May 6/70
Stores,
(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably
cancelled)
May 8/70
'Action House'
May 9/70
'Action House'
May 15/70
(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably
cancelled)
May 31/70
(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but
probably cancelled)
June 13/70
(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably
cancelled)
June 19/70
(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably
cancelled)
June 25/70
June 26/70
June 27/70
June 28/70
(above 4 shows advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but were probably
cancelled)
July 7/70
July 11/70 '
July 14/70 'Olmstead Sound Studios' NYC ('One Word'/'Two
Worlds' session)
July 18/70 'New York Pop' Randall's
July 28/70 'Ungano’s' NYC (2 shows)
July 29/70 'Ungano’s' NYC (2 shows)
July 30/70 'Ungano’s' NYC (2 shows)
July 31/70 'Ungano’s' NYC (2 shows)
Aug. 1/70
'Powder Ridge Festival'
Aug. 4/70
Aug. 7/70 'Ungano’s'
NYC (2 shows)
Aug. 8/70 'Ungano’s'
NYC (2 shows)
Aug. 9/70 'Ungano’s'
NYC (2 shows)
Aug. 10/70 'Ungano’s' NYC (2 shows)
Aug. 11/70 'Ungano’s' NYC (2 shows)
Aug. 12/70 'Ungano’s' NYC (2 shows)
Aug. 13/70 'Ungano’s' NYC (2 shows)
Aug. 14/70 'Ungano’s' NYC (2 shows)
Aug. 15/70 'Ungano’s' NYC (2 shows)
Aug. 16/70 '
Aug. 21/70 'Village Gate' NYC
Aug. 22/70 'Village Gate' NYC
Aug. 28/70 'Action House'
Nucleus with Jack Bruce, Ian Carr, Tony Roberts, Keith Winter, Tony
Levin, Karl Jenkins, Malcolm Griffiths, Ron Herman
Sep. 11/70 'Notre Dame Hall'
The Tony Williams Lifetime with John McLaughlin, Jack Bruce, Larry Young
Oct. 2/70 '
Oct. 3/70 'Roadhouse' Dagenham, England
Oct. 6/70
'Marquee Club'
Oct. 7/70
'Speakeasy'
Oct. 9/70 'Chez
Club'
Oct. 10/70 'Belfry' Sutton Coldfield,
Oct. 16/70 'Sisters' Tottenham,
Oct. 18/70 'Kinema Ballroom'
Oct. /70
'Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club'
Oct. /70
'Beat-Club'
(30 seconds of their aborted performance is included in the Nov.
28/70 broadcast)
Oct. 23/70 'Essener Pop & Blues Festival'
Oct. 25/70 'Hampstead Country Club'
Oct. 26/70 'Albert Hall'
Oct. 29/70
Oct. 30/70
Nov. 1/70 '
Nov. 2/70 'Colston
Hall'
Nov. 3/70 'Town
Hall'
Nov. 4/70 'City
Hall'
Nov. 6/70 'City
Hall'
Nov. 7/70 '
Nov. 8/70 'Caley
Cinema'
Nov. 9/70 '
Nov. 10/70 'Town Hall'
Nov. 12/70 '
Nov. 13/70 'Chesford Grange'
Nov. 14/70 'Starlight Ballroom'
Nov. 15/70 'Winter Gardens'
Nov. 16/70 'St. George's Hall' Bradford, England (with Barclay James Harvest)
Nov. 20/70 '
Nov. 21/70 '
Nov. 22/70 '
Nov. 23/70 'Civic Hall'
Nov. 26/70 'Revolution Club'
Nov. 27/70 'Van Dyke Club'
Nov. 29/70 'Fairfield Hall'
Dec. 2/70 'The
Dome'
Dec. 3/70 'St.
Georges Hall'
Dec. 5/70 '
Dec. 10/70 'Rebecca’s'
Dec. 18/70 '
The Tony Williams Lifetime with John McLaughlin, Jack Bruce, Larry Young
Feb. 19/71 '
Feb. /71
'Electric Banana'
Feb. /71
'The Main Point'
Nucleus with Jack Bruce, Kenny Wheeler, Tony Roberts, Keith Winter, Tony
Levin and others
Apr. 24/71 '
Larry Coryell Band with Jack Bruce, Mitch Mitchell
July 18/71 'Nice Festival'
Jack Bruce Trio with John Marshall, Chris Spedding
July 20/71 'Sounds Of The Seventies'
(BBC Radio broadcast - broadcast on Aug. 6/71)
Jack Bruce & Friends with Larry Coryell, Graham Bond, John Marshall,
Chris Spedding
July 29/71 'Campus TV'/'Park Toorenvliet' Middelburg,
Larry Coryell with Jack Bruce, John Marshall
Aug. 5/71
'Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club'
Aug. 6/71
'Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club'
Aug. 7/71
'Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club'
Jack Bruce, Jon Hiseman, John Surman
Aug. 10/71 'Jazz In Britain'
(Part 1 was broadcast on Aug. 31/71 and included 'Baru',
'Powerhouse Sod',
'Oom Bham She Bam Bom', 'Jack's Gone' and 'Clearway'. Part 2 was
broadcast
on Feb. 23/72 and included one piece called 'Eleven')
Nucleus with Jack Bruce
Aug. /71
'Summer Review'
Jack Bruce & Friends with Graham Bond, John Marshall, Chris Spedding,
Art Themen
Aug. /71
'Out Front'
Aug. 19/71 'Paris Theatre'
(BBC 'In Concert' Radio broadcast - broadcast on Aug. 29/71)
Aug. 26/71 'Country Club'
(Dick Heckstall-Smith replaced Art Themen for this gig)
Sep. 4/71 '
Sep. 26/71 'Bumpers Club'
Sep. 27/71 'Swing In' (recorded for German TV)
(interview and solo tracks played by Jack recorded on this date.
The band
rehearsal tracks were recorded on a different date)
Oct. 5/71 'Old
Grey Whistle Test'
Oct. 8/71
'Queens Hall'
Oct. 9/71
'Winter Gardens' Great
Oct. 23/71 'Polytechnic'
Oct. 28/71 'Music Hall'
Oct. 29/71 'University'
Oct. 30/71 'Queen Margaret’s
Oct. 31/71 'Kinema Ballroom'
Nov. 4/71 '
Nov. 6/71 '
Nov. 7/71
'Greyhound'
Nov. 10/71 'Top Rank'
Nov. 11/71 'Umist'
Nov. 12/71 'University'
Nov. 13/71 'University'
Nov. 16/71 'Teatro Massimo'
Nov. 17/71 'Teatro Broncaccio'
Nov. 19/71 '
Nov. 20/71 'University'
Nov. 22/71 '
Nov. 25/71 'University'
Nov. 26/71 'University'
Nov. 27/71 'Polytechnic'
Dec. 3/71
'South Bank Polytechnic Student Union'
Dec. 4/71
'Lad’s Club'
Dec. 5/71 '
Dec. /71
'The Stadium'
Jan. 11/72 'Rheinhalle'
Jan. 12/72 'Musikhalle'
Jan. 13/72 'Kongresshalle'
Jan. 14/72 '
Jan. 15/72 'Deutschlandhalle'
Jan. /72
'Polytechnic Annual Ball'
Jan. 29/72 '
Feb. 12/72 '
West, Bruce and Laing (1st tour of
Mar. 17/72 'Foster Auditorium'
Mar. 18/72 'Pirate’s
Mar. 19/72 'Fort Homer Hesterly Armory'
Mar. /72
Mar. 23/72 'Kemp’s Coliseum'
Mar. 24/72 'Convention Hall'
Mar. 25/72 'The Warehouse'
Mar. /72
'Pershing Auditorium'
Mar. /72
'
Mar. 29/72 'Music Hall'
Mar. 30/72 'Terrace Ballroom'
Mar. 31/72 'Community Concourse'
Apr. 2/72 'Winterland'
Apr. 4/72
'Center Arena'
Apr. 7/72 '
Apr. 8/72
Apr. 9/72
'University of
Apr. 10/72
Apr. 12/72 '
Apr. 13/72
Apr. 14/72 'State Fairgrounds'
Apr. 15/72 'Northwestern University'/'McGraw Hall'
Apr. 16/72 'Cinderella Ballroom'
Apr. 18/72 'Veterans Memorial Auditorium'
Apr. 20/72 '
Apr. 21/72 'Public Hall'
Apr. 23/72 'Stony Brook University Gymnasium' Stony
Apr. 24/72 'Carnegie Hall'
Apr. 27/72 'Aquarius Theatre'
Apr. 28/72 'The Spectrum'
Apr. 29/72 'Capitol Theatre'
Apr. 30/72 '
Jack Bruce, Jan Akkerman, Pierre van der Linden
Sep. 30/72 'Oval Festival'
West, Bruce and Laing (2nd tour of
Sep. 30/72 'Penn State University Recreation Bldg'
Oct. 19/72 'Auditorium Theatre'
Oct. 20/72 '
Oct. 22/72 'SUNY Cortland Lusk Field House'
Oct. 23/72 'Ford Auditorium'
Oct. 26/72 'Alexander Memorial Coliseum'
Oct. 28/72 '
Nov. 4/72
'Capitol Theatre'
Nov. 6/72 '
Nov. 7/72 'DAR
Constitution Hall'
Nov. 9/72
'Palace Theatre'
Nov. 10/72 'Aquarius Theatre'
Nov. 11/72 'Penn State University Recreation Hall'
(with Elephant’s Memory)
Nov. 22/72 'Winterland'
Nov. 24/72 'Hollywood Palladium'
(with Mott The Hoople, Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids)
Nov. 25/72 'Convention Center'
Nov. 26/72 'Community Concourse'
Nov. 29/72 'Memorial Auditorium'
Nov. 30/72
Dec. 2/72
'Sports Stadium'
Dec. 3/72
'Memorial Hall'
Dec. 5/72
Dec. 7/72
Dec. 8/72
Dec. 9/72
'Pershing Auditorium'
Dec. 10/72 'Coliseum'
Dec. 12/72 'Fox Theatre'
Dec. 13/72 'Auditorium Theatre'
Dec. 15/72 'The Spectrum'
Dec. 17/72 'Orpehum'
West, Bruce and Laing (European tour)
Mar. 26/73 'Chateau Neuf'
Mar. 27/73 'Concert Hall'
Mar. 28/73 'Falkoner Center'
Copenhagen, Denmark
Mar. 31/73 'De Doelen'
Rotterdam, Holland
Apr. 1/73
'Concertgebouw'
Apr. 2/73
'National Theatre'
Apr. 4/73 'Stadthalle'
Apr. 5/73
'Theatre du Chatelet'
Apr. 6/73
'Festival Hall'
Apr. 8/73
'Palazzo dello Sport'
Apr. 9/73
'Palazzo dello Sport'
Apr. 10/73 'Palazzo dello Sport'
Apr. 11/73 'Palalide'
Apr. 13/73 'Cirkus Krone
Apr. 14/73 'Landwirtschaftshalle'
Apr. 15/73 'Musikhalle'
Apr. 16/73 'Jahrhunderthalle'
Apr. 20/73 'Rainbow Theatre'
Apr. 21/73 'Rainbow Theatre'
Apr. 22/73 'Free Trade Hall'
Apr. 23/73 'Free Trade Hall'
Apr. 24/73 'City Hall'
Apr. 25/73 'Green’s Playhouse'
Apr. 26/73 '
Jack Bruce Band with Mick Taylor, Carla Bley, Bruce Gary, Ronnie Leahy
Apr. 22/75 'Badalona Hall'
Apr. 24/75 'Real Madrid Hall'
Apr. 26/75 'Velodromo Hall'
Apr. 28/75 'Salle des Sports'
Apr. 29/75 'Salle Vallier'
Apr. 30/75 'Palais des Sports'
May 2/75
'Rheinhalle'
May 3/75
'Cirkus Krone
May 4/75
'Stadthalle'
May 5/75
'Rosengarten'
May 7/75
'P.E. Jansson Hall'
May 8/75
'De Vliegermolen' Voorburg,
May 10/75 'Westfalen
May 11/75 'Philipshalle'
May 13/75 'Musikhalle'
May 14/75 'K.B.
Hallen'
May 15/75 'Scandinavium
Hall'
May 16/75 'Grona
May 19/75 'Pinkpop
75' Geleen,
May 30/75
'Birmingham Odeon'
June 1/75 'Free
Trade Hall'
June 3/75
'Apollo Theatre'
June 4/75 'City
Hall'
June 6/75 'Old
Grey Whistle Test'
June 7/75 '
June 9/75 'May
Ball'/'
Jack Bruce Band with Simon Phillips, Hughie Burns, Tony Hymas
Mar. 5/77 '
Mar. 7/77 '
Mar. 8/77 '
Mar. 10/77 '
Mar. 11/77 '
Mar. 12/77 '
Mar. 14/77 '
Mar. 15/77 '
Mar. /77
'Chateau Neuf'
Mar. 21/77 'Jarlateatern'
Stockholm, Sweden
Mar. 22/77 'Tivolis Koncertsal'
Copenhagen, Denmark
Mar. 23/77 'Stakladen' Aarhus,
Denmark
Mar. 25/77 'Hochschule der
Kunste' Berlin, Germany
Mar. 26/77 'Musikhalle'
Mar. 27/77 'Philipshalle'
Mar. 29/77 'Congresgebouw' The Hague,
Mar. 30/77
Apr. 1/77 'Pavillon de
Apr. 2/77 'Stadthalle'
Apr. 3/77 '
Apr. 4/77 'Konzerthaus'
Apr. 6/77 'Volkshaus'
Apr. 12/77 'Pavilion'
Apr. 14/77 'Paris Theatre'
(BBC 'In Concert' Radio broadcast - broadcast Apr. 30/77)
Apr. 15/77 'New Victoria Apollo'
July 2/77 '
Oct. 27/77 'The Other Side'
Oct. 28/77 'Shaboo Inn'
Oct. 29/77 'Shaboo Inn'
Oct. 30/77 'D’Place'
Nov. 1/77 'My
Nov. 2/77 'My
Nov. 7/77
'Agora Ballroom'
Nov. 11/77 'Paul’s Mall'/'Jazz Workshop'
Nov. 16/77 'Bottom Line' NYC (2 shows)
Nov. 17/77 'Bottom Line' NYC (2 shows)
Nov. /77
'Bijou Cafe'
(2 shows had to be cancelled as the stage was too small)
Nov. 21/77 'The
Nov. 28/77 'Ivanhoe Theatre'
Nov. 30/77 'Blue Note'
Dec. 2/77 'Roxy
Theatre'
Dec. 3/77 'Roxy
Theatre'
Dec. 4/77 'Roxy
Theatre'
Dec. 8/77 'The
Catalyst'
Dec. 9/77 'Old
Waldorf'
Dec. 10/77 'Old Waldorf'
Jack Bruce, Jon Hiseman, John Surman
June 26/78 'At The Third Stroke'
Rocket 88 with Jack Bruce, Charlie Watts, Alexis Korner, Ian Stewart, Bob Hall, George Green, Dick Morrisey, Colin Smith, Don Weller, John Picard
Dec. 10/78 'Dingwalls' London, England
Norman Beaker and No Mystery with Jack Bruce, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Dave
Lunt, Steve Jaffa, Stuart Butler, Tim Franks
Apr. /79
'Band On the Wall'
Apr. /79
'Bradford Hotel'
Apr. /79
'Broadfield Hotel'
May
/79 '
Head with guest Jack Bruce
June 5/79 '
(broadcast on Radio
The All-Star Rock Band with Jack Bruce, Jon Anderson, Allan Holdsworth,
Brian Chatton, Adrian Tilbrook
July /79
'Live Music Show'
Rocket 88 with Jack Bruce, Charlie Watts, Alexis Korner, Ian Stewart,
Bob Hall, George Green, Dick Morrisey, Colin Smith, Don Weller, John Picard
July 8/79 '
July 14/79 '
Head with guest Jack Bruce
July 17/79 '
(broadcast on Radio
Jack Bruce, Allan Holdsworth, Gary Husband
/79 “freeform gig at
a pub in
John McLaughlin, Billy Cobham, Jack Bruce, Stu Goldberg
(advertised as McLaughlin-Cobham-Bruce-Goldberg)
Oct. 7/79
'Chateau Neuf'
Oct. 8/79 'Konserthuset'
Oct. 9/79 'Olympen'
Oct. 11/79 'Tivolis Koncertsal'
Oct. 12/79 'Neue Welt'
Oct. 13/79 'Rudolf-Oetker-Halle'
Oct. 14/79 'Liederhalle'
Oct. 15/79 '
Oct. 16/79 'Stadthalle'
Oct. 18/79 'Stadthalle'
Oct. 19/79 'Jahrhunderthalle'
Oct. 20/79 'Stadthalle'
Oct. 21/79 'Philipshalle'
Oct. 22/79 'Congress-Centrum, Saal 1'
Oct. 23/79 'Stadthalle'
Oct. 24/79 'Stadthalle'
Oct. 25/79 'Salle Tivoli'
Oct. 26/79
Oct. 27/79
Oct. 29/79 'Pavillon de Paris'
Oct. 30/79
Oct. 31/79
Nov. 1/79
'Theatre de Verdure'
Nov. 6/79
Nov. 7/79
Nov. 8/79 'Palilido
Theatre'
Nov. 9/79 'Palasport'
Nov. 12/79 'Rainbow Theatre'
Rocket 88 with Jack Bruce, Charlie Watts, Alexis Korner, Ian Stewart,
Bob Hall, Danny Adler, George Green, Dick Morrisey, Colin Smith, Don Weller, John
Picard, Pete York, Chris Farlowe
Nov. /79
'Pumpwerk'
Nov. /79
'
Nov. 16/79 'Congress-Centrum'
Nov. 17/79 'Rotation Club'
Rocket 88 with Jack Bruce, Charlie Watts, Bob Hall, Danny Adler, George
Green, Dick Morrisey, Colin Smith, Don Weller, John Picard, Pete York, Chris Farlowe
Dec. 15/79 'The Venue'
Dec. 30/79 'Dingwalls'
Cozy Powell & Friends with Jack Bruce, Clem Clempson, Don Airey, Max
Middleton
Jan. 8/80 'Old
Grey Whistle Test'
Jan. 9/80
'Paris Theatre'
(BBC 'In Concert' Radio broadcast - broadcast on Jan. 12/80)
Jack Bruce & Friends with Billy Cobham, Clem Clempson, David Sancious
Mar. 13/80 'The Bayou'
Mar. 14/80 'Triangle Theatre'
Mar. 16/80 'Bottom Line' NYC (2 shows)
Mar. 17/80 'Bottom Line' NYC (2 shows)
Mar. 18/80 'Bottom Line' NYC (2 shows)
Mar. 19/80 'Bottom Line' NYC (2 shows) (1st show was
broadcast live on WNEW-FM in NYC)
Mar. 20/80 'Fast Lane'
Mar. 22/80 '
Mar. 23/80 'Stony Brook University Gymnasium' Stony
Mar. 24/80 'Main Act'
Mar. 25/80 '
Rocket 88 with Jack Bruce, Charlie Watts, Alexis Korner, Ian Stewart,
Bob Hall, Danny Adler, George Green, Dick Morrisey, Colin Smith, Don Weller, John
Picard, Pete York
June /80
'100 Club'
Jack Bruce & Friends with Billy Cobham, Clem Clempson, David Sancious