Jack Bruce: Past Tours Database

Gig List - 1965-2010

Researched and compiled by Bob Elliott (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

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, Bedfordshire, England (early evening)

Sep. 11/65 'Twisted Wheel' Manchester, England (late evening)

Sep. 12/65 'Mojo Club' Sheffield, England

Sep. 13/65 'R&B-ville'/'Galaxy Club'/'Town Hall' Basingstoke, Hampshire, England

Sep. 15/65 'Pontiac Club'/'Zeeta House' Putney, London, England

Sep. 16/65 'Queen of Hearts' Stanmore, London, England

Sep. 17/65 'Bluesville R&B Club'/'Manor House' Finsbury Park, London, England

Sep. 18/65 'New Georgian Club' Cowley, Uxbridge, Middlesex, England

Sep. 19/65 'Kirklevington Country Club' Kirklevington, Yorkshire, England

Sep. 20/65 'R&B-ville'/'Galaxy Club'/'Town Hall' Basingstoke, Hampshire, England

Sep. 22/65 'Pontiac Club'/'Zeeta House' Putney, London, England

Sep. 23/65 'Queen of Hearts' Stanmore, London, England (cancelled)

Sep. 24/65 'Il Rondo Club' Leicester, England

Sep. 25/65 'Club A Go Go' Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England

Sep. 26/65 'Dungeon Club' Nottingham, England

Sep. 29/65 'Orford Cellar Club' Norwich, England

Sep. 30/65 'Klooks Kleek'/'Railway Hotel' West Hampstead, London, England

Oct. 2/65 'Blue Moon Club' Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England

Oct. 3/65 'Galaxy Club'/'Woburn Park Hotel' Addlestone, Surrey, England

Oct. 8/65 'Ricky Tick'/'Town Hall' Staines, Surrey, England (with the Yardbirds)

Oct. 11/65 'Bluesville Club'/'Manor House Ballroom' Ipswich, England

Oct. 15/65 'Flamingo Club' London, England

Oct. 16/65 'Bristol University Students Union' Bristol, England (with Zoot Money's Big Roll

Band)

Oct. 17/65 'Plaza Ballroom' Newbury, Berkshire, England

Oct. 21/65 'Bowes Lyon House' Stavenage, Hertfordshire, England

Oct. 22/65 'Refactory Club' Golders Green, London, England

Oct. 23/65 'Ricky Tick' Windsor, Berkshire, England

Oct. 24/65 'Bromel Club'/'Bromley Court Hotel' Bromley, London, England

Oct. 25/65 'Saturday Club' BBC Light Programme Radio 1, London, England (broadcast Oct. 30/65)

(I'm Your Witchdoctor, Cheating Woman, Nowhere To Run)

Oct. 26/65 'Klooks Kleek'/'Railway Hotel' West Hampstead, London, England

Oct. 26/65 'Ready-Steady-Radio' Radio Luxembourg (broadcast Oct. 31/65 from 9:30-10:00am)

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (John Mayall, Peter Green, Jack Bruce, Hughie Flint)

Oct. 27/65 'Le Disque A Go-Go Club' Bournemouth, England

Oct. 29/65 'Twisted Wheel' Manchester, England (cancelled – replaced by Ben E. King)

Oct. 30/65 'Mojo Club' Sheffield, England

Nov. 4/65 'Blue Triangle Club' Ealing, London, England

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers (John Mayall, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Hughie Flint)

Nov. 6/65 unknown venue, London Airport, Heathrow, London, England

Nov. 7/65 'Flamingo Club' London, England (recorded by John Mayall and released in part)

Nov. 11/65 'Klooks Kleek R&B Club'/'Railway Hotel', West Hampstead, London, England

Nov. 12/65 'Bluesville R&B Club'/'Manor House' Finsbury Park, London, England

Nov. 13/65 'Blue Moon Club' Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England

Nov. 14/65 'Ricky Tick' Plaza Ballroom, Guildford, Surrey, England

Nov. 17/65 'Scaffold Club' Northampton, England

Nov. 19/65 'Zambesi Club' Hounslow, London, England

Nov. 20/65 'University' Leicester, England

Nov. 21/65 'Red Cross Hall' Sutton, Surrey, England

Manfred Mann (Manfred Mann, Mike Hugg, Tom McGuinness, Jack Bruce, Mike Vickers, Paul Jones, Henry Lowther, Lyn Dobson)

Nov. 22/65 'Gaumont Cinema' Bradford, Yorkshire, England

Nov. 23/65 'Ritz Cinema' Luton, Bedfordshire, England

Nov. 24/65 'Ritz Theatre' Chatham, Kent, England

Nov. 25/65 'ABC Cinema' Cambridge, England

Nov. 26/65 'ABC Cinema' Southampton, England

Nov. 27/65 'Granada Cinema' East Ham, London, England

Nov. 28/65 'Coventry Theatre' Coventry, England

Nov. 29/65 'ABC Cinema' Northampton, England

Nov. 30/65 'Guildhall' Portsmouth, England

Dec. 2/65 'Granada Cinema' Bedford, England

Dec. 3/65 'Colston Hall' Bristol, England

Dec. 4/65 'ABC Cinema' Plymouth, England

Dec. 5/65 'ABC Cinema' Exeter, England

Dec. 6/65 'Adelphi Cinema' Slough, Buckinghamshire, England

Dec. 7/65 'Saturday Club' BBC Light Programme Radio 1, London, England

(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, Middlesex, England (TV broadcast)

Dec. 12/65 'Thank Your Lucky Stars' ITV Rediffusion (TV broadcast)

Dec. 16/65 'City Hall' Salisbury, England

Dec. 18/65 'Bridlington Spa' Bridlington, Yorkshire, England

Dec. 28/65 'Marquee Club' London, England (with The Mark Leeman Five)

Dec. 29/65 'Locarno Ballroom' Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England

Dec. 21/65 'Radio Luxembourg's Old Years Night Spectacular' London, England (Radio broadcast)

Jan. 7/66 'Matrix Hall' Coventry, England

Jan. 8/66 'Baths Hall' Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, England

Jan. 13/66 'University' Hull, England

(the band are involved in a car accident following this show and several

dates had to be cancelled)

Jan. 15/66 'University' Leeds, England (cancelled)

Jan. 18/66 'Pop Profile'/'BBC Radio Light Programme, London, England (cancelled)

Jan. 21/66 'The Joe Loss Pop Show' London, England (cancelled)

Jan. 21/66 'Hornsey Town Hall' London, England

Jan. 22/66 'Imperial Ballroom' Nelson, Lancashire, England (cancelled)

Jan. 23/66 'Jigsaw Club' Manchester, England (cancelled)

Jan. 24/66 'Marquee Club' London, England

(Eric Burdon joins in on vocals as Paul Jones is still ailing from the

effects of the car accident)

Jan. 28/66 'Civic Hall' Wolverhampton, England

Jan. 29/66 'University' Manchester, England

Jan. 30/66 'Redcar Jazz Club'/'Coatham Hotel' Redcar, Yorkshire, England

Manfred Mann (Manfred Mann, Mike Hugg, Tom McGuinness, Jack Bruce, Paul Jones)

Feb. 15/66 'Sherwood Rooms' Nottingham, England

Feb. 16/66 'Jazz Club' BBC Light Programme (Radio broadcast)

(Driva Man, Monkey Train)

Mar. 1/66 'Marquee Club' London, England

Mar. 7/66 'Pavilion' Bath, England

Mar. 8/66 'Big Beat Session'/'Winter Gardens' Malvern, Worcestershire, England

Eric Clapton and the Powerhouse

(Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Steve Winwood, Paul Jones, Pete York, Ben Palmer)

Mar. 9/66 'Olympic Sound Studios' London, England

(I Want To Know, Steppin' Out, Crossroads)

Manfred Mann (Manfred Mann, Mike Hugg, Tom McGuinness, Jack Bruce, Paul Jones) cont'd

Mar. 19/66 'Regent Street Polytechnic' London, England

Mar. 21/66 'Tiles Club' London, England

Mar. 25/66 'University' Centerbury, Kent, England

Mar. 26/66 'Guildhall' Southampton, England

Mar. 27/66 'Agincourt Ballroom' Camberley, Surrey, England

Mar. 28/66 'Co-ed Eva Youth Centre' Newport, Wales

Mar. 30/66 unknown venue, Dudley, Worcestershire, England

Apr. 3/66 'Daily Express Record Star Show'/'Empre Pool' Wembley, London, England

(with Cliff Richard & The Shadows, The Spencer Davis Group and Georgie Fame)

Apr. 6/66 'Corn Exchange' Bistol, England

Apr.. 7/66 'Town Hall' Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England

Apr. 8/66 'Agincourt Ballroom' Camberley, Surrey, England

Apr. 9/66 'Gliderdrome' Boston, Lincolnshire, England

Apr. 12/66 'Marquee Club' London, England (with Bluesology)

Apr. 13/66 'Spring Festival' Mid Herts College of Further Education, Welwyn Garden City,

Hertfordshire, England

Apr. 14/66 'Ritz' Skewan, Wales

Apr. 14/66 'Aspen Lido' Port Talbot, Wales

Apr. 15/66 'Regal Ballroom' Ammanford, Wales

Apr. 16/66 'Imperial Ballroom' Nelson, Lancashire, England

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, London, England (broadcast Apr. 30/66)

(When Will I Be Loved, Still I'm Sad, Pretty Flamingo, Machines)

Apr. 21/66 'Top of The Pops' London, England (BBC TV broadcast)

Apr. 22/66 'Now!' ITV Rediffusion (TV broadcast)

Apr. 22/66 'Ready, Steady, Go!' ITV TV, Wembley, Middlesex, England (TV broadcast)

Apr. 23/66 'Memorial Hall' Norwich, England

Apr. 25/66 '99 Club' Barrow-In-Furness, Lancashire, England

Apr. 26/66 'Locarno' Glasgow, Scotland

Apr. 28/66 'Top of The Pops' London, England (BBC TV broadcast)

Apr. 29/66 'Scene at 6:30' Granada TV (TV broadcast)

Apr. 29/66 'Faculty of Technology' Manchester, England

Apr. 30/66 'University' Leeds, England

May 3/66 'Barry Training Centre' Glamorgan, Wales

May 4/66 'Top Rank Ballroom' Cardiff, Wales

May 5/66 'Top of The Pops' London, England (BBC TV broadcast)

May 5/66 'City Hall' Salisburg, England

May 6/66 'Coronation Ballroom' Ramsgate, Kent, England

May 7/66 'Floral Hall' Southport, Lancashire, England

May 8/66 'Phoenix Theatre' London, England (benefit concert for Private Eye magazine)

May 12/66 'Top of The Pops' London, England (BBC TV broadcast)

May 13/66 'University' Birmingham, England

May 14/66 'Pavilion Ballroom' Buxton, Derbyshire, England

May 15/66 'Redcar Jazz Club'/'Coatham Hotel' Redcar, Yorkshire, England

May 20/66 'Raith Ballroom' Kirkaldy, Scotland

May 20/66 'Dobie Hall' Labert, Lanarkshire, Scotland

May 21/66 'Olympia Ballroom' East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, Scotland

May 22/66 'Lido' Balloch, near Inverness, Scotland

May 28/66 'The Joe Loss Pop Show' BBC Light Programme (Radio broadcast)

May 28/66 'Pembroke College' Oxford, England

May 29/66 'Supreme Ballroom' Ramsgate, Kent, England

June 8/66 'Marquee Club' London, England

June 9/66 'Pier Ballroom' Worthing, Sussex, England

June 10/66 'Ready, Steady, Go!' ITV TV, Wembley, Middlesex, England (TV broadcast)

June 10/66 'Civic Hall' Wolverhampton, England

June 11/66 'Queen’s Hall' Leeds, England

June 12/66 'Mojo Club' Sheffield, England

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 Sunrise, Snow, Straight Away)

Manfred Mann (Manfred Mann, Mike Hugg, Tom McGuinness, Jack Bruce, Paul Jones) cont'd

June 17/66 'Silver Blades' Birmingham, England

June 18/66 'Uxbridge Blues Festival' Hillingdon, Uxbridge, Middlesex, England

(with The Alan Walker Group, The Action, The Good Goods, The Steam Packet)

June 20/66 'Christchurch College' Oxford, England

June 23/66 'University' York, England

June 24/66 'University' Southampton, England

June 25/66 'Keswick Training College' Norwich, England

June 26/66 'St. Luke’s College' Exeter, England

Cream

July 18 to July 28/66 - rehearsals take place in a church hall in Kensal Rise, England

(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' Manchester, England (debut gig)(two 30 min. sets)

(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' Windsor, Berkshire, England (9:00pm-9:40pm)

(Spoonful, Sleepy Time Time, Steppin' Out, Traintime, Toad and others were played)

Aug. 1/66 'Cooks Ferry Inn' Edmonton, England

Aug. 2/66 'Klooks Kleek R&B Club'/'Railway Hotel' West Hampstead, London, England

Aug. 3/66 'Rayrik Studios' Chalk Farm, London, England

(recording of Beauty Queen, You Make Me Feel and The Coffee Song)

Aug. 6/66 'Beat and Blues Festival'/'Town Hall' Torquay, England

(with The Drifters, The Package Deal)

Aug. 9/66 'Fishmongers Arms' Wood Green, England

Aug. 12/66 'Bromel Club'/'Bromley Court Hotel' Bromley, Kent, England (?)

Aug. 13/66 'Blue Moon Club' Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England

Aug. 16/66 'Marquee Club' London, England (with the Clayton Squares)

Aug. 17/66 'Orford Cellar Club' Norwich, England

Aug. 19/66 'Cellar Club' Kingston-Upon-Thames, Surrey, England

Aug. 20/66 'Mojo Club' Sheffield, England

Aug. 21/66 Warrington, England (?)

Aug. /66 'Rayrik Studios' Chalk Farm, London, England

(recording of Wrapping Paper)

Aug. 24/66 'Eel Pie Hotel' Eel Pie Island, Twickenham, England

Aug. 26/66 'Il Rondo Club' Leicester, England

Aug. 27/66 'Ram Jam Club' Brixton, London, England (7:30pm-11:30pm)

Aug. 27/66 'All Night Rave'/'Flamingo Club' London, England (12:00am-6:00am)

Aug. 28/66 'Beachcomber Club' Nottingham, England

Aug. 29/66 'Community Centre' Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England (with Chicken Shack)

Aug. 31/66 'Ryemuse Studio'/'Mayfair Productions' London, England

(initial recording sessions for 'Fresh Cream'. I Feel Free, Cat's Squirrel, N.S.U.)

Sep. 1/66 'Concorde Club' Southampton, England

Sep. 2/66 'Bluesville 66'/'Manor House' Finsbury Park, North London, England

Sep. 4/66 'Ricky Tick'/'Thames Hotel' Windsor, Berkshire, England

Sep. 5/66 Garston, Liverpool, England (cancelled)

Sep. 7/66 'Town Hall' Farnborough, Hampshire, England

Sep. 9/66 Folkestone, Kent, England (?)

Sep. 10/66 'Marquee Club' Birmingham, England (changed from the Penthouse Club)

Sep. 11/66 'Skyline Ballroom' Kingston-Upon-Hull, Humberside, England

Sep. 12/66 'Bluesville Club' St. Matthew's Baths Hall' Ipswich, England

Sep. 15/66 'Ricky Tick'/'Corn Exchange' Bedford, England

Sep. 16/66 'Hermitage Halls' Hitchin, Hertsfordshire, England

Sep. 17/66 'Drill Hall' Grantham, Lincolnshire, England

Sep. 18/66 'Blue Moon Club' Hayes, Middlesex, England

Sep. 19/66 'Atalanta Ballroom' Woking, Surrey, England

Sep. 20/66 'Saturday Club' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 1, London, England (cancelled)

Sep. 23/66 'Ricky Tick'/'Corn Exchange' Newbury, Berkshire, England

Sep. 26/66 'Starlite Club'/'Star Hotel' West Croydon, England

Sep. 27/66 'Marquee Club' London, England (with the Herd)

Sep. 29/66 Newcastle, England (?)

Sep. 30/66 'Ricky Tick' Hounslow, Middlesex, England

Oct. 1/66 'Regent Street Polytechnic' London, England (with the Washington DC's)

(Jimi Hendrix jams with the Cream playing 'Killing Floor')

Oct. 2/66 'Country Club' Kirklevington, Cleveland, England (cancelled as Jack is ill)

Oct. 3/66 'Wall City Jazz Club' Chester, England (presumably cancelled as Jack is ill)

Oct. 4/66 'Fishmongers Arms' Wood Green, London, England (presumably cancelled as Jack is ill)

Oct. 5/66 'Reading University' Reading, England (presumably cancelled as Jack is ill)

Oct. 6/66 'York University' York, England (cancelled)

Oct. 7/66 'Kings College' Strand, London, England

Oct. 8/66 'University of Sussex' Brighton, Sussex, England (Ginger collapses at this gig)

Oct. 9/66 'Birdcage'/'Kimbells Ballroom' Portsmouth, Hampshire, England (probably cancelled)

Oct. 11/66 'Flamingo Club' London, England (probably cancelled)

Oct. 12/66 'Orford Cellar Club' Norwich, England

Oct. 13/66 'Club A Go Go' Newcastle Upon Tyne, England

(changed from the New Yorker Discotheque/McIlroy's Ballroom in Swindon, Wiltshire)
Oct. 14/66 Newark, England (?)

Oct. 15/66 Sheffield, England (?)

Oct. 15/66 'Jigsaw Club' Manchester, England (12:00am-6:00am)

Oct. 16/66 Coventry, England (?)

Oct. 17/66 'Majestic Ballroom' Reading, England

Oct. 19/66 'Ryemuse Studio'/'Mayfair Productions' London, England

(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,

Wolverhampton, England

(with The N' Betweens, Listen (with Robert Plant) and The Factotums)

Oct. 21/66 'Bandbeat' BBC Radio 1, London, England (1st BBC appearance)

(Spoonful, Sleepy Time Time and Rollin' and Tumblin')

Oct. 21/66 'Bluesville 66'/'Manor House' Finsbury Park, North London, England

Oct. 22/66 'Union Hop'/'Leeds University' Leeds, England
Oct. 23/66 'Beachcomber Club' Nottingham, England

Oct. 24/66 'Bluesville Club' St. Matthews Baths Hall, Ipswich, England

Oct. 27/66 'New Yorker Discotheque' Swindon, England

Oct. 28/66 'Il Rondo Club' Leicester, England

Oct. 29/66 'Bristol University Students Union' Bristol, England

Oct. 29/66 'All Night Rave'/'Midnight City Club' Birmingham, England (12:00am-6:00am)

Oct. 30/66 'Agincourt Ballroom' Camberly, Surrey, England

Oct. 31/66 'Atalanta Ballroom' Woking, Surrey, England

Nov. 1/66 'Ready, Steady, Go!' ITV TV, Wembley, Middlesex, England

(Wrapping Paper and N.S.U. - mimed to studio tracks - broadcast Nov. 4/66)

Nov. 2/66 Hemel Hempstead, England (?)

Nov. /66 'Ryemuse Studio'/'Mayfair Productions' London, England

(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, London, England

Nov. 4/66 'University' Coventry, England

Nov. 5/66 'Town Hall' East Ham, London, England

Nov. 7/66 'New Spot Club'/'Thorngate Ballroom' Gosport, Hampshire, England

Nov. 8/66 'Saturday Club' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 1, London, England

(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' London, England (with the Race)

Nov. 11/66 'Public Baths' Sutton, Surrey, England

Nov. 12/66 'Liverpool University' Liverpool, England

Nov. 13/66 'Redcar Jazz Club'/'Coatham Hotel' Redcar, Cleveland, England

Nov. 15/66 'Klooks Kleek R&B Club'/'Railway Hotel' West Hampstead, London, England

Nov. 17/66 'University' Norwich, England (changed from Burkes in London, England)

Nov. 18/66 'Hoveton Village Hall' Wroxham, Norfolk, England (wih The News)

Nov. 19/66 'Blue Moon Club' Cheltenham, Gloucestshire, England

Nov. 21/66 'Monday Monday' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 2 London, England (1:00pm-2:00pm)

(Spoonful, Steppin' Out, I'm So Glad)

Nov. 21/66 'The Pavilion' Bath, Avon, England

Nov. 22/66 'Chinese R&B Jazz Club'/'Corn Exchange' Bristol, Avon, England

Nov. 25/66 'California Ballroom' Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England

Nov. 26/66 'Corn Exchange' Chelmsford, Essex, England

Nov. 27/66 'Agincourt Ballroom' Camberly, Surrey, England

Nov. 28/66 'Guitar Club' BBC Radio 1, London, England (2:30pm-4:30pm)

(Crossroads, Sitting On Top of The World and Steppin' Out - broadcast Dec. 30/66)

Nov. 28/66 'Atalanta Ballroom' Woking, Surrey, England

Dec. 2/66 'Hornesy College of Art' Hornesy, London, England

(with The In Crowd (with Steve Howe) and The Wrong Direction)

Dec. 3/66 'Birdcage'/'Kimbells Ballroom' Portsmouth, England

(2nd show cancelled as Ginger collapsed during the 1st show)

Dec. 4/66 'Starlite Ballroom' Greenford, England (cancelled due to Ginger being ill)

Dec. 5/66 'Bluesville 66'/'The Baths Hall' Ipswich, Suffolk, England

(cancelled due to Ginger being ill)

Dec. 7/66 'Skyline Ballroom' Kingston-Upon-Hull, Humberside, England

(cancelled due to Ginger being ill)

Dec. 9/66 'Rhythm & Blues World Service' BBC Radio 1, London, England (3:00pm-6:30pm)

(Cat's Squirrel, Traintime, Hey Lawdy Mama and I'm So Glad - broadcast Jan. 9/67)

Dec. 9/66 'Bluesville 66'/'Manor House' Finsbury Park, North London, England

Dec. 10/66 'Isleworth Polytechnic' Isleworth, London, England

Dec. 12/66 'Cooks Ferry Inn' Edmonton, London, England

Dec. 13/66 'University of Exeter' Exeter, Devonshire, England (with Screaming Lord Sutch)

Dec. 14/66 'Bromel Club'/'Bromley Court Hotel' Bromely, South East London, England

Dec. 15/66 'University of Sussex' Brighton, East Sussex, England

Dec. 16 to Dec. 18/66 Paris, France (TV and radio appearances)

Dec. 17/66 'La Locomotive Club' Place Blanche, Paris, France

Dec. 18/66 'Agincourt Ballroom' Camberly, Surrey, England (probably cancelled)

Dec. 19/66 'Atalanta Ballroom' Woking, Surrey, England

Dec. 20/66 'Tuesday Beat Session'/'Winter Gardens' Malvern, Worcestershire, England

Dec. 21/66 'Top of the Pops' BBC Radio London, England

(I Feel Free - mimed to studio track - broadcast Dec. 29/66)

Dec. 21/66 'Bromel Club'/'Bromley Court Hotel' Bromley, South East London

Dec. 22/66 'Pier Pavilion' Worthing, West Sussex, England

Dec. 23/66 'Odeon Cinema' Birmingham, England

Dec. 24/66 'Midnight City Club' Birmingham, England (with Family and others)

Dec. 30/66 'The Roundhouse'/'Double Giant Freak-Out Ball' Chalk Farm, London, England

(with Alan Brown Set)

Jan. 7/67 'Ricky Tick'/'Thames Hotel' Windsor, Berkshire, England

Jan. 10/67 'Saturday Club' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 1, London, England (4:30pm-6:30pm)

(Four Until Late, I Feel Free, Traintime, N.S.U. and Toad - broadcast Jan. 14/67)

Jan. 10/67 'Marquee Club' London, England (with Catch 22)

Jan. 11/67 'Top of The Pops' BBC TV, London, England (I Feel Free - broadcast Jan. 12/67)

Jan. 13/67 'Ricky Tick'/'Guildhall' Southampton, England

Jan. 14/67 'Lanchester Arts Festival'/'Lanchester Polytechnic College' Coventry, England

Jan. 15/67 'Ricky Tick' Hounslow, Middlesex, England

Jan. 16/67 'Monday Monday' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 2, London, England (1:00pm-2:00pm)

(N.S.U., Rollin' and Tumblin' and I Feel Free)

Jan. 18/67 'Town Hall' Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England

Jan. 19/67 'Arts Ball'/'Leicester College of Art'/'Granby Hall' Leicester, England

(with Zoot Money, The Birds and Shotgun Express)

Jan. 20/67 'Club A Go Go' Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England

Jan. 21/67 'Floral Hall' Southport, Lancashire, England

Jan. 24/67 'Chinese R&B Jazz Club'/'Corn Exchange' Bristol, England

Jan. 25/67 'Parade of the Pops' BBC Radio London, England (I Feel Free) (1:00pm-2:00pm)

Jan. 26/67 'Top of the Pops' BBC TV London, England (I Feel Free) (7:30pm-8:00pm)

Jan. 27/67 'Adelphi Ballroom' West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England

Jan. 28/67 'Ram Jam Club' Brixton, London, England (2 shows)

Feb. 3/67 'All Night Rave'/'Queens Hall' Leeds, England

Feb. 4/67 'Technical College' Ewell, Epsom, Surrey, England

Feb. 5/67 'Sunday At The Saville'/'Saville Theatre' London, England

(2 shows with Sands and Edwin Starr)

Feb. 9/67 'City Hall' Salisbury, England

Feb. 10/67 'Bluesville 67'/'Manor House' Stockport, England

Feb. 11/67 'Bath Pavilion' Matlock, Derbyshire, England

Feb. 15/67 'Assembly Hall' Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England

Feb. 17/67 'Woodlands Youth Centre' Basildon, Essex, England (with the Riot Squad)

Feb. 18/67 'Tofts Club' Folkstone, England

Feb. 19/67 'Starlite Ballroom' Greenford, West London, England (with the Gods (with Mick Taylor)

Feb. 22/67 'Bromel Club'/'Bromley Court Hotel' Bromley, England

Feb. 24/67 'Beat-Club' TV Bremen, Germany (I Feel Free - mimed to studio track)

Feb. 25/67 'Star-Club' Hamburg, Germany

Feb. 26/67 'Star-Club' Kiel, Germany

Feb. 27/67 'Manchester & Salford Students Rag Ball '67' Salford, Manchester, England

(with 15 other groups including the Graham Bond Organisation)

Mar. 1/67 'Ulster Hall' Belfast, Northern Ireland (two 45 min. sets)

(with the Interns, the Group, the Few and the Styx)

Mar. 2/67 'Queens University Students Hall' Belfast, Northern Ireland

(with the Interns, the Green Angels and the Faculty)

Mar. 5/67 Copenhagen, Denmark (a scheduled press conference is cancelled)

Mar. 6/67 'Ekstra Bladets Pop Pool'/'Falkoner Centret' Copenhagen, Denmark

(with Defenders, Hitmakers, Sir Hendry and His Butlers, Lollipops and

Peter Belli & Seven Sounds)

Mar. 7/67 'Onkel Thores Stuga' Stockholm, Sweden Sveriges TV (mimed to N.S.U.)

Mar. 7/67 'Konserthuset' Stockholm, Sweden (Radio broadcast)

(N.S.U., Steppin' Out, Traintime, Toad and I'm So Glad are broadcast)

Mar. 8/67 'Cue Club'/'Liseberg Cirkus' Gothenburg, Sweden

(with Steam Packet, the Gonks, Annabeenox and the Jackpots)

Mar. 11/67 'St. George’s Ballroom' Hinkley, Leicestershire, England

Mar. 12/67 'Tavern Club' East Dereham, Norfolk, England (with The Feel For Soul)

Mar. 14/67 'Central Sound' London, England

Mar. 14/67 'Beachcomber Club' Nottingham, England

Mar. 15/67 'Ryemuse Studio'/'Mayfair Productions' London, England

(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 'Regent Street Polytechnic' London, England

Mar. 18/67 'Bristol University Students Union' Bristol, England

Mar. 20/67 'Monday Monday' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 2 London, England (1:00pm-2:00pm)

(I'm So Glad, Take It Back - broadcast March 27/67)

Mar. 21/67 'Marquee Club' London, England (with Family)

Mar. 22/67 'Locarno' Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England

Mar. 25 to April 2/67 'RKO Paramount Theatre'

Murray the K's 'Music In the Fifth Dimension Show' New York, New York (with Mitch

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' New York, New York (recording session for Hey Lawdy Mama)

Apr. 4/67 'Atlantic Studios' New York, New York (recording session for Strange Brew)

Apr. 7/67 'Municipal Hall' Pontypridd, Wales (cancelled - rescheduled to May 5)

Apr. 9/67 'Redcar Jazz Club'/'Coatham Hotel' Redcar, Yorkshire, England

Apr. 14/67 'Ricky Tick' Newbury, Berkshire, England

Apr. 15/67 'Rhodes Centre' Bishop's Stortford, Hertsfordshire, England (with the Teapots)

Apr. 16/67 'Daily Express Record Star Show'/'Empire Pool' Wembley, England

(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' Bristol, England

Apr. 19/67 'Beachcomber Club' Nottingham, England

Apr. 21/67 'Brighton Arts Festival'/'The Dome' Brighton, England (with the Who and the Merseys)

Apr. 22/67 'Ricky Tick' Hounslow, Middlesex, England

Apr. 26/67 'Birdcage' Southampton, England

Apr. 28/67 'University' Edgbaston, Birmingham, England (with Victor Brox)

Apr. 29/67 'Leeds University' Leeds, England (with Midnight Train and the Moss Chapeltown Band)

May 1/67 'Starpalast' Kiel, Germany (probably cancelled)

May 2/67 'Hor Hin-Schau Zu' TV show, Berlin, Germany (probably cancelled)

May 3/67 'Hor Hin-Schau Zu' TV show, Berlin, Germany (probably cancelled)

May 5/67 'Municipal Hall' Pontypridd, Glamorgan, Wales

(this show was originally scheduled for April 7)

May 6/67 'Sound and Picture City' BBC TV (afternoon) (3 songs mimed using borrowed equipment)

May 6/67 'R.A.F. Station'/'Royal Agriculture College Charity Appeal' Chippenham, Wilts,

England (evening)

May 7/67 'NME Poll Winners Concert'/'Empire Pool' Wembley, England (afternoon)

(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, Birmingham, England (evening) (two 45 min. sets)

May 12 to May 15/67 'Atlantic Studios' New York, New York

(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' Berlin, Germany

May 21/67 'Jaguar-Club' Scala, Herford, Germany (with the Tonics)

May 23/67 'Marquee Club' London, England (with Family)

May 26/67 'Goldsmiths College Summer Ball' New Cross, London, England

May 27/67 'Pembroke College May Ball'/'Grand Marquee' Oxford, England (with the Who)

May 27/67 'Exeter Eights Week Ball'/'Exeter College' Oxford, England

(with the Tribe, the Other Extreme and the Cabinet)

May 29/67 'Barbecue 67'/'Tulip Bulb Auction Hall' Spalding, England

(with the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Pink Floyd, the Move, Geno Washington

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, London, England

(Strange Brew, Tales of Brave Ulysses, We're Going Wrong – broadcast June 3/67)

June 1/67 'Palais des Sports' Paris, France

June 3/67 'Ram Jam Club' Brixton, London, England (with Impact Blues)

June 8/67 'Colston Hall' Bristol, England

June 9/67 'Civic Hall' Wolverhampton, England (with the N'Betweens who later became Slade)

June 10/67 'Wellington Club' East Dereham, Norfolk, England (with Boz Burrell and Feel For Soul)

June 11/67 'Starlite Ballroom' Greenford, England (with the Triads)

June 12/67 'Trinity Hall' Cambridge, England (with The New Vaudeville Band)

June 15/67 'Top of the Pops' BBC 'Light Programme' TV London, England (mime to Strange Brew)

June 16/67 'University of Sussex' Brighton, England (late replacement for the Who)

June 22/67 'Dee Time' BBC TV (hosted by Simon Dee) London, England (Strange Brew)

June 23/67 'Durham University' Durham, England

June 24/67 'Carlton Ballroom' Eardington, Birmingham, England (later became Mother's Club)

June 25/67 'Wheels Discotheque' Reading, England (with the Ivey's)

June 27/67 'Tuesday Beat Session'/'Winter Gardens' Malvern, Worcestershire, England

June 28/67 'Floral Hall' Gorleston-On-Sea, Norfolk, England (with Feel For Soul)

(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' Finsbury Park, North London, England

July 1/67 'Upper Cut' Forest Gate, London, England

July 2/67 'Saville Theatre' London, England (2 shows)

(with Jimmy Powell and the Dimensions, the Jeff Beck Group and John

Mayall's Bluesbreakers)

July 7/67 'Ballerina Ballroom' Nairn, Scotland

(postponed to July 10 as the equipment van broke down)

July 8/67 with photographer Robert Whitaker, Cream climb Ben Nevis

July 8/67 'Beach Ballroom' Aberdeen, Scotland

July 9/67 'Kinema Ballroom' Dunfermline, Scotland (with the Shadettes)

July 10/67 'Ballerina Ballroom' Nairn, Scotland (rescheduled from July 7)

July /67 'IBC Studios' London, England

(initial sessions for White Room, Sitting On Top of The World and Born Under A Bad

Sign)

July 12/67 'Floral Hall' Great Yarmouth, Southport, England

July 14/67 'Joe Loss Show' BBC 'Light Programme' Radio 1, London, England

(Strange Brew, Tales of Brave Ulysses)

July 15/67 'Supreme Ballroom' Ramsgate, Kent, England

Aug. 4/67 'City Hall' Perth, Scotland

Aug. 5/67 'Market Hall' Carlisle, England

Aug. 6/67 'McGoos' Edinburgh, Scotland (with the Jury)

Aug. 7/67 'Locarno Ballroom' Glasgow, Scotland

Aug. 8/67 'Palace Ballroom' Douglas, Isle of Man, England (with Sounds Incorporated)

Aug. /67 'IBC Studios' London, England

(further sessions for White Room and Born Under A Bad Sign)

Aug. 12/67 'Floral Hall' Corleston-On-Sea, Norfolk, England (rescheduled from June 28)

Aug. 13/67 '7th National Jazz & Blues Festival' Windsor, Berkshire, England

(first photographic evidence of Jack playing his first EB-3)

Aug. 15/67 'Explosion '67'/'Town Hall' Torquay, England

Aug. 17/67 'Speakeasy' London, England (introduced by Frank Zappa as a 'dandy little combo')

Aug. 19/67 Southport, England (?)

Aug. 20/67 'Redcar Jazz Club'/'Coatham Hotel' Redcar, Cleveland, England

Aug. 22/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Southside Sound System)

Aug. 23/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Southside Sound System)

Aug. 24/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Southside Sound System)

Aug. 25/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Southside Sound System)

Aug. 26/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Southside Sound System)

Aug. 27/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Southside Sound System)

Aug. 29/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)

Aug. 30/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)

Aug. 31/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)

Sep. 1/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)

Sep. 2/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)
(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)

Sep. 3/67 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Gary Burton and the Electric Flag)

Sep. 4/67 'Whisky A Go-Go' West Hollywood, California (with the Rich Kids)

Sep. 5/67 'Whisky A Go-Go' West Hollywood, California (with the Rich Kids)

Sep. 6/67 'Whisky A Go-Go' West Hollywood, California (with the Rich Kids)

Sep. 8/67 'Cross Town Bus Club' Brighton, Massachusetts

(cancelled - shows are moved to the Psychedelic Supermarket)

Sep. 10/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket' Boston, Massachusetts (2 sets) (with Catharsis)

Sep. 11/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket' Boston, Massachusetts (2 sets) (with Catharsis)

Sep. 12/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket' Boston, Massachusetts (2 sets) (with Catharsis)

Sep. 13/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket' Boston, Massachusetts (2 sets) (with Catharsis)

Sep. 14/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket' Boston, Massachusetts (2 sets) (with Catharsis)

Sep. 15/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket' Boston, Massachusetts (2 sets) (with Catharsis)

Sep. 16/67 'Psychedelic Supermarket' Boston, Massachusetts (2 sets) (with Catharsis)

Sep. /67 'Atlantic Studios' New York, New York

(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' Long Beach, Long Island (with Moby Grape)

Sep. 23/67 'Village Theatre' New York, New York (with Canned Heat) (2 shows)

(according a fan review, Moby Grape cancelled and were replaced by Canned Heat)

Sep. 24/67 'Action House' Long Beach, Long Island (with the Neons)

Sep. 26/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Sep. 27/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Sep. 28/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Sep. 29/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Sep. 30/67 'Village Theatre' New York, New York

(early show with the Soul Survivors and Richie Havens)

Sep. 30/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (late show with the Paupers)

Oct. 1/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Oct. 3/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Oct. 4/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Oct. 5/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Oct. 6/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Oct. 7/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Oct. 8/67 'Cafe Au Go Go' New York, New York (with the Paupers and Richie Havens)

Oct. 9 to Oct. 10/67 'Atlantic Studios' New York, New York

(initial sessions for Pressed Rat and Warthog and Anyone For Tennis. Further sessions

for White Room)

Oct. 11/67 'Fifth Dimension Club' Ann Arbor, Michigan

Oct. 12/67 'Fifth Dimension Club' Ann Arbor, Michigan

Oct. 13/67 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (with MC5 and The Thyme)

Oct. 14/67 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (with The Rationals)

Oct. 15/67 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (with The Apostles)

Oct. 19/67 'Romanos Ballroom' Belfast, Northern Ireland (postponed until Nov. 2)

Oct. 24/67 'Top Gear' BBC Radio 1, London, England (2:30pm-4:30pm) (produced by Bernie Andrews)

(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' Southampton, England (with Nelson's Column and the Quik)

Oct. 29/67 'Sundays At The Saville'/'Saville Theatre' London, England

(2 shows with the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band and the Action. Compered by John Peel)

Oct. 29/67 'Top Gear' BBC Radio 1, London, England (with DJ's John Peel and Pete Drummond)

(songs recorded for 'Top Gear' on Oct. 24/67 are rebroadcast on this date)

Nov. 1/67 'Bal Tabarin' Bromley, England

Nov. 2/67 'Romanos Ballroom' Belfast, Northern Ireland (rescheduled from Oct. 19)

Nov. 3/67 'Strand Ballroom' Portstewart, Northern Ireland (with the Playboys Showband)

Nov. 6/67 'Bush House' BBC Russian Service, London, England (4:30pm-7:00pm)

(interview with Eric and Jack - broadcast Nov. 14/67)

Nov. 6/67 'Silver Blades Ice Rink' Streatham High Road, England

Nov. 10/67 'Toppot'/'Ny Adelgade' Copenhagen, Denmark (press conference)

Nov. 11/67 'TV-Byen (TV Village)' (studio A) Gladsaxe, Denmark (afternoon)

(N.S.U., Strange Brew and I'm So Glad - mimed to studio tracks)

Nov. 11/67 'Hit-Club'/'Vejgaard Hallen' Aalborg, Denmark (evening)

(with Defenders, Parrots and Go-Go)

Nov. 12/67 'Falkoner Centret' Copenhagen, Denmark

(2 shows with Steppeulvene and the Defenders)

Nov. 13/67 'Pasila TV' Helsinki, Finland (afternoon)

(Sunshine of Your Love, Tales of Brave Ulysses, World of Pain and Outside Woman Blues

- mimed to studio tracks)

Nov. 13/67 'Kulttuuritalo' Helsinki, Finland (2 shows)

Nov. 14/67 'Konserthuset' Stockholm, Sweden

(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' Jonkoping, Sweden (with the Ramblers and the Piccadillys)

Nov. 18/67 'Idrottshuset' Orebro, Sweden (with King George & The Harlem Kiddies)

Nov. 23/67 'Club A Go Go' Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England

Nov. 24/67 'Central Pier'/'Marine Ballroom' Morecambe, Lancashire, England

(with the Doodlebugs and the Top Katz with DJ Lord Byron)

Nov. 26/67 'Twice a Fortnight' BBC TV, Lime Grove Studios, London, England

(We're Going Wrong - broadcast Dec. 2/67)

Nov. 28/67 'Marquee Club' London, England (cancelled due to Ginger being ill)

Dec. 1/67 'Top Rank' Brighton, England

(cancelled due to Ginger being ill. Postponed until Jan. 19/68)

Dec. 2/67 'Owens Union Building'/'Manchester University' Manchester, England

(cancelled due to Ginger being ill. Replaced with the Moody Blues)

Dec. 3/67 'Happening Sunday' BBC Radio 1, London, England (10:00am-12:00pm)

(songs recorded for 'Top Gear' on Oct. 24/67 are rebroadcast on this date)

Dec. 9/67 'Union Dance'/'University' Bristol, England

Dec. 12 to Dec. 15/67 'Atlantic Studios' New York, New York

(further sessions for Pressed Rat and Warthog, Anyone For Tennis and White Room)

Dec. 18/67 'Rhythm & Blues World Service' BBC Radio, London, England (hosted by Alexis Korner)

(songs recorded for 'Top Gear' on Oct. 24/67 are rebroadcast on this date)

Dec. 20/67 'Debutante’s Ball' Chicago, Illinois (play at a private party for a wealthy family)

Dec 21/67 unknown studio, Chicago, Illinois

(the Falstaff Beer commercial was recorded on this date)

Dec. 22/67 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (with Billy C. & The Sunshine, MC5 and Soap)

Dec. 23/67 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (with Billy C. & The Sunshine, MC5 and Soap)

Dec. 24/67 'Atlantic Studios' New York, New York

(further sessions for Pressed Rat and Warthog, Anyone For Tennis and White Room)

Jan. 5/68 'Industrial Club' Norwich, England (with the Healers)

Jan. 9/68 'Top Gear' BBC Radio 1, London, England (2:30pm-6:00pm)

(SWLABR, Politician, Steppin' Out, We're Going Wrong and Blue Condition - broadcast

on Jan. 14/68)

Jan. 10/68 'Revolution Club' London, England (rehearsal filmed by French TV)

(Tales of Brave Ulysses, Sunshine of Your Love, Spoonful)

Jan. 13/68 'Fenklup (VARA)'(Fan Club) TV Show, Amsterdam, Holland

(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' Redcar, Cleveland, England (cancelled)

Jan. 19/68 'Top Rank Suite' Brighton, England (with the Mike Stuart Span)

(this was originally scheduled for Dec. 1/67)

Jan. 20/68 'Leeds University Union' Leeds, England

Jan. 27/68 'St. Marys College' Twickenham, London, England

(with Alan Brown and the Chris Ian Dreamboat Show)

Feb. 2/68 'Technical College' Nottingham, England (with Thatch)

Feb. 3/68 'Carnival '68'/'University College' London, England

(with Two of Each, the Millionaires and the Soundtrekkers)

Feb. 5/68 'Vognmandsmarken' Osterbro, Copenhagen, Denmark

(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, Copenhagen, Denmark

(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' Copenhagen, Denmark

(2 shows with Hansson & Karlsson and the Young Flowers)

Feb. 9/68 'Arts Ball Goes Hollywood'/'Leicester University Arts Ball' Leicester, England

(with the Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Family, Wynder K. Frogg and the Freddie Mack

Show)

Feb. 10/68 'University' Manchester, England (gig presented by the Unions Social)

(last gig in the UK before the Royal Albert Hall shows in Nov.)

Feb. 13 to Feb. 22/68 'Atlantic Studios' New York, New York

(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 'Santa Monica Civic Auditorium' Santa Monica, California

(2 shows with Steppenwolf, Penny Nichols and the Electric Prunes)

Feb. 24/68 'Earl Warren Showgrounds' Santa Barbara, California

(with Taj Mahal and the James Cotton Blues Band)

Feb. 25/68 'Swing Auditorium' San Bernadino, California (with the Caretakers)

Feb. 29/68 'Winterland Arena' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Big Black and Loading Zone)

Mar. 1/68 'Winterland Arena' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Big Black and Loading Zone)

Mar. 2/68 'Winterland Arena' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Big Black and Loading Zone)

Mar. 3/68 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Big Black and Loading Zone)

Mar. 7/68 'Fillmore Auditorium' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Jeremy & the Satyrs, Blood Sweat and Tears and the James Cotton Blues Band)

Mar. 8/68 'Winterland Arena' San Francisco, California

(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' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Jeremy & the Satyrs, Blood Sweat and Tears and the James Cotton Blues Band)

Mar. 10/68 'Winterland Arena' San Francisco, California (2 sets)

(with Jeremy & the Satyrs, Blood Sweat and Tears and the James Cotton Blues Band)

Mar. 11/68 'Memorial Auditorium' Sacramento, California (with the Grateful Dead)

Mar. 13/68 'Selland Arena' Fresno, California (with Blue Cheer)

Mar. 15/68 'San Fernando Valley State College' Northridge, California

(afternoon show with Canned Heat)

Mar. 15/68 'Shrine Exposition Hall' Los Angeles, California

(evening show with the James Cotton Blues Band and Mint Tattoo)

Mar. 16/68 'Shrine Exposition Hall' Los Angeles, California

(with the James Cotton Blues Band and Mint Tattoo)

Mar. 17/68 'Star Theatre' Phoenix, Arizona

Mar. 19/68 'The Family Dog' Denver, Colorado (cancelled - rescheduled to May 6)

Mar. 21/68 'Beloit College' Beloit, Wisconsin

Mar. 22/68 'Clowes Memorial Hall'/'Butler University' Indianapolis, Indiana

(2 shows with American Breed)

Mar. 23/68 'Shapiro Athletic Center'/'Brandeis University' Waltham, Massachusetts (with Orpheus)

(show actually started at 02:15 a.m. the next day)

Mar. 24/68 'State University of New York Gymnasium' Stony Brook, New York (with the Vagrants)

(Cream cancelled this gig as Jack was ill - postponed until April 2)

Mar. 26/68 'Union Catholic High School' Scotch Plains, New Jersey

Mar. 27/68 'Staples High School' Westport, Connecticut

Mar. 29/68 'Hunter College Auditorium' New York, New York (2 shows with The Apostles)

Mar. 30/68 'State Fair Music Hall' Dallas, Texas (with the Vanilla Fudge)

Mar. 31/68 'Music Hall' Houston, Texas (with the Vanilla Fudge)

Apr. 2/68 'State University of New York Gymnasium' Stony Brook, New York

(the show was originally scheduled for March 24)

Apr. 3/68 'Morris Civic Auditorium' South Bend, Indiana

Apr. 5/68 'Back Bay Theatre' Boston, Massachusetts

Apr. 6/68 'Commodore Ballroom' Lowell, Massachusetts

Apr. 7/68 'Eastman College Theatre' Rochester, New York (with the Vanilla Fudge)

(Cream cancelled this gig as their equipment failed to arrive on time)

Apr. 8/68 'Capitol Theatre' Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (with Olivus and The Heart)

Apr. 10/68 'Yale University'/'Woolsey Hall' New Haven, Connecticut (with Randy Burns)

Apr. 11/68 'Thee Image Club' Miami, Florida (with Blues Image) (date unconfirmed)

Apr. /68 Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania (Life magazine "railroad tracks" photo shoot with Art

Kane)

Apr. 12/68 'Electric Factory' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (with Woody's Truck Stop)

Apr. 13/68 'Electric Factory' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (with the Nazz)

Apr. 14/68 'Electric Factory' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (with Friends of The Family)

Cream returned to England at this point during their tour for a 10 day break

with several shows being postponed until June. It had long been thought that

the gigs at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia had been postponed from April 12-14 to April 19-21, however this was not the case. An article in the April 27 issue of Melody Maker also reports that Eric attended an Ike and Tina Turner show at the Revolution Club in London on April 19.

Apr. 16/68 'Paul Sauve Arena' Montreal, Quebec, Canada (postponed until June 11)

Apr. 19/68 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (postponed until June 7)

Apr. 20/68 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (postponed until June 8)

Apr. 21/68 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (postponed until June 9)

Apr. 22/68 'Massey Hall' Toronto, Ontario, Canada (postponed until June 5)

Apr. 21/68 'Romp' ABC TV (broadcast date) (Sunshine of Your Love - mimed to studio track)

(recorded in Hollywood, California, possibly on March 14)

Apr. 26/68 'The Cellar' Arlington Heights, Illinois

Apr. 27/68 'Coliseum' Chicago, Illinois (with the Mothers of Invention)

Apr. 28/68 'Kiel Opera House' St. Louis, Missouri (with Spur)

May 2/68 'The Factory'/'Wisconsin State University Fieldhouse' Madison, Wisconsin

(this gig was cancelled as the owners had closed the club)

May 3/68 'The Scene' Milwaukee, Wisconsin (with The Invasion and The Corporation)

May 4/68 'The Scene' Milwaukee, Wisconsin (with The Invasion and The Corporation)

May 5/68 'Magoo's & New City Opera House' Minneapolis, Minnesota

(afternoon show with The Litter)

May 6/68 'The Family Dog' Denver, Colorado (this show was originally scheduled for March 19)

May 10/68 'Toledo Sports Arena' Toldeo, Ohio

May 11/68 'Akron Civic Centre' Akron, Ohio

May 12/68 'Music Hall' Cleveland, Ohio (afternoon show with Canned Heat)

May 14/68 'Veterans Memorial Auditorium' Columbus, Ohio

May 15/68 'Veterans Memorial Field House' Huntington, West Virginia

(with the The Grass Roots, The Kickin' Mustangs and The Purple Reign)

May 17/68 'Anaheim Convention Center' Anaheim, California (with Spirit)

May 18/68 'Anaheim Convention Center' Anaheim, California (with Spirit)

May 18/68 'Ice Palace' Las Vegas, Nevada (with Hunger!) (postponed until later in May)

May 19/68 'Community Concourse'/'Exhibit Hall' San Diego, California (with the Brain Police)

May 20/68 'CBS Television Studios' Los Angeles, California (broadcast July 14/68)

'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 'Ice Palace' Las Vegas, Nevada (with Sweetwater) (originally scheduled for May 18)

May 24/68 'University of Southern California'/'Robertson Gym' Santa Barbara, California

(with the Electric Flag)

May 25/68 'Civic Auditorium' San Jose, California (with Orphan Egg)

May 27/68 'Swing Auditorium' San Bernadino, California

May 28/68 'Pacific Center' Long Beach, California

May 29/68 'Eagles Auditorium' Seattle, Washington (with The Easy Chairs and

Calliope)

May 30/68 'Eagles Auditorium' Seattle, Washington

(afternoon show with The Easy Chairs and Calliope)

May 31/68 'Stampede Corral' Calgary, Alberta, Canada (only 900 attend)

June 1/68 'Pavillion Sales Annex' Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (with The Grass Roots)

June 2/68 'Pacific Coliseum' Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

(with The United Empire Loyalists)

June 5/68 'Massey Hall' Toronto, Ontario, Canada (with Duke Edwards & The Young Ones)

(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 England but Bob Adcock (ex-Cream roadie)

manages to intervene and get him back to the hotel)

June 7/68 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (with MC5 and The Carousel)

June 8/68 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (with Nickel Plate Express and St. Louis Union)

June 9/68 'Grande Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (with The James Gang and The Thyme)

(these 3 shows were originally scheduled for April 19-21)

June 11/68 'Paul Sauve Arena' Montreal, Quebec, Canada (with Duke Edwards & The Young Ones)

(this show was originally scheduled for April 16)

June 12 to June 13/68 'Atlantic Studios' New York, New York

(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 'Island Gardens' West Hempstead, Long Island, New York

(they arrived late. Performed N.S.U., Steppin' Out and Toad only)

June 15/68 'Oakdale Music Theatre' Wallingford, Connecticut (2 shows)

June 16/68 'Camden County Music Fair' Cherry Hill, New Jersey

Jack Bruce, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Jon Hiseman

July /68 '100 Club' London, England

(this gig was the impetus for recording 'Things We Like')

Cream

Oct. 4/68 'Alameda County Coliseum Arena' Oakland, California

(with It's A Beautiful Day and The Collectors)

Oct. 5/68 'University of New Mexico' Albuquerque, New Mexico

Oct. 6/68 'Auditorium Arena' Denver, Colorado (a hypnotist was the opening act)

Oct. 11/68 'New Haven Arena' New Haven, Connecticut

Oct. 12/68 'Olympia Arena' Detroit, Michigan

(with Friend and Lover and the Siegel-Schwall Blues Band)

Oct. 13/68 'Coliseum' Chicago, Illinois (afternoon show with Conqueror Worm)

Oct. 14/68 'Veterans Memorial Auditorium' Des Moines, Iowa (with Conqueror Worm)

Oct. 16/68 'TTG Studios' Hollywood, California (exact date unknown)

(Jack jams with Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Miles and Jim McCarty)

Oct. 18/68 'The Forum' Inglewood, California (with Deep Purple)

Oct. 19/68 'The Forum' Inglewood, California (with Deep Purple)

Oct. 20/68 'Sports Arena' San Diego, California (with Deep Purple and the Buddy Miles Express)

Oct. 22 to Oct. 23/68 'Wally Heider Recording Studios' Los Angeles, California

(initial sessions for Doing That Scrapyard Thing, What A Bringdown and Badge)

Oct. 24/68 'Sam Houston Coliseum' Houston, Texas

Oct. 25/68 'Dallas Memorial Auditorium' Dallas, Texas

(with the Vanilla Fudge and the Young Rascals)

Oct. 26/68 'Miami Stadium' Miami, Florida (afternoon show with Terry Reid)

Oct. 27/68 'Chastain Park Amphitheatre' Atlanta, Georgia (afternoon show with Terry Reid)

Oct. 31/68 'Boston Garden' Boston, Massachusetts (cancelled)

Nov. 1/68 'The Spectrum' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (played on a revolving stage)

(with Terry Reid and Sweet Stavin Chain)

Nov. 2/68 'Madison Square Garden' New York, New York

(with the Buddy Miles Express and Terry Reid)

Nov. 3/68 'Civic Center Arena' Baltimore, Maryland

(with the Moody Blues and Terry Reid. The Moody Blues were actually the main act)

Nov. 4/68 'Rhode Island Auditorium' Providence, Rhode Island (2 shows with Terry Reid)

(the 2nd show was cut short due to time restrictions)

Nov. 18 to Nov. 21/68 'IBC Studios' London, England

(final sessions for Doing That Scrapyard Thing, What A Bringdown and Badge)

Nov. 26/68 'Royal Albert Hall' London, England (2 shows with Taste and Yes)

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'/'Lancaster University' Lancaster, England

(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 Staines, Surrey, England (filmed at an abandoned linoleum factory)

Mar. 18/69 Staines, Surrey, England (filmed at an abandoned linoleum factory)

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' London, England (BBC Radio broadcast)

(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' London, England (BBC Radio broadcast - broadcast June 4/69)

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 London, Glasgow and on the island of Sanda, Scotland

(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 island of Sanda,

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' Coventry, England

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 'London School of Economics' London, England

Jack Bruce & Friends with Larry Coryell, Mitch Mitchell, Mike Mandel

Jan. 24/70 'Lanchester Arts Festival' Coventry, England (2 shows)

(with Colosseum and the New Jazz Orchestra)

Jan. 25/70 'Lyceum' Strand, England

Jan. 30/70 'Fillmore East' New York, New York (2 shows with Mountain)

Jan. 31/70 'Fillmore East' New York, New York (2 shows with Mountain)

Feb. 6/70 'The Warehouse' New Orleans, Louisiana (with Zephyr, White Clover)

Feb. 7/70 'The Warehouse' New Orleans, Louisiana (with Zephyr, Darkhorse)

Feb. 9/70 'The Warehouse' New Orleans, Louisiana (with Pacific, Gas & Electric)

Feb. 13/70 'Eastown Theatre' Detroit, Michigan (with Savage Grace, The Tea, Steve Booker)

Feb. 14/70 'Eastown Theatre' Detroit, Michigan

(with Teegarden & Van Winkle, The Tea, Steve Booker)

Feb. 20/70 'Kinetic Playground' Chicago, Illinois

(with James Gang, Siegal-Schwall, Mason Proffit, Soft, Truth)

Feb. 21/70 'Kinetic Playground' Chicago, Illinois

(with James Gang, Siegal-Schwall, Mason Proffit, Soft, Truth)

Feb. 22/70 'Electric Factory' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

(2 shows with Albert King, Edison Electric Band)

Feb. 25/70 'Music Hall' Houston, Texas (with Mountain)

Feb. 26/70 'Fillmore West' San Francisco, California

Feb. 27/70 'Winterland' San Francisco, California

Feb. 28/70 'Winterland' San Francisco, California

Mar. 1/70 'Fillmore West' San Francisco, California

(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 Toronto, Ontario, Canada

(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably cancelled)

Apr. 16/70 'University of Toledo Student Union Multi-Purpose Room' Toledo, Ohio

Apr. 17/70 'Capitol Theatre' Port Chester, New York (with Lee Michaels, Charlie Brown)

Apr. 18/70 'Capitol Theatre' Port Chester, New York (with Lee Michaels, Charlie Brown)

Apr. 19/70 'Tufts University' Medford, Massachusetts (with Mountain)

Apr. 24/70 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Apr. 25/70 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

(above 2 shows advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but were

probably cancelled)

Apr. 24/70 'The Birmingham Palladium' Detroit, Michigan (with The Rationals)

Apr. 25/70 'The Birmingham Palladium' Detroit, Michigan (with The Rationals)

Apr. 26/70 Minneapolis, Minnesota

(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 'Ludlow’s Garage' Cincinnati, Ohio

May 2/70 'Ludlow’s Garage' Cincinnati, Ohio

May 6/70 Stores, Connecticut

(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably cancelled)

May 8/70 'Action House' Island Park, Long Island, New York

May 9/70 'Action House' Island Park, Long Island, New York

May 15/70 Chicago, Illinois

(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably cancelled)

May 31/70 Atlanta, Georgia

(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably cancelled)

June 13/70 San Francisco, California

(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably cancelled)

June 19/70 Portland, Oregon

(advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but probably cancelled)

June 25/70 Los Angeles, California

June 26/70 Los Angeles, California

June 27/70 Los Angeles, California

June 28/70 Los Angeles, California

(above 4 shows advertised in the Apr. 25/70 issue of Billboard but were probably

cancelled)

July 7/70 New York, New York

July 11/70 'Newport Jazz Festival' Newport, Rhode Island

July 14/70 'Olmstead Sound Studios' NYC ('One Word'/'Two Worlds' session)

July 18/70 'New York Pop' Randall's Island, New York (cancelled)

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' Middlefield, Connecticut (cancelled)

Aug. 4/70 Harmonyville, New Jersey

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 'Ohio Valley Jazz Festivial' Crosley Field, Ohio

Aug. 28/70 'Action House' Island Park, Long Island, New York

Nucleus with Jack Bruce, Ian Carr, Tony Roberts, Keith Winter, Tony Levin, Karl Jenkins, Malcolm Griffiths, Ron Herman

Sep. 11/70 'Notre Dame Hall' London, England

The Tony Williams Lifetime with John McLaughlin, Jack Bruce, Larry Young

Oct. 2/70 'Lancaster University' Lancaster, England

Oct. 3/70 'Dagenham Roadhouse' London, England

Oct. 6/70 'Marquee Club' London, England

Oct. 7/70 'Speakeasy' London, England

Oct. 9/70 'Chez Club' Leytonstone, England

Oct. 10/70 'Belfry' Sutton Coldfield, England

Oct. 16/70 'Sisters' Tottenham, London, England

Oct. 18/70 'Kinema Ballroom' Dunfermline, Scotland

Oct. /70 'Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club' London, England

Oct. /70 'Beat-Club' Bremen, Germany (recorded for TV but never broadcast)

(30 seconds of their aborted performance is included in the Nov. 28/70 broadcast)

Oct. 23/70 'Essener Pop & Blues Festival' Essen, Germany

Oct. 25/70 'Hampstead Country Club' Haverstock Hill, England

Oct. 26/70 'Albert Hall' Nottingham, England

Oct. 29/70 Basel, Switzerland

Oct. 30/70 Zurich, Switzerland

Nov. 1/70 'Royal Court Theatre' London, England

Nov. 2/70 'Colston Hall' Bristol, Gloucester, England

Nov. 3/70 'Town Hall' Oxford, England

Nov. 4/70 'City Hall' Sheffield, England

Nov. 6/70 'City Hall' Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England

Nov. 7/70 'Hull University' Hull, England

Nov. 8/70 'Caley Cinema' Edinburgh, Scotland

Nov. 9/70 'Maryland' Glasgow, Scotland

Nov. 10/70 'Town Hall' Birmingham, England

Nov. 12/70 'California' Dunstable, England

Nov. 13/70 'Chesford Grange' Kenilworth, England

Nov. 14/70 'Starlight Ballroom' Boston, England

Nov. 15/70 'Winter Gardens' Bournemouth, England

Nov. 20/70 'Knufflesplunk Community Center' Welwyn Garden City, England

Nov. 21/70 'Umist College' Manchester, England

Nov. 22/70 'Redcar Jazz Club'/'Coatham Hotel' Redcar, Yorkshire, England

Nov. 23/70 'Civic Hall' Wolverhampton, England (cancelled)

Nov. 26/70 'Revolution Club' London, England

Nov. 27/70 'Van Dyke Club' Davenport, Plymouth, England

Nov. 29/70 'Fairfield Hall' Croydon, England

Dec. 2/70 'The Dome' Brighton, England

Dec. 3/70 'St. Georges Hall' Liverpool, England

Dec. 5/70 'Chelsea College' Chelsea, England

Dec. 10/70 'Rebecca’s' Birmingham, England (cancelled as the band never showed up)

Dec. 18/70 'East Berks College' Windsor, England (cancelled ?)

The Tony Williams Lifetime with John McLaughlin, Jack Bruce, Larry Young

Feb. 19/71 'Rock Palace' Brooklyn, New York (cancelled)

Feb. /71 'Electric Banana' Brooklyn, New York (cancelled)

Feb. /71 'The Main Point' Ardmore, Pennsylvania (cancelled)

Nucleus with Jack Bruce, Kenny Wheeler, Tony Roberts, Keith Winter, Tony Levin and others

Apr. 24/71 'Torrington' London, England

Larry Coryell Band with Jack Bruce, Mitch Mitchell

July 18/71 'Nice Festival' Nice, France (Radio broadcast)

Jack Bruce Trio with John Marshall, Chris Spedding

July 20/71 'Sounds Of The Seventies' London, England

(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, Holland (TV and Radio broadcast)

Larry Coryell with Jack Bruce, John Marshall

Aug. 5/71 'Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club' London, England (2 shows)

Aug. 6/71 'Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club' London, England (2 shows)

Aug. 7/71 'Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club' London, England (2 shows)

Jack Bruce, Jon Hiseman, John Surman

Aug. 10/71 'Jazz In Britain' London, England (BBC Radio 3 broadcast)

(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' London, England (BBC 2 TV broadcast - broadcast on Aug. 27/71)

Jack Bruce & Friends with Graham Bond, John Marshall, Chris Spedding, Art Themen

Aug. /71 'Out Front' Manchester, England (Granada TV broadcast)

Aug. 19/71 'Paris Theatre' London, England

(BBC 'In Concert' Radio broadcast - broadcast on Aug. 29/71)

Aug. 26/71 'Country Club' Hampstead, England (UCS Benefit)

(Dick Heckstall-Smith replaced Art Themen for this gig)

Sep. 4/71 'Hyde Park' London, England (with King Crimson, Formerly Fat Harry, Roy Harper)

Sep. 26/71 'Bumpers Club' London, England (UCS Benefit)

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' London, England (BBC-2 TV broadcast)

Oct. 8/71 'Queens Hall' Leeds, England

Oct. 9/71 'Winter Gardens' Great Malvern, England

Oct. 23/71 'Polytechnic' Bristol, England

Oct. 28/71 'Music Hall' Aberdeen, England

Oct. 29/71 'University' Stirling, England

Oct. 30/71 'Queen Margaret’s Union' Glasgow, Scotland

Oct. 31/71 'Kinema Ballroom' Dunfermline, Scotland (with The Change)

Nov. 4/71 'Central London Polytechnic Festival' London, England

Nov. 6/71 'Essex University' Colchester, England

Nov. 7/71 'Greyhound' Croydon, England

Nov. 10/71 'Top Rank' Cardiff, England

Nov. 11/71 'Umist' Manchester, England

Nov. 12/71 'University' Newcastle, England

Nov. 13/71 'University' Sheffield, England

Nov. 16/71 'Teatro Massimo' Milan, Italy (without Art Themen)

Nov. 17/71 'Teatro Broncaccio' Rome, Italy (without Art Themen)

Nov. 19/71 'Goldsmiths College' London, England

Nov. 20/71 'University' Exeter, England

Nov. 22/71 'Watford Town Hall' Watford, England

Nov. 25/71 'University' Aberystwyth, England

Nov. 26/71 'University' Oxford, England

Nov. 27/71 'Polytechnic' Leicester, England (without Art Themen)

Dec. 3/71 'South Bank Polytechnic Student Union' London, England

Dec. 4/71 'Lad’s Club' Norwich, England

Dec. 5/71 'Chelsea College' London, England

Dec. /71 'The Stadium' Liverpool, England

Jan. 11/72 'Rheinhalle' Dusseldorf, Germany

Jan. 12/72 'Musikhalle' Hamburg, Germany

Jan. 13/72 'Kongresshalle' Frankfurt, Germany

Jan. 14/72 'Deutsches Museum' Munich, Germany

Jan. 15/72 'Deutschlandhalle' Berlin, Germany

Jan. /72 'Polytechnic Annual Ball' Wolverhampton, England

Jan. 29/72 'Borough Rd. College' Isleworth, England

Feb. 12/72 'Imperial College' London, England

West, Bruce and Laing (1st tour of USA)

Mar. 17/72 'Foster Auditorium' Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Mar. 18/72 'Pirate’s World Amusement Park' Dania, Florida (with Country Joe McDonald)

Mar. 19/72 'Fort Homer Hesterly Armory' Tampa, Florida (with Black Oak Arkansas)

Mar. /72 Key West, Florida

Mar. 23/72 'Kemp’s Coliseum' Orlando, Florida

Mar. 24/72 'Convention Hall' Miami, Florida

Mar. 25/72 'The Warehouse' New Orleans, Louisiana

Mar. /72 'Pershing Auditorium' Lincoln, Nebraska

Mar. /72 'East Carolina University' Greenville, North Carolina (with Brass Park)

Mar. 29/72 'Music Hall' Houston, Texas

Mar. 30/72 'Terrace Ballroom' Salt Lake City, Utah (with Malo)

Mar. 31/72 'Community Concourse' San Diego, California (with Cold Blood)

Apr. 2/72 'Winterland' San Francisco, California (with Cold Blood, Jackie Lomax)

Apr. 4/72 'Center Arena' Seattle, Washington (with Cold Blood)

Apr. 7/72 'Hollywood Palladium' Hollywood, California (with Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show, Free)

Apr. 8/72 Denver, Colorado (?)

Apr. 9/72 'University of Colorado Fieldhouse' Boulder, Colorado (with Free)

Apr. 10/72 Fort Collins, Kentucky

Apr. 12/72 'Kiel Opera House' St. Louis, Missouri (with Free)

Apr. 13/72 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Apr. 14/72 'State Fairgrounds' Springfield, Illinois

Apr. 15/72 'Northwestern University'/'McGraw Hall' Evanston, Illinois

Apr. 16/72 'Cinderella Ballroom' Detroit, Michigan (with Cradle)

Apr. 18/72 'Veterans Memorial Auditorium' Columbus, Ohio (with Jeremy Clay)

Apr. 20/72 'Ohio University Convocation Center' Athens, Ohio (with Emerson, Lake & Palmer)

Apr. 21/72 'Public Hall' Cleveland, Ohio (with Mahavishnu Orchestra, Procol Harum, David Rea)

Apr. 23/72 'Stony Brook University Gymnasium' Stony Brook, New York

Apr. 24/72 'Carnegie Hall' New York, New York (2 shows with David Rea)

Apr. 27/72 'Aquarius Theatre' Boston, Massachusetts (with Spencer Davis)

Apr. 28/72 'The Spectrum' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (with Spirit, Fleetwood Mac)

Apr. 29/72 'Capitol Theatre' Passaic, New Jersey (with Uncle Bucks)

Apr. 30/72 'Fairfield University Gym' Fairfield, Connecticut

Jack Bruce, Jan Akkerman, Pierre van der Linden

Sep. 30/72 'Oval Festival' London, England ('Powerhouse Sod' jam)

West, Bruce and Laing (2nd tour of USA)

Sep. 30/72 'Penn State University Recreation Bldg' State College, Pennsylvania (cancelled)

Oct. 19/72 'Auditorium Theatre' Chicago, Illinois

Oct. 20/72 'Michigan State University' East Lansing, Michigan (with Country Joe McDonald)

Oct. 22/72 'SUNY Cortland Lusk Field House' Cortland, New York (with Grin)

Oct. 23/72 'Ford Auditorium' Detroit, Michigan

Oct. 26/72 'Alexander Memorial Coliseum' Atlanta, Georgia (with Edgar Winter Group, Stonehenge)

Oct. 28/72 'Wake Forest University Union' Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Nov. 4/72 'Capitol Theatre' Passaic, New Jersey

Nov. 6/72 'Radio City Music Hall' New York, New York

Nov. 7/72 'DAR Constitution Hall' Washington, DC (with Wild Turkey)

Nov. 9/72 'Palace Theatre' Waterbury, Connecticut

Nov. 10/72 'Aquarius Theatre' Boston, Massachusetts (with Grin)

Nov. 11/72 'Penn State University Recreation Hall' State College, Pennsylvania

(with Elephant’s Memory)

Nov. 22/72 'Winterland' San Francisco, California (with Crazy Horse, Snail)

Nov. 24/72 'Hollywood Palladium' Hollywood, California

(with Mott The Hoople, Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids)

Nov. 25/72 'Convention Center' Anaheim, California (with John Mayall, Delbert and Glen)

Nov. 26/72 'Community Concourse' San Diego, California (with Foghat)

Nov. 29/72 'Memorial Auditorium' Dallas, Texas (with Edgar Winter Group, Foghat)

Nov. 30/72 Oklahoma City, Oaklahoma

Dec. 2/72 'Sports Stadium' Orlando, Florida

Dec. 3/72 'Memorial Hall' Kansas City, Kansas (with Edgar Winter Group)

Dec. 5/72 Corpus Christi, Texas

Dec. 7/72 Houston, Texas

Dec. 8/72 Wichita, Texas

Dec. 9/72 'Pershing Auditorium' Lincoln, Nebraska (with Edgar Winter Group)

Dec. 10/72 'Coliseum' Denver, Colorado (with J. Geils Band)

Dec. 12/72 'Fox Theatre' St. Louis, Missouri (with J. Geils Band)

Dec. 13/72 'Auditorium Theatre' Memphis, Tennessee (with J. Geils Band)

Dec. 15/72 'The Spectrum' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (with James Gang, Foghat)

Dec. 17/72 'Orpehum' Boston, Massachusetts

West, Bruce and Laing (European tour)

Mar. 26/73 'Chateau Neuf' Oslo, Norway

Mar. 27/73 'Concert Hall' Gothenburg, Sweden

Mar. 28/73 'Falkoner Center' Copenhagen, Denmark

Mar. 31/73 'De Doelen' Rotterdam, Holland

Apr. 1/73 'Concertgebouw' Amsterdam, Holland

Apr. 2/73 'National Theatre' Brussels, Belgium

Apr. 4/73 'Stadthalle' Vienna, Austria

Apr. 5/73 'Theatre du Chatelet' Paris, France (Radio broadcast)

Apr. 6/73 'Festival Hall' Berne, Switzerland

Apr. 8/73 'Palazzo dello Sport' Rome, Italy

Apr. 9/73 'Palazzo dello Sport' Rome, Italy

Apr. 10/73 'Palazzo dello Sport' Bologna, Italy (cancelled)

Apr. 11/73 'Palalide' Milan, Italy (cancelled)

Apr. 13/73 'Cirkus Krone Halle' Munich, Germany

Apr. 14/73 'Landwirtschaftshalle' Kaiserslautern, Germany

Apr. 15/73 'Musikhalle' Hamburg, Germany

Apr. 16/73 'Jahrhunderthalle' Frankfurt, Germany

Apr. 20/73 'Rainbow Theatre' London, England (with Jimmy Stevens)

Apr. 21/73 'Rainbow Theatre' London, England (with Jimmy Stevens)

Apr. 22/73 'Free Trade Hall' Manchester, England (with Jimmy Stevens)

Apr. 23/73 'Free Trade Hall' Manchester, England (with Jimmy Stevens)

Apr. 24/73 'City Hall' Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England (with Jimmy Stevens)

Apr. 25/73 'Green’s Playhouse' Glasgow, Scotland (with Jimmy Stevens)

Apr. 26/73 'Leeds University' Leeds, England (with Jimmy Stevens)

Jack Bruce Band with Mick Taylor, Carla Bley, Bruce Gary, Ronnie Leahy

Apr. 22/75 'Badalona Hall' Barcelona, Spain

Apr. 24/75 'Real Madrid Hall' Madrid, Spain

Apr. 26/75 'Velodromo Hall' San Sebastian, Spain

Apr. 28/75 'Salle des Sports' Bordeaux, France

Apr. 29/75 'Salle Vallier' Marseille, France

Apr. 30/75 'Palais des Sports' St. Etienne, France

May 2/75 'Rheinhalle' Bregenz, Austria

May 3/75 'Cirkus Krone Halle' Munich, Germany

May 4/75 'Stadthalle' Offenbach, Germany

May 5/75 'Rosengarten' Mannheim, Germany

May 7/75 'P.E. Jansson Hall' Brussels, Belgium

May 8/75 'De Vliegermolen' Voorburg, Holland

May 10/75 'Westfalen Halle' Dortmund, Germany

May 11/75 'Philipshalle' Dusseldorf, Germany

May 13/75 'Musikhalle' Hamburg, Germany

May 14/75 'K.B. Hallen' Copenhagen, Denmark

May 15/75 'Scandinavium Hall' Gothenburg, Sweden

May 16/75 'Grona Lund' Stockholm, Sweden

May 19/75 'Pinkpop 75' Geleen, Holland

May 30/75 'Birmingham Odeon' Birmingham, England (poorly attended)

June 1/75 'Free Trade Hall' Manchester, England (released on CD)

June 3/75 'Apollo Theatre' Glasgow, Scotland

June 4/75 'City Hall' Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England

June 6/75 'Old Grey Whistle Test' London, England (BBC TV broadcast)

June 7/75 'Crystal Palace Concert Bowl' London, England

June 9/75 'May Ball'/'Cambridge University' Cambridge, England

Jack Bruce Band with Simon Phillips, Hughie Burns, Tony Hymas

Mar. 5/77 'Leeds University' Leeds, England

Mar. 7/77 'Birmingham Aston University' Birmingham, England

Mar. 8/77 'Lancaster University' Lancaster, England

Mar. 10/77 'Oxford Polytechnic' Oxford, England

Mar. 11/77 'Norwich University of East Anglia' Norwich, England

Mar. 12/77 'Sheffield University' Sheffield, England

Mar. 14/77 'Salford University' Salford, England

Mar. 15/77 'Strathclyde University' Glasgow, Scotland

Mar. /77 'Chateau Neuf' Oslo, Norway (cancelled)

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' Hamburg, Germany

Mar. 27/77 'Philipshalle' Dusseldorf, Germany

Mar. 29/77 'Congresgebouw' The Hague, Holland

Mar. 30/77 Hassalt, Belgium

Apr. 1/77 'Pavillion des Paris' Paris, France

Apr. 2/77 'Stadthalle' Offenbach, Germany

Apr. 3/77 'Deutsches Museum' Munich, Germany

Apr. 4/77 'Konzerthaus' Vienna, Austria

Apr. 6/77 'Volkshaus' Zurich, Switzerland

Apr. 12/77 'Pavilion' Hemel Hempstead, England

Apr. 14/77 'Paris Theatre' London, England

(BBC 'In Concert' Radio broadcast - broadcast Apr. 30/77)

Apr. 15/77 'New Victoria Apollo' London, England

July 2/77 'Roskilde Festival' Roskilde, Denmark

Oct. 27/77 'The Other Side' Wilmington, Deleware

Oct. 28/77 'Shaboo Inn' Willimantic, Connecticut

Oct. 29/77 'Shaboo Inn' Willimantic, Connecticut

Oct. 30/77 'D’Place' Dover, New Jersey

Nov. 1/77 'My Fathers Place' Roslyn, NY (2 shows)

Nov. 2/77 'My Fathers Place' Roslyn, NY (2 shows)

Nov. 7/77 'Agora Ballroom' Cleveland, Ohio

Nov. 11/77 'Paul’s Mall'/'Jazz Workshop' Boston, Massachusetts

Nov. 16/77 'Bottom Line' NYC (2 shows)

Nov. 17/77 'Bottom Line' NYC (2 shows)

Nov. /77 'Bijou Cafe' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

(2 shows had to be cancelled as the stage was too small)

Nov. 21/77 'The Great Southeast Music Hall' Atlanta, Georgia

Nov. 28/77 'Ivanhoe Theatre' Chicago, Illinois (2 shows)

Nov. 30/77 'Blue Note' Boulder, Colorado

Dec. 2/77 'Roxy Theatre' Los Angeles, California (2 shows)

Dec. 3/77 'Roxy Theatre' Los Angeles, California (2 shows)

Dec. 4/77 'Roxy Theatre' Los Angeles, California (2 shows)

Dec. 8/77 'The Catalyst' Santa Cruz, California

Dec. 9/77 'Old Waldorf' San Francisco, California (2 shows)

Dec. 10/77 'Old Waldorf' San Francisco, California (2 shows)

Jack Bruce, Jon Hiseman, John Surman

June 26/78 'At The Third Stroke' London, England (BBC Radio broadcast - broadcast Sep. 4/78)

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' Manchester, England

Apr. /79 'Bradford Hotel' Liverpool, England

Apr. /79 'Broadfield Hotel' Sheffield, England

May /79 'Manchester Factory' Manchester, England

Head with guest Jack Bruce

June 5/79 'College of Art' Glasgow, Scotland (Radio broadcast)

(broadcast on Radio Scotland on the 'Jazz and That' program)

The All-Star Rock Band with Jack Bruce, Jon Anderson, Allan Holdsworth, Brian Chatton, Adrian Tilbrook

July /79 'Live Music Show' London, England

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 'Bracknell Jazz Festival' Bracknell, England

July 14/79 'North Sea Jazz Festival' The Hague, Holland

Head with guest Jack Bruce

July 17/79 'College of Art' Glasgow, Scotland (Radio broadcast)

(broadcast on Radio Scotland on the 'Jazz and That' program)

Jack Bruce, Allan Holdsworth, Gary Husband

/79 “freeform gig at a pub in South London, England”

John McLaughlin, Billy Cobham, Jack Bruce, Stu Goldberg

(advertised as McLaughlin-Cobham-Bruce-Goldberg)

Oct. 7/79 'Chateau Neuf' Oslo, Norway

Oct. 8/79 'Konserthuset' Stockholm, Sweden

Oct. 9/79 'Olympen' Lund, Sweden

Oct. 11/79 'Tivolis Koncertsal' Copenhagen, Denmark

Oct. 12/79 'Neue Welt' Berlin, Germany

Oct. 13/79 'Rudolf-Oetker-Halle' Bielefeld, Germany

Oct. 14/79 'Liederhalle' Stuttgart, Germany

Oct. 15/79 'Deutsches Museum' Munich, Germany

Oct. 16/79 'Stadthalle' Vienna, Austria

Oct. 18/79 'Stadthalle' Kassel, Germany

Oct. 19/79 'Jahrhunderthalle' Frankfurt, Germany

Oct. 20/79 'Stadthalle' Bremen, Germany

Oct. 21/79 'Philipshalle' Dusseldorf, Germany

Oct. 22/79 'Congress-Centrum, Saal 1' Hamburg, Germany

Oct. 23/79 'Stadthalle' Braunschweig, Germany

Oct. 24/79 'Stadthalle' Erlangen, Germany

Oct. 25/79 'Salle Tivoli' Strasbourg, France

Oct. 26/79 Nancy, France

Oct. 27/79 Roubaix, France

Oct. 29/79 'Pavillion de Paris' Paris, France

Oct. 30/79 Reims, France

Oct. 31/79 Annecy, France

Nov. 1/79 'Theatre de Verdure' Nice, France

Nov. 6/79 Rotterdam, Holland (cancelled)

Nov. 7/79 Amsterdam, Holland (cancelled)

Nov. 8/79 'Palilido Theatre' Milan, Italy

Nov. 9/79 'Palasport' Turin, Italy

Nov. 12/79 'Rainbow Theatre' London, England

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' Wilhelmshaven, Germany

Nov. /79 'Hamburg Jazz Festival' Hamburg, Germany

Nov. 16/79 'Congress-Centrum' Hamburg, Germany

Nov. 17/79 'Rotation Club' Hanover, Germany ('Rocket 88' LP recorded here)

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' London, England (BBC Radio broadcast - broadcast on Jan. 19/80)

Dec. 30/79 'Dingwalls' London, England

Cozy Powell & Friends with Jack Bruce, Clem Clempson, Don Airey, Max Middleton

Jan. 8/80 'Old Grey Whistle Test' London, England (BBC TV broadcast)

Jan. 9/80 'Paris Theatre' London, England

(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' Washington, DC (2 shows)

Mar. 14/80 'Triangle Theatre' Rochester, New York

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' Asbury Park, New Jersey

Mar. 22/80 'Irvine Auditorium' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Mar. 23/80 'Stony Brook University Gymnasium' Stony Brook, New York

Mar. 24/80 'Main Act' Lynn, Massachusetts

Mar. 25/80 'Rutgers University' New Brunswick, New Jersey

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' London, England

Jack Bruce & Friends with Billy Cobham, Clem Clempson, David Sancious

July 28/80 'The Venue' London, England (2 shows)

July 29/80 'The Venue' London, England (2 shows)

July 30/80 'The Venue' London