Jack Bruce breaks the line between rock and jazz
An ambitious solo debut album released after Cream disbanded.
"Songs For A Tailor" is an experimental work that fuses a variety of musical elements, demonstrating the breadth of Jack Bruce's musical vision. The songs, supported by heavy bass lines, combine the dynamism of rock with the sophistication of jazz. With significant contributions from guest musicians, this is a masterpiece that evokes the cutting edge of 70s rock.
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A:
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1)
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Never Tell Your Mother She's Out Of Tune
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2)
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Theme For An Imaginary Western
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3)
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Tickets To Water Falls
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Weird Of Hermiston
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Rope Ladder To The Moon
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The Ministry Of Bag
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He The Richmond
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Boston Ball Game, 1967
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To Isengard
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The Clearout
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Artwork - Ink Studios
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Composed By, Arranged By - Jack Bruce
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Engineer - Andrew Johns
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Photography By [Cover] - Roger Phillips
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Producer - Felix Pappalardi
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Words By - Pete Brown (5)
