Recent Releases
Six-CD Retrospective Available 23 June (import only in US); Pre-Order Online
New Triple-CD Live Recording Available
New Jack Bruce/Robin Trower CD Now Available In Stores
New Live CD with HR Big Band Available
Jack Bruce at Rockpalast Triple-Concert Double-DVD Available for Order.
CD, DVD Recordings of Cream's Albert Hall Reunion Concerts Now On Sale
Two new CD collections in celebration of the May 2005 Reunion concerts.
New DVD of Disraeli Gears, featuring unreleased material and interviews.
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Jack will perform the closing act of the all-star Rock Hall Benefit on 19-20 September at the Koka Booth Amphitheatre in Raleigh, North Carolina. He will perform with the John Entwistle Band in tribute to his friend and fellow bass legend John Entwistle. Visit rockhallbenefit.com or see Rock Hall's press release for more information.
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Jack recently completed his tour with Hippiefest, also featuring Eric Burdon & The Animals, The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie, Melanie, Badfinger featuring Joey Molland, and Jonathan Edwards. Check out the online footage of Jack performing As You Said and White Room (with Godfrey Townsend). |
Natascha Eleonoré, aka Aruba Red, held a launch party at London's Royal Festival Hall for her new album, Aruba Red. The album is now available for purchase through iTunes (under "Aruba Red") and through Aruba Red's website.
Rolling Stone magazine have published a review of the box set, Can You Follow. Says David Fricke: "Can You Follow? is the best kind of rock memoir, a rich account in sound of Bruce’s pursuit of the bold and new — often, after Cream, at the expense of success. 'I never wanted to be a star,' he claims in the liner notes. 'I just wanted to make good music.' In that sense, everything here is cream."
The East Anglian Daily Times has run a story about Natascha Eleonoré, the bright and promising singer, performer, and daughter of Jack Bruce.
The recently-discovered YouTube clip below features a 1983 jam session with Jack (on keyboards), Fela Kuti and Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson. (Kuti, an Afrobeat pioneer who helped revolutionise world music, is the subject of a new off-Broadway show in Manhattan.) Visit YouTube for additional footage of Jack, including a rare Israeli television broadcast of Smiles & Grins.
Jack will perform with the BBC Big Band at Birmingham Town Hall on 14 November. The concert will feature music from Jack's solo career, along with Cream classics including Smiles & Grins, The Consul at Sunset, Spoonful, Deserted Cities of the Heart, and Sunshine of Your Love. The date is sure to be special for Jack, revisiting the Town Hall where he gave one of his first post-Cream concerts in November 1970. Tickets are available through the box office on 0121 780 3333 or via www.thsh.co.uk.