Jack Bruce - Sleepy Time Time - Tutorial (The Cream of Cream DVD, 1998)

Jack Bruce demonstrating how to play the bass line of "Sleepy Time Time".
This clip is an excerpt from the instructional DVD "The Cream of Cream", released by Rittor Music in 1998.
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[@user-wb2zh1xx7y]

One of the giants of modern music

[@charlesboyle9223]

How beautiful is this?! I count myself very lucky to have met Jack Bruce. A wonderful man.

[@Martiniization]

I'm a month away from 73-years-old. I first heard this song 40 to 45 years ago on a live recording. It has never failed to hit the spot for me. Such an effective musical piece, on an exceptional wavelength. Very special composition.

[@onoyudont]

just 70 on Easter Sunday, and have been a student/admirer since Dec.66.from the first few notes , knew this was what I expected out of the instrument, but no one had broken through the barriers,...PRIOR

[@danielcombs3048]

Great lesson from the Master. Appreciate you Jack ✌️

[@KimRush-pd5ri]

Jack always replenished my love and need for music everytime I heard him perform. Because in everything he did in music was a performance - whether he played bass, piano, cello, and even when he sang - and he would never perform at less than his best. I miss Buddy Holly, John and George of the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix and Felix Papalardi who all died before their time. But Jack Bruce I miss the most. I love you Jack. Rest in Peace and good music

[@bifbassman]

I luv that Jack is beyond music! ✌️💚🙏( In the Spirit)

[@theoppiesghost]

GOAT

[@oscarcarohermosilla4938]

Genio !!

[@beepbeepnj2658]

This man goes down in history without having to play a 5 or 6 or 18 string bass with a zillion notes per second with tapping, slapping, harmonics and gadgets and all the other virtuosos whose music somehow ends up in the 99 cent bin and is forgotten. This is ironic if you think about it.

[@ravenbonanza1522]

How can Bruce calculate figuring out where to put his fingers without a fret and yet strikes the right chord?

[@onoyudont]

Experience/ Chops . OIt's tantamount to myself as a photographer gaining enough experience, to routinely leave my light meter at home .

[@619piano]

He was also a ‘cellist and double bass player- neither of those have frets so a fretless bass was naturally “easy” for him

[@onoyudont]

@@619piano classically trained cellist ...

[@Pierrick2009]

Can anyone tell me the exact model of bass he’s playing? I can see it’s a Warwick but that’s all.

[@onoyudont]

A Fretless Thumb Bass.he played a fretted model as well.