Album

Songs For A Tailor

Jack Bruce

1969 · Jazz, Rock

5 collectors on Gatefold own this

Songs For A Tailor by Jack Bruce

Songs For A Tailor is a Jazz album by Jack Bruce, originally released in 1969. On Gatefold: 65 pressings tracked, owned by 5 collectors.

About

After his stint with Cream, Jack Bruce was ready for a fuller expression of his talents as a bassist, singer, and composer. His 1969 solo debut, <i>Songs for a Tailor</i>, blended jazz, blues, and rock elements within accessible song structures in tandem with Pete Brown’s whimsical and slightly surreal lyrics. From the brooding complexity of “Theme for an Imaginary Western” to the brassy groove of “The Ministry of Bag” and the growling riffage of “The Clearout,” Bruce sounds inspired and unfettered here. Chris Spedding, Jon Hiseman, and George Harrison are among the British rock luminaries who help make <i>Songs for a Tailor</i> such an intriguing and often galvanizing set.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Never Tell Your Mother She's Out of Tune3:39
  2. 2Theme for an Imaginary Western3:27
  3. 3Tickets to Waterfalls2:59
  4. 4Weird of Hermiston2:20
  5. 5Rope Ladder to the Moon2:51
  6. 6The Ministry of Bag2:48
  7. 7He the Richmond3:35
  8. 8Boston Ball Game, 19671:46
  9. 9To Isengard5:29
  10. 10The Clearout2:37
  11. 11The Ministry of Bag (Demo)3:43
  12. 12Weird of Hermiston (Alternate Mix)2:28
  13. 13The Clearout (Alternate Mix)3:00
  14. 14The Ministry of Bag (Alternate Mix)2:53

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Jazz Fusion
  • warm
  • driving
  • groovy

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