The Jack Bruce Band - Keep It Down (Old Grey Whistle Test, 6th June 1975)
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- The Jack Bruce Band performing "Keep It Down" on The Old Grey Whistle Test on June 6th, 1975.
Band:
Jack Bruce - Vocals & Bass
Mick Taylor - Guitar
Ronnie Leahy - Piano & Organ
Carla Bley - Keyboards
Bruce Gary - Drums
Footage licensed from BBC Studios Distribution Ltd. All rights reserved.
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There will never be anyone else quite like Jack Bruce. His ability to sing n play bass and improvise all at once was a gift! I've never seen or heard anyone else quite like him. Are you listen Rick Beato?
The Incomparable Jack Bruce ..... This was 50 years ago folks, 50 years.
He always said Hendrix was a force of nature, but him was a type of nature too.
He was a beast
Yes now imagine Jimi and Jack together in a band! A regular Tsunami !!!!
Never knew this session back in the day. What a treat.
Thank you.
i dont know where to start...that voice, thas basslines, that solo from MT, and that drummer is so on fire. love it!!!
Waited my WHOLE LIFE to see this much talked-about session. The internet is really something. Wow. Thank you !
I always felt this was the best song from that album.
From which Album?
There ist no album from This band.
Keep 'em coming! Holy cow this is just fabulous. I just can't get over how good it looks and sounds. OGWT mix engineers seldom disappointed tho:) Thank you again for this amazing gem from the archives.
Yeah. OGWT was great. Jools Holland show has never got a good sound, on the other hand.
This sounds remarkably good for a BBC recording. The whole session should be released officially
This is so good, virtuosos who managed to listen to each other and play for the song without overshadowing each other, this is really the ultimate level of musicianship in popular music 👏
He is the best!
This is truly great stuff!! Why have I never seen this before?!! Thank you!
Always loved this Live LP but i never thought i would wait till i saw the video!!!!
There's no Vinyl of this band!
No vinyl back in the day.
Mick Taylor is such a melodic guitarist. Doesn't get the credit he deservies
Fabulous, thank you
I suppose this is much like Cream would have sounded like had they stayed together. He was an astonishing performer
Wow!!
Carla Bley on keys !!
Prolific jazz composer
What a pairing
Oh yeah!!
Remembering Jack Bruce born on May 14, 1943. He was a Scottish musician. He gained popularity as the primary lead vocalist and bassist of rock band Cream. After the group disbanded in 1968, he pursued a solo career and also played with several bands. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Bruce
Well, what's new?
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I hear shades of badge. The great JB
and all the faces..
Is that a Dan Armstrong bass that Jack's playing?
Yes it is a Dan Armstrong London bass.
Exactly what I was just wondering. Thank you both.
That was my first thought...Dan Armstrong style...nice😇
Materpiece!
A more elsborate and complex version.I liked the guitarplay,the voice sets more more melodic in.
The song felt more personal.I ofter was afraid that there might be some dark world behind me,even at schoolage,but after all I prefered to avoid tensions and never had really to keep down anything.
Once I thought that there was a lightened had above me.I don't know when.6-10 years old.Sometimes I wondered,could it have been my grandfather.So it must have been between 10 and 12.
Later writing about,20-40 years later I heard a remarkable clear voice saying I didn't had to fear for .I don't belief it was God.Maybe some freemasonstrick?It seemed stronger than my imagination.
Later they really called me crazy.They called it an endurong psychosis.
Well,I have never been psychotic.I only feared for whatever reason I could become crazy.There was indeed a short period some 40 ,50 years ago with several real tensions prevailing.It wasn't fine,but I could keep it down.
I experience the song as a personal message,but sometimes as a social metaphor for a period of revolution and war.
And sometimes I also considet what is called entrepreneurship as a more or less psychotic state of mind,
but also the whole complex of the neodarwinistic political and economic liberal ideology,so many religions and stubborn thatcherist middle class lies as well as driven revolutionaries.
It's not difficult to be 'normal' ,but you never can be really free.
Ik bezocht toen een psychiater.Hij was bekend met de familie.
Ik zag hem als een soort initiator.
Ik kwam in een soort geleide associatie.Ik noemde de naam van Wolfgang Abendroth.Een socialistisch theoreticus wiens naam zo sterk contrasteerde met het ochtendrood.Zoals een professor een keer opmerkte :'Nomen est omen," ,toen ik me voorstelde.
Hij vroeg wat er door me heen ging.
" Iets demonisch" zei ik..
Ik ervoer zijn aanwezigheid zo.Ik had het gevoel dat ik hem kon aanvliegen.I kept it down.Misschien voelde ik me verraden,dat hij geen hoeder,'saviour' bleek.
Hij vroeg of ik driftbuien had.
Ik zei dat ik alleen maar gecontroleerd kwaad kon zijn,maar mijn moeder....
Er waren wat kleine dingetjes waarop ik me concentreerde ter afleiding.
Het was een soort ontlading die over me heen kwam.
Ik realiseerde me dat ik er alleen voor stond.
To make it by myself.
Zoals mijn toenmalige huisarts eerder al eens had gezegd :
"Jij geneest jezelf,"
Sonst geht es noch?
@@thomasr.5784 Mentally yes,physically I hardly can do anything at all.
great song - great performance - but that shirt has to go
Solo lui poteva essere figo anche così 😂