Jack Bruce - Sunshine Of Your Love (ArtWorks Scotland, 13th Feb 2012)

Jack Bruce performing "Sunshine Of Your Love" for the ArtWorks Scotland documentary "The Man Behind The Bass", on February 13th, 2012.

Band: Jack Bruce and the trio Lau

Footage licensed from BBC Scotland. All rights reserved.

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[MarkNewton-wrzo]

A brilliant example of what constitutes a classic performed by its composer in the most unlikely of arrangements. What a legacy you have bestowed Jack Bruce. I remain in awe.

[purleybaker]

Imagine the opportunity to harmonize with Jack on this iconic song.

[josephdato]

Because of him i learned to play bass great musician

[davidnilles]

Just incredible. What a great combination of musicians. Jack was one of the best ever! 👏

[DirtyWindshieldSeries]

This was 6minutes and 7seconds of Pure Bliss! What a Version!

[dragonskinavi]

Legend has it that Jack once played alongside a metronome....the metronome was constantly trying to keep up with his perfect timing..

[tattyshoesshigure]

I love the story Jack tells of how that riff & the opening lyrics originally came about. The guy is a total legend!

[prajnachan]

I was blessed to see Jack in Spectrum Road with Vernon Reid, at Yoshi's Jazz Club two nights in a row, two sets each night!
The first night I had dinner in the restaurant so they gave me advanced seating- in the first row dead center! It was like they/he was playing for me. Unbelievable experience- thank you, thank you.
Then Carlos Santana would come out at the end of their set!
Cindy Blackman Santana on drums was playing. There was Carlos in the audience, then he would get up and leave to go on stage.
Unreal experience, both of them playing together- once in a lifetime.
Except, no- I came back the next night 🌙 take 3/4!

Love you Jack. 🎉 🕉

[garthkolbeck]

WOW WOW WOW
I was born in 1966. By the time I was 7, Cream was one of my favorite things. I was obsessed with them.

[fionakruger]

Absolutely Incredible, Thank you to everyone involved. He definitely was the Cream of the Crop . Such a talented Master of everything he touched. ❤❤❤❤❤

[murillomathias]

So wonderful to see Jack getting all those young musicians going.

[lordglencoe]

In-fecking-credible. The guy's voice at that age is holding out really well and he's clearly having a blast. Just shows, not every classic needs a guitar solo! And Lau were superb as well. Big fan of them.

[stephentyrrell]

Scotland’s greatest ever musician and songwriter without a doubt.

[feellucky]

Hard to believe you were gone just two years after this video was taken. I just love everything you played and who you played with and we're all going to miss you forever Jack. Keep those Wheels Of Fire brother and shifting those Disraeli Gears and we'll all see you one day in that White Room

[gerardhayden-ujpe]

This is the riff of the 20th. Century in my humble opinion!Fantastic song and players.

[robertocruz]

Jack Bruce is so cool because he is Jack Bruce. What an amazing solo! Up there with Jaco !

[danlchazmusic]

What a cool jam! It’s great to see Jack remaking this classic in a new (old) way.

[anauticalgate]

Forget you know what, THIS riff is immortal.

[paulgibby]

Interesting how the big bass drum (bodrun?) and the rhythm guitar create the effect of a whole drum set. Love the violin and accordion filling in the richness. And Bruce is great on the bass, and his singing always was great too. Thanks for the vid

[nickshires]

outstanding....really truly outstandingly brilliant...not just Jack Bruce the whole