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Jack Bruce- ROCKPALAST: THE 50th BIRTHDAY CONCERTS- CD & 3 DVD- 1993/2014-
- Intact Produktion+Verlag, Cristian Wagner/MIG Music GmbH.- 885513906106- 2000 grn
Jack Bruce invited a lot of friends for a very special ROCKPALAST - concert to celebrate his 50th birthday! The list of attendees is a kind of "Who is Who" in Rock and Jazz: Ginger Baker and Simon Phillips on drums, Clem Clempson and Gary Moore on guitar, Dick Hecksatll-Smith and Art Themen on saxophone, Bernie Worrell and Gary Husband on keyboards, Maggie Reilly and Gary Cooper on vocals, just to neme a few. A truly remarkable event captured on two DVDs. This extended version comes with 2 concert DVDs and one bonus CD "The Lost Songs". Special Edition – Filmed And Recorded Live At The E-Werk, Cologne, Germany For The WDR “Rockpalast” TV Show To Celebrate Bruce’s 50th Birthday On 2nd And 3rd November 1993.
COMPILATION INCLUDES:
CD: THE LOST SONGS- Never Released Before;
DVD1 & DVD2: 235 minute (!!!) LIVE CONCERTS;
DVD3: Jack Bruce DOCUMENTARY, Interviews And Additional Footage.
ROCKPALAST: The 50th Birthday Concerts, released this month via MIG Music, is more than an emotional send off for the late and sadly lamented Jack Bruce. It shows just how fertile his collaboration was with a certain fire-kissed UK guitarist really was. No, not Eric Clapton — with whom Bruce famously co-founded Cream. Instead, it’s Gary Moore, the Northern Ireland-born former member of Thin Lizzy, whose flinty symbiosis with Bruce during these November 1993 concerts at the E-Werk in Cologne, Germany, ultimately sparked a separate free-standing collaboration. Moore and Bruce work in terrific concert, then in fiery contrast, throughout ROCKPALAST: The 50th Birthday Concerts, rendering the times when Clem Clempson steps in at guitar seem rather pedestrian. The presence of Jack Bruce’s former Cream mate Ginger Baker adds new muscle, too. Much of this is gathered at the end of the set’s second disc, as Bruce returns to moments associated with Cream like “Politician,” “Spoonful,” “N.S.U.” and “White Room,” as well as “Life On Earth” (from a 1981 collaboration with Robin Trower) and the blues standard “Sitting On Top Of The World.” Moore turns the latter, composed by members of the Mississippi Sheiks in the 1930s, into a molten excursion, so full of soul and sweat that Clempson’s earlier pass seems moot. Same with “Politician,” which breezily unfolded with Clempson; Gary Moore’s sparky version is all edge. Then there’s the titanic closing take on “White Room,” a Moore-fueled finale that shakes everything that came before loose of its moorings. Clearly inspired by these shows, Baker, Bruce and Moore later formed the BBM power trio, releasing Around The Next Dream the following year. Their studio update of “Sitting On Top Of The World” from that UK Top 10 hit remains a highlight. Elsewhere, ROCKPALAST: The 50th Birthday Concerts (available in CD and DVD formats) also features Gary Husband and Bernie Worrell on keyboards, drummer Simon Phillips, and a tough horn section featuring saxist Dick Heckstall-Smith that nicely girds Jack Bruce throughout.
Presented In A Two DVD-Sized Individual Digipak With Double Transparent Disc-Mounts On The Inside Cover And Includes Two 12-Page Booklets And Housed In A Coloured Cardboard Slipcase.
Made In Germany.
ПРИ ПОКУПКЕ (сразу) ТРЁХ ФИРМЕННЫХ АЛЬБОМОВ, ДОСТАВКА БЕСПЛАТНО !!!